Outstanding, amazing, and definitely one of Nolan's masterpieces.

Rating: 10/10 (9 November 2014)

"Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here."
Resources? Exhausted, atmosphere? Polluted, environment? Filled with dust storms. Interstellar begins with mankind having overexploited the resources and the only hope of survival left is to find a new planet supporting life. Our hero here is Cooper, Matthew McConaughey, an ex astronaut, a dedicated family man and the one who sets out being the most important element of the plot. Sometime into the movie, you'll find yourself excited, sometime more, you feel sad, further in, you feel stupefied. Interstellar entangles you into a mire of an emotion roller-coaster and simultaneously, it doesn't break itself up in the process by jumping between its aspects rather it presents to you one detail at a time crafted with finesse.
Hey, do you remember that music in the movie which was stifling it the whole time? No? Me neither. Interstellar increases your sensitivity to experience the movie with greater impact as it evolves into a crescendo with Hans Zimmer, music composer of The Dark Knight movies and Inception, filling in each moment of the movie with spirit, sadness, happiness and epicness. The music in Interstellar is phenomenal, powerful and is one of the biggest contributors to the laud.
Interstellar's great aspects :- Cast delivers exemplary acting. Exceptional music by Hans Zimmer. Masterful direction by Nolan. Outstanding script, and amazing dialogue expatiation. Plot keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout. Visually alluring, ravishing and makes the journey through space highly memorable.
Interstellar's not so great aspects :- Movie cliché has its role.
While Stanley Kubrick inspired art with his A Space Odyssey, Nolan leaves the audience awestruck and inspired as the credits roll in. Interstellar doesn't just stop at winning hearts with its sci fi splendour, it also offers a groundbreaking story. Interstellar is not just any movie you walk in, watch and forget. It is an experience, a classic, a masterpiece! And all in all, a cinematic adventure.
My Rating - "Must watch" Traditional Rating - 10 on 10.