On second thought I guess I need to improve my blogging skills massively . :/

hoping to see this one soon

We had no intermission when I saw it.

the "theory of anti-aging" or relativity can be pretty hard to get a grasp on.  Basically, as it applies to this movie, the closer someone is to a large amount of gravity, the slower time moves relative to someone not being in that heavier gravity.  To both people time seems to be moving as normal, but when compared to each other, the one who has been in the higher gravatational field will have appeared to have aged more slowly than his counterpart.  So, when they travelled near that black hole they experienced time at at slower rate than back on earth.   Or, as they travelled at speeds accelerating towards the speed of light, they experienced the same result vs their counterparts back home. 

NASA has done some experiments proving that this is true.  They have taken two atomic clocks, both set for the same time.  They left one on the ground, and the other they put up in a high altitude plane.  When the plane landed, the two clocks were not showing the same time.  The one on the ground had moved a bit slower than the one at high altitude because the one on the ground was in an environment of more gravity (closer to the earth) than the one at high altitude.

Also, an object that is accelerating experiences the same differences in time relative to an object that is stationary as those objects in higher gravity environments vs low gravity environments.  Acceleration is equivalent to being in gravity.

Walter

The closer you are to extremely large objects the slower time moves, such as near the great pyramids.

I really liked this movie! Hans Zimmer is a musical genious (as always), and I felt the music made as big of an impact if not more than the acting. The robot humor was definitely needed to relieve some of the 'stress' and the jokes were very well placed and many were clever. I really do wish they had it in 3D.