Hari Prashannth

The movie is truly gripping, delivering a captivating experience from start to finish. With its focus on present-day AI, it explores the complexities and ethical dilemmas surrounding advanced technology in a way that feels both timely and thought-provoking. The plot keeps you on the edge of your seat, blending suspense and intrigue with well-crafted characters and a storyline that resonates with today's digital age. Overall, it’s a solid 4/5, offering both entertainment and a meaningful commentary on the role of AI in our lives.

Hand down the best movie of all time. This is undoubtedly one of the best films ever made yes EVER This isn't just a movie. It's an emotion. Hans Zimmer music created a huge impact in this movie . I regret not watching this masterpiece in imax. For me the best thing was this didn’t come across as your normal Hollywood film with cliches and predictability this was refreshing and hopefully will inspire a whole new generation of people to study astronomy . The director used the concept of Predestination Paradox where the protagonist travels back in time in order to prevent some events. Though many movies used the similar concept but Nolan's way of using the concept is top-notch and it gives you goose flesh. "Love is the only thing which transcends space and time" I guess no other Sci fi movies has ever emphasized the concept of love and used it as a platform to create a bridge between daughter in earth and father who is light years away from earth. This is really unimaginable and way ahead of time. You can notice many nuances in this movie such as ^^in the Miller planet you can hear the ticking sound which is heard almost after every 1.25 seconds means 1 year passed on Earth. ^^Throughout the movie nothing could contradict the proven laws of physics. ^^For a cornfield scene, Nolan sought to grow 500 acres of corn. The corn was then sold and he actually made a profit. if this isnt the proof of nolan's sheer brilliance then what it is ? Overall this is definitely a masterpiece and way ahead of time. i am so grateful for this movie and thank you nolan for giving us such a gem of a movie. i would like to point out that during 1950's when the movie 7 samurai came out, it didnt go well but after few decades many directors uses that movie as a template for film making and the works of the legendary director kurosawa is celebrated now. Hence this movie will be recognised and celebrated after few decades. IN NOLAN WE TRUST <3