This incredibly overrated film is arguably Christopher Nolan's worst film - but it can be said that his films have generally been going downhill since then. A boring, inflated testimony to one's own overconfidence is Interstellar, a film that pretends to understand a lot, but in reality gets by without hope, empathy and realism. Neither the world that is going to end nor the new world, ie the world after "salvation", is a life-friendly environment and the same applies to the people who are supposed to find their way around it. Semireligious images underline here an unsupported science and do it no service in it. Instead, it is equated with beliefs. Human philosophy and values, closeness and affection find no place here. In addition, Nolan tells all of this in a pacing that makes you fall asleep. The dialogues are hollow and bony, but want to appear obsessively clever and "deep". The pictures have the need for biblical monumentality, but are annoying in their angles and tracking shots after the first 15 minutes. The characters are cold, incomprehensible and have religious martyrdom anchored in them - a disgusting affair. All in all, one can say that Interstellar is well suited for people who like to overestimate themselves and are almost sociopathically self-focused. Nolan can start there, because he is right that humanity is currently going its rigid and stubborn path in such a dystopian direction.