My review of Interstellar

Some time ago, I watched a film called Interstellar on television. It is a Sci-Fi film directed by world-
renowned Christopher Nolan. The story is about a NASA pilot travelling through wormholes in space
in hopes of finding a habitable planet for mankind to live on.

The thing I was most intrigued about Interstellar is the illustration of outer space. The film can
make you burst into tears in touching scenes and get you goosebumps watching the spectacularly
illustrated outer space and celestial bodies. Cooper, the main character is a daring and optimistic
person. He put his and his team’s lives on the edge trying to dock his spaceship and he succeeded.
He also strongly believed his mission isn’t to become Noah’s Ark but instead to save all of mankind,
not just the species. His daughter, Murph is intelligent and she is also intrigued by the unknown
much like her father. She asks a lot of questions when he was little showing she will become an
intellect in the future.

On the other hand, Interstellar is a movie highly based on scientific theories. For instance,
theories like Einstein’s Theories of Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Newton’s Laws, and much more.
Based on this, some might find the movie quite hard to understand

In a nutshell, Interstellar is one of the best Sci-Fi films out there. It has intriguing illustrations of
space and one will definitely find it mesmerizing. I would definitely recommend this film to my
friends