To me, this movie is perfection.

Best movie ever!

It's funny watching the elements come together in this complicated scam. On one hand, the set-up isn't quite as complex as it seems, but there's an easy sense of fun in every exchange.

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

An excuse to propagandize fifties values in a nineties setting that's Disney's sweet spot like the stars Mouseketeer neginnings a hush wispered tone in every crisis conversation again and again to showcase potential prospects for a career in movies nothing more than that or platitude truisms lather rise repeat as sophomoric as is possible to be skip it other than an exercise in formulaic television by professionals no other reason to watch. Best left on the cutting room the constant innuendo and dire back and forth over nothing how dramatic. Not.

Lately, I have the opportunity to watch Felicity, by the way I was a fan, now I see with other eyes, sure the time is not in vain.I can say about Felicity is that is a great program, the screenplay is well done, the characters are finely delineated. The best is the situations are so common and everybody can identified with.If you are looking for something, have a relationship, are a student, live a college life, have friends with issues, and you have to choose a way, this is your program TV.Felicity is so honest in dealing with issues in which it develops, I never saw another TV program like that, is a shame not to make the programs in this line.Highly recommended.

This series is outrageously well-written. It's warming and realistic. And the chemistry between Felicity and Ben is incredible. The last two seasons are the best as they focus on the toughest years of college and her dream-come-true relationship with Ben. The series finale is so satisfying. I honestly was not a fan of the show when it was airing, but that's probably because I was too young to get it. I was a freshman in college when the series finale aired. That alone had me hooked. Felicity is college life at its best. They don't make young adult dramas like this anymore. But they should. Definitely add this to your Netflix queue.

For anyone who has been watching Season 4 of Felicity on DVD, Keri Russell and Scott Foley do the "comentary" portion of the Special Features section during "The Graduation" episode.While they are talking, they discuss how great it is that Noel and Felicity never slept together and how that shows what great friends they are. . . WHAT????!!! Of course they slept together! That is was caused the rest of the 4th season to spiral out of control. The two of them sleeping together causes Ben to break up with Felicity, then Ben to get that woman Lauren pregnant, and of course then torments Noel for the rest of the season because he knows that he will never actually have Felicity. Did anyone else notice that mistake?How could the main stars forget??