Cinematography:
Ronald W. BrowneCast:
Topher Grace, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama, Debra Jo Rupp, Kurtwood Smith, Tanya Roberts, Don Stark (more)VOD (2)
Seasons(8) / Episodes(200)
Plots(1)
Too cool for the Wisconsin suburbs where he lives under the authority of his parents -- RED (Kurtwood Smith) and KITTY (Debra Jo Rupp) -- 18-year-old ERIC FORMAN (Topher Grace) yearns for his independence. But rites of passage aren’t all that easy at a time when jumpsuits and platforms are the epitome of cool. Just ask Eric's ex-girlfriend and next door neighbor, DONNA (Laura Prepon), a knock-out who’s been forced to deal with her parents’ recent split and her dad BOB’s (Don Stark) new life as a swinging single. (official distributor synopsis)
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A more than welcome spectacle, which greatly enhanced my summer of 2010 with its honesty, straightforwardness, and surprising consistency, when I consumed it in larger doses than usual as a necessary pick-me-up. And yet it is precisely this inability to change the spirit of the narrative that prevents me from giving That '70s Show the highest rating even though I will remember Hyde's social hardness, Eric's emotional hardness, and Kelso's hardness regarding everything with a very big grin. The positive atmosphere far surpasses any sourness from the cast changes in the final season and everything related to it.
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If it weren't for the seventh and eighth seasons, where you can see how some of the actors didn't want to act anymore, or left completely, and if Eric and Donna's relationship didn't develop so badly at the beginning of the seventh season, I would give it a better rating. However, it turned out that the filmmakers couldn’t see this long and funny series to the end. Which is a shame. The characters are great and I loved experiencing their stories with them.
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