Interstellar

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Ranger262015Nov 8, 2014

Christopher Nolan is amazing. His Inception movie and Dark Knight trilogy movies is what got me to watch this movie in theaters. Not only does this movie have great actors, a terrific story line, great scenes, a twist in the ending, but alsoChristopher Nolan is amazing. His Inception movie and Dark Knight trilogy movies is what got me to watch this movie in theaters. Not only does this movie have great actors, a terrific story line, great scenes, a twist in the ending, but also it really gets you thinking about the Universe and time. Great movie!… Expand

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MentomanNov 8, 2014

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I just returned home from the theaters. I don't know what to do with myself. Never has a movie left me feeling so insignificant and small. My friends and I left the theater in total awe. What Nolan has done is amazing. Creating a film about the relativity of time and the literal insignificance of what one hour on Earth may be to a moon rock floating six billion miles away. The scary thing is, what felt like a week to Mathew's character, Cooper, was just around 100 years relative to Earth. The film is astonishing. Recommending it to everyone. Brilliantly cast and acted, a truly remarkable milestone in storytelling. Well done.… Expand

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samg7777Nov 9, 2014

One of the best sci-fi movies, or all movies, ever made. The visuals are amazing, the music is great, the cinematography is great, great acting. It is exhilarating and the concept and science amazes you. Critics are mixed about it because theOne of the best sci-fi movies, or all movies, ever made. The visuals are amazing, the music is great, the cinematography is great, great acting. It is exhilarating and the concept and science amazes you. Critics are mixed about it because the science is off on it and plot holes related to science but when do they make science movies that are 100% accurate to science. One of Christopher Nolan's best films, close to The Dark Knight. A movie too see more than once, although 167 minutes, I recommend you all go see Interstellar, an absolutely fantastic film.… Expand

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Necroshadow93Nov 9, 2014

This is one of a kind movie. Interstellar comes from a director whose work's been fantastic since the beginning of his career, from The Following, to The Prestige; from The Dark Knight Trilogy to Inception. What I love about Nolan is that heThis is one of a kind movie. Interstellar comes from a director whose work's been fantastic since the beginning of his career, from The Following, to The Prestige; from The Dark Knight Trilogy to Inception. What I love about Nolan is that he builds his own worlds in such a marvellous - very well thoughtful and entertaining way that it is almost impossible to not leave the theatre without wanting to go back once again.

Enjoy this visually and breathtaking masterpiece, brilliantly acted by leading actor Matthew Mcconaughey, with a MAGNIFICENT soundtrack by Hans Zimmer and a very well unexplored theme that is always captivating in Nolan's films.

Mr. Nolan has proven himself once again, as why he is one of the greatest directors of our time.… Expand

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felix99gomezNov 11, 2014

Despite a few narrative bumps and a third act not everyone will be on board with, Interstellar is an incredible visual, auditory, and emotional journey into space. And it's one hell of a ride that will probably stick with me years after myDespite a few narrative bumps and a third act not everyone will be on board with, Interstellar is an incredible visual, auditory, and emotional journey into space. And it's one hell of a ride that will probably stick with me years after my first time watching it. The characters felt so real and sympathetic, and you want them to succeeded in their mission. You're on board for the whole ride, despite having some narrative bumps that may bring the movie down for most people. And a final act that left me bittersweet, since there wasnt the emotional gut punch I was expecting.

That being said though, Interstellar deserves its place amongst one of the best sci-fi movies of all time, even if it will divide people, it's ambitiousness is praise worthy and it'll go down in history as a technical achievement. Interstellar was one ride I will never forget.… Expand

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SconesdeepNov 11, 2014

The movie does not beat around the bush with mushy good bye scenes or trivial emotional drivel. This is a hard science fiction movie, not Armageddon. The plot is simple the science isn't that bad either and if you're confused at all, KipThe movie does not beat around the bush with mushy good bye scenes or trivial emotional drivel. This is a hard science fiction movie, not Armageddon. The plot is simple the science isn't that bad either and if you're confused at all, Kip Thorne released a guide about the theories behind the movie. One thing this movie does beautifully is the scientific concepts start out rather simply and gradually become more complex, easing the viewer into the foray of interstellar exploration. Great movie! I will watch it again... and again.… Expand

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itsrobert13Nov 12, 2014

They say that Christopher Nolan loses himself into the space with this brand new movie... They're wrong, he isn't lose anything into the space but he created HIS masterpiece.

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silverdragonautNov 15, 2014

Good Movie and well played by all the actors. Interstellar is like a movie that you should watch 2 or more times to understand the hidden message and the Story. Sometimes I was confused about the physical Background information... I wouldGood Movie and well played by all the actors. Interstellar is like a movie that you should watch 2 or more times to understand the hidden message and the Story. Sometimes I was confused about the physical Background information... I would recommend the movie.… Expand

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LaraRDec 2, 2014

This film is probably the best one I've seen this year. The visual effects were mindbogglingly amazing, the screenplay was well written and don't even get me started on the film score... The music was probably my favorite thing about theThis film is probably the best one I've seen this year. The visual effects were mindbogglingly amazing, the screenplay was well written and don't even get me started on the film score... The music was probably my favorite thing about the film, it made it so much more thrilling and gave me the 'space odyssey' vibe. The acting was superb, especially by Hathaway and McConaughey. Also, I'm not one who usually understands scientific theories but this film actually educated me quite a bit. It was intelligent, breathtaking and poignant. I adore you Nolan.… Expand

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aysetekeNov 18, 2014

It is beyond human imagination. I really do appreciate the way Nolan gives about human emotions and their interactions. It is really touching in several ways like each kind of love ( father-daughter or lovers) represents different meanings.It is beyond human imagination. I really do appreciate the way Nolan gives about human emotions and their interactions. It is really touching in several ways like each kind of love ( father-daughter or lovers) represents different meanings. And the most amazing thing in the movie is how they make the audience perceive the time and the sound. Sometimes time passes very quickly and sometimes it is stopped. And the way of deafness on the space is amazing.… Expand

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Robo555Nov 19, 2014

AMAZING film ,music was amazing, acting was amazing, and the effects were amazing, just AMAZING........................................................

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FlorianANov 20, 2014

This is the best film I've ever seen so far !!!!! You couldn't see what's next in the entire movie.
You will have all the feelings you can imagine....from joy, intense feelings and sadness.
The actors were just great and the movie just runsThis is the best film I've ever seen so far !!!!! You couldn't see what's next in the entire movie.
You will have all the feelings you can imagine....from joy, intense feelings and sadness.
The actors were just great and the movie just runs for 3 hours like there are minute.
Superb I think it's the more adequate word for this movie. Who is voting below 9 doesn't have a clue what is a good movie. I strongly recommend this movie but just go to a cinema cause seeing it at home it's not the same thing.… Expand

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netheril96Nov 22, 2014

I don't know why it gets so low score. It does have some flaw, but the enthralling plot, the great visualization of wormholes and black holes and real science in it definitely deserves much higher. In fact, this is the most hardcore sci-fiI don't know why it gets so low score. It does have some flaw, but the enthralling plot, the great visualization of wormholes and black holes and real science in it definitely deserves much higher. In fact, this is the most hardcore sci-fi Hollywood movies I have ever seen. Unlike the majority of so-called "sci-fi" movies, this one is for real: science is a real ingredient, rather than a hand-waving, magic plot device like in so many superhero or alien monster movies.… Expand

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felipesantanaNov 22, 2014

This movie is just awesome. Totally unpredictable. You keep asking yourself if he will die, so when you least expect you are asking yourself if he is going to survive, and it will repeat 'till the end of the movie. You just don't know whatThis movie is just awesome. Totally unpredictable. You keep asking yourself if he will die, so when you least expect you are asking yourself if he is going to survive, and it will repeat 'till the end of the movie. You just don't know what will happen all movie. You laugh, you cry, you get tense. Joseph Cooper is not one of these protagonists who we have 100% sure that he will win or survive. And that is what makes the movie so good. When you think you know what will happen next, you get surprised... and it happens all the movie. The soundtrack just makes you feel like you're part of the movie. This movie is the best sci-fi i've seen in years.… Expand

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FairlyhonestNov 23, 2014

This is Nolan's best work. I think the ending could be improved if Cooper were to sit by his aged daughter's side, holding her hand, with the only sound in the background being the ticking of the clock, or a **** until the credits rolled.This is Nolan's best work. I think the ending could be improved if Cooper were to sit by his aged daughter's side, holding her hand, with the only sound in the background being the ticking of the clock, or a **** until the credits rolled. That would tie up the idea of time and relativity very nicely, especially given Old Professor Brand's fateful words about time.

That being said, I was disappointed and a little surprised to read some critics' responses to the movie. I think 2001 has taken on mythical status over the years, and all contemporary sci-fi movies, or at least those that reach for the stars, are contrasted unfairly to the dated, disjointed Kubrickian opera. But then again, I don't smoke weed.

If you love space, and you love movies, check out this film. It's definitely worth the price of admission.… Expand

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TheBitiqueNov 24, 2014

This is a great movie. If you pay attention and you are not an idiot you will get it. The special effects are amazing, the story is uplifting, and after you have watched the movie you will get the meaning of life, feeling as though you haveThis is a great movie. If you pay attention and you are not an idiot you will get it. The special effects are amazing, the story is uplifting, and after you have watched the movie you will get the meaning of life, feeling as though you have just lived one.… Expand

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korimusNov 25, 2014

This is one of the best films I have seen in years. It is really
exciting to think of all the amazing things we could accomplish if we could only unite and focus our energy on the wonderful mysteries of the universe. If you watch this film,This is one of the best films I have seen in years. It is really
exciting to think of all the amazing things we could accomplish if we could only unite and focus our energy on the wonderful mysteries of the universe. If you watch this film, keep in mind while this film is science fiction, the story tells of a very human experience. One that I hope humanity can one day experience. A lot has been made of the fabrication of how a black hole would really behave. Just keep in mind even the brightest people in the world do not know what really happens inside a black hole. We have theories, but no conclusive evidence. Being that this film is Science Fiction, what is the harm in exploring the unknown reality of a black hole? The physics presented in the film are largely accurate, but that does not mean every aspect of the film must adhere to the known laws of the universe. The main point of this film is to inspire the imagination of the audience. This is an amazing film. Please do try to enjoy it for what it is; A great story of what it means to be human.… Expand

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samuel_cgDec 5, 2014

It is pure lirism, mid-way between possible real world and pure hard scifi. It´s impossible to reach such credibility and emotional peaks in a movie. Nolan`s movies are new ways to realise how far are the humans among them and, at the sameIt is pure lirism, mid-way between possible real world and pure hard scifi. It´s impossible to reach such credibility and emotional peaks in a movie. Nolan`s movies are new ways to realise how far are the humans among them and, at the same time, how near from stars we´re now. Terrific from minute 1 to end titles. Out breath. I stuck in my cinema chair for ten minutes assuming what I had seen on screen.
In few years it will be our second decade best scifi movie of XXI century and probably one of the classics scifi film in this century… Expand

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005K4RDec 5, 2014

The best movie I've ever watched! It did not just only have amazing artworks but also made you as a viewer think about everything in the moviel, such as the human survival instinct and how emotions affect us and how completely uniqueThe best movie I've ever watched! It did not just only have amazing artworks but also made you as a viewer think about everything in the moviel, such as the human survival instinct and how emotions affect us and how completely unique situations could affect us as well.… Expand

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TheBlondeNerdDec 7, 2014

Simultaneously mind blowing and beautiful. The story is just fantastic. They make you really care about earth without shpwing any religous or political views. I will say it's a bit a intense for anyone under 11-12. But if you can get aSimultaneously mind blowing and beautiful. The story is just fantastic. They make you really care about earth without shpwing any religous or political views. I will say it's a bit a intense for anyone under 11-12. But if you can get a sitter, watch this movie as soon as possible.… Expand

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GabrielSchmidtDec 7, 2014

Incrível, essa é a palavra que define Interestelar, o filme apresenta uma ótima história, onde a ligação entre os personagens se mostra forte e coerente e a atuação bem feita pela maior parte do elenco.

O filme apresenta ótimos efeitosIncrível, essa é a palavra que define Interestelar, o filme apresenta uma ótima história, onde a ligação entre os personagens se mostra forte e coerente e a atuação bem feita pela maior parte do elenco.

O filme apresenta ótimos efeitos visuais e sonoros, porém há muitas cenas que estão no filme que parecem estar lá só pra aumentar a sua duração, não irei entrar em detalhes para não spoilar.

A trilha sonora do filme é boa, porém repetitiva, mas se encaixa em todas as partes em que foi colocada.

A ligação entre os personagens, como dito antes, é ótima, você consegue perceber plenamente o amor que Cooper tem pelo seus filhos e as ligações entre outros personagens são razoavelmente boas, deixando quase nada a desejar.

A história é muito envolvente e te prende do inicio ao fim, e isso é um grande ponto positivo para o filme, até mesmo as cenas que os diálogos são sobre assuntos científicos, não conseguem tirar sua atenção. E não vá achando que o filme é só teorias, há uma boa dose de humor, principalmente pelos robôs que acompanham Cooper e a tripulação na nave.

Apesar da longa duração do filme, 3 horas, você percebe o tempo passando, pois como já dito a história é altamente envolvente, vale a pena investir seu tempo com o filme, então prepare a pipoca e divirta-se!… Expand

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Pridogg87Dec 24, 2014

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Interstellar send the viewers further into space than ever before, an ex-engineer called Cooper (McConaughey) and his family suffer severe climate conditions and drought on Earth. Then Cooper stumbles upon a bunker where there is scientists building a spaceship and its team is going into outer space by Interstellar voyage to ensure the survival of Mankind… Expand

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mfelix131Jan 8, 2015

This movie is literally breath taking. It's the kind of movie that will make yourself ask some question or make you lift your eyes to the sky. Awesome movie

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Mazmorrero47Nov 7, 2014

Interstellar is Christopher Nolan's attempt at recreating Steven Spielberg's sentimentalism and Stanley Kubrick's complexity, but not fully succeeding at any of them. The visuals are decent, but pale in comparison to Gravity. For a movie thatInterstellar is Christopher Nolan's attempt at recreating Steven Spielberg's sentimentalism and Stanley Kubrick's complexity, but not fully succeeding at any of them. The visuals are decent, but pale in comparison to Gravity. For a movie that happens in space, its cinematography felt very constrained (the camera was usually too close to its subjects), but wide shots are beautifully done. The acting was more emotional than in the other Nolan movies, but most of the characters are stereotypes (working class hero, smart child that's supposed to be cute, wise old man, etc.) and the way they were portrayed was corny and simplistic. All of them could have benefited from more personality traits to be more relatable and realistic. But the biggest problem with Interstellar is the same problem in Nolan's work in general: the script is overly convoluted and hard to follow and relies too much on exposition dialog rather than telling the story with imagery. Not to mention it's at least one hour too long. Not a terrible film by any means, but in the hands of a more subtle and less self-indulgent director, it could have been the masterpiece it desperately wanted to be.… Expand

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analogkid280Nov 9, 2014

Not quite a masterpiece, but a wonderful visual inception that would even keep the Dark Knight looking with interest for 3 hours. It brings back many memories of Stanley Kubrick's 2001. This visual feature will take you to places that KubrickNot quite a masterpiece, but a wonderful visual inception that would even keep the Dark Knight looking with interest for 3 hours. It brings back many memories of Stanley Kubrick's 2001. This visual feature will take you to places that Kubrick could of never visited in a 1960s film. Why did I not give this story a 10 do you say? I liked the main plot well enough, but the subplot that takes over the film in the last act kinda left me like some of those theorems you get in a junior college. You call a theory an educated guess well there were plenty of guess in this film just not sure if they were educated or not. Don't let my complaints distract you from seeing this movie though, and also do yourself a favor and see the 70mm version with the best sound system possible!… Expand

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shpreaNov 8, 2014

Frankly I'm speechless. With a metascore of only 73, I was expecting nothing more than just a fun sci-fi film. I was so wrong; it blew me away. The first two hours of the movie are entertaining, sure. However, there is a point where the filmFrankly I'm speechless. With a metascore of only 73, I was expecting nothing more than just a fun sci-fi film. I was so wrong; it blew me away. The first two hours of the movie are entertaining, sure. However, there is a point where the film goes from great to unbelievable. The ending in particular is amazing, rivaling the endings to classic films like "2001: A Space Odyssey".
Just go see it.… Expand

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neslihannaNov 9, 2014

This is the best movie I've ever seen. I haven't expected any movie could impress me so much after The Matrix. You can find physics, quantum physics, love, humanity, sarcasm, sci-fi and so on. If you expect only sci-fi or a space movie, don'tThis is the best movie I've ever seen. I haven't expected any movie could impress me so much after The Matrix. You can find physics, quantum physics, love, humanity, sarcasm, sci-fi and so on. If you expect only sci-fi or a space movie, don't watch it. You should be interested in science at least a bit to find the movie amazing instead of boring.… Expand

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mGMUSENov 8, 2014

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Relativity, wormhole, multi-verse, time dilation, black holes, singularities, accretion disc, quantum mechanics, astrobiology, fourth/fifth dimension; without at least some prior knowledge of these astrophysics terminologies, I can see why this movie isn't rated as highly as it should be by the general crowd. Chris Nolan has once again outdone himself with this extraordinary film.… Expand

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arminaminzadehNov 18, 2014

the best movie of nolan all time 100 100 100 good and i believe that this movie is like gravity but this movie will overpast the groosing 1 bilion doolar

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ImagineBNov 15, 2014

I am still thinking about this film days after viewing. It's not for everyone, I think. Go with an open and switched on mind.
Loved it for its stark realism, the science and the ultimate challenge for humanity. Thank you Christopher NolanI am still thinking about this film days after viewing. It's not for everyone, I think. Go with an open and switched on mind.
Loved it for its stark realism, the science and the ultimate challenge for humanity. Thank you Christopher Nolan ,for making what will be one of my favourite films in my lifetime.… Expand

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OfficialSpartanNov 16, 2014

This is personally, my favourite my of 2014. Up Their with Boyhood, Birdman, Nightcrawler, dawn of the planet of the apes, and Guardians of the galaxy. Firstly, this is the best soundtrack I have ever heard from a movie. Hans Zimmer has doneThis is personally, my favourite my of 2014. Up Their with Boyhood, Birdman, Nightcrawler, dawn of the planet of the apes, and Guardians of the galaxy. Firstly, this is the best soundtrack I have ever heard from a movie. Hans Zimmer has done a phenomenal job making the soundtrack epic, emotional and add tension to suspenseful moments of the movie. Secondly, the CGI is flawless. On par with Gravity's CGI. Now, the story. It is extremely complex. I' not going to talk about it that much because it will spoil a couple of essential parts to the movie. The only thing I will say, is that I still think about it, even though I watched the movie a week ago. And that's what makes this movie special to movie. I still think about it. Even if the ending is not up to par with the rest of the movie, it is open to many interpretations, just like Inception. From now on, The Dark Knight, Inception, and Intersteller are my 3 favourite Nolan movie. 10/10… Expand

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sidneyhabourNov 14, 2014

I loved the movie. I don't understand how it is hard to follow and or the negativity of this film. It is a must watch. Who ever was responsible in the audio department should be fired because sometimes you couldn't here the actors clearly.I loved the movie. I don't understand how it is hard to follow and or the negativity of this film. It is a must watch. Who ever was responsible in the audio department should be fired because sometimes you couldn't here the actors clearly. I'm sure that will be cleared up when it comes out on DVD.… Expand

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Chazd3Nov 11, 2014

Interstellar was overwhelming upon first view. Of course I saw it in IMAX and I was still recovering on my drive home. I had questions I knew would require a second viewing. OMG it was so much more moving the 2nd time 4 days later. I won'tInterstellar was overwhelming upon first view. Of course I saw it in IMAX and I was still recovering on my drive home. I had questions I knew would require a second viewing. OMG it was so much more moving the 2nd time 4 days later. I won't pretend to understand the Bootstrap paradox. Nevertheless, spectacular!… Expand

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shishir2730Feb 12, 2015

Surely, it was ahead of its time movie like Kubrick's 2001: Space Odyssey. Only the time can judge the fate of Interstellar. For me, it was a gem from a genius director.

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PanapaokNov 11, 2014

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated sci-fi film Interstellar is definitely the most ambitious one the director has ever undertaken in terms of plot and vision. It's a film that will definitely transcend time and space and within the following decades will be dissected and analyzed as much as few other great and important films.

The performances are all top notch and even though it's hard to distinguish any of the actors, it's safe to say that Matthew McConaughey delivers a powerhouse performance (his best) and carries the film until the very end. He is Nolan's best lead so far for me. Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Michael Caine, Matt Damon, Mackenzie Foy, Casey Affleck and Bill Irwin are only some of the actors who compile this tremendously talented ensemble cast. Especially Damon and Irwin are two very exciting surprises. Even Ellen Burstyn has a small but extremely effective part.

Plot-wise, even though Interstellar is as ambitious as people expect it to be, several moments feel a little rushed due to either the screenplay or the editing. But, because there is no such thing as a perfect film, Interstellar manages to maintain its ambition on the highest possible level and any minor flaws are easily forgettable. Nolan balances several adventurous sequences (inside the wormhole, around the black hole, on the potentially habitable planets, the docking sequence) along with plenty emotional and intimate scenes.

On the technical side, Interstellar is a masterful achievement. Hans Zimmer's organ based score is one of his best and it accompanies the characters from their most intimate to their most engrossing moments. Hoyte van Hoytema who replaced Wally Pfister as Nolan's director of photography creates one of the most visually stunning experiences in the history of cinema. The visual and sound effects and the editing are bound to be recognized.

I can't really say if Interstellar is Nolan's best film but it definitely is his most ambitious by far. Except from being his most ambitious film ever, Interstellar is also his most divisive. The decisions he makes in the infamous third act may alienate some people but for me this part is the best and most audacious of the whole film and the way Nolan directs it and delivers it, makes it feel so heartbreaking and awe-inspiring at the same time.

Interstellar is a heavenly made science fiction film and certainly one of the greatest cinematic achievements of all time. Part of this film's greatness lies on the fact that it desperately needs to be watched at least twice. First for the questions and then for the answers. Go watch it on the biggest screen possible.… Expand

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silent_reaperNov 6, 2014

Instead of getting scared during horror films, I've been cursed by being very tense with suspenseful movies. I don't think my back quite unstiffened yet. But suspense is only half of the movie's charm. The second half is the drama, very wellInstead of getting scared during horror films, I've been cursed by being very tense with suspenseful movies. I don't think my back quite unstiffened yet. But suspense is only half of the movie's charm. The second half is the drama, very well conveyed by the impressive cast, especially Mr. McConaughey. Don't let the length turn you off, you're either gripping your seat or bawling your eyes out during the whole movie. It's a pretty heavy movie so be prepared to have your mood offset for at least an hour after viewing.… Expand

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Mike_KNov 6, 2014

A very well made, ambitious science fiction epic. Wormholes, black holes, gravity, space-time, relativity - lots of mind-twisting concepts woven into the storyline. In many ways, reminiscent of 2001. Well acted, but the acting is not theA very well made, ambitious science fiction epic. Wormholes, black holes, gravity, space-time, relativity - lots of mind-twisting concepts woven into the storyline. In many ways, reminiscent of 2001. Well acted, but the acting is not the star attraction. It's the story, the effects, the visuals, the sound. See it in Imax if you can to really appreciate it. Every fan of science fiction will enjoy this one.… Expand

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ydnar4Nov 7, 2014

Interstellar is one of the most highly anticipated films of this fall and it lives up to its hype. This film is destined to be a box office smash but its very potent as well. Everyone had high expectations for director Christopher Nolan, whoInterstellar is one of the most highly anticipated films of this fall and it lives up to its hype. This film is destined to be a box office smash but its very potent as well. Everyone had high expectations for director Christopher Nolan, who is known for the Dark Night trilogy and Inception. I can honestly say he meets the expectations. The film is visually stunning and is full of an all star cast featuring the amazing Matthew McConaughey in the lead role. McConaughey is brilliant and although this film is not likely to win him an Oscar it is helping him establish himself as a true a list actor. Interstellar is a movie that will make you think but in the end it ties up all the lose ends. You will be wowed through the whole movie, despite a running time that reaches nearly three hours.… Expand

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CriticalsynicalNov 18, 2014

He used to fly into space before it was cool. He didn't have to be paid to fly into space. Sometimes to go forward in time, you gotta go backwards in time. Alright Alright Alright

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sapient254Nov 8, 2014

Nolan dares what many directors and screenwriters are scared to do these days: make you think. To me, that's a very good thing. His movies have repeatedly been original (which, among all the remakes, sequels, and reimaginings that are soNolan dares what many directors and screenwriters are scared to do these days: make you think. To me, that's a very good thing. His movies have repeatedly been original (which, among all the remakes, sequels, and reimaginings that are so prevalent now-a-days, is unfortunately quite rare) and Interstellar is no exception. It's a very unique film that touches on a subject that has somehow rarely been touched upon. Namely, the intricacies of how worm holes and time travel truly might work and how the human race might utilize them to aid in its survival. This movie doesn't need to rely on flashy special effects (though they are quite good). It doesn't need to fill each moment with action in order to tell a story (I'm looking at you Michael Bay). And it doesn't insult the intelligence of the audience by providing too much detailed explanations from the characters as to how worm holes and time travel work. There are a few scenes where they touch on the subjects, but Nolan assumes that his audience is at least reasonably intelligent and can not only understand the concepts by direct monologue, but also from inference by what's being portrayed on screen. There are moments which someone who is nit-picky might find to be far fetched, but this movie isn't targeted for such an audience. It's targeted towards those who can reasonable suspend their disbelief enough to catch the point the movie is trying to portray. In fact, the movie is less about the science and the theory, but more about the characters and that "what-if" factor. The acting is simply superb. I found my manly self holding back tears in one scene, and giggling like a fool in another. To this date, I have yet to watch a movie which Nolan has put out which has been anything but fantastic. He has built a reputation of one of the greatest Directors and screen-writers of our generation, and I'm personally glad to be alive to experience it.… Expand

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JacobNov 9, 2014

Yes Interstellar is a stellar movie. Like Inception the film takes cool scientific concept and does some interesting things with it. The story is engaging and suspenseful even if you can predict it. The film is long but it allows you to feelYes Interstellar is a stellar movie. Like Inception the film takes cool scientific concept and does some interesting things with it. The story is engaging and suspenseful even if you can predict it. The film is long but it allows you to feel the length of the journey and let the characters breath. The stand out is the presentation with the film being beautiful to look at and is a must see on the big screen and/or IMAX (definitely IMAX!). Its not as good as The Dark Knight or Inception. The film is a little too long (dragging a lot in the first hour), the ending reveal is a little predictable, and the film doesn’t make you think as much as the others. Honestly, though its still a really good film in what has been for Nolan a great track record. See this movie while its in theaters as this is one you don’t want to miss. Although turn up your hearing aids for the first hour or so because Matthew’s character has quieter whispers than Batman in the Dark Knight films.… Expand

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HomeCriticNov 7, 2014

Another solid film from Christopher Nolan. As a big fan of space exploration I was more than pleased. Cinematography and visuals were breathtaking, capturing both the warmth and beauty of cosmos and also the cold nature of it. It surprised meAnother solid film from Christopher Nolan. As a big fan of space exploration I was more than pleased. Cinematography and visuals were breathtaking, capturing both the warmth and beauty of cosmos and also the cold nature of it. It surprised me with mind bending concepts, some of them I wasn't even expecting. Like wormholes, Nolan bent science of such concepts like Relativity, Multidimensional gateways, gravity and black holes themselves to the limit to suit his artistic vision which provides quite a spectacle.
However, even if considered a masterpiece by some of you already, it is a flawed film. Once again we see a trend in movies to spit out as much exposition as possible in a form of dialogue, so that general public would follow the film. I get it, not everyone is as perceptive of visual ques that film fans would notice immediately, but the dialogue based exposition hurts the film and becomes a bit monotone on delivery even if the things characters are explaining are interesting. Surprisingly the film tries to convey some pretty important themes that hold the hole movie together, but sometimes outright fails because of lack of development, and this is almost 3 hours movie, so that's really strange indeed. Other than that characters were good for the most part, father-daughter story arch felt very emotional.
Hans Zimmer's soundtrack was bit of a let down. Don't get me wrong, it sounded awe inspiring at times, but thematically speaking it felt very limited. Remember the teaser of the film and it's soundtrack? If you heard that, then you pretty much heard the whole album.
The film is a jack in the box. Once you know the whole deal the first time it all comes to its place very nicely, but I do not believe I may find some little point I've missed that would change my interpretation of the film completely. Even with its mind bending concepts it's a very straight forward film.
In conclusion it was a great film, but in good consciousness I cannot call it a flawless masterpiece. I do recommend it however as I'll probably return to the theater to enjoy the spectacle once more… Expand

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BillyheelNov 11, 2014

Christopher Nolan, often considered the most cerebral director in the movie industry, always tries to add depth and complexity to his movies and Interstellar is no different. However, can this film stand up to the Dark Knight Trilogy, or isChristopher Nolan, often considered the most cerebral director in the movie industry, always tries to add depth and complexity to his movies and Interstellar is no different. However, can this film stand up to the Dark Knight Trilogy, or is it thinking too big?

Interstellar wastes no time introducing the characters and the situation that is the main driving force behind the movie's plot. The Earth is dwindling, helplessly, and an ex-Astronaut farmer is led to be the savior of all mankind. Cliche, right? Wrong. While the concept may be something we've seen before, the precision is flawless with subtle clues sprinkled throughout the movie to suggest a greater purpose for everything that is happening. Interstellar also manages to be quite emotional, and do not be surprised if you have to fight back tears during a couple scenes. The scale of the film is also something quite impressive, rivaling 2001 in scale and grandeur. The special effects are very well done and the score is one of the best in any film. The actors in Interstellar are also some of the best in the industry, and when they need, they are skilled at creating a sense of dispair, agony, and pain.

One thing that impressed me most about Interstellar was the fact that the movie never felt too long, drawn out, or stagnant; which is quite a feat for a sci-fi movie that is 2 minutes shy of 3 hours. The sci-fi part is also something worth mentioning, with much of the subject matter being confusing and a lot to digest. However, I felt that the science behind the film, while not entirely proven (or disproven); was appropriate and created a detailed perspective of space and the many anomalies that happen there.

All-in-all, Interstellar is simply the best sci-fi film I've seen; and it rivals 2001 in sheer ingenuity and scope. The visuals are stunning and the depth of the film begs to be seen in IMAX. Excellent actors, superb storytelling, and effects that will make your jaw drop are just some of the factors that make this an impressive cinematic feat. Interstellar is a must-see and a film that will have you talking for years to come....especially with the ending. Highly recommended 10/10… Expand

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vikesh2206Nov 10, 2014

The impeccably acted and surprisingly emotional IMAX spectacle Interstellar is a predominantly riveting space odyssey gorgeously realized by visionary director Christopher Nolan and his crew.

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csw12Apr 5, 2015

Interstellar might not be Nolan's best film but the sheer brilliance of what he made should not be underestimated. Known for his deep thinking and outside the box ideas, Interstellar might be the deepest one yet. Magnificent visuals coupledInterstellar might not be Nolan's best film but the sheer brilliance of what he made should not be underestimated. Known for his deep thinking and outside the box ideas, Interstellar might be the deepest one yet. Magnificent visuals coupled with a terrific score make for the best film of 2014.… Expand

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MerrNov 10, 2014

Great movie, probably one of my favourite movies ever(my favourite is Blade Runner).
Great visuals, great story. At one point i felt something like pain of an main character(literally).
Great emotions. It's first Nolan's film that i watchedGreat movie, probably one of my favourite movies ever(my favourite is Blade Runner).
Great visuals, great story. At one point i felt something like pain of an main character(literally).
Great emotions. It's first Nolan's film that i watched am already his fan.… Expand

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QwertyPJMNov 16, 2014

Yeah, it's damn good. It's not as good as Memento or the Dark Knight, but just being on this space adventure makes up for that. Despite some plot holes, the movie stands up and is a must see.

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yasinaydinNov 8, 2014

Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rage at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Dylan Thomas İNTERSTELLAR

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djniceyNov 22, 2014

This movie is fantastic, its really epic in scale and story, with a really intelligent and well executed plot. It is a long film, but I was engrossed for the whole film. The cinematography, special effects, acting and sound are all spot onThis movie is fantastic, its really epic in scale and story, with a really intelligent and well executed plot. It is a long film, but I was engrossed for the whole film. The cinematography, special effects, acting and sound are all spot on and it reminded me of 2001 in scale and sonically. I think the robots may be a nod to the black monoliths in 2001 helping the cast push further and further into space. If you're a sci-fi fan, don't miss this! It is a long film with quite a complex plot (that does hang together and doesn't fall apart like Gone Girl) and is one of the best films I've seen in years for the spectacle and pulling off a complex plot very well.… Expand

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heloheDec 6, 2014

As a physicist I have to say this movie is really nicely done. While in many science fiction movies I get easily annoyed about the scientific inveteracies and just plainly wrong depictions of physics, in this movie I was entirely satisfied. IAs a physicist I have to say this movie is really nicely done. While in many science fiction movies I get easily annoyed about the scientific inveteracies and just plainly wrong depictions of physics, in this movie I was entirely satisfied. I read somewhere that the director of the movie had a real scientist advise him on many matters of the story and filming and they even used real formulas to calculate some of the special effects and visuals in the movie (the black hole sphere for example). The story of the movie is maybe not everyones cup of tea, but I can't give any negative points there, it was still good enough. It is worth to watch that movie in cinema.… Expand

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ledaumasNov 7, 2014

This is a movie that keeps you in its grip so hard, you won't want to leave to go to the bathroom even when you really have to go. That's truly amazing since the movie is almost 3 hours long, and I had to go about one hour into the movie.This is a movie that keeps you in its grip so hard, you won't want to leave to go to the bathroom even when you really have to go. That's truly amazing since the movie is almost 3 hours long, and I had to go about one hour into the movie. Matthew M. shows he really is a good actor. Anne Hathaway can look good without makeup and uses her eyes to act. I didn't know where Jessica C. came in, but once she appeared, another great performance for her career. This is also a great movie for scientist and astronaut want-to-bees, although some of what I learned will still need to be explained to me. The ending won't be liked by everyone, but it suits the theories that this movie posed until it reached the conclusion. We really don't know much about anything but our world, and even then, we still don't know our world completely (volcanoes, hurricanes, center of the earth, etc.) Extremely educational in a very entertaining manner. The director used his imagination well!… Expand

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MarkReviewerNov 19, 2014

A beautiful movie that while exploring the deep areas of science fiction, simultaneously explores humanity, love, family and what it means to be a human being on earth.

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lloydharrisonNov 17, 2014

Interstellar was the film I had anticipated most all year and after gathering my thoughts I've come to the conclusion that it's almost perfect. Christopher Nolan once again excels himself as a filmmaker and this is arguably his most ambitiousInterstellar was the film I had anticipated most all year and after gathering my thoughts I've come to the conclusion that it's almost perfect. Christopher Nolan once again excels himself as a filmmaker and this is arguably his most ambitious work to date. Personally I thought the spectacle of Interstellar evoked the same sense of scale and wonder only previously achieved by Stanley Kubrick in '2001: A Space Odyssey'. Matthew McConaughey gives a solid performance and he carries the film effortlessly. He perfectly balances portraying both a hero you can root for and a Father you can relate to. And his relationship with his on screen daughter Mackenzie Foy is both touching and incredibly human. Anne Hathaway & Jessica Chastain are strong also and Michael Caine, David Gyasi & Casey Affleck are worthy mentions in supporting roles. There's another surprising addition also who's name I won't reveal. When their face popped up I was completely surprised. Visually it's jaw dropping and the cinematography truly captures the enormity of this film. And once again Hans Zimmer's score is absolutely stunning and it's just as integral as the visuals when creating the cinematic experience. However there are undeniable flaws and many would argue that the ending feels like a bow that's been too neatly tied. As a piece of filmmaking it feels like a battle of ambition versus logic. But as a cinematic experience it truly overwhelmed me and I'm intrigued and excited to see what direction Christopher Nolan's filmmaking career takes next.… Expand

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KasparNov 18, 2014

First things first; Visually this movie is STUNNING, if you are going to watch go for the IMAX it is definitely worth it in this case.

The plot is very good, interesting and complex enough to keep you guessing. It is a bit complicated butFirst things first; Visually this movie is STUNNING, if you are going to watch go for the IMAX it is definitely worth it in this case.

The plot is very good, interesting and complex enough to keep you guessing. It is a bit complicated but internally consistent.

Acting is amasing especially from Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain.

I was on the verge of tears several times, this is Sci-Fi done right.… Expand

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lianpeledNov 7, 2014

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Well written, amazing cinematography by Hoyte van Hoytema and great performance from Matthew McConaughey. Interstellar managed to shock me when I watched it in IMAX today.The ending was good though it could be a bit shorter and a little more opened to interpretations. But *spoiler* look at the scene in which Cooper enters the singularity of a black hole and realize why this movie deserves a 10/10.Probably my second favorite sci-fi film ever after 2001.… Expand

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dougforrNov 9, 2014

Talk about swinging for the fences. Christopher Nolan's science-theory space adventure epic Interstellar takes the auteur's brand of epic to a whole new level. An ambitious marriage of astrophysics (thanks to Producer Kip Thorne) & just theTalk about swinging for the fences. Christopher Nolan's science-theory space adventure epic Interstellar takes the auteur's brand of epic to a whole new level. An ambitious marriage of astrophysics (thanks to Producer Kip Thorne) & just the right amount of wonder, this might just be Nolan's Magnum Opus. Featuring his trademark mind-bending twists & turns, time & time again he keeps the similar tricks feeling fresh because he never pigeonholes himself into the same genre & subject matter.
There certainly must be something to his "one project at a time" philosophy. With it he has established himself as the most consistent blockbuster filmmaker in Hollywood, & the studios trust him enough to let him develop original films with enormous budgets. In the Hollywood climate of adaptations & brand building, Nolan is an anomaly. He also has the respect of his colleagues. Just a few of the filmmakers who have come forward to endorse Interstellar include Paul Thomas Anderson, Edgar Wright, & Quentin Tarantino. Undeniably, part of their endorsement is because of the love of film cinema that they share with Nolan. He filmed Interstellar entirely with 35mm and 70mm IMAX cameras, & consistently rejects the idea of switching to digital cameras, whilst the studios & production companies have long ago made up there minds. But Nolan uses his leverage to help keep celluloid alive in the industry. Interstellar was released only into theaters that could still project film two to three days before any digital theater.
Nolan clearly has an undying love for what cinema stands for, & Interstellar is his most astounding example of this yet. This time he has used the trust he's gained to truly outdo himself. Whether it's presenting complex scientific & theoretical concepts in the story or strapping an IMAX camera to the front of a Learjet, Interstellar pushes all of the limits. Nolan has crafted a timely, thoughtful, & visually brilliant film that is arguably his most cerebral & undoubtedly his most emotional. This will come as a welcome surprise to those that have long accused Nolan's films of being emotionally cold. Such is not the case here.
At the heart of the film is a father-daughter story that had me emotionally invested almost as quickly as Pixar's Up. The beating heart of the emotions lie in standout performances across the board; the genuine portrayals & intimate characterizations ground the entire film with necessary sentiment & well timed humor. Fueling the carefully crafted visuals & emotions is Hans Zimmer's beautiful, visceral, & emotive score. As promised, Zimmer abandoned many of the techniques he has used, & been lampooned for, in his past collaborations with Nolan, to a much fresher & sublime effect.
Interstellar is ultimately a film that revels in the simple idea that we are here, & how amazing it is that we have the ability to wonder, contemplate, & actually understand the way the cosmos works. The film begs to question mankind's level of investment in it's own ingenuity & ability to pioneer. Unlike Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, which focuses on the frailty of humanity & lacks any form of sentimentality, Interstellar puts its full faith in mankind & harvests many meaningful thoughts about humanity's role on earth & among the cosmos.
The film is personal to me because in the year leading up to it, I have been striving to become more scientifically literate & environmentally conscious through such means as Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey. Just as in a socially cognizant society, there is no room for anti-intellectualism or ignorance in the world of Interstellar. Perhaps the greatest role this film could play is in promoting science consciousness & curiosity among audiences that could hopefully bleed through into society as a whole. That may be dreaming big, but the reality of humanities current situation certainly didn't go unnoticed by anyone involved with the production of Interstellar, nor should it the viewer.
It may be a work of fiction, but the environmental apocalypse scenario presented in the film is no less feasible & frightening in the real world than it is in the film’s plot; undeniably more so. Sure Interstellar takes a few creative liberties, especially towards the end, but it gets a vast majority of the science correct, & plays joyfully in the sandbox of theoretical possibility.
It's very hard for anyone to walk away from this film questioning the legitimacy of the events that take place in the film, especially if you are fan of other fantastical Hollywood films. Just the mere fact that the film is largely based off of Newton's laws of physics & Einstein's laws of relativity should be impressive. Alas, at 2 hours & 49 minutes chocked full of complex concepts, there are certainly those who may check out at a certain point. But they would be remiss to not feel the impact of the finale. For any serious moviegoer/science enthusiast, Interstellar is a noble achievement & spiritual experience.… Expand

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TheDuckCZARNov 19, 2014

This is by far the best movie i have seen this year, or come to think of it, probably the best in the last few years. Interstellar is a film about love and its bonds to traverse space and time. Not only does it fulfill its purpose with someThis is by far the best movie i have seen this year, or come to think of it, probably the best in the last few years. Interstellar is a film about love and its bonds to traverse space and time. Not only does it fulfill its purpose with some truly skilled acting, but some interesting and likable characters as well. While the story and characters go a long way for me, the imagery and the way this movie is filmed sent it over the top. I like to think of myself as an artistically minded person, and that is why the movie appealed so much to me. This movie actually reminded me a lot of 2013’s " Gravity". It looked stunning and sold the spatial aspect, but had a much more involved story. This is easily one of the most beautiful pieces of cinema i have ever seen.… Expand

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jarce201098Dec 26, 2014

Breathtaking, stunning, incredibly good and awesome is nothing to describe this movie (that I'll call it more than just a movie). Christopher and Jonathan Nolan gave us a very original script combined with perfect visual effects and excellentBreathtaking, stunning, incredibly good and awesome is nothing to describe this movie (that I'll call it more than just a movie). Christopher and Jonathan Nolan gave us a very original script combined with perfect visual effects and excellent performances by everyone in that film. And Hans is not behind, he developed an Oscar deserving score that fits perfect for each great scene.
The synopsis is nothing compared with the film, here Chris takes our hand and take us into an unforgettable trip to discover what's beyond us together with the characters. It's incredible the surprises that Chris can gave us and as always it is absolutely impossible to say the ending for every movie he mades. Such a petty that the Academy do not recognize Sci-Fy films beyond the technical awards. Best Picture of 2014 without doubt!… Expand

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RaygirlNov 7, 2014

PROS: ORIGINAL Sci Fi concept movie (not just a rip off of another movie. . .Oblivion anyone?), EXCELLENT acting by McConaughey, great outer space visuals, interesting A.I. design, captivating plot, kept you thinking.

CONS: VERY longPROS: ORIGINAL Sci Fi concept movie (not just a rip off of another movie. . .Oblivion anyone?), EXCELLENT acting by McConaughey, great outer space visuals, interesting A.I. design, captivating plot, kept you thinking.

CONS: VERY long (almost 3 hours), too much "set-up" before they got things into space, Anne Hathaway was the most annoying and unlikable I've ever seen (and I've liked her in other movies - so I'm not a hater), volume increase at certain points was excruciating and cloying, and lastly, a bit too much emphasis on the "love saves all" idea (blech!) but maybe that's just me. . .

SUMMARY: Enjoyable, felt new, worth seeing just for McConaughey; a solid 8.… Expand

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TVJerryNov 13, 2014

Our planet is becoming a giant dustbowl, so Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and 2 others set out to find an inhabitable planet in another galaxy. This promises some mind-stretching concepts, framed by confusing scientific discussions. YouOur planet is becoming a giant dustbowl, so Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and 2 others set out to find an inhabitable planet in another galaxy. This promises some mind-stretching concepts, framed by confusing scientific discussions. You can also expect some cool visuals, although the camera often focuses more on faces than spectacular effects. As for the human aspect, it's all about his emotional connection with his daughter back on Earth. The power of love has its part to play and McConaughey cries a lot! Hans Zimmer's overpowering music sometimes gets in the way and some of the story clichés dilute the potential majesty of the voyage. Don't get me wrong, there's lots to recommend in Christopher Nolan's splendid film and the 169 minute length never bores, it was just less amazing than I expected.… Expand

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flipNov 11, 2014

Interstellar. InterSTELLAR.
Good but not great movie.
Fantastic visuals. Big sound effects. Overblown soundtrack.
Acting was fine, but too sentimental.
Well executed. But lacked finesse, mystery and elegance.

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Jes1310Nov 20, 2014

Interstellar is stunning in its scenery and description of outer Space. The storytelling is tight and well written. The last 5 five minutes or så is useless, other than that it is a must see movie especially if you liked Gravity. Nolan is aInterstellar is stunning in its scenery and description of outer Space. The storytelling is tight and well written. The last 5 five minutes or så is useless, other than that it is a must see movie especially if you liked Gravity. Nolan is a great director.… Expand

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Alan2306Nov 17, 2014

Very good movie, but not great. The third act falls off the rails after the first two were telling a great sci-fi story. The visuals, sound, directing, acting were all top notch however.

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AriayiMar 28, 2015

Mindblowing
this is the future of intellectual cinema
talking about real science and overwhelming hope at the end.
no matter what kind of belief you support.you would love and follow this idea
my great gratitude toward Nolan

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SEROJDec 7, 2014

Yes, this movie is very long... not for everybody..but trust me, if you like fantasies, you don't wanna miss this one! The acting was not really that great but the story is pretty dramatic al though it had it's cons... Overall i think it wasYes, this movie is very long... not for everybody..but trust me, if you like fantasies, you don't wanna miss this one! The acting was not really that great but the story is pretty dramatic al though it had it's cons... Overall i think it was very interesting and i give it a 8/10 because of the amazing visuals and soundtrack!… Expand

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FranzHcriticJan 9, 2015

Scientifically accurate, stunning in visuals, it is an impressive feat for Nolan. While the casting is good, I felt that the emotion and crying in the film was distracting, superseding the special effects in the film. But the acting at leastScientifically accurate, stunning in visuals, it is an impressive feat for Nolan. While the casting is good, I felt that the emotion and crying in the film was distracting, superseding the special effects in the film. But the acting at least was human and natural, though McConaughey needs to slow down with the tears.… Expand

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thehenmanNov 19, 2014

One of the best scifi films made period. Amazing heart wrenching inspiring story/visuals and sountrack. Makes you think about what we should REALLY be aiming for in life. I was crying my eyes out on more than one moment in this masterpiece.

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culverapexNov 12, 2014

Inception meets Contact.

Pros: Great Emotional Drama. Cons: Terrible Scifi. The movie doesn't make any sense, Nolan should have employed an actual Physicist who specialized in quantum singularity theory. I've seen a steady Decline inInception meets Contact.

Pros: Great Emotional Drama.

Cons: Terrible Scifi.

The movie doesn't make any sense, Nolan should have employed an actual Physicist who specialized in quantum singularity theory. I've seen a steady Decline in Nolan's writing, and perhaps its time for him to step back and direct better screenplays. At this point, he's suffering from Shyamalan Syndrome.… Expand

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Michael_J_WallNov 7, 2014

I'm speechless, i would love to be able to explain this movie to you but unfortunately i'm not able to.
I am a lover of Sci Fi & i had expected a good movie but what i was subjected to was amazing.
You have to see this movie, anyone thatI'm speechless, i would love to be able to explain this movie to you but unfortunately i'm not able to.
I am a lover of Sci Fi & i had expected a good movie but what i was subjected to was amazing.
You have to see this movie, anyone that gives this movie a mediocre score well you have to feel sorry for them.
I just wish all Sci Fi movies were as good as this one.… Expand

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ToFewViewsNov 9, 2014

Interstellar....With a movie this big it's hard to review it without making you read tons of text you don't want to, Or giving away plot points that make the movie what it is. So Ill try my best to keep it short and to the point.Interstellar....With a movie this big it's hard to review it without making you read tons of text you don't want to, Or giving away plot points that make the movie what it is. So Ill try my best to keep it short and to the point.
Interstellar is a 3 hour long Sci-Fi/Action/Drama directed by Christopher Nolan staring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway. The acting from the main cast was amazing, everyone felt like they had a strong connection. I found this movie extremely imaginative and eye opening, It covers some subjects few to no movies have ever cover before. The base of the story without giving away to much is Earth is unable to produce enough food and Humans are forced to explore for other planets.Even with a run time of 3 hours Nolan does a great job at delivering those emotional gut punches and breath taking scenes that pull you right back in. The run time can feel a bit long and I do feel like Nolan could have shaved off a few minuets. Sadly there was a few plot holes as well, almost like Nolan was piecing it together near the end and makes the last few minutes seem detached from the rest of the film.
Those minor gripes aside, Interstellar is a phenomenal film that showcases amazing CGI and practical effects to bring you truly immersive experience. A movie like this is best experienced for yourself and will be even more enjoyable if you can walk into this movie not seeing any trailers.

This is one of the best films I've seen in 2014 and will keep me thinking for awhile.… Expand

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aguyglobalNov 7, 2014

Once again, Christopher Nolan delivers. The visual effects are top notch, the performances are very well done, and there is much emotion to be felt throughout the entire film. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who's a fan of spaceOnce again, Christopher Nolan delivers. The visual effects are top notch, the performances are very well done, and there is much emotion to be felt throughout the entire film. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who's a fan of space themes movies.… Expand

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Costs1129Jan 26, 2015

Wow! Just wow! I was up, I was down. How engrossing a movie. I am deeply impressed by how much emotion and story they were able to put down in under 3 hours. All the while, I never felt rushed or lost. The what ifs and only ifs make thisWow! Just wow! I was up, I was down. How engrossing a movie. I am deeply impressed by how much emotion and story they were able to put down in under 3 hours. All the while, I never felt rushed or lost. The what ifs and only ifs make this movie a pleasure to watch. Hats off to everyone involved in its making!… Expand

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eljoadNov 8, 2014

I am a South Korean. Well not English. Please understand. A great story. Excellent directing. Well that resulted probability, it merit. Lack of scientific explanation, this disadvantage. merit to overwhelm the disadvantages.

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Alias01Nov 13, 2014

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Sci Fi fan here, never heard of the director, dont care etc. I watch movies.

I really liked Interstellar. If you like a good, real science fiction story, then this is the one to see. If you are a Dad with a daughter or 3 and you like science fiction then you really have to see this.

I'm sorry but I have to nerd rant, so a semi spoiler is below.
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Some scientist can outmatch a former fighter and test pilot really? I mean he's matt daemon, got it - but there is no way a test pilot would have just stood there after some dude rips off his comms transmitter. AND THEN said dude, who is some scientist would no way beat the crap out of a test pilot.

That's my only complaint.… Expand

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8267DaveJan 17, 2015

When the list of best picture nominations came out Interstellar was, unsurprisingly, not among them. Despite an expanded category than now could have 10 nominations to account for big blockbusters like this, one of the best pictures of theWhen the list of best picture nominations came out Interstellar was, unsurprisingly, not among them. Despite an expanded category than now could have 10 nominations to account for big blockbusters like this, one of the best pictures of the year was not among them. Why? Interstellar is a great movie. It is the reason we go to watch movies. It isn't some popcorn flick you go watch to kill time on the weekends, it is a deep, epic space that you want to see opening night and it is that good. It has elements from everything, from the epic special affects and feel of space of Gravity, to a strong and heartfelt love story of a man and his daughter. It missed on some stuff, sure, some of the dialogue wasn't perfect and it wasn't as full of an ending as it could have been, but it did something very movies did nowadays, it aimed huge. It might not have quite measured up to its massive expectations, but it tried and you could feel it in an epic way you'll never get from a marvel movie, or even an Indie. This was a great movie, and this is how big blockbusters should be made. With passion and talent unmatched, Christopher Nolan has made something incredible. A classic.… Expand

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LovelySHoleFeb 6, 2015

Amazing movie and instant classic. Everything feels real and possible.
The only criticism is that I'd like to see some explanation about what happened in the future with the governments and the population in general, but I understand that itAmazing movie and instant classic. Everything feels real and possible.
The only criticism is that I'd like to see some explanation about what happened in the future with the governments and the population in general, but I understand that it wasn't the focus of the movie.
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blakehuston01Nov 27, 2014

One of the most amazing visual experiences to date. I guess the performances are good, it's difficult to care because the characters are not very well developed. All the characters are essentially vessels for exposition, nobody really feelsOne of the most amazing visual experiences to date. I guess the performances are good, it's difficult to care because the characters are not very well developed. All the characters are essentially vessels for exposition, nobody really feels real. The plot is overly convoluted, like all Nolan movies. But see it, dude. why not?… Expand