And here I am, recognizing some of the plot holes existing but Interstellar is one of my favorite movies of all time. I've watched it several times, watched the first 30 minutes 10 times, and cry most times I watch it all the way through.
Let go of trying to analyze the realistic-ness of the physics (even if it's in this list) and immerse yourself in the story, the moment, and I think the characters are actually very realistic.
I am not analyzing the realism of the physics, I'm not qualified for that. Physicists say it's realistic enough and I believe them.
But realism in the science aspects of a movie shouldn't be an excuse for a lack of a coherent story or bad character development.
I respect your take and what that movie means to you, but don't think that I didn't want to immerse myself in it or anything like that. I was highly anticipating this movie for years. It just didn't do it for me.
Let go of trying to analyze the realistic-ness of the physics (even if it's in this list) and immerse yourself in the story, the moment, and I think the characters are actually very realistic.
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