Sunshine II - Less Than Stellar

Rating: 3/10 (24 March 2015)

Before I begin, let me remind you of a really good sci-fi movie from not so long ago, called Sunshine. The story is as follows: Humanity is on the brink of extinction because of natural causes. A team is sent into space on a dangerous mission that could save humanity. Once in space, tensions arise. A member of a previous expedition tries to sabotage the efforts and kill one or more crew members. Eventually the mission is successful and humanity is saved.
Now onto Interstellar. Here is a quick summary: Humanity is on the brink of extinction because of natural causes. A team is sent into space on a dangerous mission that could save humanity. Once in space, tensions arise. A member of a previous expedition tries to sabotage the efforts and kill one or more crew members. Eventually the mission is successful and humanity is saved.
I give it a three, because to convince anyone that this movie is anything other than a complete rip-off and repackage job requires great skill. Thank you Chris Nolan for teaching a whole new generation of endangered humans that some ways of getting rich are just plain cool. Like stealing.
I expect, or rather hope, that I'm not the first to point this out. But there is simply no way I would survive reading hundreds of positive reviews. The gravity of it would crush me.