Interstellar
Reviewed by Peter Batt
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Genre: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
Year of release: 2014
Run time: 169mins
With our time on Earth fast running out, a small team of explorers taken the burden of the most important mission in human history. Another habitable planet must be found in order to sustain Earth's ever-growing population. Interstellar is a fast paced, adventure movie featuring Matthew McConaughey as Cooper who is also fighting a personal battle, to battle to see his family again. His love for his daughter, Murph, lead to the discovery that sparked the entire expedition, who he fights to see one last time. The movies employs a lot of theoretical physics which really increased the in-dept technicalities of the movie but unfortunately doesn't leave much room for a deep story line. For a movie that is based on the love between father and daughter, complicated physics plays too much of a role in decision making processes. The movie is extremely visually appealing, which modern 3D modelling techniques that result in stunning imagery. The movie includes the worlds most accurate 3D model of a black hole to date, adding to the immersive experience of the film. Overall, although the movie is incredibly appealing to the scientific mind, it lacks alot of storyline and detail to the empathetic part that really kicks this whole movie off. I am a sucker for good visual effects and adventure so I really loved this movie!
Final rating: 9.3/10 Fudges.
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