Beautiful, Powerful, Emotional and Bookish

Rating: 10/10 (11 July 2015)

**There Might Be Spoilers** So, I finally made my account on IMDb, only and only to review Interstellar. This movie is powerful, emotional, beautiful,crazy,AND bookish. Let me explain why 'bookish,' because visual medium does not make me 'feel' things so profoundly like the written work does, and Interstellar made 'feel' everything the characters go through.Cooper leaving Murphy and her tears were gut wrenching and powerful, the beginning part of the establishment of the relationships was very well done. We get to know what kind of children Murph and Tom are i.e. different from the ordinary and their father supports them without any hesitation. Donald happens to be a cool granddad and also a friend-like and father figure to Coop. I liked that despite a bit of 'slow' writing and it did not bother me at all.
Cooper Murph's relationship happens to be amongst my most favorite ones. Their vulnerability, tragedy and joy is moving and is done amazingly in the film. I never thought I would literally cry like a child in a science fiction movie but this one proved me wrong. It does not just move you but makes you realize the importance of the children in parents' lives because when you're a parent you want your children to feel safe.
The music was awesome in the film. Apart from LOTR I love Interstellar's soundtracks like anything. The emotional description of the scene was done by only the amazing music of Hans Zimmer. how can someone be so perfect? All in all, an intense and powerful movie that makes you think, feel, wonder, cry and pass a teary smile in the end.Oh, I love it!!!