Awe, visual awe!

Rating: 10/10 (26 November 2014)

I would like to go on a rant to justify my words, and then give my personal review of the movie but I won't, because otherwise no one would even glance at this!
--- DISCLAIMER: I am not a movie critic, I am not a professional in writing, and I do only want to convey my own opinion on this movie and Nolan's work. ---
Interstellar delivers. On audio and visuals. With exception of the main characters everyone else is lacking a certain depth to them, many will critique this point, but honestly... Why should the great majority even care? So many tropes have been applied to deliver us some of those iconic side roles that do we really want some more? Instead one can enjoy the fact that the original story being presented is given in a focused manner around the main characters, Cooper and his daughter.
On another note, this movie does not deserve an Oscar for being the "Best Movie" or "Best Drama", it just isn't. Yet I personally wouldn't be able to give anything else but 9.8/10 for this fantastic experience.
Sometimes we see movies advertised as experiences for IMAX, or 3DXD or whatever else, but truly rare movies deliver on that, which is disappointing for me, because that's what some of the audience is looking for. When some want a SOLID STORY, books are there, novels, from any imaginable genre. But for visuals and audio that makes your very core shiver and tremble from emotions and awe, there's MOVIES.
This movie is audio-visually so impressive and captivating that it's in my honest opinion SECOND TO NONE. The last frontier here is just so fantastically presented in such a fashion you just WANT to believe it's true, Hans Zimmer delivers the audience with such a soundtrack it perfectly fills the empty void of outer space and vacuum.
From an audio-visual guy to any who dare listen, this is a must see in all the glory a cinema-like experience can deliver, fill your eyes and ears, sit down and you won't notice time passing by. I certainly didn't, the 3 hours could've been 4 and I still would've been submissive to the awe that this movie created in me, I was utterly speechless by the experience.