An okay film at best, stunk of America been falsely humble!

Rating: 3/10 (1 August 2015)

Spoiler - I am highly sarcastic
Okay, just like many people I fell for the hype, the use of actual science, going places where no science fiction film has ever gone before, ermmm - no, not really!
Far too many plot points or general criticisms which do not make sense or are just bad!
1: Cooper - Who was the best pilot they ever had (and desperately need as it turns out) is left to his own devices running a farm with his family. So let me get this straight, you have a pilot who is said to be the best available, the best chance for humanity's survival, would have cost millions to train, and just leave him to farm away growing corn, Yea, right!
2: The U.S.A. decides to dismantle there armed forces when the food supplies start getting low, let the false Humility of that sink in for a moment, that would never happen in the next 100 years regardless of food or fuel shortages, having a massive army would ensure food and fuel for all or your citizens whilst other countries suffered.
3: Surely a mission to save humanity would be a global collective project, combining the best people from around the world to solve this extinction level problem, Nope, all Americans born and bred.
4: Only a handful of food producing plants remain, with no reasonable explanation as to why, it just feels like a crude plot point as if there were only a handful of food groups left to eat out of the literal THOUSANDS available on this planet, we as a species would rapidly start suffering from restricted dietary illnesses, but everyone in this film seems to get just corn and suffer no ill health problems at all, you know, Just like in the hunger games where none of them appear to be very hungry at any point, just a minor point.
5: The old and sadly not original "we sent one group out and we don't know what happened to them" plot line, this has been done a few times and often produces the same outcome, only one remains and he is mad (sunshine by Danny Boyle, almost exactly the same way too).
6: When an air surveillance drone is captured, it is of Indian origin, not American, the country that currently uses them with questionable morals and would have made much more sense logically, Indian, well I suppose labelling the British as an enemy is so predictable that everyone sees that coming these days so let's pick on India for a change, great, throw the plausibility straight out of the window too.
7: Murph (the ten year old girl) does not look like a regular girl, she look likes a model who has been taught how to pout for a living, oh, wait, she is a model, seriously check out her IMDb profile. When they picked a little girl to play Newt for Aliens, they deliberately went for a child actor that did not smile on queue or was tainted by the child acting system, making for a far more believable performance which still holds up today. Murph sitting on a bed looking like she is trying to sell kids designer clothing towards the end of the film just felt weird, not the best casting choice.
8: When on the water planet (where one hour is seven years on earth due to the laws of relativity), they spends ages just talking inside the craft after losing Doyle to the massive tidal wave, seriously this scene lasts for a few minutes, the sense of urgency previously discussed on the ship seems to have just gone, the excuse given is they have to wait for the engine to dry out but Cooper knows how to 'spark start' them when another wave approaches, why didn't he do this earlier?
I could go on and on until I am bored like I was with the film which ends on a sequel bait ending (huge shock) and tear jerker which doesn't really work (feels forced). This feels like a film made by Americans to suit and please an American audience, little consideration for anyone outside of the U.S.A. was given when this film was made and you can tell, sure it would have made the story a little more complex (which wouldn't have killed it to be frank) but it would not have felt like a 'we Americans are the best at everything' propaganda film which it does in the foreground.
This film is much like Pacific Rim, providing you don't take it too seriously then it can be enjoyed, but if you start taking it too seriously such as I did then you begin to pick apart the film's often big flaws very quickly!