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This article shares various ways to watch the film and highlights its history and potential use as a teaching tool. The article also explains how we got here, what we know about it, and what we can anticipate in future missions. The latest release from Paramount Pictures, the premiere movie franchise featuring Chris Pratt as heroic astronaut Peter Beckett who leads an interplanetary crew on-board the rescue mission for humans trying to escape Earth's impending extinction at the hands of a rogue planet. Though it still holds true to its original story-line, this gave rise to some changes such as extending the timeline of when humanity first discovered space travel to come up with alternate theories of how this might have happened. However, the movie does follow the same format where Beckett is the main character of the story, who leads his team of space explorers to gather information on a mysterious probe that's been discovered orbiting Earth. The film also focuses on how they are going to use this information to return back to Earth in order for humanity to survive. Interstellar has received several awards and nominations, mainly for its acting talent and technical aspects. The movie received four wins at the 87th Academy Awards, including Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, and Best Production Design. It also received nominations for Best Actor in a Leading Role (Matthew McConaughey), Best Cinematography, Best Original Score, and more. Notable awards are listed below. At the 87th Academy Awards it won four of its six nominations for which it was nominated. The other two nominations were for Matthew McConaughey as Actor in a Leading Role and Hans Zimmer as an Original Score nominee. It also won the BAFTA Award for best visual effects at the 67th British Academy Film Awards presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). At the 71st Golden Globe Awards, it won Best Original Score and Best Director (the latter of which was awarded to Christopher Nolan). The general plot of the film is based on a supernova explosion in Earth's galaxy, which causes humanity to search for a new planet that can sustain the human race. This plot is based on scientific ideas such as space travel and time dilation. Scientific Oxford has published an article titled "Science Fact and Fiction Behind Interstellar". This article summarizes scientific facts behind this movie. In an interview with Peter Travers from Rolling Stone magazine, Christopher Nolan described his inspiration behind writing a science fiction film: "I had been excited about doing a space epic since I was a kid. I grew up on a diet of Irwin Allen disaster films – "The Poseidon Adventure" and "The Towering Inferno" – and films by Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and Brian De Palma, who directed my first feature film. So for me science fiction is mainly about emotions, human relationships. The genre allows us to express the passage of time through light and dark or an incredible sense of scale." Christopher Nolan has stated that he was inspired by films such as "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968), "Star Wars" (1977), Philip Kaufman's adaptation of "The Right Stuff"(1983) and Ridley Scott's adaptation of "Blade Runner" (1982). cfa1e77820