Christopher Nolan has done it again. His new movie, Interstellar, premiered in theaters all over the U.S. on November 7, 2014. It has been a huge success, receiving a 9.0/10.0 rating on IMDB and also 74% of people liked it on Rotten Tomatoes. The film has been the center of discussion since it hit theaters.

I personally agree with America and would say that this film will go down as one of the greats. Christopher Nolan has such a unique, irreplaceable style in which he creates his movies with. From the time I walked into the movie theater to the time that I walked out, I was sucked into a different world.

Cooper, an ex-pilot and now a farmer, and his daughter, Murph, stumble upon a secret hideout which turns out to be where NASA has set up their undercover headquarters. Donald, the head of NASA, asks Cooper to pilot a space shuttle to find a new, inhabitable planet for the human race to live on. Earth has deteriorated and is becoming more and more uninhabitable so Cooper and his team must go out to find a new home. Anything beyond this point in the movie is a spoiler so I will leave it to the viewer to see what happens.

I found this movie to be even more mind-blowing and intriguing than Christopher Nolan’s previous film, Inception. Interstellar has an unreal amount of twists and turns in it. At moments where I thought the movie was going to get boring, the plot would turn again and I would be sucked right back in. Ever since I saw the movie this previous weekend, I have been replaying bits and pieces of it in my mind over and over. I still don’t completely understand it, so I am planning on watching it again. If you haven’t seen this movie, I would highly recommend going and seeing it.