A father's unfathomable love,an incredible space journey

Rating: 10/10 (9 December 2014)

Once in a while there comes a movie which makes you want to sit with rapt attention,soak in each and every frame,mull over the dialogs,re-visit scenes merely to admire the sheer pulchritude of its essence. Interstellar is one such movie and Christopher Nolan does not disappoint with his latest venture. Right from the first frame, the movie captures the imagination of the viewer with its sheer brilliance and though the central theme has some heavy duty quantum mechanics the movie progresses without being didactic or dragging.
The story revolves around the uncertain future of humanity in an undisclosed time-frame in future and yet it presents some poignant questions which are relevant in our present day scenario as well. Being a sci-fi film though graphics are expected,it does not get self-absorbed nor boorish with unwanted CGI. And yet its imagery is bang-on in the space scenes and Nolan ups the ante here for future movie makers. Every dialog, nuance, emotion in the movie has closure and herein lies the strength of the movie. The cast ensemble does complete justice to the story and ultimately it is the human element(with some help from some machines...read TARS) in this story which carries the movie on its shoulder. A must-watch for sci-fi buffs and real movie lovers.