Interstellar

“We used to look up in the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now we just look down and worry about our place in the dirt.” What a ravishing experience watching ‘Interstellar’ for the first time. Christopher Nolan’s impeccable work has me in such thrall. ‘Interstellar’ is an illustratively astonishing film, revolving around the mystic, unfathomable yet fascinating universe that is space. It also wades into tender, sympathetic yet somber, melancholy human emotions. I was always intrigued by this film, the way every single person that has seen this speak so highly and clearly about it and I could just see how much ‘Interstellar’ have a hold on them. One of those people is my very own mother. She adores this film. I’ve always had a fondness for space and science, and I’ll always will. I can’t really illuminate the feeling that I get when I am seeing a film on this matter or when I’m reading a book. I could definitely see myself getting into this element of work. Although this passion of mine might of weakened cause I felt powerless to have the courage, intelligence and determination to proceed such thing. But watching this revived my love for astronomy. “ It was you. You were my ghost “