Self Indulgent And Up It's Own Bottom

Rating: 3/10 (24 January 2015)

Christopher Nolan, whose films I have liked, is turning in the the M. Night Shamalamalaman Of Cinema. His name gets bums on seats but after a while, like M. Night Shamalamalaman, you decide his movies are just going to be rubbish. Interstellar for me was one of those movies.
I have trawled through the good and the bad reviews and I side with the bad ones. After watching a movie and seeing the reviews, I sometimes think maybe I just don't get it and I'm not intelligent enough. This movie was a pile of rubbish, pretentious and so far up it's backside it was a joke.
I did not, unlike others, after watching the film come out with an thought provoking questions that the film stirred up in me or any philosophical ponderings. Watch Moon, that's far better. All I was left with was the feeling that Nolan can make anything and people will gobble it up and if they don't understand it, it must be amazing.
After the Dark Knight rises. I awoke from what was Nolan fever. The Dark Knight for me was over sentimental tripe and I realised Nolans dialog often borders on this.
I did not care about the characters at all. Everyone talks about the father daughter relationship but I thought this was handled VERY badly and not developed to any level where one might actually care. It was more like, here's a father & a daughter and now the father is leaving and the daughter is REALLY upset and NEVER (Ridiculously) forgives him.
This is not the sci-fi film of all sci-fi films. This is a really bad attempt at trying to make something intelligent, philosophical blaah blaah blaah....For me it fails miserably.
It was a terrible mess. The only thing I did at the end of this movie was laugh about how junk it was. It has got me thinking though. It's got me thinking about how junk it was and how IMDb is unfortunately not a reliable source for ratings. Like everything, these ratings can be bought and sold.
I would recommend watching it, but only to see how ridiculously rubbish this movie really is.
I await his next film. As another reviewers said. I might handing in my Christpher Nolan Loyalty Card Soon. Momento was his best work.