A fantastic film which everyone needs to watch, never!

Rating: 9/10 (1 October 2015)

The film revolves around Matt McConauhauey's character, Cooper, a regular Astronaught-Farmer, struggling to make End's Meat. Not long after World War 3, frequent cosmic dust storms regularly decimate the worlds remaining crops, having already extinctified many staple crops, such as okra, and it also caused the MWF (Mortifying Watermelon Famine). Cooper and his daughter Murf (short for Murphy's Law). They found some dust or something on the floor didn't they? Yeah they did, and they discovered that it was some sort of Gravity jerking, which I was personally impressed with, since they adhered to Heinstin's Law of Gravitational bouncing.
The physical accuracy of the film is a controversial topic of debate, particularly the black hole sections. As a keen Physician, I can tell you that the 'Bookshelves in Black hole effect' is still an area of intense research among Theoretical Physicians. Another important phenomena in physics which the film attempted to portrait, is time dilution: This is where regular time packets densely filled with timeons are inflated full of vacuum by the gravitational field, thus diluting the time packets. The effect of this is that when we travel through the enlarged packets (although you don't actually see or feel them!), we perceive time to be slower than for people going through empty uninflated time packets. This is why when cooper and The Woman arrive back at the ship, everyone was oldened.
In conclusions, the film was extremely good, better than anything I've ever seen - BY FAR. Making me weep tears of joy and sadness. Yet the film was absolutely dripping with extremely boring, mundane, emotionless, boring, pedestrian, suburban, It made me weep tiers of excruciating, disagreeable, disappointment, depression, regret, mortification.
It's for these reasons I will definitely never see this disgusting, harrowing experience again. But when I do, It will be just as incredible as beautiful as watching a thousand consecutive child births.