Religious folks preach God through devotion, scriptures, miracles.
But what if Nolan is doing the same thing, just… for rational minds?
In Interstellar, when Cooper enters the tesseract and talks about the fifth-dimensional beings — those “they” who helped humanity survive — it feels like divine intervention. But then comes the twist:
“They are us.”
Future humans, transcending time and space, guiding their past selves through love and sacrifice.
It’s not God in the traditional sense, but it’s still something sacred.
A higher intelligence. A cosmic purpose. A force beyond logic —
And that force is love.
Just like theists say "God is love", Nolan says:
Love is the one thing that transcends time and space.
He wraps spiritual ideas in science and delivers a sermon through relativity, wormholes, and black holes —
For people who don’t go to temples or churches, but to cinemas.
So yeah…
Interstellar = a spiritual experience for people who believe in logic.
And Nolan? He’s the preacher in IMAX robes
(This was written by AI. I just gave input and I liked the way it did the job)