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The Odyssey is now Christopher Nolan's highest-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes.
That is one impressive filmography.
Damn, higher than Oppenheimer.
Critic reviews are so all over the place. 73% for interstellar is wild, it's #17 on IMDB at 8.7.
The threshold for rotten tomatoes critics though is about as low as the mariana trench.
Interstellar's plot is complete dogshit though
The people who are hung up on the plot are strange to me. It's science fiction with time travel, and the black hole mcguffin tying it all together is as good of a rationale as any.
If you want things that only have "hard" science fiction, there are other stories for that. If instead you grew up watching stuff like star trek and enjoyed it then maybe you can appreciate it for what it is: a story with a whole load of emotion and science fiction.
All time travel is bogus as far as we know. Stories with it can still be entertaining.
A lot of Nolan’s movies have stupid plots and make up for it by being an absolute spectacle