A Good movie I really liked.

     Today I explain about my favorite movie called "Intersteller''.  It was made in 2014 starring Matthew David McConaughey. 

    The story of this film is set in the near future, where abnormal weather conditions, with giant dust storms occurring on a daily basis, had led to the mass destroy plants and crops on a global scale, so the human race face threat of extinction. First, the protagonist, Cooper a former astronaut, participated in the Lazarus Project, a secret NASA project to seek a new home for humanity in another galaxy. Cooper promises to meet the daughter again and then he left behind on Earth, but the project was not going well and decades had passed on Earth due to the effects of super gravity. Meanwhile, his grown daughter, Murph, had been studying the gravitational field with Cooper's former workmate, Professor Brand. If they could find a solution to the equation of gravity, they could launch a giant colony into space and allow the remaining humans on Earth to escape into space. Eventually, Cooper was left alone inside the black hole for various reasons, and he realized that this space is the key to solving the problem of gravity in four-dimensional space, where even time can be captured quantitatively, and he sent his daughter Murph data in Morse code across time and distance, and Murph succeeded in solving the equation of gravity. After that, Cooper was thrown into space, but just before his oxygen runs out, he was rescued by a spaceship and reunited with the old Murph in a hospital in a huge colony that Murph has built.

    The good thing about this movie is that a physicist was involved in its production, so it is theoretically correct to some extent. One of my favorite scenes is when Cooper, who was always theoretical and never let his personal feelings get in the mission, finally believes his beloved daughter and entrusts everything to her.





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