Not to mention that his action scenes are wonderfully framed and expertly constructed as to lead you through an experience rather than splattering you with chaos. What's so great is that Nolan takes some pretty scientific elements, and creates circumstances which are thrilling and understandable even to the layperson. It's executed flawlessly and is some of the most exciting action from last year. There's a sequence where Cooper has to dock with a space station spinning out of control. Nolan's visuals treat space as reverently and awe-inspiring as Terrance Malick's beautiful depictions of deep space during the Tree of Life. Viable worlds lay in wait on the other side. Extinction of the human race is inevitable if they can't find a new place to live. No matter how much corn they try to grow, humankind will eventually succumb to the Earth's dusty future. Thinking of being separated from my son by millions of light years conjures up within me an eternal sort of dread. I hate to pull the 'You have to be a parent card,' but it's just so true here. The relationship between Murph and Cooper is certainly the crux of the movie.

His young daughter Murph young Mackenzie Foy, older Jessica Chastainis a stubborn, thoughtful daughter who will no doubt be the key to the story as it unfolds. What will we do then? Cooper is a corn farmer, however, he was really born to pilot NASA rocket ships. Though, it's just a matter of time before the world is out of food though, curiously barley-based alcohol seems rather plentiful. One by one the world's major crop species are dying, leaving us hungry and relying on the last sustainable crop, corn. America is trapped in an increasingly dangerous futuristic Dust Bowl. The platitudes begin to wear thin right when the movie gets exciting, so it's easy to forget about the labored insistence of the screenplay to throw down eternally true witticisms. Cooper Matthew McConaugheyseems transfixed on coining a new phrase the future of the human race will use for eternity. It's a continuously taut juggernaut of epic space action accompanied by Hans Zimmer's organ-infused score. Interstellarno matter if you love it, or hate it, is indeed a whole lotta movie. It was my third time through, and I have to admit, she's spot on. Peck wrote about the Movie Itself while M. Portions of this review appear in our coverage of the standard Blu-ray release written by Aaron Peck.

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