Honestly a Near-Masterpiece with Some Very Minor Flaws

Rating: 10/10 (10 November 2014)

A Nolan-Zimmer love-child movie with near perfect execution and a bit of confusing pacing. The film is strong in most areas including the cast, McConaughey does an excellent job at keeping the plot in perspective and introducing the other characters, Nolan does a great job of projecting the personalities of the important roles and developing their personalities. The movie is definitely an eye-full for the audience, with the lengthy transitions/cuts of jaw dropping views. If I had to have one concern it would be that at one point the film has announced itself as a seemingly realistic/dystopian world, this progresses and contributes to the plot until -=- Oh wait-=- He's a ghost in a time traveling black hole, defying every sense of the word physics?..