You won't be disappointed!

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Boring, over-political, tech fuzed mess

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

This is a good sci-fi tale, if you can manage to sit for almost 3 hours, about a mission to save the planet from some disaster (either global warming, dust bowls, or whoever wins the next presidential election). Matthew McConaughey heads the mission, along with Anne Hathaway and a few others I hadn't seen before. They also have a neat robot named TARS. They fly off to find some previous scientists, who have entered a black hole and settled on several worlds possible for human habitation. Matt Damon plays one of the scientists.You have to like black holes, relativity, and the fifth dimension (not the pop group) to appreciate this. I didn't know a thing about this film beforehand, so it was a nice surprise to see Michael Caine pop up. And when William Devane showed up, I instinctively blurted out "What's in your safe?"The special effects are fine, but the characters are more interesting, and you do want to see how the situations get resolved. McConaughey is good, but he mumbles on occasion, which drives me nuts. I liked the music score, but at times it drowned out the actors.

The way 2001 a space odyssey or Planet of the Apes is viewed today as ultimate science fiction classics. Interstellar will be viewed in the same way in 50 years time. A stunning piece of cinematography with one of the greatest soundtracks to ever grace the cinema.

After I saw this fantastic but very unsettling film, I made my mind up finally to do anything I could think of to improve our gorgeous planet. I planted trees. It was just about all I could afford to do. I have thus far planted four, three Oaks and an Elm. THANK you Jonathan Nolan. (BTW: Love Person of Interest, especially Carter!)

Buena historia, excelente guión, una cinematográfica exquisita y un Soundtrack almirable.