Purely Joyful Movie!

Good movie but grossly overrated

From my favorite movies..

Ok... Let's be honest. It cannot be the best movie but is quite enjoyable. The movie has the potential to develop a great plot for future movies

This is my all time favorite show by far. It's hilarious and the acting is great. This show is a piece of gold and I honestly think nothing beats it for best show ever. There are plot twists happening frequently but not enough to screw stuff up. It's perfect and I could not stress enough how much I love this show. Definitely recommend to anyone.

I remember quite vividly watching my very first episode of That '70s Show. I was with my friends and what caught my attention about the show were the characters. I remember Donna, a tall redheaded beauty, and since I was a giant female amongst my peers, I related to her in a way that was almost like we were sisters. All the characters are likeable and play their part very well, especially Fez with his corky accent and Kittie with her adorably cute laugh. Another interesting thing about the show is that in between the scenes, they have cartoon flowers that fall and fill up the screen along with colorful pictures pop ups; these images are quite satisfying to watch, especially when someone is high. I remember when I made the realization that when the core group of friends gathered together in that dark smokey circle in the middle of Eric's basement, they were getting high off their damn minds. It was then where I felt like I adopted this life style, of living in the clouds. I highly recommend this show to anyone who enjoys laughing, if you love to laugh, watch this show.

I've seen this Show from start to finish twice already, it's hilarious! But my favorite Character is Leo

That 70's Show was one of the few TV series of that time which made it past 100 episodes. It had many USPs - the circle, their dream fantasies, Kitty's laugh, split screens, wacky transitions and their catchy theme song with the "Hello Wisconsin" cry. Also, Was Cosmo this popular?It blended comedy with light social commentary e.g. Economic slowdown and the outsourcing of American jobs, attitude towards immigrants, rise of feminism, lack of a stable home, no higher education (Eric, Kelso, Fez, Hyde and Jackie never attended college)Popmatters had this to say-"That 70s Show takes appropriately complex moral stands about the decade that launched much of what is still considered "progressive." Sex before marriage is okay if two people love each other, like Eric and Donna. But it only leads to complications if it's done for the wrong reasons, as is the case with Kelso....... Light drugs, like pot or booze, are okay and even fun in moderation. Hard drugs are bad and lead inevitably to trouble. Feminism is a good thing. But, still, there's nothing wrong with being a housewife."Maybe I found it at a time when nothing made sense, similar to adolescence. Still it wasn't without its pitfalls. At times mostly in the latter half, I felt that the jokes were repetitive and the only thing that kept me going was the desire to see it till the end.The lack of stable characters bugged me a lot, Midge (Donna's mother), Laurie (Eric's sister), Leo (my favorite guy), disappearance of Eric and Kelso in the last season (making the last season my least favorite despite the ending being good - especially Donna).Despite all of this, That 70's show is not about any of these. At it's essence, it is about the smaller stuff, the unseen moments of adolescence, that which seems to last an eternity, during a time when we haven't traveled around or experienced enough to know better. For a show that never found a huge audience, it ran for 200 episodes, plenty of time for enjoying the same song every dayHanging out; Down the street; The same old thing; We did last week; Not a thing to do; But talk to you; We're all alright!; We're all alright!; Hello Wisconsin!!Damn!