Not a lighthearted science fiction, but theoretical science based

Rating: 10/10 (24 January 2015)

What a beautiful movie about our love for humanity, survival, and for everything else in between. The movie has a good span of human characteristics covered, from heroics best to selfish worst, to "one for all, all for one" variety of dramatic plot to keep it interesting. It shortcuts around the trivia and does not attempt at explaining them. Instead yields to provide more screen time to the main plot. So to preempt the critics, although I am sure there are some trivia or science based things wrong with the movie (as is with all movies, given the entertainment factor), to me it does not take away from the overall experience as I can easily look over them while I am captivated by the main message.
With a dense plot that pays homage to theoretical astrophysics and makes you think and question the art of possible, along with mesmerizing cinematography, and a musical score to match it all, this one is going instantly down in the all-time epic Classics category.