visually appealing, strong themes of homesickness

Rating: 9/10 (8 December 2014)

quick and to the point..
I have a very hard time sitting through most movies, especially in the theater. I saw INTERSTELLAR at a local movie theater with a buddy, namely the AMC in Morristown, NJ at Headquarters Plaza, (newly redone theaters, along with the most comfortable theater chairs I have ever used, complete with electric recline features and footrests) Had the movie not been so loud, and entertaining, I would have fallen asleep in the chair it was so comfortable, but enough on the theater....
Being a Matthew McConaughey, and Anne Hathaway fan, this was a must see feature film, and it did not disappoint whatsoever. Pretty much from the beginning McConaughey shows his strong connection with daughter, and acts very well throughout. Very long movie, but as I said earlier, i am not usually one that is able to sit through a 2:30+ hr movie and for me, Interstellar was no problem. Brief review, go see it if you are into sci-fi movies, Space, black holes and worm holes, future technology, and future societal problems like lack of resources and pollution. A very believable representation of our future and the problems we may encounter. Some parts got a bit confusing as far as time travel and relativity go, but if you make sure to pay attention to character dialog, you should be able to follow along just fine.
If its a slow Tuesday, or you are looking for a good movie to go see on a Saturday night, I would highly recommend Interstellar, as Hunger Games is only Part I, and I can wait for that to come out on Netflix or some other online movie outlet. Interstellar is a movie similar to Gravity, in that you want to see it on a huge screen, in super high definition, with the Dolby surround sound theater speakers blowing you back into your seat.
As a little advice, I would brush up on my time relativity and quantum physics textbooks from college astronomy before seeing... (sarcasm heavy here) but in all honesty, go see INTERSTELLAR in theaters, on a big screen before you can no longer go see it.
-DLF