Although most fans of director Christopher Nolan place movies like "Memento," "Oppenheimer," or "The Dark Knight" as his best works, those with particularly great taste have always appreciated "Interstellar" as his best achievement. This sci-fi blockbuster is the moment where Nolan, so often criticized for being "cold" with his approach to storytelling, decided to aim right for the heart. There's nothing more gut-wrenching than Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) watching the 23 years of messages showing his kids growing up in the blink of an eye — except perhaps for watching poor Coop yell at his former self not to leave his daughter behind. Nolan may be known for his puzzle-box style, but "Interstellar" is remarkably simple: it's a touching, straightforward story about a man trying to get back to his daughter. And also his son, sort of, but mostly his daughter.
Despite all the explanation about how the theory of relativity works, especially when they land on that planet close to the black hole, and the film features the collaboration of Kip Thorne, Nobel laureate in physics, the film tells the love story between father and daughter that not even time could erase. A very smart approach to win over many people
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I haven't seen Interstellar yet.. I'm going to take some time to watch it... I confess that I feel more attracted to horror movies!! And I've read a couple of King's books.. and well, the Oppenheimer movie is fabulous!!! Directors always have several facets and I imagine that they exploit or use the one they like the most or the one that makes money...
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You MUST see it by all means!
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Ok I'll do it👍
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This is in top 3 of the most inspiring and fact based productions I've ever seen
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