More below averageness from Nolan

Rating: 4/10 (16 November 2014)

Once again Nolan basically presents a bunch of sobbing characters to us as good dramatic writing. Who does he think he's kidding? Well, maybe an adolescent audience that likes to praise him using words like "God" and "intelligent" and maybe even "superior".
There's one moment where the grandfather of a character I'll refer to as Smurph sticks it to this guy where he says that Smurph who is very INTELLIGENT has made her teachers look like fools and so on. It's obviously designed to appeal to a certain smugness.
That aside some action scenes are well shot and designed. The script isn't worthy of them as Interstellar is a film which seems to be made by someone who struggles writing a proper screenplay; Nolan doesn't seem to know what makes any movie any good in the first place.
Interstellar doesn't inspire the way good movies do as it isn't an inspired work. It's a product more than a movie.