Distasteful movie.

Rating: 1/10 (5 April 2015)

(This review does contain spoilers)
Interstellar is one of the most disgraceful movies I've seen. Everything but the soundtrack is bad.
You may of course see this differently, but to me the movie appeared to be nothing but political propaganda. I can see why the rich upper-class would pay to hype this movie as much as it has been. It has nothing to do with film-art at all.
Story is that earth can not sustain human life and thus must be evacuated.
The supreme leader who makes all the life/death decisions is not a democratically elected government of and by the people, but a single science-professor (a clear exponent of the (WW2 German political establishment, whose name is apparently forbidden to mention on IMDb) ideology of elitist technocracy)
Ah yes, the scientist knows best. In fact ONLY the scientist knows. AND: the scientist LIES! (he says so himself at his death-bed, which is such a blatantly obvious attempt of the movie to try and make us like him and sympathize with the whole nasty race-before-person ideology)
This president of earth, excuse me, science-professor with supreme decision-making power, has decided that seeds must be planted on a new planet so the race can extend. He has decided that this goal is more important than being honest to his fellow humans. He therefore lies to the astronauts (because clearly technocratic science is better and purer than people-democracy) and basically uses them as expendable pawns, simple cogs, with no importance in themselves, in the big machine of race-before-person (and he is such a like-able heroic grand-dad type... it's really hard not to gag at this whole disgusting piece of badness)
That's the movies main agenda; YOU are not important, but the race is. Of course this makes no sense, whatsoever. In fact it's the straight opposite of the good old movie "Metropolis". If you suggest every person is less important than the race, then the paradox should be obvious. And this obviously is where the movies REAL purpose is revealed; what the Interstellar-makers REALLY want to achieve, is for you to believe they have a right to keep you in the lower-class while they abuse the earth's resources in their upper-class. They want you to feel that race is more important than you the person. Because if/when you believe that, when you adhere to that nasty ideology, THEY can keep living in luxury while you live on the bottom, working hard for low wages, paying high taxes, being the mule pulling their load. THAT is what this movie is trying to do, with its subtle hints that you should feel grateful that somebody else, up there on the sky-deck, is having a great life while you don't. Because the RACE is important, not YOU, just the race.
This movie is nothing but (WW2 German political establishment, whose name is apparently forbidden to mention on IMDb) propaganda, disguised as benign technocracy (which is not benign at all, but elitist and oppressive), to maintain class-society with your silent consent. It wants you to truly feel lucky you can pay for the rich people's life-style, without getting anything good yourself. If you like this film, you are probably already one of the ('people with wool', the actual word is apparently illegal to say on IMDb) who gets exploited by the 1% all the time.
No, this review is not meant as a joke. See the movie again if you think I'm wrong, and notice how the entire film, while trying to be subtle about it, pushes for that race-before-person agenda. Notice the absence of democracy. Notice how the professor is basically playing the role as president of society. He doesn't answer to any people-elected government.
And I haven't even touched on the lameness of the plot. How the movie lets you think it's based on sound known physics, while breaking its own rules seconds later. It's really amazing how this film can be liked by anybody. It's like the scene in "Sweeney Todd" where a guy tries to sell urine (the word actually used in the film is apparently illegal to say on IMDb) by faking it: one big hoax to make you love being exploited by the upper-class while they laugh at your stupidity.
Follow the money. Those who paid for this piece of political propaganda are not the lower-class trying to improve ordinary people's lives. Rather, it's paid for by those who want to keep the rich getting richer and avoid sharing of wealth. Like this movie, and you play right into their hands.