Paramount work. An instant classic

Rating: 10/10 (12 November 2014)

In my view, 'Interstellar' is among the best films ever made. It is a story about the search for your own destiny and identity. In this case, that search is embodied in a handful of travelers, but they represent the entire human race.
Whoever is not touched by the greatness and delicacy of this work, might remain untouched by films such as Kubrick's 2001 or Tarkovsky's Solaris. On their respective premieres, both films were also heavily criticized by many people. In fact there are fruitful connections among those three movies. Here we could note two points:

The Tars robot as a symbol of the monolith that Clarke created for Kubrick, becomes a world cinematographic icon.

The final return to home, now plasterboard, is the utter loneliness of the traveler, as reflected in Tarkovskian Solaris.

To make profit of watching this film, the viewer should have an active attitude. Any artwork needs to be recreated in the viewer and by the viewer. So overcome your own schemes and expectations.