Did I miss something?

Rating: 1/10 (17 March 2018)

Firstly, I am a big Nolan fan and love his previous work - The Prestige and Memento are in my books - story visually told as its best.
I was excited about Interstellar, To tell a story about possibly the greatest adventure achieved by humans is no easy task. Can someone explain to an idiot like me what I don't understand
In hindsight, this was like watching a soap opera between father and daughter.
For someone who cares about his daughter so much has no problem running over the crops she'll need to feed off tomorrow.
Send the same guy into space with embryo's - he is going to raise them as his own right? Humans can't take care of themselves at infancy, we know that - so someone has to.
Speaking of sending, how the hell does NASA build a rocket underground with no pilot planned to take the helm of saving the human species.
The not so intelligent humans from the future (5th? dimension) kindly tore open a wormhole next to Saturn, wait what? Thats 2 years away!!
The wormhole scene - looked fantastic!
Let get to the other side of space - Not a single reaction from any of our three astronauts who has just travelled the cosmos - not a single moment spent admiring a black hole, or looking around to see whats what around you.
To planet H2O - loved the huge wave scene. Kill someone off who is stupid enough to let nature take his life over the sight of a wave.
The bookshelf scene was plain stupid, I get it - he is in the 4th dimension so everything is always happening at the same time. pushing strings in an attempt to push a book of a shelf, wait isn't this in a parallel universe - so its another Murph? his own Murph has already passed that time - I am confused here.
Have you a seen a picture of a black hole made by Nasa which represents the data they've collected from their telescopes? There is a vortex above and below it - spewing out everything it chews up. Its common sense to say a black hole leads you nowhere apart from destruction.
I won't even go into the Matt damon Scene - could have easily shaved off 30mins of the already 'lost interest' in the movie.
Eureka - Murph found out how to control gravity... Don't just say Eureka then forget about it! We're all dying to know, make some BS up at least to keep us entertained! BS sure but keep is logical
skipping forward, 110 years later with planet Earth dying and with the lack of resources, they've still managed to leave earth and colonise a moon near Saturn. 50 years later and we haven't colonised crap on our own moon!
Besides, I thought CooP used up the last rocket NASA had in his 'save the humans' mission?
Daddy comes home since after all, Being with his daughter has been his whole goal through out the movie. Clearly he went on his own motives which happens to be more important than the most important thing in his life - yup, and her name is Murph.
Then Murph says, great to see you - Bye!! Wait what?
Let me ask, Is he dead after the black hole? so everything after is a hallucination?
sorry but a big disappointment for me... Even if just from an entertainment perspective, it was a huge bore. I'd rather watch Justice League, no wait.. err maybe I would