Brilliant visual but twisted Physics and weakly written Script

Rating: 7/10 (14 November 2014)

Being attached to Science I can say that The Science was horribly wrong and some over ambitious attempt to show what ever Nolan wants was really a very disappointing part of the movie. But that's not the only thing that a movie offers. Some movies doing wrong with science but doing good at the screen is also become a very good movie. But here is the problem in Interstellar, not only with the science but also messed up with the screen as well.
Inception was a very confusing movie but it was good enough to leave the trace on your mind that you may feel like watching again and again and try to understand. But this time I have no urge to watch it again and I won't. Half of the time it felt like any other Nat Geo documentary film, then it become a real theater film with lots of emotion and love.
The central issue of the film, " How to save the world", was not focused properly. In the last 15 minutes Cooper started doing some sort of communication and his daughter saved the world. No time for that but there has been at least a 30 minutes useless stuff with Matt Damon which actually did nothing but just stretch the running time of the movie. In place of that he could have sort out some way to show how actually her daughter ultimately saved the world. But there is an explanation for the end of the movie as I found.
As we are all bound to this 3 dimensional world we can't generally imagine how it will be to travel to and fro in time. We are kind of a 3.5 dimensional, we have time which only go forward. Suppose if I have to go to Mantri Mall from my place I can go in an infinite way. My path is shortest if I take a straightline. But I can travel by a circular eliptical, parabolic or any way I like.
Same way when Cooper was in 5th Dimension, he was seeing the time as any spacial dimension. He could see what's may happen if he takes different possible path in the future. So like my journey from my home to Mantri Mall, I can chose which way will be the best, Cooper had a choice which way in the time dimension can bring the best future for humanity. So, he chose that path (Or the time) and kept feeding information to his daughter. But Why the hell he kept feeding information to his daughet only, because he was bound to his daughter by Love and Love is a artifact in higher dimension blah blah blah. Here is the mess. Nolan showed an infite time scale but didn't show several different events are happening at the same time, that's make very difficult to comprehend the ending of the movie. Nobody got the proper answer how actually Cooper saved the world. The simulation of 5th Dimension in a large scale is great to see, but Nolan was running out of time as he wasted 30 minutes already with a amonia planet and a lot of money before by paying a big million dollars paycheck to Matt Damon to do a small part, which will just show we human will be human will keep fighting arguing with each other whatever we do. He could made the end much more exiting except copying the same Oblivion like planets.
They are also telling Kip Thorne's name to the movie, I have no idea how a Caltech Physicist suddenly suggested a planet so close to Black Hole that we have to take relativity into account, moreover how a space ship and a human being sucked into Black Hole in a piece. If Nolan had to keep so much correct physics in the movie they why he lost the plot fully at the end 30 minutes, making any other melodramatic sci fi movie.
The planets are Oblivion like, the sand storm is Wall-E like. Nolan could have gave little more thought something new about the end of the world or the new planets.
I love Nolan's all the previous movies except Insomnia, it was super boring.