This is my new favorite movie! In a semi-distant future, when the planet is almost dead, and dust storms roam the Earth, the only food left is corn. And as Cooper, our protagonist, finds out, NASA is still alive and working, in secrecy. NASA has found out that, soon, all the corn will soon wither as well, and so humans need to find a new home, a new planet. Cooper is forced on this mission to travel through a wormhole and find that new planet, so that humanity can recolonize. Also while leaving his kids behind, and everything he knows and loves, because time ticks faster through the wormhole than it does on Earth. Can Cooper evade death? The graphics were astounding in "Interstellar," making it seem as if you are really in space with Cooper, Brand and Mann. The artificial thousand-feet-high waves and spiraling space stations are so realistic you can almost reach out and touch them. The camera angles are also strategically placed so that it looks like a GoPro placed on the ship and on Cooper's helmet. But the real "amazing factor" in "Interstellar" is the sound. Hans Zimmerman wrote the music beautifully, a mix of emotion and science fiction all in one. The theme, "S.T.A.Y.," is simple yet complex, a real musical summary of the movie. I highly recommend "Interstellar" to science-fiction fans of all ages (although it can be confusing at times no matter your age) for an action-packed film!

This is my new favorite movie! In a semi-distant future, when the planet is almost dead, and dust storms roam the Earth, the only food left is corn. And as Cooper, our protagonist, finds out, NASA is still alive and working, in secrecy. NASA has found out that, soon, all the corn will soon wither as well, and so humans need to find a new home, a new planet. Cooper is forced on this mission to travel through a wormhole and find that new planet, so that humanity can recolonize. Also while leaving his kids behind, and everything he knows and loves, because time ticks faster through the wormhole than it does on Earth. Can Cooper evade death? The graphics were astounding in "Interstellar," making it seem as if you are really in space with Cooper, Brand and Mann. The artificial thousand-feet-high waves and spiraling space stations are so realistic you can almost reach out and touch them. The camera angles are also strategically placed so that it looks like a GoPro placed on the ship and on Cooper's helmet. But the real "amazing factor" in "Interstellar" is the sound. Hans Zimmerman wrote the music beautifully, a mix of emotion and science fiction all in one. The theme, "S.T.A.Y.," is simple yet complex, a real musical summary of the movie. I highly recommend "Interstellar" to science-fiction fans of all ages (although it can be confusing at times no matter your age) for an action-packed film!

"Walking With Dinosaurs" really passed up a good opportunity. Although the graphics are astounding, the plot makes this movie roll way downhill. First off, it's a love story. Dinosaurs and love? Those two categories don't match at all. Second, the dinosaurs talk. I mean, that's not too bad, but Patchi, the protagonist, has the voice of a male human. If you're looking for a good thriller dino movie, "Jurassic World" is ten times better.

This book is amazingly written, and an with awesome thrilling plot, but there is too much love and kissing that it becomes uninteresting. My advice is to read the book and then watch the movie, because in my opinion, the movie is better.