The Best Movie Ever Made

Name: The Best Movie Ever Made
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1995-03-04
Rating: 5.1
Cast: Roger Allen, Steve Bencich, Talia Botone

1995

IMDb RATING

5.1/10

YOUR RATING

Parody Sketch Comedy Comedy

This comedy sketch conglomeration (in the tradition of "The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)") is based on the idea that the viewer is watching cable TV and switching channels rather capriciously... Read allThis comedy sketch conglomeration (in the tradition of "The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)") is based on the idea that the viewer is watching cable TV and switching channels rather capriciously. Over a dozen separate sketches appear, but one particular sketch, "Battle for the Planet... Read allThis comedy sketch conglomeration (in the tradition of "The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)") is based on the idea that the viewer is watching cable TV and switching channels rather capriciously. Over a dozen separate sketches appear, but one particular sketch, "Battle for the Planet of Cheese" recurs in pieces again and again. "Battle for the Planet of Cheese" is a movie... Read all

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IMDb RATING

5.1/10

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Just goes to show that we don't ALL believe everything that we read. Based on the votes, quite a few folks disagree when they read that this is The Best Movie Ever Made. I'm with them. But I DON'T think that this is the WORST movie ever made, either. SOME of the humor DOES set off my laugh track: like - just what I think; or, wish I'd said that. In case you don't otherwise know, what we have here is a film that shows what a channel-surfer sees as he changes the television picture from station-to-station. This allows for a variety of unrelated skits but also our repeated return to the anchoring flick. It's even more tolerable if you're aware that this is an extremely-low-budget effort. Therefore, my opinion is that it is timeworthy and reasonably buy- or rentworthy.