It's been 10 years since Christopher Nolan released Interstellar, and while there's a lot to love, there are some flaws that stand out on a rewatch.

Interstellar is the most and least confusing movie that Christopher Nolan has ever made. The most confusing because the spacefaring odyssey takes the filmmaker's usual Rubik's-cube narrative ...

And I think the events that take place after that ejection -- including the Morse Code Bookshelf and the "reunion" with Future Murph (Ellen Burstyn) -- are nothing more than manifestations of a ...

Did watching Interstellar give you a headache? Empire magazine helps you understand the plot.

Interstellar doesn’t ask any of these questions. It does feature a scene where Matt Damon headbutts Matthew McConaughey space helmet-to-space helmet.

Academy Award-winning director Christopher Nolan’s landmark epic Interstellar celebrates its 10th anniversary this year and Paramount Pictures is marking the occasion with a 10th Anniversary ...

Mackenzie Foy delves into reinventing 'Black Beauty' and recalls filming the climactic moment of Christopher Nolan's 2014 film 'Interstellar.

The Interstellar ending explained, including the black hole scene, Matt Damon's surprise cameo and the meaning of that bookshelf in the Nolan film.

Interstellar has been billed as a full-throttle jaunt through the galaxies, an exciting ride that reconnects man with our previous desire to explore, to pioneer, and to persevere in times of trouble.