Title: 3dmm Latenight
Company/Director: Tuna Hematoma
Genre: Talk Show
Reviewed by MidbackMan


Scale:
5 to 10: Very Bad	A film of just terrible Quality; Don't bother
11 to 20: Bad		A few slightly redeeming qualities but still not worth your time
21 to 30: It's okay	Very ordinary technical stats; Not worthless but not great
31 to 40: Good		Above average; Usually recommended to the fan of the specific genre
41 to 50: Very Good	Well worth your attention; Content and design are spectacular


Review:
	First off, this is one funny ass talk show! I didn't know if I wanted to do a full
review for this movie, being that I figured the story tech category below would get a zero
for not having one. But, since I've done it for other movies I figured, "why not?" Just so
you know, Latenight has a decent... flow. I mean, it goes like a real TV show. I'm not going
to give any points for that because I'm mad at Tuna for not putting me in the credits. Oh
yeah, I'm in the show and probably have a reoccurring part as myself. You may remember me
from such films as The True Mike Pfister, also directed by Tuna Hematoma.
	One of the only gripes with the movie is that I'm not in enough of the movie. The
only other part I didn't care for was the long conversation (long to me anyway) with a guy
whos name I forget so I'll just call him Bob. It was kinda boring. After that though, there
were some really funny commercials. They were some of the best commercials I've seen in a
3dmm TV Show and made up some of my favorite parts of the film.
	Everything "Tuna" was great. The sets, the music, and the voices, all good. The
animation wasn't amazing but there wasn't much moving around... It gets five points for
making the guys look decent when they sit still.
	Speaking of sitting still, the interviews were pretty good. Not Tuna but the
interviewee's were the likeable ones. Nick the Almighty's lines were hilarious and the other
guy... well, he was very... normal. But it wasn't boring.
	This is a fairly long movie but even so, it really doens't ever become totally
crappy and never made me want to shut it off. Maybe it's because it's been so long in coming
out that I just HAD to see it.
	


Story:		0/10  
Animation:	5/10 
Scenery:	10/10
Voices:		10/10
Music:		10/10
Total:		35/50


The Movies Highs:
*Funny Tuna-istic Humor


The Movies Lows:
*Not enough Me


Bottom Line:
	Not enough me but still very good. It's getting my Midback's Steakhouse Seal of
Approval for having me in the first place. And for all that other funny stuff.


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