Interstella: Interesting and Sublime Space Story

Rating: 9/10 (30 May 2015)

Many movies forget about emotions. Many movies forget about being intelligent. Many movies forget about using unique character development. I will tell you something for nothing, Interstellar does not forget a single one of these aspects. The story is thought provoking and scientifically accurate which makes it all the more engaging when you allow yourself to be splendidly submerged in this awesomely authentic futuristic feeling landscape that vibrant and visionary director Christopher Nolan has cleverly concocted.
The movie is about the earth dying out and a team of astronauts are sent on a mission to secure survival of the human race. Cooper (Mathew McConaughey) is a desperate father on the mission trying to secure his family's future as Brand (Anne Hathaway) is desperate to save her love on one of the possibly inhabitable planets. All this goes on in a twenty year time-line where Cooper's daughter, Murph (Jessica Chastain), works with Brand's Father (Micheal Caine) to make sure all is ready to save the people of earth if the astronauts happen to return. If they do not, then there is always plan B: abandon earth and start a new.
The originality of the film looks deeply upon humanity's strong survival instincts. The plot entails our development as a species all the way to saving ourselves as fifth dimensional beings who can bend time. The film has a strong science correct plot that makes it all the more original. Christopher Nolan took good care as a director and writer to make sure the film is scientifically suitable. I found the plot very intricate and interesting which led to the film never having a dull moment.
The acting was acceptable. No weak links and a lot of well done emotional moments that, as Nolan often does, are very thought provoking. This also links to Christopher and Johnathon Nolan's screenplay as that was very cleverly presented and only explained a fine amount and left the rest for the viewer to interpret. That is usually what I love about a film.
The visuals where original and eccentric to say the least. Once again, very scientifically accurate. Christopher Nolan and his science allies created a stunning visual world to captivate audiences in. The visuals and the music went hand in hand as Hans Zimmer brought another beautiful soundtrack to accompany another great Nolan motion picture.
Overall, this movie is one of the most original and exquisite pieces of movie making I have ever seen. It may not be Nolan's best but it is a movie that breaks boundaries and grips you to the point of complete awe. I adored and applaud this film with confidence to be one of the most original, visionary and complex films to ever have graced the big screen.
+direct: unusual style to accompany a unusual movie.
+story: focuses on all the obvious and not so obvious aspects that make a movie spectacular.
+screenplay: right amount of informing audience and emotional epic-ness.
+Music: stunning composition that sticks with you and flows fluently with the motion picture.
+Visual Effects: stellar, stupendous and spectacular.
Ratings:
Acting;9
Story;10
Screenplay;9
Music;10
Pace;9
Directing;9
Visual effects;10
Overall;9.4/10