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In my opinion, this is my favourite movie of all time currently, and I think it’s going to be for a long time. The time you spend watching it is understandable for how much you get out of it. I found myself pondering with the stars if one day, something could be done. To some, Interstellar is a disappointing space movie with no aliens; however I believe that it is not about aliens, but about us and the infinite possibilities we can achieve. The movie isn’t about the science, the space, the universe but about humans, how human spirit, bravery and love can travel across all dimensions. The Tesseract scene is one of the most powerful and emotional scenes I have ever seen and the music man. Hans Zimmer is a masterful composer. (As far as I know) The 60 bpm score in the latter half of “Waves”, “Coward” and my favourite “No Time for Caution” builds up tension exponentially with every tick putting the crew and Cooper closer to death. The way Christopher Nolan establishes Murph’s room as an important location subtly is amazing and the fact that by the end, Cooper makes the decision to sacrifice himself for humanity is absolutely amazing. None of my words can describe how good this film is and I would like to leave my ratings below. Character Dialogue/Script: 90/100 Character Dialogue Delivery: 70/100 at start, 95/100 at the end Overall themes/plot: 100/100 Visual Decisions (Camera Angles etc.): 100/100 Film Score: 99/100 Execution of Film: 100/100 Overall rating: 124/100 No I did not put a reference in the ratings

In my opinion, it is an absolutely horrible ending to a legendary book series. I have a feeling that the writers never read the original series as they portrayed so many characters wrong. Ron was supposed to be a lazy and brave guy that would slip in a joke once in a while but in the Cursed Child, he is being portrayed as a jokester and an absolute idiot. In the original books, once you travelled back and forwards again, you would age the same way you would going there without a time turner. So if the kids went back to the times when Harry was a kid. They should have aged 20-45 years. There was one part where Cedric Diggory says, “Then I shall.” That is how absolutely no one talks. Especially not a teen. It sounds like something from a Shakespeare Play. Overall, although the play might have been alright overall. The core story was absolutely horrible and broke so many of the rules that JK Rowling put up in the universe. Many potter heads such as I wish this book never existed