SunnyHello Nice effects though.

Aedonerre I gave this film a 9 out of 10, because it was exactly what I expected it to be.

Keira Brennan The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Dana Sibilsky I would watch this almost religiously when it was aired. The theme song has a catchy jingle to it. The cast will quickly begin to feel like family to you except the blonde girl who is often exchanged for another room mate through the years of the show's time on TV. Doing a role like this takes so much practice and agility so you will come to find that Jack Tripper (played by John Ritter, RIP) is perfect for the role that will leave you laughing oftentimes uncontrollably.Is it good for children? I'd say so. You won't have to worry about language needing to be filtered or inappropriate scenes. Is it good for the family? I'd say absolutely.

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.

OllieSuave-007 This is one of those shows I grew up on, videotaping each episode as the show ran in syndication, and watching it again and again. I never grew out of the laughs. John Ritter as Jack, Joyce DeWitt as Janet and Suzanne Somers as Chrissy were hilarious, trying to find their way out of every misadventure that comes their way. One of my favorite episodes was when Ralph Furley (Don Knotts) threatens to kick Jack, Janet and Chrissy out of their apartment due to their overbearing noise. As a result, knowing that they will have to hit the streets anyway and thinking they were invited to stay on a luxurious apartment complex by a man Jack saved in a restaurant, the three purposely makes more noises by slamming pots and pans on the floor and dropping the telephone on the desk-hilarious. Norman Fell and Audra Lindley delivered good comprehension as the Ropers, displaying their "platonic" relationship. Furley delivers one wisecrack after the other.The show pretty much declined after the Suzanne Somer debacle. Her leaving the show really left a void in the comedy, but Jenilee Harrison and Priscilla Barnes did pretty good as Cindy Snow and Terri Alden, but not as charming as Somers.But, a very fun show to watch again and again. This is one of those shows that is just one silly misadventure (sometimes childish) after another, don't have to find a specific purpose to follow.So, come knock on their door and watch "Three's Company."Grade B+

disdressed12 before Friends,there was this little gem.Three's Company will have you crying in tears,just like Friends.however,unlike Friends,the humour is mostly slapstick and usually revolves around simple misunderstandings.The late great john Ritter,Who played Jack tripper, was master of the pratfall.as Lucille Ball once said(i'm paraphrasing)John would have been at home in the era of silent comedy.the man was, put simply,a genius.nobody had better comic timing.But equally great in their roles were:Joyce De Witt, who played Janet wood, one of Jack's 2 female roommates,and the more straight laced of the bunch.In the early years Suzanne Somers would play Jack's other roommate,Chrissy Snow,who was little more than a ditsy airhead,and a great foil for both Jack and Janet.Later on Jennilee Harrison(for a very brief time),would take over the role as Jack's second roommate,Cindy Snow,Chrissy's cousin.(who had inherited the same intellect)after Suzanne quit/was let go.And finally,Priscilla Barnes would fill the role for the remainder of the show's run as Terri Alden,a nurse.Terri could also be a bit dim at times Actually,they could all be a bit dim at times.i should mention that the apt had very strict same sex rules.you'll see why this is funny and how they get around it,in a bit.anyway,next we have Norman Fell as Mr Roper land lord and husband to Helen,who was sex starved/crazed and tried everything, usually unsuccessfully to get Mr Roper into bed.then there is Richard Kline who played Jacks'girl crazy friend Larry Dallas.Larry could be a letch at times,always trying to get Janet,Terri and the others to sleep with him.but deep down,he had a good heart.this is the 1st episode. now the same sex rule and how they get around it.Jack was out of the room,Mr.Roper had basically kicked him out.when Jack came back,to his surprise,Mr Roper had agreed to let him stay.later on Jack asks why he changed his mind.Janet's reply in short "i told him you were gay".so you can imagine how things could get funny,just based on that.Eventually,the Ropers leave and in walks Don Knotts as Ralph Furley.(R.F as he became affectionately known) as an aside Don was also a master of comedy,as evidenced by his actions and reactions to some of the situations that would unfold.Don sadly also died in Feb 2006.Anyway Ralph considers himself a ladies man.Of course,he'the only one who does.anyway,as the series progressed,Jack and the girls had to continue keeping Jack's secret from Ralph (by the way Jack wasn't really gay.in fact he loved women.)there you have a synopsis of the series.There are obviously things i left out,such as how Janet and Chrissy met Jack.but you get the gist.basically,Three's Company is one of the all time great sitcoms.if you haven't seen it,i urge you to look for it. 10/10.i must mention that the world lost 2 great talents in John Ritter and Don Knotts.