Excellence redefined

Rating: 10/10 (4 January 2015)

Interstellar Love is the one thing that transcends time and space...
Not so long ago I so naively said that Gravity is the closest thing to a space exploring experience you'll ever have. Well I am very proud to say that Nolan has proved me wrong. As my friend rightly said, it is not a movie, but an experience which needs to be felt.
The film begins with the depiction of a world almost on the verge of being unsustainable. Survival is the only goal. A simple gravitational anomaly leads to a chain of events which very well may lead to the survival of human race.
Bound by the burden to save mankind and a father's instinct to protect his children, Cooper (Matthew) embarks on a journey to search for a sustainable planet. The film raises many questions, thus making you restless and confused. As the movie progress, exploring the complexities of space and time, you are left with more questions than answers. However, like all Nolan movies, if you are able to connect the dots then you are in for a real treat.
With a brilliant direction and an imaginative story, Nolan gives you an experience of a lifetime. Taking you through a journey which is both traumatic and emotional. Giving you a sense of what the characters are going through. With every scene you are left breathless, jumping on your seat and with your heart in your mouth.
With interstellar Nolan has once again proved that there are no boundaries to his directorial skills. Matthew with his impeccable acting, yet again proves that he is a strong contender. Rest of the cast play their parts to perfection.
A special mention to Mr Hans Zimmer, whose epic composition, takes your movie viewing experience to a whole new level. Without his music, the movie would be incomplete.
With sheer joy and excitement, my friend and I left the theater, debating about the possibilities and trying to fit all the pieces together. Well to conclude, it was a movie viewing experience never felt before. An experience only Nolan could give. For all the Nolan fans out there, do watch this movie in IMAX. You won't regret it.