Interstellar

Interstellar is a cinematic masterpiece in my opinion and not because it’s popular or anything, but because every single aspect of it was believable (even though the plot if the earth destroying itself  like that is kinda hard ti believe) - the acting delivered everything that it should have, the style, the settings - everything was perfect. The most emotional part was where Cooper was in the 6th dimensional space or something and was trying to help his daughter figure out stuff that would save them, or when he was watching the videos that his kids sent him, except they weren’t kids anymore - only after a few hours of being gone, they grew up which I believe would be hard for any parent to see.  What broke my heart though - from sadness and from joy is the ending scene where Murph finally gets to see her dad again after so long - trying to get him back, but could only see him for a minute because she was dying.  It’s hard for me to turn all these emotions that I felt into words because I was lowkey overstimulated after watching Interstellar and don’t remember much of what I felt except in these moments.  I think it is worth checking out this movie - you will not regret it.