Perry Kate Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Abbigail Bush what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Kaydan Christian A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

mariasangria This show is pretty funny, and does have its share of good and enjoyable episodes, but I just feel that in the show, Mr. Roper is such a jerk, and so mean to gay people that it just bothers me whenever he's onscreen. Also, in the later seasons, Jack lies all the time to his best friends, and Chrissy, Jack and Janet show a friendship where they're good friends, and yet they can't man up enough to tell their friends the cold hard truth and what's what sometimes. That's why this show sometimes bothers me, and that is also why I give it 6 out of 10. Good, not Great.

frank_lea There will never be another show quite like Three's Company. There are very few shows that are laugh out loud funny, but Three's Company is one of them. The entire cast was great, even through the changes over the years. John was superb in his role and was clearly the engine that made the show run. The Ropers were hilarious and you'd think they'd be a tough act to follow but Mr. Furley was just as funny and the show didn't miss a beat. Suzanne was great as the dumb blonde, it's unfortunate that her selfishness got her canned from the show. I thought Cindy got a bad rap, she was funny and did some great physical comedy with Jack. Unfortunately, the writers never really developed her character. Terri was great, too. Although she seemed to alternate from smart to dumb, depending on the episode which seemed kind of odd. The Janet character was very underrated and was instrumental in the success of the show. You can't forget Larry, either. He was great as the sleazy used car salesman and swinging bachelor; a great foil for Jack. An awesome cast all the way around that had great chemistry on the set. I've heard some of the knocks that the show was silly, unsophisticated, used cheap sex jokes, and always had the same premise - some sort of comedic misunderstanding. All this is true but so what. The show was funny, very funny, and in the end, isn't that what being a great comedy is all about? I believe the reruns will still be on 100 years from now. This show stands the test of time and will be beloved in any era. They broke the mold when they made this show. Greatest comedy ever. Period.

Goodday-3 Three's Company never showed any real imagination in it's writing. It was nothing more than one two bit easy shot sexual innuendo after another. Had the girls not been so pretty I am more than a little sure the whole thing would have crashed & burned after the first or second season. THAT was what sustained the show.....Lonely people with no company at home wishfully imagining a ("Not so funny"... But very NON Lonely) situation of TV make believe with sub-standard hack sexual comic writing. The recorded laugh track was... I will admit was used well and often. It is sad that there are that many painfully lonely Elleneror and Eddie Rigbies out there painfully using their TV's as a substitute for real people company and instead opt for Three's Company! ..... Louie Orduna

BigWhiskers I agree on some comments about Suzanne Sommers really messing it up. I really liked Chrissy and her antics although it was weird as sometimes they made her smarter and other times a complete idiot. Still she had the comedic talent and body language. A shame she and her agent/husband wanted to put themselves above the other 2 actors on the show and asked for an outrageous amount of money. Well, otherwise, I loved the show until the Ropers left-after that it was merely OK, I disliked Don Knotts as Furley(his flamboyant ,im the man comedy stunk) ,I hated Jenilee Harrison as Cindy(her stupid klutz act grated on me) and really hated Anne Wedgeworth as Lana(lord she was ugly and gross no wonder Jack ran from her). Priscilla Barnes I did like as she was funny and sexy- she wasn't a Chrissy but more like a blonde Janet. The show however was getting old as the actors were getting long in the tooth to continue the roommate act. The ending episodes though have to be the worst most rushed episodes in sitcom history -unbelievable and the wedding scene awful.Now My major peeve of the show- the gay angle and the homophobic anti-gay sentiment of the show.I got really tired of all the lame gay jokes and insults. We all knew that Jack wasn't gay from the start yet the writers always threw in the same tinkerbell - gay jokes that every gay guy was a flaming wuss or effeminate. Of course str8 people would howl at every joke - funny that a lot of so called str8 macho married men and str8 fem women were sleeping with the same sex in the 70's and still do today. By season 2 ,the gay thing should have been dropped , not once did jack get come on to by a man or go into a gay bar by mistake etc. it was always jack femming it up for the landlords or faking a phone call to ralph or doing some other stupid phony routine always feminine to cover up his str8ness. How many times did wee see Jack get caught by either Furley or Roper making out with girls only for it to be explained away as oh he was out of his head or she was really a guy(as in the episode where jack is caught by furley making out with a girl and jack tells him its really a guy in drag) i wanted to shoot the writers. then the episode where roper ends up in bed with jack and he thinks they messed around ,of course the way the writers had roper act was as if every gay guy would want him simply because hes a man. Jack compliments Roper in one episode when Mrs Roper and he aren't getting along -Mrs Roper laughs when Mr Roper tells her that other women find him attractive.Later in the bar after Roper tells Jack about what she said,Jack says to Roper "Your attractive" and he replies "Sure you'd think so but I'm talking about regular women. The gay stuff was just so overdone on the show and even on the last episode when Jack tells Furley that he is moving in with a girl ,his explanation to Furley is "All that hanging around with a macho guy like you rubbed off". Oh please what b/s and then Furley is hesitant to hug him goodbye ,he eventually does and says"What the hell your cured" and "I straightened him out ya know". Those last two lines by Furley are the most offensive things regarding being gay that I've ever heard on television. It basically says that being gay is an illness or disease and can be cured and that if you hang around girls/force yourself to date and have sex with them it will make you str8. Such homophobic b/s even in 1984. you might as well applaud every stupid church for the family brainwashing out there.