Fantastic, memorising, incredible, wondrous, beautiful. A brilliant achievement.

Rating: 10/10 (1 December 2014)

In an ideal world, I would rate this a film 9. But because some users have been rating this film as low as a 1, I feel it is necessary to balance their ridiculous scoring out by giving a 10, because its just not fair. This film is no less than a 7.5 and whoever has scored this film lower than that, must have a chip on their shoulder or watched the film with a closed mind.
'Interstellar' is a fantastic film. And that is what is it, a film. It is not real life, and wouldn't happen in real life, yet some people and critics take it way too serious. Why so serious, son?
As a film goes, I personally don't think you will find much better out there. The cinematography is incredible, the score by Hans Zimmer is beautiful, the cast is good, the script is good, the idea is mind blowing.
Lets have a more in-depth view:
I love 'space' films and every scene in space I just watched in awe and was captivated. The film catapults you into a different dimension and into a unique, undiscovered world, what more could you want? I have heard a lot of comparisons being made to '2001', but I personally find Interstellar far more engaging, with being more emotionally involving, rather than being slightly bored, as when I watch '2001'.
The score by Hans Zimmer is wonderful and fits in with the film perfectly. What more would you expect from the master, though.
The cast:
is good. I only say good and not great, because I thought maybe someone else could have been more suited to the roles, not that the cast was bad, but a couple seemed like a safe bet. Mr Nolan obviously has good relations with his cast, as he uses them from other films he has done. The couple of cast I maybe thought could have been better, were Anne Hathaway and Matt Damon. Matt Damon did a good job, but I just didn't get the idea why he was cast in this film, it seemed a bit ridiculous and off putting. And, Anne Hathaway. It seemed like she was a safe bet to me, Again, she did the job, but I thought why not try someone new, as she was fresh out of 'The Dark Knight Rises'. Matthew McConaughey was brilliant. Perfectly cast. An actor with a new lease of life who seems very confident in what he is doing now. Jessica Chastain was also brilliant as Murphy, beautifully played, that goes for Ms Foy who played the younger Murphy. Michael Caine was his usual good self, however I thought Casey Affleck could of maybe played his role slightly differently, as his character seemed to turn psychotic towards the end.
The script:
A lot of people seem to be criticising the script. I didn't think the script was too bad. Yes it had a lot of exposition in it, but it needed to, unless you're clued up with science, space and time. But, I also liked that the story was about love, and mainly the love between a father and a daughter.
And finally the idea.
I loved the idea and was mesmerised by it. The earth as we know it, is coming to an end and we need to find somewhere new to live. So, they go on an adventure into outer space to find a new habitual planet where humans can live. A BIG idea. And a remarkable one too.
Overall I score this film 9. The film is an incredible cinematic experience, and is best watched at the cinema. Its a great achievement. It was just a couple of off putting cast what lowered the mark.