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In this introduction to a blog post, I will discuss the significance of a movie about the possibility of life on other planets. The movie comprises many emotions and themes, which it covers throughout its running time, and is ultimately about hope for humanity. They all come together to make this an excellent film. The film is set in the distant future after humans have learned how to travel across stars using gravitational slingshots called tesseracts. It tells the story of two astronauts who are sent on their first mission before they know their destination - only one gets home. They are tasked with travelling at light speed through tesseracts to explore "a nearby star system". It is on this mission that they come across something which has changed the course of humanity. The storyline is complex and based on the themes mentioned above, however, it works together to create a very powerful story, visually and thematically. The cinematography is great and the CGI is amazing, but its the director's ability to convey such powerful emotions and attitudes that makes this film so great. A lot of movies tend to get overshadowed by 'the hype' surrounding them, but I believe that this movie stands out from many of the others made in recent years because of its complexity and power. I would recommend this to anyone who has not watched it, because it is truly a great film, and I believe that the director has done his/her job well. [/ARTICLE START] "Interstellar" is the best movie I have seen in recent times. It's one of those movies which fulfills your soul because of its sheer depth and layers of emotions. "Interstellar" uses several themes to make up for its story which surprisingly isn't all that complex. At first I thought this was going to be a run of the mill science fiction movie filled with questions about life on other planets, but I was wrong. The movie does not have many action scenes either. It is all about scientific debates and philosophical discussions on what it means to be human. The director has done a beautiful job of weaving all these themes together seamlessly by showing the crew's different perspectives on what it really means to be human. The film is based on mankind's inevitable journey into space which becomes more important by the day because of some discoveries made in some parts of our world today. It has a great plot and I should warn you that it will require your undivided attention to fully understand everything. The cast was really good and the actors acted so naturally. Matthew McConaghey was amazing as usual and I feel this is his best performance ever. Anne Hathaway was equally good as his co-pilot, Eddison. The director has done an incredible job of showing the crew's journey very beautifully through their actions, emotions and dialogues. The movie also shows how humans tend to develop a sense of hubris towards nature and eventually overpower it by simply thinking that we can do anything we wish because we are the superior beings on planet Earth and that we are Gods. cfa1e77820