Sometimes out of the ashes... a masterpiece is born.

Rating: 9/10 (1 January 2019)

Interstellar is not just a film but a historical accomplishment that will forever be remembered. Firstly, director Christopher Nolan has chosen incredible actors. The story is perfect, you don't even realise how long the movie is until you finish it. Secondly, the music. Gracefully played by the remarkable German musician, Hans Zimmer, the interstellar soundtrack left an outstanding addition to the film. The story was beautifully woven together (again I acknowledge Nolan and his crew) when cooper leaves earth-- and his father, son and daughter, his daughter in particular wants him to stay-- to find a new home for the planets inhabitants. He discovers that they were not meant to return to earth but rather start their own colonization on a new planet. Overall, cooper and his accomplices in space travel through wormholes/blackholes and at one point at the end, cooper seems to be doomed to die, he enters the "5th dimension". Where seemingly he can communicate with his daughter on earth. In the end he is saved by oher travellers and brought to a space station where he sees his daughter one last time --in space time has traveled slower for cooper then on earth and his daughter is much older than him. But an incredible story with a fascinating plot. I will never forget this film.