Separating the educated

Rating: 10/10 (8 January 2015)

This movie is excellent,and there are a couple of reasons why. To start off, the bond between Cooper and Murph is beautifully portrayed. I know that sounds kind of cliché because everyone is mentioning it, but u got to admit that the scene where Cooper watched Murph become his age was really heartbreaking. Furthermore there are a few plot points that were remarkable. Mann throwing Cooper of the clip was a really pleasant surprise, and a moment that stuck me to my seat. Also the 5-dimensional world was something rather unexpected, and that is where this movie stands out. The music (once again) was absolutely mind blowing and really fit Interstellar, considering they were most of the time traveling in space. Indeed, she got its flaws (Music perhaps not synchronized well with dialog, unrealistic scenarios)but that are just minor issues. After all, the docking scene was truly fascinating, and the level of scientific accuracy is what makes this movie interesting. The way art, science, drama and creativity are combined in this movie is what makes it a unique and mind blowing experience. The more effort u put into understanding the plot, the more satisfaction u gain from this movie, and that is what most people seem to forget. The more i seem to understand the movie and it's scientific aspects, the more pleasure i get in seeing people confused. This movie separates the educated from the less educated and the interested from the less interested. Interstellar is a successful Christofer Nolan movie and one I will not forget in my life. I can't wait to watch it again.