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"        For more than a year, little has been known about Christopher Nolan&amp;#039;s Interstellar. We&amp;#039;ve only known that it has something to do with outer space. While The Dark Knight trilogy were critically adored and commercially successful, Interstellar marks the first original, non-Batman related story of Nolan&amp;#039;s since 2010&amp;#039;s time-and-mind-bending Inception. Today, we know a little more about Interstellar. Somehow, food is becoming scarce on earth. Matthew McConaughey plays an engineer who has to do some interspace travel in order to find out if there&amp;#039;s sustainable life on other planets. That&amp;#039;s about all we know. There&amp;#039;s some obligatory shots of a house in the middle of cornfield (how else can you depict down home, can-do Americana?) and some truly incredible special effects footage of their spaceship flying through our solar system... and beyond! Obviously this is a practically drool-worthy day for Nolan fans, but the real surprise here might be McConaughey -- if, indeed, we can call his excellent performances a surprise anymore. Over the last two years he&amp;#039;s gone from a romcom hunk-of-the-week to a real, Oscar-winning movie star. It will be interesting to see if Christopher Nolan can do for McConaughey what he did for Christian Bale. Pre-Batman, Bale was making some excellent choices but his role as Batman in the Dark Knight trilogy cemented him as one of the greats of our time. There&amp;#039;s no question McConaughey that has the charm and the charisma. Interstellar might finally put him on a Brad Pitt/George Clooney level. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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