OK but not great

Rating: 4/10 (8 November 2014)

as a fan of Mathew Mc, i thought there were times he was forcing the emotions. the movie starts off OK and gets you interested even with the muddled almost monotone dialogue. the special effects are very good from black holes to giant waves. but if your looking for some cool future planets out in space that might support life - go watch some stargate Atlantis dvds they were more interesting and fun. the ideas are good just falls short . seems the movie industry just doesn't really get it. most of the film is in a space craft with a lot of techno garbo. instead we get 2 desolate planets that we have already seen for the most part (spoiler alert) the top scientist in all of earth gets rescued and he tries to kill the main character .... please, ice planets must be easy to film as I've seen them in starwars, startrek and now this . well you leave feeling a bit cheated, its like Hollywood can get never decide how to end a movie. the dimensional bookcase thing is so far out in theories of quantom physics it kills the movie. the ending was rushed and really lost a chance to do some great story telling! why cant they deliver a really cool planet with flowers and streams and yet some dangers simar to avatar but more a sense of reality to it. actually move humans - really start a new world . interstellar doesn't deliver save your cash!