My mind is still boggled at the perfection of this film

Rating: 10/10 (27 March 2015)

I watched Interstellar with my brother, who is as big of a science geek as I am, and I was absolutely blown away, to say the very least.
Just thinking about it, my heart is pounding again. I'm a huge fan of epic movies that require you to actually use your brain, unlike the cliché action movies and sappy romances they pop out every other week. For some reason, society looks down on movies like Interstellar, and another favorite of mine, Cloud Atlas. They're movies that make you think. Movies you have to watch a second time to fully appreciate. And that makes a better movie than a mediocre, predictable action movie or what have you.
Some reviews I've read are saying that the physics and scientific phenomena of Interstellar aren't realistic, or are just plain wrong. Such as the waves on Miller's planet, and the time anomalies. While, yes, it is true that some of the physics were not factual, its a science FICTION movie. Its not a space documentary. It was never meant to be realistic in that way.
With that being said, Interstellar was a masterfully crafted film. From the beautiful, Oscar winning effects, to the Oscar worthy screen writing and direction, to the edge-of-your-seat score by the orchestral legend Hans Zimmer, and even the acting. Generally, Nolan's movies are more about effects, mind effs, and awesome soundtracks. While Interstellar had an abundance of these things, it also had phenomenal acting. Especially the message from home scene in which Cooper erupts into tears.
It also had a few surprise actors. With Matt Damon, Casey Affleck, Topher Grace, and John Lithgow.
I still can't get over how awesome TARS and CASE are, either. My brother and I laughed out loud over how cool they are. Namely when CASE rescues Dr. Brand during the wave scene. The way he started spinning in what was almost like a cartwheel was just so fluid.
In conclusion, I give Interstellar a 10/10. Easily one of my favorites.