Nope, Not Quite

Rating: 5/10 (17 February 2015)

I saw this movie at a 2nd run theater so I'm a little behind, but my review is still valid, just late.
The best thing about the movie were the special effects. They were really good. The trouble is; these days most special effects are really good. At the risk of dating myself, there isn't much Claymation out there anymore.
Right near the beginning, the main character, Cooper, happens along the NASA launch site hidden near his farm. It just so happens that Cooper is the perfect pilot for the space adventure. I mean; what are the odds?
The movie features a lot of time travel, black holes etc. There is a part near the end where Cooper is stuck in some kind of time warp or another dimension, and while in his spacesuit he is caught in an odd limbo behind his daughter's book shelf. I'd explain it to you with greater understanding, but I do not have a greater understanding.
The film was a little bit of 2001; A Space Odyssey, a dash of Gravity, and a little bit of Apollo 13. One surprise was the obligatory talking robot never turned evil.
I was about equal parts entertained, and annoyed by the movie, which does not make it worth recommending.