“All of our emotions are infallible and purposeful, it says, while simultaneously applying our own instincts against us in a wildly interesting narrative twist. But, instead of offering the full breadth of these potential philosophies, Interstellar shrinks us down to simple beings, wrapping itself up with commonplace sentimentality rather than those progressive ideas which spawned this story about Earth’s slow downfall. All the while, the film dizzies with black holes, wormholes, visual time, and theories. It’s a whiz-bang scientific showcase willing to bewilder those not paying attention without satisfaction in the pay off.”
Matt Paprocki 