Rank. That. Riff?

[Sugar Ray Dodge]

I thought it was awesome. 9.

[Action Batch]

I also gave it a 9. MANY laugh out loud moments. Plus, Kevin singing always automatically bumps it up a full point.

[Trekker4747]

I gave it a 9.  Would have given it a 10 if we heard Bill doing Yackity Sax again.

[losingmydignity]

Gave it a 10. I was honestly shocked at how much fun this was, because Part 1 was let down after the preceding three. This was about as good as the first one for me and just slightly ahead of the second and the third. Well, the movie gave them plenty to work with. This may have topped all the preceding films camp factor wise.

[MightyJack]

10

This was a riot! I especially liked the 'digital baby/Jacob imprinting' jokes. And the Volturi? hell, they are a comedy gold mine.

Thank you so much for this Rifftrax people, your work on this series was inspired and I'm going to miss it.

But wait, doesn't Queen Steph have another movie coming out? The Host --- Your not off the hook yet guys...

[blahnut]

I though it an 8 or 9 after first viewing.  As the fifth and final Twilight movie, it was ripe with running jokes and fan pandering.  Later viewings revealed about four times as many pedophile and uncanny valley jokes than I'd first noticed, and they were all entertaining and unique, so I bumped it to 10. 

[TheUnabeefer]

I gave it a 9. It's one of the best Twilight riffs out of the bunch, IMO... Great book-end with the first one!!

During the extended "Line?" scene, it really felt like a great completion to the Twilight riffs!

As much as I've complained about not getting many NON-Twilight big budget riffs, I still have to admit to loving the hell out of this one.

[Rainbow Dash]

9/10.  Lots of good material, without overusing the "line" and other previous jokes (Of course the "line" montage at the end was wonderfully appropriate).  Was one of their finest riffs to date.

I knock off a point only because, being the last riff in this series that's become one of Rifftrax's most well known, I felt there should have been a credits riff.  At the very least for the "actor" montage.

[Sugar Ray Dodge]

I watched this for about the fourth of fifth time at my Breaking Dawn party the other night, and it was the first time I watched it with other people. In that experience, hearing everybody laugh uproariously made the whole experience SO much better. My brother literally doubled over and fell to the floor laughing at the "Spruce Bark Beetles" line. I have never seen him laugh so hard in my entire life. That bumped it up from a 9 to a 10 for me.

[losingmydignity]

It's 9 vs 10 in a fight to the finish!

Oh, wait. The riff didn't happen. My bad. None of this happened. But it could have. Everyone can go home now. Carry on. Nothing to see here.

[MartyS (Gromit)]

It gets a solid 9 from me, watched it twice to see if I could bump it to 10 but none of the riffs were side splitting, loads of good laughs but none that had me on the floor out of breath laughing.

[Sugar Ray Dodge]

Despite whether it's a 9 or 10, it's definitely one of the best riffs ever.

[CJones]

I went ahead and gave it a 10. It's my favorite Twilight riff since the first one, and my favorite riff since That Guy From Harlem.

[ShadowDog]

I give a ten.  The Jacob slander was all well done and my favorite parts.  But it was rock solid throughout.

[eegah]

Classic