Masterful Work of Art - Best Movie of All Time

Rating: 10/10 (30 November 2014)

I have never felt so compelled to write a review of a movie as this one. I have also never paid to see a movie more than once. I've seen this movie twice so far, and will be going again.
If I had one bad thing to say, I would say it starts off a little slow, and you have to wait for the action to really kick in. From there on out it is constant eye candy and adrenaline with a chill inducing musical score. Tears will be shed, and not always because of sadness (though you might go there too), but most likely at the immense unfathomable greatness of the real world.
The juxtaposition between the loneliness and emptiness of the universe and the closeness of human interaction and love for yourself, your family, and the species itself is awe inspiring on so many levels.
The plot is deeply layered, and grounded in the amazingness of actual science. So much so that you might even think the movie is filled with plot holes, until you look up the science and realize truth is more amazing than fiction.
A second viewing is just as good (yet obviously different in some ways) than the first. You will see how amazingly the science was worked out, and that the minor leaps you have to take are well worth it. If not for the way it makes the story exciting and fresh, then for the visuals you'll get from it.
I've read a few other reviews, and I am dumbfounded at anyone not seeing the epic greatness of this movie. The only thing I can possibly attribute it to is that those bad reviews are coming from people who would be one of the teachers in Murph's school.