My God...

Rating: 3/10 (26 July 2015)

Hey Guys It's Quinn C from Youube. Well first off, the visuals in this film are absolutely stunning. I saw this film in a bad theatre, a dome theater if you've ever been in one of those, but even still the visuals were awesome. CAnd the score, although I believe it to be pretty bad and I'll explain in a bit as to why, but the score literally shook the building, so this film really was an experience more than anything else. I truly believe that this film can only be truly viewed in a theatre.
But my god, it turned ugly for this film real quick. The first reason was the audio was difficult to hear a lot of the times. Not only was there I guy shouting 'WOW' or 'HES BEHIND THE BOOKCASE' who sat next to me, but the score was so damn loud that you can't hear what people are saying. But then again people argue that this film isn't about the dialogue, but the message. Fair enough, fair enough.
My main problem with this film and why I dedicate an entire video to it is because the ending is arguably the most infuriate, devoid of logic, waste of 3 hours of potential that has ever existed on this planet. Heavy spoilers right here, but you've had time for this film so here it is:
After narrowly escaping 'Dr Man', ending the most obviously forced message outside of murf saying 'man is corrupted and destroyed the planet', McConaughey goes into a black hole, unharmed, to send morse code message to his daughter through a book case in another dimension to tell her the secrets to the universe. Through love. He then gets to his daughter, who basically tells him to go away. and then the movie ends. I'll just give a moment for that to soak in.
OK, what is the purpose of having an entire movie based heavily on science, and I mean heavy, just for a series of bull things to occur for no reason at all. First of all, going to the bottom of a pool hurts your head, so how a black hole wouldn't crush McConaughey immediately is beyond me. But fine I'll let it go. Then, to have him send morse code because love permits him, and then to crush the entire theme of the film by having murf flip him off basically just makes no sense. It also doesn't work cause McConaughey doesn't care about his son the entire time, the crew gets screwed because they love people which bits them in the ass, but after all of this love is the only way for McConaughey to send his message to murf at the end.
So what I'm trying to say is that this film is just a bunch of contradictions. It uses science to explain stuff but then uses love to propel the plot, people use love to do stuff but it never benefits them, and love is ultimately how McConaughey gets home, just for him to leave again within 10 minutes.
Now there are parts I love. I thought everything on the ocean planet was great, the robot thing was awesome, and the first 2 hours were great, but the ending is so infuriating and borderline paradox like that the film ends up making no sense.
Now please don't say I don't get the film. I got the film 100%, it's just this movie literally makes no sense. You can't just go into a black hole and survive, and if your father comes back to you after 100 years, you aren't just gonna push him out of the room. The scientists act on emotion, not logic like most all astronauts, and overall, this film just bothers me then brings any joy. Unlike blade runner which I'd probably like after another viewing, this film will always go down as my biggest disappointment of a film; With a score of 5.6, you should just stop watching as soon as mr man dies, trust me.
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