My favourite film is
Interstellar. A crew of astronauts travel through space to find a new home for
humanity due to the global crop blight, famines and droughts. A newly
discovered wormhole in the solar system allowed a team of astronauts to search
for an environment that can sustain life. Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) who is
an ex-science engineer and pilot tries desperately hard to make food by farming
to save the famine, but nothing succeeds. He stumbles across a NASA base near
his home and is asked to go on a mission to find a new habitable planet. Professor Brand (Michael Caine) is a
NASA physicist who worked on plans to save mankind by transporting the Earths
population to a new home. Cooper then has to decide on either never seeing his
children again, or saving the human race. The film was released in 2014 and
directed by Christopher Nolan who played with the idea of space exploration,
time and gravity. At the end of the film, Cooper falls into a tesseract, which
resembles a stream of bookshelves, which peer into Murphy’s bedroom at
different periods of her life. Cooper summarises that the wormhole was created
to contact Murphy and he was her ‘ghost’ the whole time. On Professor Brand’s deathbed,
he admits to Murphy that he knew all along that the mission wouldn’t work. Cooper
gave Murphy a watch before he left, and he relays on the quantum data to move
the second-hand on the watch in order to get Murphy to solve the gravitational
equation. The final scene concludes with Cooper visiting Murphy in the new
habitable world that she discovered. Dolan expresses the eternal bonds between
father and daughter through these scenes. The team of researchers included Anne
Hathaway, Matt Damon, Casey Affleck and David Gyasi. Most of these characters
did not survive unfortunately.
Paramount produced the
film in North America and Warner Brothers produced it internationally.
This film is my
favourite because it kept me on the edge of my seat constantly, the back story
is very intellectual and makes sense, which makes us feel the fantasy because
of the scientific background to it. I love the type of films that are thrillers
and ones that make you think about what you would do in that situation if that
were to happen, as it keeps us creative.
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