Read the Kip Thorne book, "The Science of Interstellar". Physics is hard. The movie tries to push the envelope on some things that are not well understood yet. That is what makes the movie so good. That is what makes Alixs' review correct.
June 22, 2024 - I offer my compliments for your polite and interesting comments. I can't, and don't want to dispute anything that you've said. However.. (here it comes
), as you point out "Physics is hard". The movie may push the envelope on things not understood yet. The point is, I think the other people that have posted comments here, and I can't speak for them obviously. Are referring to the movie itself, and whether it is entertaining and perhaps"believable". People watch movies to be entertained for the most part. If they want to learn about History, Physics or whatever. They certainly are not going to learn from a movie. As it is, in my opinion, the entertainment industry for over a century, done the viewing public a disservice by changing History to make films and TV productions more entertaining. Sadly, there are people who believe the historical accuracy of films and TV productions, rather than understanding that they are just entertainment. We can thank the educational system for that. So whether "Interstellar" is a "good movie", depends on what a viewer feels is important. Which means that people may or may not agree with you or Alixs. Stay well.