I watched interstellar. It was good except for the fact that the main character is Matthew Mcaughendjfieksmswhateverthefuckhisnameis.
Really could've done without him.
The whole ending bit of the plot where it turns a "normal" space journey into some fantastical inexplicable phenomenon reminded me a lot of that movie with Gary Sinise where he goes to mars and finds alien life there and has some sort of fantastical inexplicable phenomenal experience. I enjoyed that too, but it seems now that the whole inexplicable thing is a go-to tactic for plot resolutions when sci-fi writers have no original way to end a story.
Really could've done without him.
The whole ending bit of the plot where it turns a "normal" space journey into some fantastical inexplicable phenomenon reminded me a lot of that movie with Gary Sinise where he goes to mars and finds alien life there and has some sort of fantastical inexplicable phenomenal experience. I enjoyed that too, but it seems now that the whole inexplicable thing is a go-to tactic for plot resolutions when sci-fi writers have no original way to end a story.

