'Black holes' and space travel through them took me out of the film's believability and enjoyment.

Rating: Null/10 (17 April 2019)

*Spoiler/plot- Intersteller, 2014. The Earth is running out of resources and must relocate to another inhabitable planet. The film covers the many ways and science to move the human population into living in the stars.
*Special Stars- Matthew McConaughey, Ann Hathaway, John Lithgow, William Devane, Michael Caine, Casey Affleck, Matt Damon, William Dickinson.

*Theme- Planet Earth population can solve any problem with ingenuity and science.
*Trivia/location/goofs- Iceland location. According to Albert Einstein's theory of General Relativity, it would take an infinite amount of time to cross the threshold of a black hole's event horizon, as seen by a distant observer. The person crossing the threshold, however, would notice no change in the flow of time. The majority of shots of the robot TARS were not computer generated. Rather, TARS was a practical puppet controlled and voiced on-set by Bill Irwin, who was then digitally erased from the movie. Irwin also puppeteered the robot CASE, but in that instance, had his voice dubbed over by Josh Stewart.

*Emotion- I had a hard time with this film's story. The other OVER theoretical plot of 'black holes' and space travel through them took me out of the film's believability and enjoyment. The only non-theoretical plot device in this film that I really enjoyed was the helper robots.
*Based On- today's knowledge on interplanetary space travel.