A film that makes haters as silent as the dark and beautiful space above

Rating: 10/10 (11 November 2014)

Christopher Nolan has created a superb film that can be enjoyable for those of all ages. The story was rich with emotions, action, and excitement as Matthew McConaughey gives us an Oscar-worthy display of acting. The special effects were absolutely wonderful and the amazing audio that Hans Zimmer provided only added to the movie's top-tier development. I've seen the movie multiple times and in each of those fully-packed theatre moments I was in, people stood up clapping and cheering and then left with the largest smiles on their faces (which achieved the actual point of movies: pleasing the people and giving them SOMETHING TO REMEMBER, not to meet standards that grouchy and lonely so- called "critics" set to make it boring and stupid).
It seems like many Nolan haters and so called "astrophysicists" all criticize the film by attacking Nolan, not the film. This is laughable because for one, no one will pay attention to their comments besides other Nolan haters who will vote "Yes" (agree) by filtering for and finding fellow worst reviews.
This film will stay in the top 50, or maybe even reach the top 10 as things are looking right now, and the haters will drown in the crowd of people who acknowledge and can see that this is a great movie. As Interstellar soars high, haters can look up, wave goodbye, and stay on the low ground that they can't leave from.