Or Perhaps we have forgotten...

Rating: 10/10 (10 November 2014)

Perhaps we have forgotten that this movie is about father daughter relationship with interstellar voyage as a subplot. It was always about a Father who keeps his promise; it's about a daughter who had a faith in her father. Mathew gives the soul to his father character. Further, it cannot be concluded that Cooper is not concerned with his son. Tom is elder than Murph and he undertakes his father's responsibility with some maturity. On the other hand, Cooper is worried about his other kid, Murph, who is a curious kid... angry at her father. From the very first scene to the very end, it is about "keeping promises" and "keeping faith". It is evident in the end when Cooper returns as a 124 year old man, eager to meet Murph. As he enters the room, where Murph his lying, all other family members leave. There is neither focus on the family nor Cooper meets his family. Why? It's all about Cooper and Murph. Anne hathaway and Jessica Chastain were great. I pretty liked the Young Murph too. Matt Damon, you rocked. I did not see that coming.
About plot holes? I, actually, flunked in Physics. C'mon people? The script was great. It is just theories, which can be either right or wrong. Critics are hammering this movie, which I don't understand; Nolan enganged kip thorne, so it is clear that things were pretty logical and the project was given proper attention. Nolan is not a fool.
About Christopher Nolan? I am not qualified enough to review his direction. NOLAN IS GENIUS. IN NOLAN WE TRUST.