The topic of time and space always brings the human race to a variety of questions about what’s beyond. Interstellar like every other space-based sci-fi film takes its own approach to what’s across space.
This ambitious project was carried out by the talented director, Christopher Nolan who is known for his projects like Inception, The Dark Knight trilogy, Tenet, and other blockbusters.
Chris Nolan is majorly known for this complex storytelling, however, Interstellar takes it a notch up with the inclusion of space-time. The movie takes place on a dying Earth which is slowly becoming inhabitable and the human race is bound to find a new habitat.
The main theme of the movie features a group of astronauts, who have been sent out to venture into planets and find a habitable environment. However, finding one is tough and has been shown in the dramatic story.
Even more, the story also takes many emotional turns which have been portrayed by Matthew McConaughey’s character Cooper.
Visually, the movie is stunning and shows the space in a much more believable and logical way. To fit the visuals, Han Zimmer, the music director of the film put his soul into the Original Soundtrack, Cornfield Chase.
The music of the film is dramatic, epic, and emotional all the way, which makes it quite special.
To wrap the story up, the movie pushes a strong message of love, which proves the movie was not about science and space at all.
Rather, it is human emotions that actually bind humanity wherever they are, whether miles or galaxies apart.
