This excuse for a big budget thriller was the same movie as "Gravity," with an equally unbelievable storyline to go with it. Gravity was a totally incredulous, high tech cartoon, with absolutely no emotional content. Interstellar is a high tech cartoon with soap opera emotion gone horribly awry. First, a great film has to create that illusive, "willing suspension of disbelief." Any film maker can make fantasmagorical imagery, but if it doesn't maintain some degree of reality, a movie can go south like a flock of frightened fowl. And that's what this overstepping scifi farce was, a turkey. A pseudo serious, tear jerking moon walk with a premise as weak and flawed as it's desire to be more than what it was... pure Hollywood drek dressed in melodramatic clothing... er, spacesuits.