As Seminal as 2001, with near perfect execution, Nolan creates another Masterpiece that brings the audience on a journey to themselves. *SPOILER*

Rating: 9/10 (6 November 2014)

I cannot give Nolan's SciFi epic "Interstellar" a 10, because he got a little loose in places (especially towards the end, where he could have tied up just a few niggling bits), that being said, he gets closer to the perfect Kubrick "2001: A Space Odyssey" than anyone ever has before, and can now raise his glass as having cemented himself as the true Master auteur we all knew him to be.
Nolan was in inspired form, getting phenomenal performances from everyone; there was not a weak link in the bunch (and I'm not a big Topher Grace fan - even He turned in an excellent performance). And I was kind of expecting Matt Damon to overplay his role, but he was reeled in just right for the picture, and I think he added a nice little dark aside- hooray for him.
The sets were literally out of this world while being in it; the tech was really solid (my dad worked on Apollo, and I KNOW...)
I enjoyed the robot(s) - just enough cheese, without being too much. The space ships Nolan got right (especially the interiors, and all the important stuff like gravity and propulsion). Most importantly, he got his astrophysics and relativity right (FINALLY! Someone Gets it Right!! Yippee!). The cryo sleep chambers, while not the same future as the Nostromo, was serviceable.
I could go on, but it's late. The main genius of "Interstellar" is the script, (and a certain segment near the end, that might get you to sing "When the moon is in the seventh house.."). Nolan wrote a great script, and executed it beautifully. His actors should all be up for awards (as well as direction, visual effects, and ESPECIALLY the Music!!!) The haunting underscore set the mood and added an extra dimension. Mr. Nolan, Thank You for a really fulfilling film! I want a sequel!!