Interstellar is not just a movie, its a journey beyond the unimaginable! Nolan at his peak.

Rating: 10/10 (8 November 2014)

It is hard to believe that singular person can transcend so many dimensions across movie making spanning Thriller, Drama, Mystery, Action, Sci-Fi and Comic Fantasy and deliver the finest in each genres. Till few hours before, Gravity was the epic flick which immortalized the Sci-Fi Genre and gave us hope that few can better this, if possible, in near future. While going through the teasers earlier, I was feeling that it might not much up to what Nolan has so far delivered. I went into theater watching this movie without any presumption, which all the more led to more exhilarating experience than I could have imagined.
Casting couldn't have been more perfect. Matthew has grown into his elements after the Dallas Buyers Club and this movie has another platform to him for exhibiting his finest connect with the audience. His sensitivity coupled with his power-packed performance was worth every moment in the theater. Anne Hathaway was striking as well along-with other star cast. Special mention to the whole and soul character of the movie, Murph played by Foy and Chastain. The deep interstellar inter-dimensional connect beyond boundaries and imagination of love was astounding to say the least. Coupling the deep theorems of Singularity, Quantum theories, Wormholes, Black holes, Space time and gravitational waves, which to a large extent, would be too complicated for layman intertwined into an emotional saga of humanity and love couldn't have been thought through any better. Movie, a tad bit long, but then again there was too much to tell through the different stages of the movie, so it never leaves your attention for a second. And all of it, the theories and the complications, so damn beautifully converging in the second half to give meaning to every frame in the first half is just ultimate storytelling by the master of the craft. Alfonso Cuaron started the experience for the moviegoers to give insight to intergalactic human interaction and Nolan just takes that cue and hit it for home run right into another galaxy altogether. Without giving too much insight into the movies, Wait for the part where Morse code and binary communication will make it all sensible amidst heaps of relativity and string theories peppered all throughout the movie. This movie is just too much awesomeness for one time view and the thrill it gives, especially when the battle for survival begins is totally unexpected, astounding and awe-inspiring.
Just make sure, you don't miss watching this in a life-like theater.