Feeling sorry for those who missed the entire point of the film

Rating: 10/10 (1 July 2020)

All the 1-star reviews from people massacring this for scientific inaccuracies and genius physics students crying about space not being represented "correctly" - I feel sorry for you.
Did it ever cross your mind that this is actually a FICTION MOVIE, and not a documentary? do you look for "inaccuracies" when looking at a painting in a gallery?
would it be such a betrayal to your intelligence to watch a movie that, yes, takes place in space, letting go of your expectations, science education, representation of the "Genre" (which? it's a drama film) and everything you have pre-determined to be the "correct" way this movie should be, and actually try to be open to the experience?
if you give it a shot - you might change your mind.
CuarÃ³n is brave enough NOT to be scientifically accurate. he is an ARTIST.
It's a visually stunning cinematic experience that keeps you on the edge for the entire duration of the film.
It is directed to invoke the feeling of loneliness and helplessness in an unprecedented way.
It brings out a surprising range of emotions all along the way.
It's not a "space movie".
It is a piece of art. and as such, it is stunningly executed.