A beautiful venture into the final frontier.

Rating: 9/10 (16 November 2014)

There is a lot that can be spoiled about this movie, so I'm going to keep this one short and just share my opinion about the more than its content (This again goes to show why Chris Nolan keeps so much secrecy about his movies).
On the outside, Interstellar is about some people who go to space. Of course, on the inside, it is a much more complex plot, but a simple story.
This is by far the greatest-looking movies ever. The visuals are so impressive, you will feel you're on a space ride in an amusement park. This entire movie in itself is one huge ride through the cosmos, frequently going back and forth from Earth and space, as one huge story.
The movie is long, but like good long movies, there is a lot happening, so it is never boring. The cast is great, their performances superb, and Hans Zimmer's music is on par, if not better, than his music from the Dark Knight Trilogy (so it's REALLY GOOD).
I can see why some critics didn't like the movie much because of its overt sentimentality and flaws with respect to the human story going on throughout. I personally thought these kind of flaws were definitely there, but they weren't much of a big deal. Not as much as Anne Hathaway's hair, anyway (OK that was a bad joke from my side).
Go see it, it's beautiful. A bit too sentimental, like the critics have said, but with a lot of redeeming qualities. Not Nolan's best writing work, but definitely a great directorial work of art.