A beautiful journey that will pull you in.

Rating: 9/10 (6 November 2014)

It is indeed Nolan's greatest work.I myself don't like Nolan's style, I think it has been overrated in many spheres of cinema, but this picture is just outstanding. It has balanced Drama scenes that made me cry for a few minutes, very well based physics background and a very unpredictable storyline that doesn't end up sounding pretentious.
I do believe though, that people that are not interested in science or well written Sci-fi such as Asimov's or Clarke's, might not like this movie as much other more commercial and edible titles from the same director.
If you've heard the people talking about the parallel to Kubrick's 2001, I let you know that they are not watching the movie impartially. It has nothing to do with A Space Odissey. Kubrick's film wasn't as much of sci-fi as this one is. Kubrick tries to reflect about human conscience and psychological behavior, Interstellar stands on it's own, not trying to incline you to any evil and good, hero and villain dichotomy. Interstellar is about a story, about characters and about nature. A film that exceeds what you believe, It creates a world mirroring ours, causing us to reflect on what we are as a species, and members of it.