An Honest Review: Its Just Good.

Rating: 7/10 (7 November 2014)

I will try to keep this review spoiler free.
Christopher Nolan has many followers and haters. Personally, I thoroughly enjoy his films and he knows how to play with peoples emotions in movies like Inception and The Dark Knight. Interstellar is his latest movie and it already is in the Top 25 on IMDb's Top 250 list. But is it really that amazing? No. But it still will leave you satisfied as a crowd pleasing experience.
Basically, Earth is going to die. So Pilot/Farmer Cooper and a team of astronauts go through a wormhole to find a new planet. But time is precious and the world is aging.
First the big problem I had just to get off my chest was the sound mixing. While most of the film has no problems. A loud rumbling can be heard (from what I experienced seeing it in 35mm film) in the last quarter of the film which makes some of the dialog inaudible. Even when the actors are screaming, you can barely hear them because of this noise. But anyways...
The film has a bit of comic sense that sometimes lacks in Nolan's films. But because of the content, you will need some cheering up with comic relief characters. Bill Irwin as the voice of Tars is great and at first glance looks silly as a robot, but you come to love this character bringing unexpected depth to him.
The visuals are outstanding. Like with Inception, Interstellar has some great and realistic visuals to help believe that we are actually in space including some that are very surreal.
The movie is more complex then his Dark Knight Films mostly due to the fact that there are many themes of space exploration and theories about black holes including an ending that will sure be a head twister.
Everyone did amazing especially Anne Hathaway in her Second Nolan film appearance including Matt Damon in a role I will not spoil.
This is what I personally think as not a Fan-boy or a hater. See it for yourself to judge. A few minutes could have been trimmed due to pacing but anyways let me finish this review off.
Interstellar is not the best Nolan Film. But it definitely is a crowd pleasing movie that has amazing visuals, great acting and a good story. I saw this in 35MM film but see it in 70MM IMAX if it is playing near you. You will not regret it.
78/100 B