If you love science at all, its totally worth your time

Rating: 10/10 (14 January 2016)

First off, I love any movie that involves science. If you also love science, give this a shot. I was pretty excited to see this movie and usually when I get excited to see a movie, I get let down. So as a rule of thumb I try not to hype up a movie because of shear excitement. For this movie, it does not matter. I am not a big Matthew Mc fan at all but he delivered a fantastic performance as a father of 2 who used to work with a space program. I will not give any details away but the entire movie is about the earth and its resources dwindling. So, scientist must send people out into space to find a planet more sustainable. In the mean time he discovers what it truly feels like experiencing Einsteins theory of relativity. Now this concept is hard to grasp onto because everything we have ever been taught about logic seems to be thrown out the window so I suggest everyone read up on it a little bit to help better understand the concept so its simpler to follow along. After the story and problems keep unfolding, he finds himself distraught by the thought of his absence on earth with his children. This is where it gets tricky, this is where the 4th dimension comes into play...TIME. Time plays a HUGE factor into this movie and trying to preserve/slow it so he can return to earth before its too late. I will stop here because I don't want to slip up and give anything away. If you are in the mood for a solid film and are ready to sit and pay attention for an extended period of time, I highly suggest this movie. If this movie does not seem to fit your criteria of what you believe to be a good movie, I wouldn't spend the time. The cinematography is excellent, the directing is on point and the visual effects and colors are brilliant. Everything I could have hoped for in a Sci-Fi.