Well I am a sci-fi fan, I liked Gravity and others movies alike. But with some minor inconsistency to what we know about space in the books, I find Interstellar very well deviated. Anyway I am not really gonna give a review just some thought I had reserved while watching the movie. First the actor's accent is so ridiculous, I can barely hear what he is talking about, I had wish there is subtitles because I was like reading his lips just to know what are the words coming out from his mouth. Though I may not say they had poor actor choice it's just that for me, not a click. Second, the Saturn. I mean really, the rings are calm as a baby sleeping? It's chaotic there! Full of debris from annihilated ancient moons. Third, the propulsion used for their spaceship is kind of odd or maybe I am talking about the design of the ship, does not looked like it can go further than Mars in 25 years. A flying bagel so it seems, just wondering what are uses of those pieces at the edge? Fourth, they hibernated drowning there selves to water? Right. Fifth, 23 years has passed already when they landed to the target planet and returned to mother ship. Well, the mother ship has just bee there waiting outside the orbit of that planet for a day! Last, the basic presumption when entering a wormhole is that you're going to break and un-break but it was presented in the movie in a way that it's like a fun ride at a space car.
The ending is somewhat twisted that I never had imagined they will use that other dimension and mingle with space and time. The awful thing is though the movie needs a specific subject, it was never explained why the place was always their home, in his daughter's bedroom specifically.
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