True Science Fiction with a heart, and definitely for mature audience

Rating: 9/10 (8 November 2014)

As having mentioned in my other reviews already, I have been a lover of Science Fiction throughout my life, be it novels or movies, yet with a growing frustration during recent years in which Fantasy- Comic- Action movies seem to have hijacked the genre.
Having said that, Interstellar was by far the most expected movie of this year for me, and I went to see it with very high expectations (and an underlying fear of disappointment). And, yes, I really enjoyed and loved it and will definitely buy BluRay to enjoy it many times more.
I guess for me the most important aspect of this movie was that I felt respected as a viewer. Nolan (and I am not a fan of his and did not like most of his movies) does not spoon-feed the viewers but almost treats them as partners in a dialogue, expecting them to engage with their brain, to be active, to think, to explore... It is obvious that he did lots of research about visualization and space-time issues, and that a true scientist (Kip Thorne) was involved with full respect.
Acting is very believable, editing great... actually, it all fully stands together and I can only recommend this movie - if, for instance, you enjoyed 2001. Oh, the only reason I am giving it 9 and not 10, is the music. I guess music itself is OK, but the way it is put into the movie somehow does not work - very often I found it disturbing and distracting.