Worth seeing, visually beautiful (Spoiler alert!)

Rating: 7/10 (28 August 2015)

I was skeptical, at almost 3 hours long, that this would be any good. But overall, it is worth seeing. Visuals are beautiful, even awe-inspiring. Mcconaughey as Cooper holds the film together. The robots got a groan from me at first, but grew on me over the course of the film. Following the consequences of relativity is the real driver of the film.
Spoiler here!
In the end, don't think too hard about this film. For one thing, there's no way he could have survived even approaching a black hole. But more importantly, if future humans are so advanced that they move on to the fifth dimension, can control gravity, and create 3-D spaces inside black holes and communicate backward through time, surely they can eradicate a spore or whatever it is that is eating up the earth? Surely they can terraform the earth's atmosphere to drive up the amount of oxygen and kill the blight, can't they? For that matter, why couldn't the humans of Cooper's day do that? The film needed a more credible threat, like the sun unexpectedly going supernova or something, and not this lame environmentalist trope.