Captivating, Intelligent and Emotional

Rating: 10/10 (19 November 2019)

I guess one of my greatest regrets now was to not being able to see this in the cinema. I had heard of this film and the hype when it was released. I was 16. My folks bought the DVD when it was available, but I couldn't tell if they loved it or not, so I didn't bother exploring it. However, even if I had watched and paid attention to the film then, sure I would be astonished, but it will never be the same experience as to the way that I'm feeling right now.
I am stunned. Dazzled. It's fascinating and it's beautiful that I'm even catching my breath from weeping so much.
Matthew McConaughey's character Cooper, reminded me of my dad. My relationship with him has been through complications due to the fact that I grew up away from him cause of his profession. But I always waited for him to come home, even if it took so many years for him to do so.
Now, the tables have turned, and I'm the one who has to go a thousand miles away. I wanna go home, perhaps after a year or two, but who knows though. I just hope they wouldn't forget about me haha.
I'm sorry if it has gotten a bit more personal, but on a serious note though, overall, the film has taught me so much; humanity, sacrifice, love, physics, the relevance of time and whatnot. The score was absolutely splendid. The performances were brilliant. The visual effects were breathtaking and literally out-of-this-world haha.
I know Interstellar is going to stay with me for a long time, and I'm fine with that. (Update: it still has stayed on my mind, guys haha)