Christopher Nolan: The new generational Hero

Rating: 9/10 (22 November 2014)

Review to everyone, but mostly newcomers:
I am going to be short here: If you hadn't seen this movie yet, be sure you do it. The whole cinema of ours was full of people from different generations (youngsters, elders) and had fresh emotional experience which is rarely achievable nowadays, and cried a lot. Innovation at its best what is being shown here.
Is the movie perfect? Not at all. It wants to be perfect? I have no idea, it's Nolanish that's for sure. It's a hell of a good movie which includes; Delightful visuals (both practical and CGI), AMAZING soundtrack by the genius Hans Zimmer himself, exciting sounds and noises, so audio visually a perfect experience with really innovative and SCIENCE based story, which was produced with the help of the theoretical physicist/astrophysicist – Kip Thorne. Acting? Perfect, believable, and professional. So go see this movie!
**Spoiler Alert below**
The parallel between the story on Earth and Space was well executed, the apocalyptic feeling reached the whole territory of the movie, even the space itself with its music played with organ under Mann's evil actions and the vintage-like messages from Earth. The Storytelling isn't actually new from Nolan, I mean the structure of the story build up is classical, yet with several fast phased scenes. It's a different sci-fi what you would expect, it's more about the drama and humanism and just then space-thing, even though you get lots of space delights, trust me, even groundbreaking depictions of Wormhole and Black hole itself. Thanks to scientific basis the whole movie is very solid on physical depictions, however it draws parallel with philosophical and psychological meanings too.
There are symbolical moments which are very clever, and well fit to the story/theme: -The bookshelf represents the Earthy humans' mind and the boundaries of understanding of life, behind the shelf lies something more and "unreal" things, which with cannot be comprehended easily with a simple Earthy mindset. When Cooper is actually in tesseract, he becomes the bridge between this two worlds, contacting with Earth from way-outer space, a place where lies much-much more then we couldn't even think of.
-It's just funny how Murph becomes the representant of Murphy's Law itself, showing that there is always light at the end of the tunnel no matter what.
The whole movie itself is fresh, and also groundbreaking in some points, which makes it a new-generational Space Odyssey, or Alien. Emotional, Visually awesome, audio-visually marvelous, and the story is huge and complex yet comprehensive mostly. Nolan is a new- generational movie-maker hero, that's for sure.