Absolutely amazing

Rating: 10/10 (7 November 2014)

I will not compare this movie to other movies, nor will I speak of Christopher Nolan's brilliance. I will simply review the film itself. I will also keep my review brief to avoid spoilers.
Interstellar is visually stunning. My jaw dropped several times throughout the film. I would love to go into more detail but I do not want to spoil anything.
This movie is emotionally gripping- to the point where I cried more than once. Yes, I cried. I have never cried in the theatre before but this movie just gets to you. It's deep.
Man does it get LOUD. I saw it in IMAX (which I highly recommend) and my seat was shaking. The score for this film is perfect. It enhances the emotionality and intensity and makes the experience so much better for the audience. One of the few things that I will pick at is that it may have been too loud at some parts to the point where one cannot clearly understand what the actors were saying.
The film is intense. That's really all I need to say about that. There are many edge-of-your-seat moments.
The acting was phenomenal. At first I was a little uneasy about seeing McConaughey as the lead but he did a great job. Mackenzie Foy, who played Murph in the film, also impressed me. I wish she would have had more screen time.
The plot of this movie was one of my favorite parts about it. Space traveling and wormholes are very interesting topics and this movie really makes you think about what might be out there.
All in all, these great aspects tie together to make a wonderful film. Personally, I live to see movies this good. I have only done this twice on IMDb but the roller coaster that Interstellar took me almost forces me to give it a perfect 10/10.