I can't believe people are falling for this nonsense. 'Interstellar' is supposed to be a Science Fiction, and I don't see any science but only fiction. Emotions are delivered without the interruption of time, and the future of the humanity depends on whom you like better. Come on, this is not a science project for elementary school students. Compared to 'Gravity', scientific research and validation of 'Interstellar' are just... forgotten.

SF genre's primary step to success is that the director has to makes the audience understand the core concept; even just one concept is enough. Nolan tries to realize his vision of five dimensional space which can control the time as well. I got that one, but he jams up too many things, black hole, wormhole, gravity, human instinct, aging, and even some philosophical questions .... without any explanation. Inception was such a masterpiece because Nolan walks through the movie right along with the audience. This dream world in his head is actualized on screen, and the audience takes in, understands, absorbs, and lives in with characters in the movie because foundation, characteristics, advantages & disadvantages of his world are all well explained not by someone's lines but from enough actions and visualization. Nolan seems to become more arrogant 'you guys should already know this' kind of attitude. You can see more of his arrogance in his later work, 'Tenet', complex and ambiguous more than ever. Now, I'm not sure even he understands what he is saying. SOSOSO overrated because it's Christopher Nolan. Guys be honest, and assume that 'Interstellar' is released under the name of an unheard new director. Are you still going to idolize this movie?