Trump in space: America First

Rating: 1/10 (13 May 2017)

Little bit too late ? No, it's always advisable to squash the garbage if and when it falls into your path.
Nolan brothers promised, as James Rocchi put it, "outer-space majesty and deep-thought topics like some modern variation on Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey". Interstellar, as absolute "A"production, is one of the worst films ever made by Hollywood ! It fails in every department, both science & fiction (fantasy) in "SciFi" are ridiculous, but that was never good enough reason for failure: many "SciFi" films failed in science- fiction but excelled as films in story telling, acting, plot, details, dialogues, etc. This one is so awful that I can't decide where to begin. If I could, most obvious starting point would be it's infantile plot and dialogues (love "transcends the limits of time and space", ),... no, it would be idea of faux all-American heroism, patriotism masked as faux concern for "human race", faux American superior technology, and mythological unshakable will to go forward in the face of ultimate, apocalyptic adversity - who is better suited for "riding" NASA's rocket through the "wormhole" so that he can save the world, then white-Christian farmer-engineer-pilot from Texas !? As David Edelstein writes, "Nolan & his brother, Jonathan, clearly wants Interstellar to be a great American epic â€” The Grapes of Wrath II: The New Vintage". Eh, the amount of pathos: patriotism, family, American mythology & heroics - I was, I am, all cowed !
Only great act of entire movie is Michael Caine's dying scene, but you have to try really hard to remove his Dylan Thomas reciting from your mind first.
Ehhhh... Cooouuupeh, take us to the starsssssseh !
Deus Ex McConaughey