Super Movie

Rating: 9/10 (7 March 2016)

I was fortunate that I got to experience Interstellar On 4 November to the gala premiere in Imperial. As I walked out of the cinema, I had a feeling of emptiness. Not emptiness of the film, but an emptiness as a longing. A longing for more. I wanted to know how it all hung together, even when you walk out of the cinema you have more unanswered than answered questions. In a good way. For Christopher Nolan's film is not easily accessible. It requires empathy and the viewer is faithful in the belief that it is never as it seems outwardly when Christopher and Jonathan Nolan sits at the desk. After thinking about the movie for 72 hours and having seen the additional one time during the period, I can come up with, that it is not the space trip, which is relevant to the film. This film is about time. And the wasting at least not your time. And the reviewers who consistently will not give more than 3 stars because they do not want to understand this film as more than a mindless blockbuster; Read film land P1 review, and go in and see the movie again.