How stupid they think we are?

Rating: 6/10 (6 April 2015)

Thanks to good critics and media hype I've decided to get rid off of 3 hours of my life. Sadly, most of the movie I was bored. Story is so shallow and predictable - in very beginning I concluded that her's father is writing those messages (every average sci-fi reader knows some theories of black-hole), and movie has some serious intellectual and emotional issues.
First of all, Matthew McC. is solid actor, but he isn't charismatic as Al Pacino or even Tom Cruise. He is always the same. Same face, same grimaces, same tone. And now... he is flying in a spaceship through the whole space and boarding space station without problems after 10 or 15 years of inactivity... are you serious?? How stupid you think we are?
And cryogenic sleep - they are immediately ready to go after it and jumping around like jolly rabbits?
All characters aren't written well. They are very plane and somewhat emotionally distracted. At the end - Matthew is coming after the greatest achievement in human history, I repeat: greatest achievement in human history - but nobody even look at him..??? HALLOOOOOO???
All in all, it would be a lot better movie if they cut bullshits, and give us more "space-feeling" (something like those in Space Odyssey or Gravity), sound and vision, and turn actors in real human beings.
Purposely, I didn't talk about some scientific imperfections, because we don't know much about anything. Even serious scientists changing their mind every few weeks, from ordinary things to black hole, they aren't sure in almost anything. Maybe it is stupid premise that man from the future is sending coordinates to go in space, although he at first said himself not to go? But hey, this is just a movie. So, I will not bother you with things that may or may not be scientific true and are in writers domain.
But sadly, I must recognize that even after FORTYSIX YEARS Hollywood isn't capable of producing so massive, magnificent and intellectually thrilling space-movie as Kubrick's Space Odyssey was!
Yeah, good old Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke... made it in 1969, and that masterpiece is still immense!
Shame on you, greedy Hollywood bastards.
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