Sensory overload of human will, inspiration, science, visuals and sounds

Rating: 10/10 (7 November 2014)

This is the movie future world's top scientists will refer to as the source of their inspiration. I have no doubt that somewhere in the darkness of the movie theaters there are awed kids seeing this film today; kids that will grow up and dedicate their lives to space exploration of tomorrow.
After a long time I have left the movie theater with that feeling of witnessing something special, something that really changes your perspective. And for that, I congratulate Mr. Nolan, because I have no doubt that he set out making this movie for that exact purpose. Influence. And this film carries tons of it. It's an instant classic, one that will fuel debates and ideas for years to come.
The visuals are stunning. You are literally sucked into the film. The scientific foundation is there, some will say it's too much to grasp, but I disagree. Even the basic knowledge of long distance space travel is enough to understand the concepts and issues we are faced with. Finally, the musical score, while strongly reminiscent of the Kubric's classic, is still incredibly powerful and further conveys the epic scale of what's happening on the screen.
Plot holes? Errors? Forget the nitpicking and look at the greater picture. You will not regret it.