Great movie

Rating: 9/10 (10 February 2015)

It's a visual treat. The depiction of space travel couldn't get any more beautiful than this.
Some really good scientific thought has gone into the making of this film. This is enough to assure the audiences that Interstellar isn't just another run-of-the-mill sci-fi movie.
While this concept has been tested previously by a lot of films, Interstellar has managed to pull off the human extinction theory with relative ease.
The screenplay has been accused of being on the slower side throughout and with good reason. Interstellar drags on quite a bit and could have done with a better pair of scissors.
Hammy to say the least. Every character has done it. Not very Nolan-like but there's a first time for everything.
Almost every character gets preachy about love and other things which gets irritating after a point.
Interstellar also depicts the relationship between Cooper and his estranged daughter Murph (played incredibly by Mackenzie Foy as a child and Jessica Chastain as the adult.) The film tries to delve into love as the most primal form of human emotion. While at that, it often gets a little preachy with the same.
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