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Interstellar, Do you like talk? You'll love this

Posted by Road Warrior on November 5, 2014 at 14:17:41:
Nolan has over reached here, too much "tell, not enough "show" (pulled from the Dallas Morning News review and fits the show like a glove). Oh how I wanted to love this. Parts of it were loveable (Jessica Chastain anyone?). However, I'd call it a semi lovable convoluted mess. Interstellar's plot makes Inception's seem like the book, "See Spot Run". Perhaps with subtitles it'll make more sense.

Those who may be a wee bit hard of hearing, you better be ready to concentrate and even then, with the score as loud as it was, you'll miss KEY elements. I thought my high school physics and 2 sophomore level college astronomy classes would leave me well prepared to understand what was going on. Uhhh, nope. There were some pretty loopy physics going on here. Saying anything else about the "physics" or the plot would be spoilers.

Worth a watch for the "wow!!" moments (there were quite a few, especially the portrayal of other worlds) but don't go expecting to see the Next Big Thing in profundity.