re: The official Interstellar thread (spoilers)

I just got out of it, and I think the film met my incredibly high expectations. This is Christopher Nolan's masterpiece, and like 2001, as it's analyzed further (this certainly has a life on DVD), I think it will have the legacy of being one of the greatest sci fi films of all time, right alongside 2001.

This film was everything I wanted from it and more, and I cried buckets. Third film to make me cry, after Schindler's List and Grave of the Fireflies, although my tears were not of sorrow like those two. Going to see it again tomorrow, since this is a film that requires much digestion and definitely looking forward to the debates this film is going to incite over the coming weeks.