science or fantasy?

Rating: 6/10 (29 June 2016)

nolan tries to tell that humanity will evolve another type of existence is not limited by four dimensions. this theory involves gods of new age actually. i didn't hear any religious reference about existence or universe itself in the movie. even the characters never say a simple reflective reactive expression like "Jesus Christ" at any scenes. (i'm a Muslim by the way) that can be not coincident enough to stay in limits of reality i think. it's not a proper way to bring a new point of view to universe. you can't deny some basic humanitarian reactions or tendencies.
nolan is so assertive to make a breakthrough for the perception of science but he does that by giving too much speculative and manipulative information and fiction to audience. the only thing he does in movie is to use metaphysical obscurity of being beyond time and space. so he can serve any claim with so many scientific terms even the claim seems so fantastic. anyway no one can imagine this claim by using physical senses and perceptions.
i think there is no difference between to direct a movie about angels or demons who are claimed being beyond dimensions and to direct a movie about "they" who are claimed being beyond dimensions evolved from human being. so, too much fascinating musics and dramatic relationship between a father and a daughter can only be an eye wash for me.