Gravity Saves The World!

Rating: 10/10 (10 November 2014)

The last feature film ever to be projected on 15/70mm IMAX film with breath-taking and eye- catching cinematography composed with a reinvented Hans Zimmer soundtrack. Christopher Nolan's 9th feature film is a modern sci-fi blockbuster about time travel (the relative theory), humanity, society, evolution, nature, science, life, history and the future of The Planet Earth. Physicist Kip Thorne whose work the screenplay is based on describes the story as "based on warped space-time – the most exotic events in the universe suddenly becoming accessible to humans". Texas native Matthew McConaughey outshines most of the cast as he usually does as Cooper, an NASA educated southern farmer in this epic space journey about saving the world. Some of the impressive shots were right up there with when watching Star Wars for the first time as a young boy. I found myself gobsmacked and just starring at the incredible work cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema produced for this master piece of art. Not to be so surprised as Christopher Nolan used Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977) as well as 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) and Blade Runner (1982) for inspiration for this modern day adventurous science fiction movie. A very intelligent produced film that entertains you, asks questions and will probably make you shed a tear. Interstellar should rake in the Oscars at the up coming Academy Awards (The Oscars 2015), and is also set up so it can be continued, I sure hope a film series is made out of it. / Peter A Eldon. 2014-11-03.