A Stellar Film

Rating: 10/10 (23 April 2015)

Interstellar had little hype, but came out as the biggest movie of 2014. Consisting of utterly breathtaking graphic scenery and a plot which rips your heart into pieces, the film is a form of art. the film grows in obscure intensity with clear visionary elements. Nolan's take on the SpaceTime passage is unique and blends with current space theories. it brinks on a non-linear time-line an brings it into a simple and understandable light the nature of time. Naturally a film from Nolan is expected to surpass expectation, but this goes beyond (pun intended). i was disappointed to hear that Matthew McConaughey was cast, however my disappointment was rendered null under the magic of the cinema. the theoretical projection of the black i find to be incredibly specific, realistic and artistic. A theme of the film 'loneliness' was brought home hard and i found it raw and inspiring. overall, well worth a watch (I actually went to the cinema screening four times).