Raises inportant and relevant questions

Rating: 9/10 (24 June 2019)

And let's not forget that it's entertaining. Nolan isn't my all-time favorite director but the main reason why I've always loved his work is that he makes us think and also entertains at the same time. Let's not forget The Prestige, Inception, Memento, hell even his entire Batman trilogy are all great examples. Large scale blockbusters, some in IMAX, magnificent practical special effects, combined with an intellect that you just don't find in other action/adventure/big budget films. Nolan has taken it to another level with each film, and who knows what's coming next. When I saw Dunkirk in 70mm (or maybe it was 65mm; dont wanna stick my foot in my mouth), I was blown away. And now we have Tenet to look forward to. Phew. This guy has been on on fire for a couple decades now and I'm sure he'll get an Oscar win soon enough.
I went on a bit of a rant there, but the point is, Interstellar, minus a few flaws, is a masterwork and the negative reviews just baffle me. To the negative reviewers: Open up that mind of yours! That's the whole point. Nolan will go down as one of the greats, and it'll be a well-deserved accolade. Great direction, great cast who gave great performances, great score, great photography, great sound, editing... hell, great piece of art all around. It's truly a sci-fi classic in my opinion. Give it a chance guys!