o either stay, or risk never seeing his children again in order to save the human race by finding another habitable planet.

The film won an award at the 87th Academy Award Ceremony for :

Achievement in visual effects

36:T658,This movie needs no review. Being directed by Christopher Nolan, you know exactly what to expect. There are some who find him over-rated and some who absolutely love everything he does. I belong to the latter category. So if you are one of many who loved the movie, you probably have already bought this blu-ray.The disc released in India is a 2 disc edition. Disc 1 includes the movie and Disc 2 includes the bonus features. The audio-video quality on this disc is excellent. The movie is presented in shifting aspect ratios (2.39:1 and 1.78:1) like the Dark Knight and Dark Knight Rises blu-rays to replicate the IMAX experience. The scenes shot in IMAX do look better than the regular scenes. The audio is in DTS-HD MA 5.1. There is no hindi or any indian language audio track or subtitles. Do note that in some scenes, the background music is mixed so loudly that the dialogues cannot be heard. But this was done intentionally by Nolan and is not a fault of the disc. The extras include The Science of Interstellar - a 50 minute documentary, Inside Interstellar - a 1 hour 50 minute long behind the scenes feature which is split into 14 mini features (there is no option to play all together, which is bad) and 4 trailers. All over the world, the similar discs are released, only difference is in the packaging. The US version includes an IMAX film cell, which is not included on the Indian edition. But there is a slipcover.One more thing, the dvd released in India is a single disc version with no bonus features and no shifting aspect ratios. So if you have the necessary equipment to play blu-rays, don't compromise.37:T445,I got the normal non-artbook two disc edition from th