Wonderful Script!

Rating: 9/10 (18 November 2014)

Interstellar is about a group of explorers who are looking for a new world because earth will soon be unlivable. Cooper is living at the start of the story in one house with his son, daughter and father-in-law. When Cooper accepts the offer of Professor Brand to join the explorers for the world, his ten year old daughter Murph doesn't want him to go. But Cooper decides to go and it becomes a battle against time and the search for a new world.
To start with the script; Jonathan and Christopher Nolan both did an fantastic job writing this story on screen. There are, included, really strong dialogues between the characters and they really develop throughout the story. There are so many different story lines in this film but everything single thing happens for a reason- and for everything is an explanation at the end. The story is really complicated but very well developed. The film is really long as most Christopher Nolan film but this one was not so long that you might lose your interest in the film. He plot is interesting and keeps you into the story.
Looking at the casting everybody did an acceptable job. I was not very convinced about how Matthew McConaughey filled in his role but MacKenzie Foy, and Michael Caine were brilliant! They really convinced me.
In a Sci/Fi movie special effects are , especially, really important and Interstellar made us of it brilliantly. When they get in space and when action is taking place it just looks like you're watching documentary it just looks so real, like your really there. That was a wonderful cinematic experience which I haven't seen any more since Gravity. Now I'm not going to compare both movies because they are both fantastic and an ingenious historical masterpiece.
I rate this film 9/10.