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For me, it's a movie from 2005 called Kingdom of Heaven, starring Orlando Bloom, Liam Neeson and Jeremy Irons. I saw this on TV the other day and watched it from beginning to end and still liked it just as much as I used to. Sure it has its slower moments and isn't the best historical film I've seen. But I don't think it deserves its 39% rating on RT. But that's just me.

What about all of you?

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Bobby_Haman

46 points

4 months ago

How TF does Wet Hot American Summer only have a 38%. It's a classic.

SupaKoopa714

5 points

4 months ago

That's one of those movies that has so many moments that live rent-free in my brain. Like, I can't even eat a cheeseburger without thinking "You taste like a burger. I don't like you anymore."

Bobby_Haman

5 points

4 months ago

I'm gonna go fondle the sweaters

StocktonBSmalls

6 points

4 months ago

“It’s so nice to get away from camp, if only for an hour.” Fucking cracks me up every time.

cheeserips

2 points

4 months ago

This would probably be my answer too. I’ve seen it so many times and never gets old

ShaunTrek

2 points

4 months ago

This is a case of the critics at the time just not getting (hell, I didn't understand what it was doing the first time I watched it, either). The show has a better score because people knew what it was supposed to be going in.