(Warning: This article contains plenty of spoilers and reveal the conclusion of the film) Interstellar contains high production value, a beautiful score by Mr. Zimmer, and as least as breathtaking as Gravity. This time Mr. Nolan tells the story without the need of multiple layers (a la Inception), making stupid person like me easy to grasp the plot. But something is not very good with the last 10 or 15 min. of the film. A man flies through 50 years or more, make his return only to see the woman (girl) he loves become an old lady? C'mon, this is EXACTLY THE SAME with a Japanese cartoon movie, Gekijouban Kidou senshi Gandamu 00: A wakening of the trailblazer (Mobile Suit Gundam 00 the Movie: Awakening of the Trailblazer, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1726286/). In that Gundam movie, the rendezvous takes place at the 3-minutes extra scenes after the end credit roll. Even bigger issue, I guessed this dated back to Oct. 16th, and no one shook the bookshelf to fore- tell. (you'll know this line after seeing this film) In addition, the space colony at the end of the film is 90% copycat from Elysium, earth surfaces are curved. And I'm quite sure design concept of space colony in Elysium is influenced to some extend from the space colonies in the Gundam universe. (in face, Interstellar can be view as the prequel to the Gundam universe!) Maybe that's why all space station scenes take place in the interior and ext. of space station never shown. Lots of audience fear this film is even more difficult to understand than "Inception". This is because they want to gain 100% scientifically correct explanation on what happens if someone falls into the Black Hole. My strategy is, disregard all the hard science terms and enjoy the ride. p.s. Disney may have real problem if they really plans to remake "The Black Hole".