Research Paper On Interstellar

In 2014, one of my favorite director of all time, Christopher Nolan, released a scientifically accurate science-fiction film, Interstellar, worldwide. A film about a team of space explorers’ travel through a wormhole as an attempt to save the humanity. A year before film’s release, an intriguing teaser video was posted on YouTube that highlighted our achievements related with space such as spacewalk and moon landing which ended with a short clip from the film showing Matthew McConaughey’s character, Cooper, driving away from a house in tear and a spaceship flying away. The teaser was very mysterious making me want to know what happened and being aware of Christopher Nolan’s style got me waiting with anticipation for a year till it was finally released. Few weeks after the film became available to view in movie theaters, I went to see it with my friends, Jack and Mickey, in Sheepshead Bay unknowingly that it would become the best movie theater experience of my entire life. …show more content…
Devastating sandstorms destroy many of earth crops which will eventually lead to the end of life on earth as food begins to run out, so Cooper was asked after embarking on NASA base and obliged to go on a mission with few other scientists into a wormhole in order to find a new home on the different habitable planet. Over the course of two hours and forty-nine minutes, we viewed an epic space adventure filled with masterpiece composition from Hans Zimmer, amazing acting, surprising cameo, twists, insane practical effects and CGIs, and an ending that scrambled my brain. Throughout the entire film, we got emotionally connected with Cooper as we viewed him struggle through the journey for the sake of humanity and come out