Impressive as a technical exercise, primarily due to the power of its images and impeccable sound design, making it an absolute must-see on the biggest screen possible. As a piece of dramatic storytelling, however, it left me a bit cold. That being said, I disliked Interstellar because Nolan doesn't give a fuck about feelings and veered into mushy sentimentality, so I feel awfully hypocritical here. Don't @ me.

My parents sold my childhood home that I lived in for 23 years just a couple weeks ago, so, yeah, this fucking wrecked me.

Shout-out to the old woman who walked out during the final scene yelling, "This movie is for SICK PEOPLE!"

I thought I knew what sexism was, but then I saw this piece of shit.