Interstellar

"Named one of the 100 best films of the century by The New York Times. Ok, that's fair. Critics of Christopher Nolan have a point: Interstellar is a movie with a more complicated script than it needs, similar to the same problem with Dunkirk. However, it's undeniable: this work of the English filmmaker, which puts us in a very similar dystopian future to Steven Spielberg's scenarios, is exciting, deep and goes beyond various obviousness about time and space. After all, from an impressive work of Matthew McConaughey as the protagonist, the feature film takes advantage of this space journey to talk about family, paternity, reunions, relationships and everything else. Many of the scenes bring a rare emotion to the surface, while Nolan plays with the meanings of the space void in a finely tuned orchestra of good script, excellent direction, great actors and a breathtaking soundtrack. To be moved, thrilled and excited, 'Interstellar' is all that they say -- for better or worse. Nolan's cinema fans, without a doubt, find here one of his brightest works."