Throughout his filmography, Christopher Nolan has had a track record of extremely prestigious films that are recognized commonly for not only being very well shot, but extremely unique and thought provoking in the plot and script. Nolan's most recent film, Interstellar, is an intergalactic sci-fi drama that focuses on the end of mankind's time on earth and the race through the galaxy to find a way to help save the earth. Interstellar stars Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, John Lithgow, and Michael Caine. This film really showed just how amazing of an actor Mathew McConaughey is and was a gateway to display his legitimate acting chops and revive his career as a critically acclaimed actor.
The entire plot of Interstellar revolves around a small team of scientists who must embark on a journey that could either save the world or leave it for doom if they don't complete their task on time. In the world of Interstellar, the earth is currently infertile and cannot grow crops or natural goods. Our star Matthew McConaughey is an ex scientist turned farmer who lives a quiet life with his family and after the world goes into turmoil, he must go back into his field of study in order to help save the world in a race against time.
While most of Christopher Nolan's films are highly praised both critically and with fans, they are all recognized to be extremely complex and introduce ideas to people that are completely foreign and difficult to understand. Interstellar is widely recognized as Nolan's most complex and beautiful film yet. The film centers multi-dimensional travel, black holes, and space/time travel that all goes together into one scientific journey that makes you sit on the edge of your seat and scratch your head the entire time. Interstellar is a beautifully shot film that not only keeps you entertained but keeps you educated on modern scientific theories and beliefs that enrich your mind and provide you with an emotional journey through time and space.
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