Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awsome sci-fi movie. One of my first 4K experiences since new tv and player and a great price as well.

Incredible movie, great 4k version. Disc is much better than the digital code it comes with, the digital code has a dolby vision version that changes the colors away from the intended viewing colors.

Fun film. If you like films about space exploration, and mysteries of the universe, you should enjoy this. Looks good on 4K

Granted this movie is mostly cgi and special effects but the cinematography is incredible, keeping you immersed the whole way through and does a great job of tying up the loose ends when it kept you wondering.

This is a movie that many missed seeing. It’s frankly one of my favorite movies ever! When it was re-released in theaters last year I went and saw it twice. Great 4K quality picture and the audio is awesome too.

Now, the story is great overall, but it does drag in some areas for me. I heard the transfer in 4K was well done. I came across this on sale and decided to jump on it. The visuals alone makes this a must purchase for your collection. I love everything about space and the space/planet scenes look phenomenal in 4K.

Finally I got around to watching "Interstellar!" Wow, what a incredible viewing and mentally arousing experience! It's a modern day perception of "2001: a Space Odessey," sans Hal's scrutiny and omnipresence. This time it's Mathew McC's character that's responsible for the ultimate judgment and decision making for mankind's ultimate survival. A father who's sacrificed his son's and especially his daughter's companionship and growing up life's experiences, McC reluctantly decides to venture across interstellar space in a quest to ensure that our humanity is worth the trade-off. Plenty of literary and poetic contemplations, longings, and solemnities enrich and enhance one's critical analysis and reviewing of this visual and mind-boggling spectacle!

The film is classic Nolan with his usual Nolan-isms, a great cast and some great technicians behind the lens to offer a beautiful film about survival which is fairly overlong with an ending that pushes credibility to the cinematic edge of the cliff, but all in all a terrific sci-fac film. The picture quality is outstanding, with Hoyt van Hoytema's cinematography on film(especially the 70mm IMAX scenes) is superb and has my faith with his work on SPECTRE will be as good if not better than Skyfall. The audio is top notch ( I wish I had an Atmos capable system) and the extras are in depth and plentiful with the BBY exclusive bonuses a nice touch. A recommended purchase, even if your not a fan of the film, the specs alone are enough to show off your system and a free IMAX film cell is also cool bonus to entice buyers.

They’re waves!! Another absolute masterpiece by Christopher Nolan. With the implanted iMax scenes, this movie is pure cinema in 4K.

Terrific movie. Science well-done, effects NOT distracting from plot, characters hit the right mix of depth and cheesiness. Don't read the actor list; be surprised like I was! "Gravity" was pretty, but I didn't feel like seeing it twice. "Interstellar" is LONG, but I've seen it a good half dozen times now. Give it a try!

The picture on the 4K release is absolutely clear! Will be using this movie as a 4K reference.

Interstellar had been one of my favorite movies for a long while. I finally got the 4K and it’s amazing. The cinematography looks beautiful with the visuals. The 4K is the only way to watch this movie!

Already had the blu-ray which still looks very good, but I couldn't pass up the 4k when it was on sale for under $10. This might be Christopher Nolan's best movie in my mind. While the Dark Knight is still my favorite, Interstellar is the one that solidified him as the biggest blockbuster filmmaker of this era. This is one of those movies that theaters are made for so be sure to watch it on the biggest screen possible!

A great slow burn of a movie with a satisfying ending. The HDR and 4K visual effects are stunning.

Great movie. One of my favorites but this version with Imax scenes is another step above the rest.

I seen these movies before wanted to see what it look like on my new 4K TV. Needless to say the visuals are stunning and each actually had a decent storyline. Would definitely recommend.

Very pleased with this movie arriving in 4K UHD with HDR. I originally saw it on IMAX, which was an incredible experience. The quality of the 4K transfer is definitely captured for superb home viewing.

Im no physicist nor am I a scientist but I do know a few things about Einsteins general theory of relativity and how gravity and time slips work. I can definitely say that there is real true to life physics and theories used in this movie, along with Hollywood nonsense as well. Ive always been fascinated with space travel and seeking out new worlds and this movie definitely satisfies my need for science and exploring the unknowns of space and our universe. This movie entertains those who wish to explore and ponder the greatness and vast expanse of our universe. It is almost a 3 hour movie but I was on the edge of my seat for the entire time. I would recommend this movie for those wishing to explore the unknown. If I was in the same position as Cooper, I know I would have done it too.

Christopher Nolan is one of the finest directors of our generation, and, contrary to what was believed about this film prior to its release, it wasn't a global warming catastrophe that caused the events in the movie. Those are up to you to check out, but as for the film, we're talking McConaughey and Chastain, both of whom are Oscar nominees (one win for Matthew, and Jessica will win multiples before she's done). It's got a very interesting cameo and as for the technical specs on the release, they're impressive. It looks fantastic and the sound is incredible (but not overpowering past the dialogue like the IMAX big screen experience, which is a good thing.) Extras are solid if that's your thing, but Interstellar is a highly underrated portion of the Nolan canon. It was excellent.

Great movie that deserves to be watched in 4k. Awesome visuals to tell an awesome sci fi story.