Interstellar- This is one small step for a man, one giant leap for Humanity

Rating: 10/10 (7 November 2014)

Let's just say you're on a plane, you just buckled up and the plane just took off. You're feeling steady, becoming comfortable, being calm, embracing silence, just living the moment; and out of the blue the plane converts itself into a space shuttle and begins its journey into outer space, then it travels into a nearest wormhole with turbulence and lands you in places you can only imagine. Now the intensity of the excitement you would feel depends upon how best you could picture the above words. "Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as Christopher Nolan ever in flesh and blood walked upon the historic moments of film making in the 21st century." That was the only quote I was able to comprehend in my mind after watching Interstellar. This may sound a little bit cliché but yeah, I am short of words.
I have heard so many say Interstellar is nowhere near to Kubrick's cult classic "2001: A Space Odyssey". I am afraid this movie stands next to it in every aspect but it is just a matter of time. This movie will freeze your mind, screws it up in all angles then returns you to normal state when every scene in the movie starting to make sense in the end. I an not much of a spoiler and I won't reveal any detail about the movie. I hate to say this but if Leo were to get nominated for next years Oscars, then he will surely lose to this man Matthew McConaughey, his action will give you a heartbreak in an emotional journey of Space-Time curvature thriller. This movie may give hint and inspire NASA to think about the possibilities and expanding their vision in Interstellar space travel. I can't really say I understood the entire movie but I will have to watch it again to put the puzzle pieces back together.
Interstellar is a slow drug, it slowly injects its concept into your mind and will take its own time to give you a clear understanding of the metaphoric subject. If you're a space fan and you just would love to tap on the rear of science as it passes by, then this movie is not for you. You will need to make "Space Subject" your intercourse buddy to know what this is really about.
My mind is still processing what I just did watch back there.