Have you seen Baraka? It's channeling that film in the fact that its beautiful imagery played with beautiful music. For once in his career, Nolan focused on the art of filmmaking and the emotion of it instead of on plot, and he made something beautiful. A few pages ago, before I saw this, I was rolling my eyes at everyone comparing Kubrick with Nolan, yet again, but after seeing Interstellar, I can only describe the film as a piece with Speilberg's heart and Kubrick's beauty. It's sad, it's uplifting, it's smart and yes, it's also stupid at times. It is incredibly messy like all great, honest, emotional artistic expression is. Plot points? Who ****ing cares? I cared about the characters and I cared about what I was seeing. That's all that matters. That's the emotional connection you get when you experience great art. Yes, the plots a little rushed at times, and the earth plot has a really stupid character choice to create conflict, but these minor flaws can't ruin the experience. **** I loved this. Forgive me Nolan,
I had no idea you had it in you. This DOES make Inception look like Transformers (joke).
