Had this movie been written/directed by Stanley Kubrick, it would probably have become the masterpiece it intends to be.While I agree this sci-fi/existentialist movie production far surpasses most of what has been produced in recent decades. It's many twists will probably leave some confounded at times, but in general very pleased. Don't get me wrong. This is an excellent Sunday movie, and potentially among the top 10 sci-fi films ever made.It's masterfully cut and directed, with an excellent acting and musical score. it's a crescendo of human emotions and quantum science goes way beyond traditional sci-fi films, usually aimed at showing humans eco conscious side. Lasting close to three-hours, it does not rely too much on its gorgeous cinematic sequences as most sci-fi do.This movie is an excellent and very refreshing take on the typical sci-fi Hollywood plot. It's take on quantum science, relativity, time-space, fifth dimension make this an essential film should be essential for new film makers looking to explore this wonderful genre.

Start to finish you enter a world of a completely different realm. Almost a parallel world which takes you on a journey of unexplainable experience. A typical Nolan style and stunning actors writing visual. A must watch for any movie lovers or movies with substance lovers. Truly an amazing work, very impressive.

I saw this at the cinema when it first came out and I've watched it several times since, including today. I will watch it many more times in my life. I'm a man in my 40s now, was late 30s at the time I first saw it. When I left the cinema the first time, I was in tears, I walked home and was still in tears about 30 mins later at home, blubbing to my wife, who couldn't understand what had happened to me because I couldn't even speak properly. That's how strongly the movie affected me. I am in tears now, having watched it again.I love space movies, post apocalyptic movies, Christopher Nolan movies, so I was probably going to enjoy it but I can assure you I have never come out of the cinema with even a twitch in my eye after any other such movies. Feeling tearful if googled "interstellar makes" and it filled in "...me cry" so I'm not the only one. I see some people didn't enjoy it (1/10 seems a bit extreme but each to their own), I wonder if it meant more to me because I am a father of a girl? It would be good to hear from others who felt strongly either way but we can't discuss on IMDb anymore since the forums were taken down. I recommend this movie to anyone and hope you enjoy it, remember to take a hanky.

I rarely watch movies more than once and I've seen this 3 times.For me, the unknown universe is one of the biggest and most fascinating mysteries. It scares me because I don't know why we're here and if we have a purpose, and me not being religious doesn't help my situation, but rather makes it even worse. Anyways, Interstellar doesn't answer the forever-lying question of our existence, but it makes it a bit more satisfactory.It is very hard to gather all of my emotions together into a cohesive review and I apologize, but this film is a must-watch for people who love sci-fi and aren't afraid of movies that you have to watch multiple times to fully understand.I even cried my eyes out.