90 minute film stretched to over two hrs with excessive crying.

Rating: 5/10 (9 September 2015)

Interstellar is the most boring thing I've watched since the last space-drama, "Gravity". This is that movie, crossed with an episode of Doctor Who, and with about an extra hour of absolutely pointless crying and drama included, as far as I can tell, purely to stretch the length of the movie.
If it had been an hour and a half, it probably would've been fun to watch. The visual effects are really nice, and the acting is believable. Matthew McConaughey would be good in anything. I like that it's completely unpredictable. And the smart arse robot is a nice touch, (after the protagonist tells it to turn on its 'queue light' when it's joking, it says "You can use it to find your way back after I blast you out of the air lock").
But holy freaking crap all of that long, drawn out, crying gets old fast. I get it. Your character is really broken up about stuff. Can we move on to the next plot point already? Whoever decided that the story needed to be broken into five minute pieces, separated by long periods of grieving and frustration, needs to be kicked in the shins. Repeatedly.