Says dumb
The idea that gravity can carry a message back through time is the film's central claim. The film then uses it to deliver a very specific signal through a watch. Too convenient.
Directed by Christopher Nolan · 2014 · Movie · 2h 49m
Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here.
With crops failing and Earth fading, a former pilot joins a mission through a wormhole to find humanity a new home.
Lower is better.
8 scenes flagged
5,180 ratings
Interstellar scores 6.6 dumb scenes per hour, which puts it in the Facepalm band. Lower is better. 3 of its 8 flagged scenes count toward that score, based on 5,180 ratings.
2 scenes are Guilty (most viewers say dumb), 2 Contested and 4 Explained. Explained scenes do not count.
The most common problems are “Broken science” (2 scenes), “Out of character” (2 scenes) and “Plot hole” (2 scenes).
2 of 8 flagged scenes are tagged “Broken science”. It shows up regularly. The highest rated one is How did Cooper send data through the bookshelf and the watch?.
2 of 8 flagged scenes are tagged “Out of character”. It shows up regularly. The highest rated one is Why did Professor Brand lie about Plan A?.