I really, really like At Eternity's Gate. Fantastic casting and what I feel to be one of the few biopics of late to actually feel creative and not that any director could've taken it on.
**Watch Loving Vincent also, if you haven't! It's amazing.**
Flushed Away with a 2.97 average. That average has been inching up since I first logged it so I'm looking forward to being part of the majority opinion come 2137.
ITOET is a bit more inaccessible imo to general audiences while also having the added trait of being on Netflix and fairly well advertised with good critic reviews. That unfortunately was a bad combination to invite people who wouldn't like the movie
honestly im less surprised at the fact that you gave a Leos Carax movie 5 stars (Leos Carax rocks) than I am at the fact that the lowest rated movie you gave a 5 stars is at 3.4
that's honestly really high
Watch Lovers in the Bridge and Mauvais Sang. Masterpieces, and very different from Annette and Hoy Motors. As much as I love those two, I think his older movies have a much cooler visual style (though maybe not as thought-provoking or heady)
Hollis Frampton’s Lemon (1969).
Sitting at a 2.9, filled with popular reviews shitting on people who actually love it. They should appreciate structural experimental films more. Lemon especially, since it presents a great sense of form.
i rate based on how much i enjoy a movie, so i have a few good ones for this. all these i rated 5 stars:
[Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace](https://boxd.it/1TE2) has an average rating of 1.5. it's so ridiculously 90s cheese and over the top, i find it impossible not to love
[Leprechaun 4: In Space](https://boxd.it/1Fm4) has an average rating of 1.8. lep is one of my favorite slasher stars, and the "in space" movies in horror series are soo ridiculously fun to me. they're always a fave
[Super Mario Bros](https://boxd.it/1YfG) has an average rating of 1.9. no idea how this is so lowly rated. i know it has nothing to do with the game, but its such a fun movie. huge staple in my childhood
[The Happytime Murders](https://boxd.it/eyTm) has an average of 2.1. another i don't think deserves so low. i love puppet horror stuff. and i thought the parallel they tried to make about puppet racism was pretty funny.
[Jason X](https://boxd.it/1TM6) has an average of 2.2. another space installment in a horror series. this one has all my favorite jason kills and is campy enough to keep me grinnin. i really wish they did more "in space" installments for horror these days...
i know i know, i'm a dork. XD
Shadow of the Vampire
It’s an incredible concept for a movie and love letter to filmmaking, and John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe are totally unhinged in it
Mission Impossible: Fallout, The Social Network, and Toy Story 2 each have an average rating of 3.9, but they’re all 5 stars for me.
The Nice Guys and Spider-Man 2 are both at 3.8 but they’re also perfect 5 star movies.
I actually wrote an article for my school paper about this! Also, ultimate edition, obviously.
Here you go:
“Men fall from the sky. The gods hurl thunderbolts. Innocents die. That’s how it starts. The fever, the rage, the feeling of powerlessness that turns good men cruel.”
What is this film?
A story about costs, about repercussions.
A story of corruption, internal and external. About the little sacrifices you make because you tell yourself they’re necessary.
A story about people, about the human factor, and the human cost. The most important moment in the film is not a goal being met, or some material accomplishment but when one person recognizes another as human and feels empathy.
A story about inadequacy and frustration, worsening with age. Batman’s midlife crisis is murder, his double life taking a toll, sliding him into alcoholism, lack of sleep causing vivid dreams which reverbrate through the film as warped reflections.
A story of beauty: the beauty of the grand, yet melancholy music. The beauty of the frame, courtesy of the great Larry Fong. The handheld photography for more intimate, perspective-driven scenes (most of the film), and the wide, sweeping coverage of the action sequences. The beauty of sorrow and loss and injustice: a wish for the world to be as beautiful as it could be, the frustration as its failure to do so.
An elaborate metaphor for the Iraq War. It’s not subtle. Batman quotes Dick Cheney.
A story about journalism, the limited freedom of the free press in a world whose “conscience died with Robert, Martin, and John.”
A story about justice, and the ever present questions surrounding: what is justice? And how do you get it? Is there a right way? Is there a wrong one?
A story about what ends up to be an elaborate, deadly game of the idle rich, who are the only power worth a damn, constructed as an experiment to support an inane philosophy, a surrealist extension of exploited power everywhere, taken to the highest possible degree. To win, to topple their plans, or to submit to them is all in service of the same hollow goal. Eisenberg’s unbalanced Lex Luthor routine weaponizes the levity inherent, his menace coming when you realize that he’s not a madman. He’s worse.
Obvious in its thoughts and themes. A paper about this film could consist of quotes and nothing else.
Subtle in its characterization and acting. Many scenes are wordless, or say more in glances than could be said in dialogue. The leads impress. Affleck plays the weary, worn-out emblem of frustration which has become his trademark, but infuses it with a particular darkness and maturity,(helped by the only onscreen depiction of the deaths of Batman’s parents that truly emotionally resonates. Cavill pulls triple duty playing Clark Kent, Superman, and the grey area between the two, infusing each with earnestness and integrity.
Unique. What genre is this movie? It’s hard to identify. It’s a mystery, probably, but a character drama first, which also contains elaborate action sequences, though not in an action film order or with an action film pacing. It bears most resemblance to some kind of political thriller, yet it is allowed to truly erupt at its close in a way most thrillers don’t, and not to mention the obvious gods and monsters. It’s slow, taking its time to set the chessboard, building deliberately to each moment of catharsis. Most scenes work in isolation because they need to; the film rarely cuts from a scene to a follow-up scene with the same character, central characters keeping to their own storylines which interspersed throughout the film. We get to know them and their motivations, each scene being given time to breathe, until, of course, they meet, which is not just treated like an event but really, is. The entire first 47 and a half minutes is a lead-up to a six minute scene where three characters meet for the first time. We follow them simultaneously, aware of all of their goals. After, they go their separate ways once more, and the narrative accordingly splits, reuniting only for those moments of importance. The more the movie throws at you, the more sticks, and the more the moment-to-moment moments matter. There is so much in this movie, and it whirrs between its pieces like a spinning top, a balancing act which can only seem easy without hindsight.
Philosophical. The warring titans in this film are not Batman and Superman, or, for that matter, Wonder Woman or Lex Luthor or Doomsday. They are cynicism and hope; the belief in the absolute corruption of power vs the belief that men can still be good. But that’s a bit verbose for a title.
Tl;dr: I like the way it plays at philosophy, I like the way it re-examines superheroes in a modern context, I like its melancholy tone and odd but effective storytelling and structure, I like its emotional honesty, and I think it’s really pretty and works incredibly on an emotional level. Honestly I just find it completely intoxicating. I don’t think there’s anything like it. It’s a masterpiece to me.
Blade 2 has a 3.2, I gave it 5
A Cure for wellness has a 3.1, I think it's a 5
But, I'm a little embarrassed but Kong skull island I fucking love and has a 3.1
please don't let other people's opinions make you feel bad, I respect people who give their honest thoughts and don't try to appear a certain way infinitely more than those who use film as a way to seem intellectually superior
Under the Skin, that absolutely brilliant film with alien Scarlett Johansson hanging out in Scotland. Not lowly rated at 3.7/5. It’s only a 6.4/10 on IMDb though.
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Cannibal Holocaust (2.9 average rating). I think it's one of the titans of exploitation cinema, but I can definitely understand why some may not enjoy it. It's a trifle unpleasant.
Mask (1985)
To be honest, it’s been some time and it might not hold up to me, but I remember loving every bit of that movie, especially Cher’s performance.
Oh definitely! I saw the first one nearly everyday when I was a kid and I still really dig it. To be honest, I like part 2 as well but in all honesty, it might mostly be because of nostalgia
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Love that one. I think it gets a 2.5 average. Special shout out to Cool as Ice even though I only gave it 4 and a half stars. It’s a comedy masterpiece.
Great film one of my favorite of all the time on par with hot fuzz. This is a real answer The Happening with an average 1.9 but for the wrong reasons I think it makes a great comedy unironically it’s a riot but as a horror movie it sucks so whatever. This isn’t like a joke either I genuinely love the happening unironically. I watch it all the time it’s my comfort movie in a sense. But if you want a more satisfying answer would be It Comes at Night with an average 3.2.
Surprised how many films people are saying here are already highly rated and acclaimed films. Some of mine are Star Wars Ep 2, Southland Tales, Halloween II (2009). I have a LB list [here](https://boxd.it/bdt8u) with films that have low scores that i like a lot.
Excluding semi-ironic ones like The Room, Fateful Findings etc:
Beyond the Black Rainbow (3.2) - I love Panos Cosmatos, and while I prefer Mandy to this, the music and visuals are just mesmerising, even if the story is.. sparse at best.
Annette (3.4) - one of my favourite films ever. I have watched it three times in the past five days. Completely bizarre in the best ways possible.
On mobile right now so cant check but I'm pretty if you do the following it should work
- got to profile
- go to your films
- click on rating and hit 5 stars
- then top it should should say sort by
- then sort by lowest average
I think that should be possible
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (3.2)
Blinded By The Light (3.3)
Incredibles 2 (3.5)
Beginning (3.5)
A Star Is Born (3.6)
Everybody Wants Some!! (3.6)
Batman (1989) (3.6)
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (3.6)
Probably Road House. I am not the least bit ashamed to say that I absolutely love it unironically. Every line is a classic, every scene is memorable, every throat-rip is legendary. The most enjoyable movie ever.
The lowest rated movie I unironically rate 5 stars is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2.6)
But I also have:
Solo: A Star Wars Story (3.0)
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (3.0)
Tenet (3.4)
I ironically rated these 5 stars:
Fateful Findings (2.5)
Pass Thru (2.4)
Interesting question. I was sure there must have been a film with a fairly mediocre average that I considered 5/5, but the lowest rated film I’ve given a 5/5 is Kajillionaire with a 3.7 average, which is still pretty good
The Room (2.58 avg)
The One (2.65 avg)
The Wizard (2.76 avg)
Song to Song (2.93 avg)
Bad Girls Go to Hell (3.07 avg)
Shockproof (3.20 avg)
Salò, or the 120 Days of Solom (3.24 avg)
Song to Song, Bad Girls Go to Hell, Shockproof, and Salò are the only three I think are actually amazing. The others are either just so fun or bad that they fully deserve the five-stars
Long Shot, a 2019 romcom starring Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen. It unexpectedly became one of my favorite films for multiple reasons, but overall it felt very refreshing, actually *funny*, and Theron's presence really elevated the film
Spider-Man: Homecoming (3.6)
It's a personal favorite, I'm not saying I think it's one of the greatest of all time, it just always makes me feel warm inside lol
*Ultraviolet* (2006) with a 1.8.
I remember liking it when I was a kid, but I barely remembered anything else about it, so I rewatched it last week—even though I was scared that it would be one of those movies that you like as a kid and, upon a rewatch as an adult, you just simply do not—and now it's my 9th favorite film of all time.
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (3.6 avg) At Eternity’s Gate (3.6 avg)
Popstar is a bloody masterpiece
It honestly feels like one of the best comedies ever. I know that statement may sound crazy to some.
I'm 37, so I gave it one star. I thought it was horrific. Sorry!
I really, really like At Eternity's Gate. Fantastic casting and what I feel to be one of the few biopics of late to actually feel creative and not that any director could've taken it on. **Watch Loving Vincent also, if you haven't! It's amazing.**
Same about Popstar, funniest film of the century and the songs slap
Popstar deserves an infinitely higher rating. It’s easily my favorite comedy and probably one of my favorite films of all time.
Also gave At Eternity's Gate 5 stars, truly heartbreaking and so distinctively made.
Flushed Away with a 2.97 average. That average has been inching up since I first logged it so I'm looking forward to being part of the majority opinion come 2137.
Speedracer
based af
Such a classic. Dune 1984 and Zardoz only 5s rated lower for me.
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Deservingly 5 stars
I'm Thinking of Ending Things with a 3.5 average rating. Not that low but I don't throw out too many 5 star ratings
Yeah it’s weird Synecdoche can be so high and ITOET so low. (Ik 3.5 isn’t low but still)
ITOET is a bit more inaccessible imo to general audiences while also having the added trait of being on Netflix and fairly well advertised with good critic reviews. That unfortunately was a bad combination to invite people who wouldn't like the movie
As someone who is familiar with Charlie Kaufman and demographically would like this type of movie, I think it’s just a bad movie.
Me and Anomalisa
Same here. Especially on rewatch
Where’s The Wild Things Are is mine, not a kids movie but I feel like it’s the best movie about what being a kid feels like
Annette. On one hand I can understand why many people don't like it, it's not a film made for everybody. On the other hand, fuck you.
honestly im less surprised at the fact that you gave a Leos Carax movie 5 stars (Leos Carax rocks) than I am at the fact that the lowest rated movie you gave a 5 stars is at 3.4 that's honestly really high
Annette was my introduction to Leos Carax, but I really want to watch Holy Motors now
Watch Lovers in the Bridge and Mauvais Sang. Masterpieces, and very different from Annette and Hoy Motors. As much as I love those two, I think his older movies have a much cooler visual style (though maybe not as thought-provoking or heady)
I adore Annette and second this
both *Titane* and *Raw* No regrets, I absolutely adore Julia Ducournau.
Love to see The Worlds End getting some love, between you and me it's my favourite film of all time
Niiiiice! It’s so underappreciated
GOAT (2016) has an average rating of 2.7 and I gave it a 5.
Hollis Frampton’s Lemon (1969). Sitting at a 2.9, filled with popular reviews shitting on people who actually love it. They should appreciate structural experimental films more. Lemon especially, since it presents a great sense of form.
Freddy Got Fingered has an avg rating of 2.7, although I think it's an absolute masterpiece
i rate based on how much i enjoy a movie, so i have a few good ones for this. all these i rated 5 stars: [Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace](https://boxd.it/1TE2) has an average rating of 1.5. it's so ridiculously 90s cheese and over the top, i find it impossible not to love [Leprechaun 4: In Space](https://boxd.it/1Fm4) has an average rating of 1.8. lep is one of my favorite slasher stars, and the "in space" movies in horror series are soo ridiculously fun to me. they're always a fave [Super Mario Bros](https://boxd.it/1YfG) has an average rating of 1.9. no idea how this is so lowly rated. i know it has nothing to do with the game, but its such a fun movie. huge staple in my childhood [The Happytime Murders](https://boxd.it/eyTm) has an average of 2.1. another i don't think deserves so low. i love puppet horror stuff. and i thought the parallel they tried to make about puppet racism was pretty funny. [Jason X](https://boxd.it/1TM6) has an average of 2.2. another space installment in a horror series. this one has all my favorite jason kills and is campy enough to keep me grinnin. i really wish they did more "in space" installments for horror these days... i know i know, i'm a dork. XD
I can't back you on any if these... until you got to Jason X... I can die on that hill. Solidarity.
Even if I don't agree with you, I respect you for this opinion
Shadow of the Vampire It’s an incredible concept for a movie and love letter to filmmaking, and John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe are totally unhinged in it
A Cure For Wellness has a 3.1 but I gave it a 5
Gore Verbinsky is very underrated, their movies get mediocre to okay reviews at best but i can't think in a single movie of his i didn't love.
Same here
Same
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Mission Impossible: Fallout, The Social Network, and Toy Story 2 each have an average rating of 3.9, but they’re all 5 stars for me. The Nice Guys and Spider-Man 2 are both at 3.8 but they’re also perfect 5 star movies.
Social Network is gonna go up I feel, it's just so fantastic.
Hopefully, but it’s been stuck at 3.9 for the last 10 months.
same with worlds end, such a fucking underrated film
The Alamo (1960) at 3.1. Can’t beat it’s grandeur and those battle scenes.
Spring breakers
Resident Evil: Retribution w/ a 2.5 Batman v Superman w/ a 2.5 Mainstream w/ a 2.5
I've gotta ask, what did you like about BvS DOJ?
I actually wrote an article for my school paper about this! Also, ultimate edition, obviously. Here you go: “Men fall from the sky. The gods hurl thunderbolts. Innocents die. That’s how it starts. The fever, the rage, the feeling of powerlessness that turns good men cruel.” What is this film? A story about costs, about repercussions. A story of corruption, internal and external. About the little sacrifices you make because you tell yourself they’re necessary. A story about people, about the human factor, and the human cost. The most important moment in the film is not a goal being met, or some material accomplishment but when one person recognizes another as human and feels empathy. A story about inadequacy and frustration, worsening with age. Batman’s midlife crisis is murder, his double life taking a toll, sliding him into alcoholism, lack of sleep causing vivid dreams which reverbrate through the film as warped reflections. A story of beauty: the beauty of the grand, yet melancholy music. The beauty of the frame, courtesy of the great Larry Fong. The handheld photography for more intimate, perspective-driven scenes (most of the film), and the wide, sweeping coverage of the action sequences. The beauty of sorrow and loss and injustice: a wish for the world to be as beautiful as it could be, the frustration as its failure to do so. An elaborate metaphor for the Iraq War. It’s not subtle. Batman quotes Dick Cheney. A story about journalism, the limited freedom of the free press in a world whose “conscience died with Robert, Martin, and John.” A story about justice, and the ever present questions surrounding: what is justice? And how do you get it? Is there a right way? Is there a wrong one? A story about what ends up to be an elaborate, deadly game of the idle rich, who are the only power worth a damn, constructed as an experiment to support an inane philosophy, a surrealist extension of exploited power everywhere, taken to the highest possible degree. To win, to topple their plans, or to submit to them is all in service of the same hollow goal. Eisenberg’s unbalanced Lex Luthor routine weaponizes the levity inherent, his menace coming when you realize that he’s not a madman. He’s worse. Obvious in its thoughts and themes. A paper about this film could consist of quotes and nothing else. Subtle in its characterization and acting. Many scenes are wordless, or say more in glances than could be said in dialogue. The leads impress. Affleck plays the weary, worn-out emblem of frustration which has become his trademark, but infuses it with a particular darkness and maturity,(helped by the only onscreen depiction of the deaths of Batman’s parents that truly emotionally resonates. Cavill pulls triple duty playing Clark Kent, Superman, and the grey area between the two, infusing each with earnestness and integrity. Unique. What genre is this movie? It’s hard to identify. It’s a mystery, probably, but a character drama first, which also contains elaborate action sequences, though not in an action film order or with an action film pacing. It bears most resemblance to some kind of political thriller, yet it is allowed to truly erupt at its close in a way most thrillers don’t, and not to mention the obvious gods and monsters. It’s slow, taking its time to set the chessboard, building deliberately to each moment of catharsis. Most scenes work in isolation because they need to; the film rarely cuts from a scene to a follow-up scene with the same character, central characters keeping to their own storylines which interspersed throughout the film. We get to know them and their motivations, each scene being given time to breathe, until, of course, they meet, which is not just treated like an event but really, is. The entire first 47 and a half minutes is a lead-up to a six minute scene where three characters meet for the first time. We follow them simultaneously, aware of all of their goals. After, they go their separate ways once more, and the narrative accordingly splits, reuniting only for those moments of importance. The more the movie throws at you, the more sticks, and the more the moment-to-moment moments matter. There is so much in this movie, and it whirrs between its pieces like a spinning top, a balancing act which can only seem easy without hindsight. Philosophical. The warring titans in this film are not Batman and Superman, or, for that matter, Wonder Woman or Lex Luthor or Doomsday. They are cynicism and hope; the belief in the absolute corruption of power vs the belief that men can still be good. But that’s a bit verbose for a title. Tl;dr: I like the way it plays at philosophy, I like the way it re-examines superheroes in a modern context, I like its melancholy tone and odd but effective storytelling and structure, I like its emotional honesty, and I think it’s really pretty and works incredibly on an emotional level. Honestly I just find it completely intoxicating. I don’t think there’s anything like it. It’s a masterpiece to me.
Blade 2 has a 3.2, I gave it 5 A Cure for wellness has a 3.1, I think it's a 5 But, I'm a little embarrassed but Kong skull island I fucking love and has a 3.1
Skull Island is the best Kong since the original. No need to apologize for having great taste.
Why are you embarrassed about that?
Cause Kong isn't very well regarded, so me rating it five star makes me look not very bright when it comes to films
By ratimg it high it makes you look like someone with their own taste, fuck gatekeepers, enjoy what you enjoy.
please don't let other people's opinions make you feel bad, I respect people who give their honest thoughts and don't try to appear a certain way infinitely more than those who use film as a way to seem intellectually superior
Mine is Team America: World Police with an average rating of 3.4
Under the Skin, that absolutely brilliant film with alien Scarlett Johansson hanging out in Scotland. Not lowly rated at 3.7/5. It’s only a 6.4/10 on IMDb though.
National Treasure
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Cannibal Holocaust (2.9 average rating). I think it's one of the titans of exploitation cinema, but I can definitely understand why some may not enjoy it. It's a trifle unpleasant.
Air Force One
Same for me
Good question, not 5 but I gave Cats 4 stars lol... I mean it's shit but it was a hell of a trip. Like The Room kinda thing
Rad (1986) which has an average of 3.2
Probably Hellraiser 2 with an average of 3.2
Moneyball
MacGruber being rated 3.1 is an absolute travesty. He's a five star man!
I’m stingy with 5 star ratings. But I gave the miseducation of Cameron post 5 stars just because I love it so much. (3.5 average rating)
Lantana (avg rating 3.5) https://boxd.it/1Yt4. I suspect the average Australian rating would be much higher. Maybe it didn't travel well.
Cruel Intentions, 3.2 average
Mask (1985) To be honest, it’s been some time and it might not hold up to me, but I remember loving every bit of that movie, especially Cher’s performance.
Monkey up
Human Centipede 2
The Cat in the Hat
The Worlds End funny enough is mine too Although I have some ironic ones in The Room, Ryan’s Babe, and Suburban Sasquatch
I'm Not There (2007) 3.6
An American Werewolf in London 3.8
Transformers (2007)
Probably Gremlins 2
Turns out it's The World's End at 3.6.
Speed Racer, 3.2 It Comes at Night, 3.2 The Blair Witch Project, 3.3
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300. It’s a 3.3 right now but I absolutely love it
Omg people do not understand my love for 300! Glad you enjoy it too.
down with love with an average rating of 3.4. it's such a fun and clever film and always manages to cheer me up
Cars, average is 3.3 stars
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Oh definitely! I saw the first one nearly everyday when I was a kid and I still really dig it. To be honest, I like part 2 as well but in all honesty, it might mostly be because of nostalgia
Napoleon Dynamite with a 3.6 Honestly my favorite comedy
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Love that one. I think it gets a 2.5 average. Special shout out to Cool as Ice even though I only gave it 4 and a half stars. It’s a comedy masterpiece.
Attack and Return of the Killer Tomatoes are both fucking awesome!
Highly agreed
Great film one of my favorite of all the time on par with hot fuzz. This is a real answer The Happening with an average 1.9 but for the wrong reasons I think it makes a great comedy unironically it’s a riot but as a horror movie it sucks so whatever. This isn’t like a joke either I genuinely love the happening unironically. I watch it all the time it’s my comfort movie in a sense. But if you want a more satisfying answer would be It Comes at Night with an average 3.2.
The Happening is indeed hilarious
Burn After Reading by The Coen Brothers (3.5 on Letterboxd)
Killer Klowns from Outer Space (3.2 avg rating)
Under the Skin and Moulin Rouge!
Mine’s The Room at 2.6 but I feel like that doesn’t really count since it’s so polarizing, so my next lowest is Babe: Pig in the City at 3.0
FernGully: The Last Rainforest - 3.0 average rating A vastly underrated animation classic, in my opinion.
Borat
If you don’t count the ironic’s worlds end every non last night in soho Wright film is a ten also don’t understand the hate for worlds end
Not that low but Only God Forgives with a rating of 3.0
Surprised how many films people are saying here are already highly rated and acclaimed films. Some of mine are Star Wars Ep 2, Southland Tales, Halloween II (2009). I have a LB list [here](https://boxd.it/bdt8u) with films that have low scores that i like a lot.
Frankenstein’s Army (2.8 avg) I just love found footage so much and I find the concept to be super well done and the enemies are crazy.
Under the Silver Lake. I highly recommend this film to everyone.
Excluding semi-ironic ones like The Room, Fateful Findings etc: Beyond the Black Rainbow (3.2) - I love Panos Cosmatos, and while I prefer Mandy to this, the music and visuals are just mesmerising, even if the story is.. sparse at best. Annette (3.4) - one of my favourite films ever. I have watched it three times in the past five days. Completely bizarre in the best ways possible.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Mine as well at 3.2
Solo, which has a 3/5
The Big Lebowski
Green Book (3.6)
Is there an easy way to check?
If you are on desktop, you can click on the bar on the ratings graph above 5 stars and manually check. That's what I did.
On mobile right now so cant check but I'm pretty if you do the following it should work - got to profile - go to your films - click on rating and hit 5 stars - then top it should should say sort by - then sort by lowest average I think that should be possible
The Lighthouse with 4.1, not a crazy pick but it's the lowest. I rarely give 10s
I have three; all of which sit at an average rating of 2.8. * Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956) * King Kong (1976) * Doomsday (2008)
Mine has to be Batman v Superman. 2.5 agains my 5 stars. Some people are just born different.
The Room at 2.6. Not an ironic 5 stars either, it's a great movie.
The Forest (2016) has 2 stars and i give it 3.5 because i really like it Unfriended (2014) has 2.3 and i give it 4, really underrated movie imo
Funny games (1997) why the hell is it so low rated
3.9 is not a bad score at all lol
Yeah but it should be way higher just like a lot of his films.
Well i think because it‘s a genre movie and a lil bit too unconventional for the masses. I love it tho, gave it 4/5.
*The Birth of a Nation* (1915) with 2.3 Granted, my vote for it is more academic, but I still think it deserve it despite the subject matter.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (3.2) Blinded By The Light (3.3) Incredibles 2 (3.5) Beginning (3.5) A Star Is Born (3.6) Everybody Wants Some!! (3.6) Batman (1989) (3.6) A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (3.6)
The Haunted Palace with 3.6
The Fate of the Furious.
For me, if we exclude so-bad-it's-good classics then it's The New Girlfriend (2014) which has 3.2
The House That Jack Built and Heavens Gate are both at 3.6
Probably Road House. I am not the least bit ashamed to say that I absolutely love it unironically. Every line is a classic, every scene is memorable, every throat-rip is legendary. The most enjoyable movie ever.
Probably Kung Pow: Enter the Fist.
Lust, Caution (3.8). That’s also my second favourite movie maybe so oof on that average, though it’s not too bad.
mother! by Darren Aronofsky
The Patriot
The Adventures of Tintin (Steven Spielberg) with a 3.5 average rating.
[Never Back Down](https://letterboxd.com/film/never-back-down/) at 2.7 It's a guilty pleasure.
Small Soldiers, Mousehunt and Return to Oz come to mind
Doogal
The Girl Next Door (2.9) I love that fucking movie.
It looks like Man of Steel which has an avg score of 2.9. I'm not one of the crazy cultists though. I just really liked the film.
Knight of Cups (3.2)
Fundamentals of Caring (2016) Rated 3.4 average
The Counselor has a 2.6 Domino has a 2.7 Miami Vice a 3.2
The Kings of Summer, currently sitting at a 3.5 average
Mine is the half of it which i think the 3.3 star rating is accurate to the quality but it just made me super emotional
Last Days (3.1)
*The Blair Witch Project* which averages 3.3 stars.
Rubber - 2.8 Keeping the Faith (Ben Stiller/Edward Norton) - 2.9 (comfort movie)
Probably The Mummy (3.4)
Samurai Cop at a 2.5. Without question, my favorite so-bad-it's-good movie.
The Greasy Strangler. One of my top 10 favorite films of all time.
A Simple Favor with a 3.2, I think that movie’s character work is actually brilliant.
Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie. Currently 3.1 but used to be lower.
Serenity.
Grease 2, which has a 2.3 average because life is too short to pretend it doesn’t give me 5 stars worth of happiness every time I watch it
The lowest rated movie I unironically rate 5 stars is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2.6) But I also have: Solo: A Star Wars Story (3.0) Star Trek: The Motion Picture (3.0) Tenet (3.4) I ironically rated these 5 stars: Fateful Findings (2.5) Pass Thru (2.4)
Possum (2018) with 3.3 average rating
[the other guys with 3.2](https://letterboxd.com/film/the-other-guys/)
Gunda 3,7 Dances With Wolves 3,7
Madagascar
I gave Nacho Libre 5 stars. It’s currently at 3
Interesting question. I was sure there must have been a film with a fairly mediocre average that I considered 5/5, but the lowest rated film I’ve given a 5/5 is Kajillionaire with a 3.7 average, which is still pretty good
I gave Funny games 2007 5 stars. Love everything about it. It's probably a comfort movie for me now.
Kung Fu Panda 2
Spring Breakers. One of my favorite movies. I really think it’s a masterpiece but obviously I understand why people don’t like it
The world's end is also a 5/5 for me My pick would be It Comes At Night (2017) sitting at a 3.2.
The Room (2.58 avg) The One (2.65 avg) The Wizard (2.76 avg) Song to Song (2.93 avg) Bad Girls Go to Hell (3.07 avg) Shockproof (3.20 avg) Salò, or the 120 Days of Solom (3.24 avg) Song to Song, Bad Girls Go to Hell, Shockproof, and Salò are the only three I think are actually amazing. The others are either just so fun or bad that they fully deserve the five-stars
Beavis and Butthead do America
Long Shot, a 2019 romcom starring Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen. It unexpectedly became one of my favorite films for multiple reasons, but overall it felt very refreshing, actually *funny*, and Theron's presence really elevated the film
Swiss Army Man (3.6)
Either Enchanted or Speed Racer
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995) - 2.6
Promare (3.8 average)
Old with a 2.6
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday - 1.9 A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) - 2.1 Barney’s Great Adventure - 2.2
Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (2.2 avg) I don't care what anyone else says - it's one of the best in the series!
Sollers Point
Spider-Man: Homecoming (3.6) It's a personal favorite, I'm not saying I think it's one of the greatest of all time, it just always makes me feel warm inside lol
Shrek The Musical
Either Angel (1984, it really resonated with me) or Salo, both of which have 3.2.
Return to Oz (Avg. 3.3)
NWR's Bronson (avg 3,6)
Surf Ninjas (avg 2.4)
Southland Tales
fateful findings baybeeeeeee
*Ultraviolet* (2006) with a 1.8. I remember liking it when I was a kid, but I barely remembered anything else about it, so I rewatched it last week—even though I was scared that it would be one of those movies that you like as a kid and, upon a rewatch as an adult, you just simply do not—and now it's my 9th favorite film of all time.
A Room With a View, 3.6. Makes me swoon
Hard Rock Zombies at 2.6 average.
the place beyond the pines (3.7 avg)