Hands down masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (15 November 2014)

A masterpiece in film. When I saw this I was simply blown away. This film was visually stunning. I would not compare this to "2001: A space odyssey" at all, they are not comparable, even though some aspects derived from 2001. Interstellar was one of the best works of film I have ever seen, I do wish I could have seen it in 70mm IMAX however.
The soundtrack by Thomas Bergersen and Hans Zimmer added to the feeling of the movie, such great original pieces of sound that correlated perfectly with the movements and momentum of the film, placed there by Nolan at the right times. Like another reviewer said before, this really is not an action film, or a typical run of the mill sci-fi flick. This really is artwork at its finest. I was kept at the edge of my seat the whole time, completely immersed in the film. Nolan did an incredible job at making you feel like you were in the cockpit of the ship with Cooper the whole time. I was very appreciative of the scientific input placed in the film as well, especially with the stunning depiction of the black hole scene. Well done on that one! Nolan told a story about our basic humanity. This is a story that everyone can relate to, not filled with super complicated astrophysics at all, but very scientific and spot on. The film really does an incredible job illustrating the emotional bond between Cooper and Murph and the crew on board the Endurance. You feel the pain Murph feels and the pain Cooper feels as well.
In all, Interstellar is a masterpiece in film, and an incredible work of art in the visual, emotional, and audio fields. I appreciate this being filmed in the 70mm IMAX films and special lenses used as well as the detailed props and real figures they used in the movie. This is one that will be amongst the greatest movies ever made.