Technically Brilliant & Outstanding

Rating: 8/10 (21 November 2014)

Christopher Nolan's Interstellar is just awesome and absolutely brilliant piece of work. Coming from a master craftsman with such a high directorial range, the concept the vision and the ambiguity of a bigger canvas used to convey this complex theme puts Interstellar as one of the best films from Hollywood that has been visualized and conceptualized brilliantly.
Set in a not so distant future where Earth is on the brink of extinction, Cooper and family notice strange happenings at their home and surroundings. To find a solution to this problem and to save mankind, a group of astronauts lead by Cooper on the advise from NASA chief venture into the galaxy through a wormhole to find a new home for mankind for their ultimate survival. Hope i have the story line written correctly. Honestly, i need to watch it a second time to get a better picture of the plot especially the final half an hour.
Based on this plot, Nolan has created a marvelous film that you should watch only in theater and not on DVD. Such is the magnitude of this magnum opus that provides a grand cinematic experience on the big screen. Direction is top notch and the execution is perfect. The importance given to the emotional aspect between Cooper and his little daughter Murph was too touching and made us connected with them.
Matthew McConaughey as Cooper was brilliant and Mackenzie Foy as the little daughter of Cooper was also impressive. The other supporting actors like Anne Hathaway, Micheal Caine, Jessica Chastain, Matt Damon and Wes Bentley also did their part in making the performance area stand out.
Technically too, the film is one step ahead and for that each and every area contributed their best and among them the background score was too impressive and outstanding to elevate the film. So here is one film that you should not miss at any cost and I go with a double thumbs up to Christopher Nolan.