Christian Review

Rating: 1/10 (7 November 2014)

Spoiler Alert! I am taking time to do this review to inform the "Christian community" about the movie from our shared belief system. For anyone who is not a Christian, you may want to pass this review up and go to the next review. I begin by stating that I believe that God is real. My following statements will reflect that point of view, so do not get upset because you have been warned.
"Interstellar" The movie begins slowly and very slowly, drags along, and maintains a "gloomy" and "dark" side, throughout the movie. It screams the writers' point of view, which is: "the hopelessness and futility of life" and "the save the planet" religious systems, and he/she merges the two religions because "people are evil". (because we destroy the planet not because we break Gods commands and evil is in our hearts) After our resources were drained by overpopulation and our excess (because Hollywood writers and actors have no excesses; LOL!), our last hope is "NASA". Yes folks, "NASA". Because the we (the human population) do not find it useful to waste our resources on educating people. Quote: we need more farmers not engineers" "NASA" secretly has a plan to save the planet. At first, you start to get everyone is talking about a higher power. Everyone speaks of a higher form of life that is guiding them and helping them. No one knows who or what that life form is. So, "NASA" who is aware of these mystery saviors (of the world) go forth secretly to save the human race. A long space journey through worlds drags this sad movie along, with twists and turns and every liberal democrat you in Hollywood showed up for a cameo. They must have been in this movie instead of voting on 4th. So, thinking about it; I may have been a bit too critical of this movie. The Lord can use evil to accomplish His divine purposes, as we know.
Spoiler Alert! In the end, we are saved by ourselves. It was ourselves, from a multi-dimensional universe that reached out over time to save ourselves. We had evolved into higher life forms. Does any of this ring a bell? At the end of the movie, I felt I needed 2 things: first, was to write this review to stop anyone from blindly walking into another attempt to make "God in mans image" movie; on unsuspecting movie goers. Second: I now feel, I need to pray for God to forgive us, Americans. We have again insulted Him again in this movie. Elevating Man through evolutions will ultimately become like gods and go back in time to save ourselves.
At least then, I would have saved $7 dollars and 2 hours of my life. I know that at least being saved I will live forever. I have the time to spare. I just would not have spent it in this movie. God Bless You!