I want to know at least a little bit about Hathaway's trip to that planet and discovering the expedition there. I know that shyt could have been tough as fukk for her to do on her own without any of the dope robot things.
Speaking of which....
I could stand for watching an entire movie about TARS and those robots. McM mentioned shortly in there something about it being used for military in the past. Yeah. I want to see those things on a battlefield. No fukking doubt. The robot was just really cool and they didn't go to in depth onwhat the fukk they're meant for or how they work or who they were created by, and if you ask me, the things one of if not the most high tech thing in the fukking movie until the future scenes. I mean, the thing was a fukking AI that could function, seemingly without any sort of hard to manage power system, and could perform insane tasks and move at fast speeds. I need more of that fukking thing
Also, I REALLY REALLY REALLY wish they would have given us at least a montage or ANYTHING about how Murph's plan to get everyone off of Earth worked out. I mean, the movie truly did drag on at times with seemingly pointless exposition, while kinda glossing over shyt that I feel should have been handled more intricately. That is something I really wanted to see, because the science behind it all is really fukking cool, but they didn't even glance over it. That's the type of shyt I crave. If you're going to go hardcore sci-fi like half of this film tries to do, you need to do it. I feel like some of the more incredible shyt was cut out for sketchy drama.
There were probably 2 moments in the film where I got emotional. When Cooper came back and sat down and watched those videos from his son. Fuuuuuuck. That shyt was hard, man. Sad as hell. Kinda upset they glossed over the son also. Didn't even mention him when he got back to Earth. That kid got the short end of the stick.
The other moment was of course at the end with his daughter. That was fukked up, but the moment was ruined for me when just like that he leaves her again. bytch is like 100 years old and you've only been around for like 11 of those years. He is officially the worst father since Goku.
You know, I really do have really fond memories of this movie now that I think of it. I was simply in awe at a lot of it. It kinda gave me a vibe of what I wish the Star Trek films were. They need to focus more on exploring new worlds and seeing crazy shyt. I wish that this movie had more time to explore other worlds, because the possibility of life on other planets, and general space exploration is probably the easiest way to suck me into a story. Its just that that one fukking scene with the ghost.....ugh. I guess some things just aren't meant to be visualized in such a way.
