And once We thought Nolan can be the Kubrick of this generation.

Rating: 5/10 (21 February 2015)

Nolan, Being already handy with the Sci-fi genre showed his potential with his trademark vision in Memento and Inception. he just darkened the story in The dark knight. So with his past performances this movie "Interstellar" definitely had some hypes and high expectations with it. Nolan on a sci-fi about space. Personally i have loved the movies of Nolan, everyone, watched them all. but this one disappointed me. Nolan just couldn't handle the story. he tried to use the effects that he dreamed off. it was like Mark Webb's Amazing spiderman. Interstellar is a movie that tries to teach the Children and Newbies about the theories of Einstein and Hawking in easier way (It's a fiction additionally.) and the working mechanism of Blackhole and other space particles. He demonstrated a good definition of the fourth dimension, "Time", but why didn't he focused much on the Murph at her dying moments, she should have a little more conversation with her father, with whom she met after a life time. other than that, the stranger than fiction demonstration of the imaginative world inside black-hole(that behind the book-self). and the unpresentable love chemistry of Cooper and Brand. I knew that Nolan would leave the story on a loose note, like he had done with Inception(the spinning totem), but i never thought even his ending would be this weak point. This story was like watching a parody of the movies of Kubrick(of some really tricky scenes), Spielberg (the high budget actions and effects) and Cameroon (figure that out yourself) its still watchable though, if its in 3D.