I'm a big fan of Christoper Nolan. His directing, and co-writing the screenplay with Thomas Nolan, sucked me in like I was on the event horizon of a black hole. While at times it was profoundly moving about the meanings of our lives and of the nature of time itself, it left me disappointed compared to masterpieces like 'Memento', the Dark Knight trilogy, and 'Inception'. I wasn't very impressed with Hans Zimmer's score (I was given high expectations.) The effects were, however, fantastic, better than I could have expected. If I remember correctly, it was Jessica Chastain's character who said that 'recursion is pointless.' Sorry if I got that wrong, gang, but the denouement of this picture is the very definition of recursion as stated earlier in the picture. I wasn't dissatisfied with 'Interstellar', but I left feeling rather let down that Nolan's effort wasn't the mind-blowing spectacle that other IMDb members said it was.