Crazy Stuff! Nothing short of another Cinematic extravaganza. NOLAN. INTERSTELLAR. It would be cruel to discuss the story and giveaway the spoilers, but one thing is for sure. You have to watch it!!! You are in for too many surprises as the trailers only showcase the tip of the iceberg. One thing you have to accept before watching the movie is that its a sci-fi. And a lot of it is imaginative stuff that the human race doesnt know about(yet!) and can only imagine. But this doesnt impose the belief that it cannot exist. So beautifully has the Nolan gang portrayed some of the most intricate physical concepts. The First hour of the movie is the basic build up. Nolan builds up the story focussing on the present conditions of the earth, the Father-daughter relation, some poignant emotions and beginning of the voyage. Although there are some loopholes accounted for, as you will notice, but trust me, all those things make sense by the time you get out of the movie hall. The main plot unrolls only once they leave the planet. The second hour covering most of their voyage and difficulties, possibility of life. This hour is where the most imaginative stuff comes into picture, a visual and imaginative delight for all space enthusiasts. However its only the 3rd hour, where the Nolans execution genius unleashes itself. A bunch of scientific concepts, higher dimensions happenings, all rolled into a single piece of cinematic genius. The 3rd hour is what gives you the most jitters and makes you believe that YES, YOU ARE WATCHING A NOLAN MOVIE. At a particular point, his ways of execution even reminded me of Inception. The befitting Zimmer magic is once again a delight. The script is genuine and reflect the sheer genius of the team. Moreover, A major inspiration from the 2001 Space Odessey is totally apparent. Yes, I am still trying to complete the jigsaw puzzle and make sense of whatever I saw. But thats what the best thing about Nolans movies is, Right? :D #Interstellar #Nolan
Posted on: Wed, 05 Nov 2014 09:18:40 +0000
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