Interstellar: Synopsis, Trailer, Cast and Review

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Interstellar hit theaters in 2014, regarded by many as a Christopher Nolan masterpiece and by others as an inconsequential science fiction film.

In 2014, Christopher Nolan premiered the movie Interstellar (Interstellar, original title), which attracted attention from the first moment for its first-rate cast. The film is part of science fiction, an adventure whose central axis is the understanding of time and space. All the style that characterizes the films of the renowned filmmaker, as well as the forceful performances of a cast led by Matthew McConaughey.

The film was released on October 26, 2014 and grossed more than $ 675 million, becoming a box office success. It is worth mentioning that at the same time he achieved Oscar award in the category of Better visual effects. At the gala she was nominated for Better soundtrack, better sound Y Best Production Design. Here's everything you need to know about the movie.

Synopsis

The film is based on the theory of relativity of Kip Stephen Thorne about so-called wormholes. The theoretical physicist considers that these phenomena can be used to travel through time. A group of explorers set out on a journey through one of them, a mission that takes them to an unknown universe that goes beyond conventional understanding. Each of the crew carries their own history and emotional conflicts, but there is no room to falter in a mission that appears as the last hope for humanity.

Trailer of Interstellar

This is the official trailer for the film with music by the renowned Hans Zimmer and with a photograph by Hoyte van Hoytema.

Cast of actors

The film has as its protagonist Matthew McConaughey, who plays the role of Joseph Cooper. Despite everything, he is accompanied by top-level actors such as Anne Hathaway, such as Amelia Brand; Jessica Chastain, as the adult Murphy Cooper; Michael Cane, as Professor John Brand, and Matt Damon, as Dr. Hugh Mann.

The cast is completed by actors such as Mackenzie Foy, Ellen Burstyn, Casey Affleck, Timothée Chalamet, Francis X. McCarthy, Wes Bentley, David Gyasi, Topher Grace, John Lithgow, Bill Irwin, Josh Stewart, Liam Dickinson, Leah Cairns, David Oyelowo and Elyes Gabel.

Criticism of Interstellar

Interstellar It's one of those movies that you either love or hate. Some critics called it confusing, while others considered it one of the great science fiction works of the last decade. Also, many praise Nolan's work on this film, but others consider that he fails to hook the viewer with an understandable and exciting story.

"Confusing as its action sequences (...) Interstellar is not the great space opera that the fanboys expected, but an eloquent demonstration of Christopher Nolan's weaknesses as a filmmaker," Leonardo García wrote for La Jornada.

On the contrary, Scott Foundas praises the production and is convinced in his comments for Variety about its success with science fiction lovers.

"A slalom through the exhilarating time-space holes of Christopher Nolan's great imagination, which is both a science fanatic's feverish dream and a formidable reflection on what makes us human," he said.

For his part, Erik Kohn at the same time celebrates this exercise in cinematographic technique, while recognizing it as one of Nolan's best-accomplished works.

“A great double hit, full of intelligence and sentimentality like never before (…) It's not perfect, but it's completely satisfying (…) It's Nolan's strongest film to date,” he told IndieWire.

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