A Masterpiece on screen!

Rating: 9/10 (14 April 2015)

Interstellar, directed by Christopher Nolan, is obviously one of my favourite film ever. I confess; every time I hear about a new Nolan's film, I'm scared. I truly am, because every single film he has made were simply incredible. I'm afraid the next one will be, how can I say, worst? Of course not! He surprised me, as he surely does since the release of Doodlebug, Nolan's short film.
What I love the most about Nolan is the fact that his films are totally originals. Tell me if I'm wrong, but have you ever had the feeling of: Why haven't I thought about this idea before..? Damn Nolan, you're too smart! When I watched Interstellar, I had this feeling. The same I had for Memento, Inception, The Prestige, and almost every frame of his pieces.
Interstellar is a total experience. We can think about the Visual Effects (oscar' winning), or about Sound editing, mixing and of course, the Original Score of Dr. Zimmer! The movie begins with an non-understanding situation, which already makes me a fan of it. We have to think about every single frame of the film. If not, you get lost. The only thing that made me disappointed is the end, because they explained too much. For a few second, I thought I was a child. That embarrassed me, because I think Nolan underestimated the fans. Some people hates this movie, because of its lack of information, but I don't think so!
Interstellar is a passion, a taste. If you don't feel it, like it, you'll never understand the information that Nolan is trying to give to the audience. It's a film about the end of an Ere, and the possibility to build a new one. When you watch this movie, you have to absorb what it gives to us, instead of expecting it.
As a matter of fact, it still a great great great movie, and that's why I bought it like a month ago, because adding this movie to my collection is a total honour.
My theory: - We can predict the end of a film, but we cannot be sure of how they are going to present it!
Special thanks to Nolan and Zimmer Vincent Lévesque