Greatest sci-fi of 2014

Rating: 10/10 (13 November 2014)

Mix Christoper Nolan's talent with breathtaking special effects, amazing acting performances and amazing sound quality and you'll possibly have on of the best cinema experiences of your life. I went to see it to the cinema last night, and I was probably sitting in the worst place, awful angle. But the movie was just that enjoyable, that I didn't notice where I was sitting while I was watching it: you don't have time to relax. SPOILERS:
The first 30-45 minutes of the movie (not too long considering the movie is almost 3 hours long) are kind of "slow", as some may notice. But that's actually Nolan's signature move in movies, where he tells something about the character and his struggle, which I don't mind at all even though I'm aware that there might be people who expect action and special effects from the first to the last second, so that's just a point I wanted to make. Everything from the sentence "an hour counts as seven years in the real world" becomes pure suspense and it is truly thrilling, as the characters try to "fight time" and solve the problem as fast as they possible can to save the population, not actually knowing that it is all useless, since the plan didn't consider moving the current population to another planet, ever. McConaughey's performance was on point, I found that Anne wasn't that great but she was still enjoyable. I never liked Matt Damon, and his character in the movie makes me confirm my sentence, you know why I say this if you watched the movie. Also Mackenzie Foy was amazing! I absolutely loved her, as well as her 40 year old (ish) self Jessica Chastain. I was a bit creeped out by the oldest version of her, Ellen Burstyn who I do like, I like her acting, but I can't help but think about her role in Requiem for a Dream (2000) that I loved, but her character literally gave me nightmares. Overall, a great sci-fi by an amazing Christopher Nolan who never fails to impress cinema lovers like me.