Interstellar: An Emotional Rollercoaster throughout Space

Rating: 9/10 (22 July 2018)

Interstellar is one of the most well made, enjoyable and thoughtfull movie out there. Christopher Nolan surely outdid himself this time. This movie puts other space sci-fi movies like the Martian and Gravity to shame with its deep story and graphics.
Let's start with the story. TL;DR, something's wrong with Earth. We never get told that but you instantly get the feeling that something's up throughout the whole movie. Coop, a retired pilot and his daughter Murph find a secret NASA base (or SNASA if you're nasty). Anyways Coop gets sent to space to find a new world for human kind and travels through a wormhole with a squad of scientists.
You clearly see that a lot of time has got into this script of the movie and the science behind it. The whole movie is based around the Relativity theory and gravity. They talk about gravity a lot during the first segment of the movie, when they're on Earth, but then it becomes less important since they go into space for a majority of the second half of the movie. Gravity becomes a huge factor later on though especially at the very end where (SPOILERS) Coop gets stuck in a black hole and communicates with his daughter back in time using gravity.
Also throughout the movie we get the feeling that time's important. Cooper and his co-worker dr Brand counts the seconds until they can get back to their respectivr family. Time becomes a huge factor when they travel to other planets and time moves differently than on Earth or in other places.
I say that Interstellar has 3 major heartbreaks, or moments when you truly feel for the characters.
The first one comes when Cooper leaves Earth and hus daughter gets real upset with him and smashes his watch. You truly feel because how on Earth are you going to leave the planet knowing your daughter is mad at you and that you might never see her again.
The second one comes after dr Brand and Coop returns from the first planet only to realize that dr Romally who they left on the ship has aged 20 years while they've been down there for about an hour.
Right after this comes heartbreak three when Cooper recieves messages from his son Tom and his daughter Murph and how crap their lives has turned into.
Secondly we gotta talk about the music and sounds. This is done perfectly and they made the sounds accoring to the laws of nature and oly use music when needed to. The soundtrack couldn't be better.
The cast is also perfect with Matthew McCaughney as lead actor. However I think the actors playing Murph did a better job since they all have the same personallity and actually kinda look alike (cootoes to the makeup artists).
This movie isn't perfect and the only real issue I had was with the plotholes surrounding how Coop got back to Cooper station or how NASA got shut down and then continued to do extraordinairy research and develop gear that is move advanced than modern day. Sure we don'g know when this is but you get a feeling that it isn't that far from today.
Overall, great movie. A MUST WATCH!