A crew races through a wormhole to find humanity a new home before Earth runs out of time. Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" follows Cooper, a former pilot pulled back into space to search for a habitable planet, leaving his daughter Murph behind on a dying Earth. Andy and Pete continue their Time Travel series with this one, revisiting a film that's grown on both of them since it first came out.
They dig into the real physics behind the film's wormholes and black holes, work through why the divisive climax lands so differently for each of them, weigh Matthew McConaughey's performance against his public persona, and talk about the score, visual effects, and production history that place it next to "2001: A Space Odyssey" and other big-swing science fiction epics.
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