High hopes, low ropes. Why you be fussing?

Rating: 5/10 (15 November 2014)

What I first thought was that the actress who plays Murphy, still had the stain of being the stupid hybrid baby from Twilight. But it was really distracting how pretty she was. I couldn't help but think about her future in Hollywood and if she would end up damaged. Or end up ugly like Macaulay Culkin. I also wondered why Matthew McConaughey was so out of breath and all of the sudden wet and shiny.
I really appreciated that they didn't' show McConaughey training to be an astronaut, because that would have been dumb. Thank you for giving what we wanted, but why did you have to stop there.
The quiet jokes, David Gyasi's motion sickness. The quiet moments were nice. Felt like genuine story telling. Instead of the corny lines that were put in by the producer because he wanted some hooks.
I liked the quality of the visuals. It felt like watching a movie. It felt like film. The space sequences were good. They felt quiet, like your ears needed to pop.
I didn't understand the casting. It was like a popular kids party. It was like everyone was acting in their own movie. It certainly wasn't an ensemble cast.
There was no chemistry or tension between any of the characters, despite the calibre of the cast. This may have been the fault of the Editor. Or the Director.
Hans Zimmer's score, tried to insert its own personality and was something that asked to be noticed and noted. And was at times pretty comical.
Umm, I wanted more science. I was more intrigued by the re-asking of the question of can we bend time. Than I was of will Cooper get back to Murphy and keep his promise. the two motivations don't have the same weight. F*ck Murphy. Whiny b*tch. Yeah her character was really selfish and until the end made it about her. Even at the end end, she as like, "Naw, I'm good." Even though my whole life was about finding you, it was all like, "Go, go, my kids are here, I don't need you here." F*ck Murphy. She was just distracting and then she died.
Oh yeah and - What the f*ck, Matt f*cking Damon. Why is he here all of the sudden?
How do you think the movie could have been saved?
Less dialogue, more quiet moments. So like 2001?
No -- no , just more thought into it. Well not more thought obviously they put a lot of thought into it and spent a lot of money. It needed more refinement, distilled down to more essential elements . Like it got caught up in being spectacular.
F*ck Hollywood. 186 million dollars for a half ass attempt at some present day science fiction necessity for most of us. I've lost a lot of faith in what I once found my escape.