What a great mind bending, emotional Sci-Fi flick!

It's amazing...

My best movie

One of the best movies of all time.

A good suspenseful movie. Each time I watch I get a different perspective

This movie is absolutely amazing, puts you through a mixture of emotions.

A completely mind-blowing film with a beautiful soundtrack. Sure to make you cry by the end.

It's big! It's really really Big. It's also loud! Really really Loud. Big and loud. Huge big. Deafening loud. One hundred and sixty five million dollars worth of sound and fury.

It's so big, loud, and expensive you may not notice how dull it is until it's over, which, given that it's nearly three hours of Big, Loud, and Expensive, has to be regarded as an achievement of sorts.

This movie was a great sci-fi movie, its like 2001 space odyssey. But this movie has more, it's phenomenal and it can get emotional at some points. All in all this movie was great.

I liked this movie a lot, I recommend watching!

This is the greatest movie ever(my opinion) . I always loved astronomy and I always wanted to become an astronaut when I grow up and this movie was incredible and I just LOVEEEEE it. My favorite part is when they pass through the black hole. 💕 it.

This movie rocks. One of my favorite movies, makes you think about everything in the cosmos

Loved the cameo appearance of Matt Damon, it was almost like "along came mark watney". Matt Damon's character was also haunting, as he tried to kill one of the astronauts he yells "I'm sorry! Close your eyes! Listen to the sound of my voice! I'm here for you. Your family is there. They-they are standing next to you smiling. I-I'm sorry but I just can't stand to watch this. I thought I could, but-. I'm truly sorry!"

Written very wel and overall a amaziong thriling fantastic movie.

I always had this hope that this movie would transcend.. but something(someone) told me not to waste my time. I wish I had listened. The calculations are preposterous. Hearing this Reality that has been shoved down our throats makes me realize how dumbed down we have all become.

The acting was wooden, CGI adequate, and the score heavy handed. If I had just looked at my watch I could have spared myself the emptiness and disappointment of this vacuum in space..

*Spoiler* if you think finding yourself behind your own home bookshelf is what is at the end of the universe then god help you. Matthew has gone full Tom Cruise and is a real life space cadet now. Void of meaning and the end result of pretentious "art" guising itself as something that matters in any real way besides patting itself on the back for no reason. I hope the 10 year old ghost writer is proud of his work.

Extraordinary Experience...

It was good. A little long. Worth watching but not sure if I would sit through it more than a couple times. Great acting and the story was well done for what it was.

I cried so much 😭😭😭

I really liked how they portrayed time dilation and impacts of it on the astronauts. I thought the whole calamity on earth however was rather half baked. I also thought the part with the books and morse code was really, really stupid. The whole love conquers the universe seemed like something a bunch of hippies came up with while consulting their crystals. Some people liked the tech portrayed in the film - for me it was so so. The new box robot thing just seemed out of place to me. its like they tried to make something look cool without taking into account functionality. The ships were all right, the acting all right... I just wish they would have focused on the worlds and time dilation.

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A bit slow at the beginning, but well worth it at the end. Great movie.

Really

Absolutely Christopher Nolans best work to date & one of the best movies I have ever seen! I would have given a rating of 10 stars if I could have. Intriguing and intellectually stimulating!

Thought provoking

I rented and didn't watch for 28 days because I'd seen a bunch of space movies recently and thought surely my attention would wander. Wrong! Very much enjoyed. Interstellar is the thinking person's space movie with a few twists and turns, realms and dimensions in space and time, and a theory about our ghosts and Gods for those of us who know there is much more out there than what we see. Definitely recommend.

This movie is sophisticated in a way it stretches the imagination! And with imagination and creativity anything is possible. This movie takes you Through The Wormhole thru a Multiverse of Galactic proportion.

Thouroughly enjoyed the mind challenge!

Eeryn Falk Lubicich

Every once in a great while you encounter a film that keeps you glued to your seat staring at the screen, never wanting to move for fear of missing something. This is an intellectual adventure wrapped within a suspenseful drama. Very thought provoking plot, extremely well written, wonderfully cast and well directed. One of the rare movies where I simply said "wow" when it ended.

I'm not at all one to go around bragging on a movie, let alone to go to the trouble of writing a review, but this film was a true game-changer. Matthew McConaughey and Mackenzie Foy's performances together were unlike anything I've ever experienced. The chemistry and bonding between them was so real and raw, and the emotions running high throughout the entire movie kept me in tears. The movie is a bit lengthy, but it doesn't give you a single minute to contemplate how long you've been watching. You're on the edge of your seat throughout the ENTIRE film. Truly amazing job with special effects, casting, cinematography, and everything else involved in the making. I've never seen a better sci-fi/drama in my life.

I find it funny that people think Jonathan Nolan is deep. Not even Heath Ledger could make his stuff sound like anything other than a fart pretending to be intelligent.

The movie was intresting but it was a space drama its nice for once to see a space movie were you arent fighting aliens but instead looking for a new home. Even the "aliens" are actually just futuristic humans communicating with gravity.

I rented this movie from Redbox at my nearest Stop & Shop about a year ago. Being a big fan of sci-fi movies (whatever genre this is) I had to watch it and let me tell you, I really wished this movie had a part two. Ive watched this about 3 times, best movie ever. Although I'm not purchasing it, I came on to tell all you review lurkers to do so right now.

3.5 stars. Christopher Nolan set out to make a sci-fi epic as beautiful and thought-provoking as 2001. He didn't get there, but I wouldn't call this a noble failure, more like a noble not-quite-a-triumph. It has an awful lot going for it. It often looks stunningly gorgeous. The scenes in space really are the best since 2001. Much of the acting (including that of the two best robots in modern sci-fi) is excellent. Hans Zimmer's Philip Glassian score is one of the most ravishing and haunting since, well, Philip Glass's heyday. The emotional core hinges around a matched set of heartbreaking and humane father-daughter relationships, making it almost uniquely grownup for sci-fi… But it fails down, ultimately, where so many movies do these days, in the storytelling. I don't know if it's the writing or the editing or both, but instead of a soaring epic it often just feels too long and oddly patched-together. Some scenes feel rushed and incomplete, others overlong or unnecessary. The mini-lectures about science and time and black holes and such are perfunctory and yet repetitious. The long visits to the two alien planets feel like big set-pieces shaken out of what was once conceived to be a much longer film. (Don't know the film's evolution, but I wouldn't be surprised to hear that Nolan originally planned, say, a 4-hour epic, and the money boys forced him to cut it down.) The big, psychedelic climax, which bookends nicely with act 1, is nevertheless kinda too fantastical and sentimental to be effective. The denouement that follows it feels rushed again, and leaves questions unanswered. I like the movie a lot despite its flaws, but I think that, as with Inception, Nolan's ambition was a bit grander than his abilities.

Truly, amazing.

If you like to think, this movie will leave you astonished. Amazing complexity, in a very good way. Ending wasn't a disappointment. Putting this film together has required an insane amount of work.

If you are questioning to get this or not, stop where you are and get it!!! It is the best sci-fi film possibly ever made and throws curveball after curveball keeping you on the edge of your seat. It makes you sit back (metaphorically) and just wonder if all that happens is possible and or could be true and what that may or may not mean

One of my favorite movies of all time. Perhaps I'm a wee bit biased cuz I'm a certified Nolanite lol. The soundtrack is AMAZING. Hans Zimmer is a genius. Coupled together with Nolan? Jus wow. Truly, truly epic.

Watched it three times in theaters

Epic!

This was one of the best movies I've ever seen and not just the movie, the soundtrack was heart changing.I definitely recommend this movie to anybody looking for a good movie.

It was an ok movie until the end, then it just went dumb.

I luv it the soundtrack, plot, and characters I luv it all. Go TARS!!!!!!!

This might be Christopher Nolan’s best film, which is really saying something considering that he made The Dark Knight. And although Interstellar has its flaws, where it does succeed it succeeds so well that its a must-see. It is complex, intriguing, emotional, and impactful. The soundtrack is one of the best you will ever hear. It takes such a unique and different approach to science fiction. It is a movie like no other. Do not hesitate to buy. This is Nolan’s opus.

Literally one of the best movies I've ever seen. Fantastic cinematography and a great story line. Definitely a 5 out of 5. This is a movie to buy, not to rent.

Rage, rage against the dying of the light...

The iTunes version doesn't include the original IMAX aspect ratios, sadly. So this version of the movie is very cropped. Better to buy the BluRay version than this one. Good movie though!

I don't brag a lot but I am a really good gauge when it comes to reviewing movies because I've seen almost all of them good or bad.

Interstellar is good at best. The soundtrack is too loud in most spots for what we are watching. The story is typical and quite boring and even predictable. Great special effects but that's not too hard to do these days. We don't really get to care too much about the characters. I didn't care if they lived or died. The story wasn't deep enough. Doesn't get into the possibilities of Einstein's speed of light theory except for one sentence. It would've been nice for us to see them return to a realistic version of how humans would live once the earth gave out.

It was a long winded ending and it makes you think if he chose the right cubby hole. Did he?

First let it be said that Nolan is one of my favorite directors, so there is some bias here. However, this movie is among the handful in my collection that I can watch over and over and still get something out of.

The case was excellent. Some of the characters and relationships were a little underdeveloped, but I'll give that a pass considering that movie was already almost 3 hours. The acting was fantastic! Even the voices of the robots bring their characters into the movie in a very meaningful way.

The story is my favorite part. This story uses science and physics as a way to actually shape the story rather than just being part of the situation they find themselves in. For super science and physics nerds there will be a few things that bother you, but the effort they made to stick to the actual science makes up for any liberties they took for the storie's sake.

All in all I can find some faults with this movie when I disect it, but for a movie that you just want to watch and have it challenge you intellectually a little all while still including FANTASTIC sound and music editing (watch the "Making Of" if you can, especially the audio part), huge, engrossing and impressively believable special effects, and a good story, I just have to admit it's a favorite.

Not Nolan's best, but it's great enough that I really don't care, that's a pretty high bar.

It'll leave you wanting more. Lol

A must see, this is one that will stick with you and you will think about for ages. Fantastic story, fantastic acting, just a must see.

I didn't think it was terrible but I did have higher expectations than what it delivered. It’s one of those movies that’s ok to rent but maybe not buy. The soundtrack was way too overpowering and, because of that, there are several scenes that are very difficult to hear and understand.

I had pretty high expectations for this film. I will admit. However, this picture did not pass the space opera test of good drama, decent action, and good story telling. This was like a Russian novel, only not as inspiring or as detailed. The ending came off like a B-grade science fiction movie from the 60s, and was disappointing at best. I would not purchase this movie for my library. However, it might be worth this 99 cent rental.

Get it straight up front, this is not a movie for people looking for cheap thrills or cheasy action. This is a movie that was made for intellectuals to watch and consider. The dialog, from a phisics perspective, was lacking, but from a philosopher's viewpoint this movie was incredible. The film is extremely thought provoking, and leads you to question some of the things that we consider facts. Brilliant acting, and a good plot combind with the subtle intellegence of the concepts and ideas make for a winning combination. But once again, a shallow thinker will not fully enjoy this movie.

This movie just AWED me. I believe that this film deserved Best Picture. Christopher Nolan has me convinced that he is the greatest filmmaker of all time!!! :)

Watching this movie multiple times has only strengthened my opinion of it. Everyone has an opinion and they seem to be widely varied. People question the science and others say the plot twist is silly, still others question the characters and the writing. Everyone is so busy looking to find what's wrong that you missed the point all together. This movie pokes at some real issues, issues that maybe the Nolans think we should be looking at now. It reminds us that we're human, that we stand tall in the darkest hour, that we can and should explore, and it warns us against thinking what we know is what is... You missed the beauty, the pain, the weight of it all. Movies like whiplash deserved the praise they received. Bird man was not the best movie of the year. If I had a vote, it would have gone to interstellar, and it really is a shame that this movie was snubbed. So in my opinion, in an era of reboots and shallow trash this movie was a cut above and I place it in my top three favorites.

This is without a doubt my favorite movie of all time. The story is absolutely incredible. At first it can be a little bit perplexing, but as the movie goes on you start to begin to pick up all the little details that matter. The acting is incredible and don't even get me started on the music. Hans Zimmer is gifted and without him this movie would not have been the same. I suggest that everyone sees this movie.

Hands Down…..The Best Movie I’ve Ever Seen

This movie is in a class all by itself. No sense in comparing it to any other. With no pun at all intended this moving is absolutely stellar. Some complain it’s long. Duh. It had to be. This is film is monumentally panoramic in scope. Scope takes time. Some say it’s slow. You bet it is. I had to be. To slowly let it sink into our shallow drive thru impatient minds and hearts. For the self inflated, self-righteous prig at Rotten Tomatoes who said it is “already slipping away” from his shallow atrophied mind, I think for most of us his comments were gone from us the moment we read them. THIS IS A GREAT MOVIE!!! One of the best movies I have ever seen!

While I don’t know how all the science holds up, I do know this movie holds your attention for the whole three hours. It’s beautifully intense and tender at the same time. Not to mention that Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack is masterfully composed and perfect for this picture!

this film is so important. unfortunately, it's extremely underrated and deserved the Oscar for Best Picture.

an electric masterpiece that will leave you questioning every ounce of your being. so much love for Kip Thorne.

This film is very nearly perfect. It blends sci-fi perfectly with drama. This film will make you laugh, cry, scared, and will leave you in a daze of wonder. It is a must see.

A beautiful film. Who would have thought one could experience such arcane things as relativity, what it feels like, in their living room. Kudos to all involved with this project, truly a tour de force.

It really hits you when they accidentally lose twenty years and see their children's lives go by. Matthew McConaughey is so good in all his work, even when just sitting in front of a monitor watching time pass. Little Mackenzie Foy is worth the ticket: she is remarkable, may her future be bright and award-filled.

Even if you are not a space buff, show it to your kids, they will love the best and most realistic special effects to date and, who knows, they may become engineers or scientists and save us from ourselves. And if anyone tells them Interstellar could not really happen, remind them what the physicists say: Inside black holes, we don't yet know the physics.

Kip Thorne and Christopher Nolan give us some wonderful ideas to chew on wrt that.

This movie looked like it was going to be outstanding after watching the trailer. Had my expectations been low for this movie, it still would've been worse than I expected. It was awful. Even M. M. couldn't lift it out of it's "one of the worst movies ever" category. I warn you, do not waste your money or time.

Forget the five dimensional tesseract, quantum entangled to a recursive iteration of a girl's bookshelf, and used to send morse code to an old analogue wrist watch - How you can bring that much talent together in one place and so utterly fail, should become the study of importance here.

Weak story, poor acting, and the biggest disappointment since the remake of Annie. I guess special effects, a score by Zimmerman and a few science facts stuck on with chewing gum is all it takes to make it any thing a hit.

No rhyme or reason as to why anything was being done. So many loose ends the story resembles more a pile of half baked threads than a fabric . A father walks away from his family on a whim when they need him the most. Man is supposed to leave Earth for no explained reason. Population of earth is 1/10 th of what it was for no reason.

Hands down my favourite SCI-FI film ever. It has everything you could possibly want. Even better than Contact or 2001 ..and that’s really saying something! Own it. Treasure it - you will definitely revisit this fabulous work again and again over the years :-)

An amazing and extremely original idea! Christopher Nolan once again proves his ambition and intelligence in filmmaking!

The science in this movie is so real even though the film is fictional. Most films go for the special effects but fail to enlist a physicist or scientist on the direction or cutting of the film. For this film, Christopher Nolan enlisted Theoretical Physicist Kip Thorne as the Executive Producer and Scientific Consultant.

Although theoretical, the science in this move was absolutely accurate to all known theory and scientific study. Thorne’s early guidelines that “nothing would violate established physical laws. Second, that all the wild speculations... would spring from science and not from the fertile mind of a screenwriter” were what made this move both spectacular and absolutely believable.

A must for any critic, movie lover or dreamer who believes in the indomitable spirit of humankind.

Best cinematic movie ever created by a human being

I went in expecting a so so movie but I caught myself on an emotional roller coaster. Definitely worth buying.

My #1 movie

Great movie Could jump start a wave of new dreamers that could advance are future world.

Disregard the hyperbole both positive and negative. This is an enjoyable sci-fi adventure that is both thought provoking and emotionally rewarding. Not comic book, but not as abstract as Blade Runner, I believe it will be an essential piece in your collection.

Interstellar is a long movie. A lot happens. Its got some great visuals, a realistic story, and kept me interested from start until finish. Very Sci-fi which for me was great. While the movie had a few points that I thought were too scripted or just flat out dumb, its good qualities overrode them and this movie gets 4/5 stars for being a good watch.

This film is magnificent and directed beautifully by an outstanding filmmaker, Christopher Nolan who has made some of the instant classics from the 21st century like the newest Batman trilogy and Inception. Interstellar is the same. This movie blew me away and will surely blow

you away too. There is an insane amount of raw emotion in this movie and the Oscar winning visual effects are awe-inspiring. Overall, this is the best film of 2014 in my opinion and a must-see for anyone who enjoys science-fiction movies or all movie in general. 😍😍😍😍

Heartbreaking, inspiring. A beautiful and suspenseful film. Nolan is perhaps the most soulfully human director working and this work is an achievement with a chilling warning and message for humankind. Now I understand the negative press reviews. Don't believe the reviews because this is a breathtaking work - if it doesn't move you, then you're already lost.

Interstellar takes you on a visual journey of space, time and memories. The film explores the infinite possibility of life in the universe while humankind, on Earth, lives with the regret of limited existence. We witness human ambition reaching for the stars and taking a voyage into the unknown frontier. One finds hope in the search for a new world while blight overcomes the old. Interstellar takes us on a journey where time is at a premium but, life is precious in it's experience. Time will always be limited and travel to the stars will be challenging. Love is one emotion that transcends time and space.

This movie is absolutely stunning. It's a very spiritual experience that will surely change your life.

Reading through these reviews, I realized that everyone needs to take one large step back. The five star reviews claim it's the best movie of all time, which is certainly not true, and the one star reviews claim it to be one of the worst of all time, which is also not the case. Seeing this, I figured it was time for someone to be reasonable about this film. Here's the deal: this movie is no Citizen Kane, it's no 8 1/2, it's no The Godfather, heck, it's not even as good as Memento, Nolan's actual best film. That being said it's also not anywhere as near as bad as Troll 2.

This is a perfectly okay science-fiction drama from a pretty good director of popular blockbusters, but it certainly has problems. The sound mix is off, Ann Hathaway's character is underdeveloped, and the end twist can best be described as "Shamalayn-esque." It is a good movie, with some solid performances and pretty good action, as well as believable human drama, but in the end it merely accomplishes what Nolan set out to do, and that's to make an intelligent blockbuster. This being said, however, I think that people tend to confuse a movie that makes them think a little bit with high art, which this is not.

I am not a troll, nor a Nolan-hater, just a Nolan fan that knows this director can and has done much better movies.

A spectacle from start to finish, Christopher Nolan's Interstellar is an awe-inspiring space epic with such ambition that it can't be contained in three dimensions. Emotionally riveting and dramatically satisfying, this film rides on hard physics and science but ultimately prevails through intimate sentiment. Interstellar presents a future Earth on the verge of apocalypse, where food has grown scarce in the emergence of a devastating crop blight. Cooper is chosen to embark on a journey to find a new world for mankind to inhabit, but time is not on his side, and he may have to decide between the fate of the human race and seeing his children again.

I have never seen anything like it. EVER. When it isn’t intense, its dramatic. when it isn’t dramatic, it’s touching. and when its not touching, its awe-inspiring, beautiful, and a spectacle of human achievement. When i first saw it, half way through i was wondering how in the world only two men were able to write it. Buy it, even if you haven't seen it. you will NOT be disappointed.

Breathtaking movie, one of my all time favorites

Great movie and way better than birdman

One of the best films I've ever seen- no exaggeration. I think that everything from the science (which admittedly some of which is highly theoretical- nonetheless thought provoking) to the visuals, performance, and sound design of this film kept my attention through and through. I came back for 2nds, 3rds and 4ths in theaters. I can't wait to own this beautiful work of art, give it a chance if you're looking for one of the best science fiction films in recent memory, as well as a thought provoking and emotional story. A+ for me.

This is why I go to the movies. Interstellar had everything a movie needs. Top notch acting by Matthew Mcconaughey and the rest of the cast, realistic Academy Award winning special effects, a emotional musical score by master composer Hans Zimmer, and most importantly a potent emotional and inspiring story that doesn't let go even after the credits roll. Christopher Nolan might be loved for the Dark Knight Trilogy but I'll always remember him for this masterpiece in the same league as 2001 A Space Odyssey.

Having Seen many science fiction movies, this is the best one I have ever seen. This movie has a deep correlation to 2001: A space odyssey. Interstellar has actual science woven in deep to the movie which gives an actual sense of reality while staying in the Fiction category.

Some have loved the film, others hated it. I, for one, put myself into the former category as it appeals to imagination, heart, and science with such a mixture of perfect unity that it can’t fail in my estimation as a great film.

Of course, Zimmer’s score is brilliant and is equally blended with Noland’s stunning and breathtaking visuals, that both eyes and ears are swiftly and violently sent into the "dying of the light."

One of the best movies of 2014, and of Nolan's career. Greatly enjoyed this movie and it's soundtrack as well!

The science behind the making of this movie just the beginning of why it is a great film, especially after all the inaccuracies behind the film “Gravity”.

Director, Christopher Nolan has taken another leap for filmmaking in a very massive and heart touching experience. Interstellar was the greatest film of the year in its strong and exhilarating fashion. The film takes us on a lifetime journey of the love between a widowed father and his children faced against a conflict that forces him to journey across the universe in search for a new home for humanity and leaving his children behind. Matthew McConaughey brings an illuminating performance as Cooper an adventurous and emotional father, brings out his true heart as a father in the film. Aside from being a Science Fiction film, the film focuses on the transcendent love between Father and daughter and not only takes a direct aim for the mind but aims for the heart in a grand emotional experience.

4.5 stars

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Awesome movie. I hope this will teach us how were pushing the toll on our planet.

Christopher Nolan + Hans Zimmer = Masterpiece.

Interstellar is a thrilling and visually beautiful film. Mathew Mchunahay is great as well as Anne Hathaway in this important unforgettable sic fi thriller

The plot was great

The acting was awesome

And the visuals 😍😍

10/10

A film like no other, this movie was a very rare experience in the movie theater that will never be forgotten

This movie comines what we know if our universe with theories of what we hope to discover one day. Hence to an untrained eye the end of the story would be hard to digest. The scenary, soundtrack, and human emotion is so great that even a non scientific mind would be interested in watching.

I would recommend it to all people.

Nothing like it! Amazing. Buy this movie and you are in for a great memorable ride you’ll never forget.

Christopher Nolan has made perhaps his finest film to date. If you're looking for a shoot-em-up, stereotypical action flick, don't buy this. But, if you want an intellectually stimulating, original, well written, family-friendly film, this is an absolute must have. Throw in a fantastic score from Hans Zimmer, along with possibly one of the greatest movie scenes ever (the Docking sequence) and you have an all-timer on your hands. Enjoy ;)

One of the most epic and incredible movie of all time!

I've not seen a film as captivating as this, such a beautiful story to this with a emotional coaster! I was scared, awed, sad, happy, worried, relived and really had me thinking after everything. This film will be my favorite for a very long time. Thank you Nolan, for creating this film, thank you!!!!

This is one of the best movies i’v ever seen! And The soundtrack is amazing.