Christopher Nolan is a creative genius and a master of his craft.

Rating: 9/10 (3 March 2020)

I absolutely love seeing Nolan's imagination come alive on screen. While this movie does require a strong suspension of disbelief, once you get past that it really makes you think about some profound ideas, as well as telling more than one compelling personal stories that blend well with these themes.
Interstellar starts a bit slow, but the payoff for the things it sets up is totally worth it and ties it together really nicely. There are a couple of scenes in this fairly long movie that don't quite hit the way I wanted, but it didn't take away from the overall feel of this deliberately slow paced film.
Christopher Nolan is seldom trying to present a direct message to viewers, and by no means is that a bad thing. Just like Inception, its meant to plant imaginative seeds in our minds and make people think bigger about what our reality is, and what more it can be beyond what we can percive. He even brilliantly brings abstract concepts to life in a certain scene in this move I refuse to spoil.
I hate seeing people who say these two movies "don't make any sense" or "have too many plotholes". You need to open your mind and realize the reason Inception and Interstellar are great is because of their ideas, not because they're perfectly grounded in reality. I get that Nolan might try to explain these ideas a little too much sometimes, but you have to establish some ground rules for such grand ideas.
Stop saying "this doesn't make sense" They're Science Fiction movies!! Failing to recognize that is YOUR problem, not the movie's.