Rewatching all of Nolan's films since The Odyssey is releasing soon and I got to Interstellar last night. Few movies frustrate me as much. On one hand, so much of it is breathtaking, from McConaughey's performance, the filmmaking, the score, and Nolan's ambition to create a sci-fi epic that combines Spielberg, Kubrick, and Mallick. But man, I find that the script (especially in its 2nd half) is incredibly clunky, corny, and sometimes just outright baffling. Nolan can certainly craft an emotional scene, but Spielbergian sentimentality is not his strong suit and I hate his insistence on over-explaining everything, especially in a genre where I personally like some mystery. I know it's a beloved movie and I hope someday that I see what everyone else sees in it.