Welcome to Slash Film Daily for July 4th, 2017. I'm Peter Sorata.

Every day we bring you the most interesting news from the world of movies and television wrap it up with a deeper dive into one of the great features on slash film.

And today it is the nation's birthday.

So it's going to be a shorter episode.

Every week on the site, we do a thing called slash answers,

where the slash film staff gets together and we answer one cinematic

question this week in honor of the nation's birthday.

We are entering the most American movie and we'll get to that on the podcast for the first time in just a bit

but before we get to that I just want to share my quick thoughts on a movie I just saw I got to see

Edgar Wright's baby driver in the theater. It was actually on

Sunday night and it was packed for an LA crowd at the Grove. It was good to

see so many people showing up for a movie that isn't a big blockbuster.

I really liked the movie.

I'm not sure where it falls for me in a great filmography.

I really love the choreography of the cinematography in the music align itself

especially in those first two sequences masterful ending was intense.

The movie feels like Edgar Wright saw the opening sequence of drive and, you know, got inspired to make a whole movie that could top that and he does.

Seeing the movie and seeing Ansel L. Lert in the lead role makes me wish he was cast as Han Solo.

So I highly recommend if you haven't seen the film yet to go to the theater buy a ticket

to Edgar Wright's baby driver you will not be disappointed. So let's get into

this week's slash answer which is what is the most American movie of all time.

There is some political answers.

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