I just can't recognize or find the Nolans in this

Rating: 4/10 (27 January 2016)

I just can't recognize or find the Nolans in this *** This review may contain spoilers *** To me, This is a Part of a trilogy. it started with the ORIGINAL "Gravity" with its originality, then "Interstellar" follow up with massive budget for a "B" movie, then comes "kind of prequel" "The Martian" |Which I didn't see it yet".
"All three of them is about people in the outer space" 1st: I felt that it's a long "and boring" lecture in intergalactic quantum/physics and of course "Gravity", though I'm a writer, and such matter matters to me.
2nd, still DO NOT get it, having a farmer, intellectual farmer, randomly chosen, by accident, to be a pilot in mysterious voyage, where he don't know anything about, but only about (Plan A & B), and the instant acceptance to leave his family for it.
3rd, I admire the "video message", it was so powerful. and humane "this might be the best of the whole thing" 4th, expected VFX from Christoph Nolan, and admire the cinematography of "Hoyte Van Hoytema" 5th, unexpected shallowness in dialogue, from Jonathan Nolan, though I most give him credit for all "unnecessary" researches, at least for public audiences. "I turned on the English subtitles was on, throughout the movie" 6th, the story is so pessimistic, it just drain hope from the very 1st scene.
7th, "Murph" was, excellent when she was younger, than as an adult.
8th, Matthew McConaughey was only "Fine" when he was watching the video messages.
9th, Anne Hathaway , was not there, not at all, I think she was the movies' ghost 10th, I think "Matt Damon" was there for 2 reason, as a complement to the Nolans, and to be expected in "the sort of prequel" of "The Martian" 11th, I had no feeling/sense of the film, it was just another movie.
12th, WHERE WERE THE NOLANS, I clearly did not see this in this movie, and yet, this is the worst they ever did.
what a disappointment.
Note, my rating stars, each for the things I liked, not for the movie