3rd act is the only bad in this movie.

Rating: 7/10 (7 November 2014)

Interstellar is not Christopher Nolans best. But I got to say It's pretty close. It opens on Cooper played Matthew McConaughey a farmer with living with his 2 kids and his dad. We learn very quickly that the world is in a state of decay. And that the planet is running low on food. The not so distance future ideas purposed here are very interesting. But as interesting as it is the movie doesn't stay on earth for very long. After 30-40 minutes the movie journeys into the blackness of space. And this is were the fun really beings.
You can feel Chris Nolans attention to detail as you awe at super massive black holes or reality bending wormholes. Interstellar is not just a movie, its an experience. One that you should have in theaters. The visuals are absolutely gorgeous. This is film really does push the limits of visual FX. Reportedly having to design completely new software to mathematically get all the visuals correct. Not only are the VFX incredible but the sound is too. In fact it was probably my favorite part of the whole movie. It goes from deathly silent to blaringly loud numerous times. And that helped to sell the experience even more. Oh and the soundtrack by Hans zimmer is just amazing. Apparently Chris didn't even give him a movie script. He just said get rid of the drums and give me something fresh. And a beautiful, haunting score was the result.
With all this amazingness, Nolan doesn't forget his characters. Well he forgets a few. But he wastes no time having his characters tell a emotional story. While the characters are pretty good the acting is only meh. There wasn't any standout performances from anyone. But it was hard to focus in the early hours of the movie because the guy next to me was playing with a piece of paper for like an hour!!
But i did get to hear the last half of the film and unfortunately it stumbled around with the 3rd act. Here's how I would describe it. This part was super cool. And this part was super cool. But they didn't really add up. That left me confused and wanting an explanation but not getting one. Everything was explained with science throughout the movie then suddenly it wasn't.
Overall Interstellar is a film you HAVE to see in theaters. It is Breathtaking to look at and incredible to listen too. The story is equally grand but cracks under it's own weight in the 3rd act.