Review of Interstellar (2014) by Mrark B — 21 Jul 2018

Interstellar is a beautifully presented film with great cinematography, music, and concepts, however, their were some roughedges in the finished produc.

The first movie to use Relativity as part of the conflict and the most realistic interpretation of a black hole the movie industry has ever seen. Interstellar, In my opinion, could have been the greatest space movie since 2001: a Space Odyssey. What made it fell short of a that cirteria for me was the writing. Its the type of movie that you need to rewatch a few times two full grasp its beauty. The expository dialouge was mediocre, and was useless. And it was hard for me to hear what the charcaters were saying half the time made it difficult to follow along. And the concept of love transcending space and time was nonsensical, and it wasnt as if they meeded that to be a fact in order for the movie to make sense, the plot would've still easily worked without the love nonsense. But nonetheless, interstellar was still a beautiful thought provoking film.its ability to interweave space science and physics with human connection and emotion along with a stunning soundtrack made interstellar a majestic and captivating story.