My DIFFERENT Take on Interstellar

Rating: 10/10 (10 November 2014)

SPOILER ALERT!
Firstly, Interstellar is a great movie. My best movie 2014. Like other Nolan's movies, it raises so many questions. If you have watched it, then you know what I'm talking about. The wormhole paradox. Chicken and egg situation of who's first.
Humans survive the blight and live well into the future. But perhaps their survival comes at great cost, high casualties, endless suffering and pain. Perhaps they have to leave earth and colonize the Moon, Mars or other nearby planets within solar system. The situation / living condition on this planet may not be great, but under the circumstances, perhaps its good enough for these survivors. They wonder if there is another way, a better way to survive. Or perhaps go back in time and change history.
Their desperation force them to think hard, and with evolved mental capability, future humans discover 5th dimension (5D) and how to create wormhole. Now finally they have the ways and means to transfer the knowledge to past humans. But, past humans can only learn 5D by getting into a black hole and retrieving data from inside. The nearest black hole is far away, unreachable by past humans. Thus, future humans put a wormhole near Saturn as a shortcut to allow past humans to venture into Gargantua. This is where past humans (and movie audience) got it all wrong. THE PURPOSE OF THE WORMHOLE IS NOT TO SEARCH NEW PLANETS, BUT TO GO INSIDE GARGANTUA AND LEARN 5D, AND USE THE KNOWLEDGE NOT JUST TO SURVIVE, BUT TO CREATE A BETTER FUTURE.
Prof Brand himself said his calculations will not be completed unless he obtain data from a black hole. Fortunately Coop realize the importance of getting into Gargantua. Coop learns 5D and transfers the info to Murph, who then completes Prof Brand's calculations.
We learn at the end that future humans use 5D to construct Cooper station (and perhaps others) near Saturn, which is well inside our solar system. This is proof that in order to survive, humans need not go to other planets, simply constructing a space station using 5D tech and transport humans from earth to live there is suffice. Plan A is the way to go. The movie tag line simply says humans are not meant to die on earth, it doesn't say humans are meant to die on other far-away-only- reachable-by-wormhole planets.
Without 5D and wormhole, humans will still survive, but perhaps that's pretty much it, surviving. But with 5D and wormhole, humans not just survive, but doing really well. No paradox or time travel loop here. Only to create a different (and better) time line for future humans.
Repeated viewings is advisable. Can't wait for Nolan's next movie.