A masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (28 November 2018)

I have seen at least 300 movies and I've wanted to write a review on IMDb for some time. I guess it's normal to begin with my all-time favorite movie.
I actually watched this movie when I was 14 at the cinema, so I didn't really understand much of it, but I loved it. Of course, being my favorite film, I came back to it multiple times, getting more and more into it with every view.
I'll start with the effects. They are amazing. From the dusty landscapes of a pre-Armageddon Earth to the breathtaking imagery of an unknown space, the movie always kept me on the edge of my seat no matter how many times I've watched it.
Interstellar is yet another masterpiece of Hans Zimmer when it comes to soundtrack. The amazing music worked perfectly with the idea of interstellar travel and this time the great composer outdid himself.
The emotional conflict the main character could be compared to one leaving his family to live abroud somewhere far away and never being able to return. Even though early in the film, the connection between Cooper and his daughter didn't seem to be so strong, by the end I couldn't restrain myself from crying at multiple scenes.
I know many people say that the physics in Interstellar are really beside the point. I can only tell them one thing: you are right, but that doesn't mean the movies is bad. A Sci-fi movie must not necessarily be scientifically correct to be entertaining. I personally didn't ask myself that many questions on the mechanics behind the movie, because there's no point in that. I only watched and thought to myself afterwards if that could actually happen. Anyway if you want to watch something 100% correct, you should look for a documentary, not an artistic movie.
Now to wrap it up, I must say Interstellar will surely turn into an all-time classic, so if you haven't already watched it, what are you waiting for?