Interstellar by Christopher Nolan (2014)

INTERSTELLAR by Christopher Nolan (2014)
So far, I have seen lots of films in variety genres. But the most impressive and memorable one is Christopher Nolan’s film of the 21^st century is “Interstellar”. This 165 minute film is about distant future, when the world almost comes to an end. In addition, human being has to face with natural disasters and environmental problems. Corn was the only thing that people can consume, obviously humanity has to find another planet to move. The main character Cooper, who used to work in NASA, lives in the farm with his two children.
One day he suddenly finds NASA’s secret base where scientists are going to the space travel. In the past he was one of the best pilots, so he was asked to join this program. Cooper and his astronaut crew including Amelia Brand have to leave their families behind and take one hell of a ride through mysterious wormhole with no precise time when they will be back. Even though, Cooper was excellent pilot he fails the task, and during the film spectator thinks that, it is an end, and Cooper and his team are all died. But Coopers daughter manages to find a place, in another galaxy, to a humanity to continue normal lifestyle.
As previously mentioned, Interstellar is by far one of my most favorite films. It represents some of the most thrilling, thought-provoking, and best visually resplendent displays ever to be shown in a single film. For these reasons alone, I highly recommend watching the film. Despite being three hours long, there isn't a second of boredom when watching the movie, as there is always something to keep viewers entertained. For some, Interstellar is a space movie, while for others it's about the power of love. For me, it's one of the most profoundly intriguing and inspiring films to watch. Whatever it is for you, I'm sure the film will leave its mark on you too.

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