That '70s Show - Season 8 Review

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(More customer reviews)Yeah I said it. Season 8 sucked. It wasn't a really season at all. It was just something the writers scrapped together to get by and it wasn't good at all. First of all Randy? What the heck? What was the point of him except to be a hole filler for Eric. And he didn't even do a good job. He was horrible and just a big slut. Donna deserved something better. Okay second of all Jackie and Fez? Okay yes go through the whole entire series and you can see some scenes where you wonder if they'll end up together but to actually have it happen? It was horrible. I mean yes the things they did to each other before they got together to get back at each other was hilarious I'll give the writers that much but the rest of it after they actually got there....I couldn't watch it. It wasn't right. But the worst thing of all...the stripper. Okay why did Hyde have to go marry the stripper? I mean i loved Jackie and Hyde together and personally i think they were just as perfect for each other as Donna and Eric. But to have him go off and marry a stripper just wasn't right. They were making him too much like Bud when they'd already worked so hard to prove that he wasn't anything like him. So it was just a let down to see that all just disappear. That all the hard work Hyde put into proving he was a good man went poof the second that blonde bimbo walked in the room. I don't know maybe someone else has a different opinion of this and hates what I'm saying but i think this season could have been so much better. Lets hope that in the future there's like a reunion special and they rectify what they have done and make their loyal fans happy. Let's just hope.

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That 70's Show Season 8 (Final Season) includes all 25 episodes from Season 8 plus special features on disc 4.

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That '70s Show - Season One (1998) Review

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(More customer reviews)I really enjoy this series. The entire cast is excellent and complements each other. This is one of the few series I look forward to, both new and reruns.
This first release of That 70s show on DVD contains all of the episodes of its first season. All 25 episodes are contained on 4 disks. It is full frame and list at 575 minutes.
Episodes:
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1) That `70s Pilot - Red gives Eric the keys to the Vista Cruiser and tells him he can go anywhere but out of town but of course they go out of town.
2) Eric's Birthday - The last think Eric wants on his birthday is a party but he gets one anyway.
3) Streaking - President Ford comes to town and the boys decide to streak. Red is selected to ask the President a question.
4) Battle of the Sexists - Eric feels less that a man when he loses a game of basketball to Donna.
5) Eric's Burger Job - Eric gets a job at Fatso burger.
6) The Keg - Eric and Donna skip a day of school and find Hyde and Fes in the back seat of the car. While driving down the road they find a keg of beer.
7) That Disco Episode - Kitty teaches Hyde how to dance.
8) Drive In - Eric and Donna go to the drive-in.
9) Thanksgiving - Laurie comes home for Thanksgiving.
10) Sunday, Bloody Sunday - Red's mother comes for a Sunday visit and drives everyone crazy, except for Fes.
11) Eric's Buddy - Eric has a new friend and Kelso and Hyde can't stand it.
12) The Best Christmas Ever - Red give Eric $40 to get a tree but he keeps the money and cuts down a tree from beside the road.
13) Ski Trip - The gang goes to Jackie's cabin for the weekend. Kelso is uninvited when Jackie finds out he was fooling around with Pam Macy. Kelso show up anyway.
14) Stolen Car - Eric scratches the car and Red takes away the keys. Kelso get a car from his cousin and they get arrested for having a stolen car.
15) That Wrestling Show - Kitty "forces" Eric and Red to become friends. So the gang, Red and Bob go to a wrestling show.
16) First Date - Eric and Donna have their first date. Donna gets drunk and Hyde show up and tells Donna how he feels about her.
17) The Pill - Jackie thinks she may be pregnant.
18) Career Day - The gang spends career day with their parents.
19) Prom Night - Eric gets a motel room for him and Donna but nothing happens. Hyde takes Jackie because Kelso is out with Pam Macy.
20) A New Hope - The boys go to see Star Wars. Kelso is so impressed that he even says no to sex with Jackie just to see it again.
21) Water Tower - The boy's paint a giant pot leaf on the water tower and Kelso falls off. After coming home Eric runs upstairs to get his mother, to look at Kelso arm, and finds his parents having sex.
22) Punk Chick - Hyde meets a girl and tries to convince him to go to New York.
23) Grandma's Dead - Eric is driving his grandmother home and she dies. We also get to meet Red's brother.
24) Hyde Moves In - Hyde moves in with the Foreman's.
25) The Good Son - Now that Hyde has moved in he has become the preferred son and Red's war buddy (Mitch Pileggi from the X-Files) returns and he turns out to be a swinger.
Addition special features include:
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Hello Wisconsin!
Season Featurette
That `70s Trivia Show
Promo-Palozza!

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Crank up the 8-track and flash back to the "me" decade…That ‘70s Show is now shaking its groove thing on DVD! Set in the era of Led Zeppelin, Tab cola and Farrah Fawcett posters, this hilarious sitcom starring Ashton Kutcher recently celebrated its 100th episode and continues to delight fans with its nostalgic references and funny, slice-of-life storylines about growing up in the ‘70s.

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Personal Effects (2009) Review

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(More customer reviews)This plays more like an indie flick, and you wouldn't think so with a cast like Michelle Pfeiffer, Ashton Kutcher and Kathy Bates, but in order for this picture to be evaluated properly it needs to be understood that this isn't a fast paced Blockbuster movie, but rather a moody, slow character piece with an unraveling beautiful love story in the subtext. Ashton Kutcher plays a young man whose sister was brutally raped and murdered. He's a silent, but tough guy who has trouble with communicating what's really going on underneath. He's a man's man. He does an impeccable job at conveying what he's thinking just by watching his face and his eyes. I've never seen him do more honest acting work than in this film. Michelle Pfeiffer is a true gem in this, not just a stunning beauty, but she brings a great spirit to the screen and with her character, showing raw emotion to charismatic and charming humor. She plays a woman whose husband was killed by a friend with a gun. Ashton and Michelle's characters have that first common understanding between each other when they meet at a group therapy session for those that lost someone close to them. They slowly begin to develop a friendship that later grows more intimate, clinging onto one another in an underlying way to connect with someone they can relate to. Michelle's character has a deaf son who holds a lot of bottled up anger and rage over his father's death, but is befriended and helped by Ashton's character taking him out of pain and into new heights. Ashton has his Mother played brilliantly in a small, but significant supporting role by Kathy Bates who is raising her daughter's daughter. The love story aspect between the two leads is very real, honest and sexy, poignantly done. This is a sleeper, a slow methodical and feel good piece on loss, love, friendship and family. I don't consider my five star giving for this overly generous, it's five stars for the kind of movie that it is, for this kind of genre, a unique film about the human condition.
There's a scene between Michelle Pfeiffer and Ashton Kutcher that is so erotically charged, practically everything, but taking off their clothes that I'm surprised they didn't give this an NC-17 just for that. The three leads show some absolutely incredible dramatic realism. Kathy Bates should've got some kind of award acknowledge for this one, but if only someone could've put it out there and market it.

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Walter (Ashton Kutcher) is a rising star in the NCAA wrestling world until his life is ripped apart by the brutal murder of his sister.Returning home to console his mother Gloria (Kathy Bates) he seeks vengeance on the man who is accused of the crime.A chance meeting with a beautiful mature woman (Michelle Pfeiffer) gives him solace to the situation.Personal Effects is a heartbreaking and ultimately uplifting romance that is a testament to the power of love.

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MTV Punk'd - The Complete First Season (2003) Review

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(More customer reviews)Very funny show- The set contains 2 disks,
Overview of the Episodes-
Disc 1
Episode 101-
My assistant- In this episode Frankie Muniz ''Malcolm in the Middle'' is led to believe his car is stolen by the valet. He freaks out and starts negotiating with the perp to bring the 200,000 dollar car back.
Repossessed- Justin Timberlake is duped into thinking his home has been repossessed for back taxes. Hes on the brink of tears by the time Ashton comes to reveal its just a gag.
VH1 big in 2002 awards- Kid Ryan Pinkerston asks rude questions to celebrities on the red carpet. This episode has Kid Rock, Pamela Anderson, Ray Liotta, Christina Aguilera and many more. Includes deleted scenes with appearances by Creed, Rob Lowe, Jessica Alba and more.
Episode 102- Shopping Spree- Eliza Dushku thinks she is being framed for shoplifting.
Crib Crashers- Mandy Moore is misled when she believes that she caused a persons home to be destroyed.
He got game- A guy believes he is going up against Oscar De La Hoya in the boxing ring.
Episode 103- Naked Shopper- Jessica Alba is tormented by a naked shopper.
Wilmers Car- Thinking that the SUV belongs to Ashton, a jealous boyfriend in a love triangle fued destroys Wilmer Valderrama's SUV.
Housesitter- Tom Arnold drops off his brat kid with Ashtons newly hired assistant.
Episode 104- Diesal Red Carpet- Ryan Pinkston asks rude questions to celebrities on the red carpet.
Wag the Dog- Kelly Osbourne is given advice on how to improve her image. Also featuring Sharon Osbourne and Justin Timeberlake.
Locksmith Larceny- Three locksmiths are conned into thinking that they are being framed for burglary when they unlock a store.
Episode 105- Metal detector part 1- Celebrities are treated rudely by MTV security.
Craps game- Seth Green is set up for blame when their craps game is raided by the authorities.
Tattoo you-a guy is tormented when the tattoo artist hits on his girlfriend.
Disc 2
Episode 106-
Watch my kid- Charges are threatened on unsuspecting Jessica Biel when she agrees to watch a fans kid.
RV park- Jessica Simpsons long lost relatives show up on her doorstep asking for money. Featuring Nick Lachey, Jessica Simpson, Ryan Pinkston and Ashton Kutcher.
No keys for you- two customers are treated badly by valets when they come to pick up their cars.
Episode 107-
Metal Detector part 2- Jason wee man Acuna from Jackass and Jack Osbourne are given a hard time by MTV security.
Pinching Pink- Pink thinks she is being framed by her boyfriend Carey Hart.
Drinking Games-Stephen Dorff from Blade is set up to get stuck with an 8,000 bar tab. Also feat Jessica Biel.

Episode 108-
Hit and Run- Rosario Dawson is taken for a ride when she is duped into thinking her limo hit a pedestrian.
Britney Spears- Spears and Ashton turn the tables on the Punk'd crew.
NFL Challenge- The Punk'd Crew is rude to NFL players during a golf tournament. Feat Jermaine Bettis, Jeff Garcia, Rod Smith, Dax Shephard and Jason Goldberg.
Special Features- Never before seen Puk'd segment with Ryan Pinkston in the ''Young Executive''.
Never before seen Punk'd segment with Al Shearer in ''Blind Tattoo''.
Follow the helicopter to view deleted scenes.
Overall , very funny TV. Enjoy.

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MTV's number one show debuts on DVD in a hilarious version the couldn't be shown on television. See what really happens when Asthon Kutcher plays outrageous pranks on unwitting stars including Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Kelly Osborne, Pink, Mandy Moore, Eliza Dushku, Oscar De La Hoya, Jessica Alba, Seth Green, and more. The 2-disc set hosted by Asthon Kutcher includes all 8 shows from the first season including exclusive scenes that did not air on MTV. Never-before-seen special features include 2 never aired segments, deleted scenes, multi-angle viewing option, plus an option to "punk" your friends.

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Spread (2009) Review

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(More customer reviews)"Spread" is basically a grifter movie with Ashton Kutcher playing (rather credibly I might add) Nikki, an over-confident hustler who lacks both a home and a car, and thus resorts to preying on older, successful (yet attractive) women. One of these is Anne Heche, who plays a successful attorney, Samantha, and finding Nikki's brash overtures rather charming, takes him home to her posh pad in the Hollywood Hills. Both Samantha and Nikki have hot sex all over Sam's luxurious property, and the sex scenes are pretty explicit and creative. Nikki should be happy in this arrangement, yet the viewer senses Nikki's restlessness. Instead of cementing the 'deal', Nikki inexplicably resorts to reckless acts, like having sex with another woman in Sam's bed whilst he thinks she's out of town...well, the Nikki-Samantha coupling continues, even as Nikki finds himself increasingly attracted to a waitress, Heather (Margarita Levieva) who is also hustling for money and stuff.
This is where the movie sort of veers off tangent and weakens - I found Anne Heche to be an interesting character. She is outwardly confident and controlling in the relationship with Nikki, but then she reveals her own set of insecurities by some of her actions. Unfortunately, when Heather comes into the picture, Heche's Samantha recedes into the background. The Nikki-Heather relationship doesn't altogether add up - Heather reveals certain character deficits which makes one wonder why Nikki is so smitten with her (empathy perhaps?). There are other facets of their relationship that is presented as is with no credible explanation. Ultimately, it's this lack on character development and in-depth exploration that lets this movie down, though it still makes for an interesting and engaging viewing experience.

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Fresh, funny and racy, Spread is a look at the trials and tribulations of sleeping your way to a life of privilege in Los Angeles.Nikki (Ashton Kutcher) is a fun-loving, freeloading hipster who understands his greatestassets are his looks and sexual prowess. His latest conquest, Samantha (Anne Heche), a stunning middle-aged lawyer, gives Nikki more than he’s ever had before. But when Heather (Margarita Levieva), a gorgeous waitress playing the same game, catches his eye, their lifestyles force a choice between love and money.Nikki has to decide whether he can live on his own once and for all in the hopes of finding something real.

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Just Married (2003) Review

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(More customer reviews)I found this movie to have two distinct halves. I somehow did not find it funny when Ashton Kutcher pushed Brittany Murphy near the beginning of the film. Getting liquid all over her front was supposed to be slapstick, but I thought it was cruel and mean, even if they weren't getting along. Because of this beginning, I found it difficult to get into the movie initially.
Our story is an old one. Poor boy meets rich girl. The two fall in love. The families object. The two persist, and get married, and it turns out badly until the end of the movie; sort of like "Romeo and Juliet", only nobody dies, and it's funnier.
However, I didn't get my first laugh until about 22 minutes into the movie. I had to wait until about halfway through the movie before it started to get really funny. The movie was supposed to be funny before that, but the humor was flat. For example, Ashton Kutcher is plugging a sex toy into an electrical outlet. Of course the toy has a plug for 110 volts, and the European hotel they are in has 220 volts, the European standard. Ashton somehow believes he can get the plug in. His rather more experienced wife stands by while he jams the plug in and predictably causes all sorts of havoc.
Later the couple plows into a snow bank. Ashton throws a snow ball at a passing car that doesn't stop to help them. The old lady driving the car backs up and, again predictably, pushes their car over the edge while giving the two of them an obscene gesture (that part wasn't predictable).
While I found the first half of the movie predictable and funny only in places, the second half of the film picked up substantially. I finally identified with the characters, the movie became funny, and I thought the ending was touching.
This movie does one thing really well. Most movies about weddings and honeymoons try to paint a picture of how perfect everything is. This movie shows a honeymoon disaster. Further, it shows how two people who truly are in love with each other can find how truly difficult life can be when things go wrong.
If you like light romantic comedy, this movie may be for you. You may find more humor in the first half than I did. If so, the second half will be an absolute riot. The ending touched me. Worthy of watching at least once.

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Ashton Kutcher (Dude, Where's My Car?, TV's That '70's Show) and Britney Murphy (8 Mile, Don't Say A Word) take the cake in this outrageous hit comedy that proves love and laughter are the perfect match. Sarah (Murphy) is a happy-go-lucky rich girl whose

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Guess Who (2005) Review

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(More customer reviews)I haven't seen a movie like this for years. It is full of comedy and you will keep laughing if you have a good sense of humor with open mind. The reason that many people here have given negative points is because it deals with the subject which makes many people uncomfortable, but as I said that if you watch this movie with open mind, you will definitely love it. The story is about a black girl (Zoe Saldana) who is in love with a white boy (Ashton Kutcher) and wants to announce their engagement on her parent's 25th marriage anniversary. Her dad (Bernie Mac) won't approve the white guy, not because he is a racist, but also uncomfortable about his daughter's relation with him. The movie is all fun, can be watched with family and as said before will keep everyone laughing.
Bernie Mac's character as Percy Jones is awesome, and he the one character you will keep watching the movie for. Ashton Kutcher, is all right and improvement in his acting is evident. Other actors are ok. Overall, this movie should not be missed, and please...don't take the jokes in the movie seriously.

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When Theresa (Zoe Saldana) brings fiance Simon Green (Ashton Kutcher) home for her parents' 25th wedding anniversary, she's neglected to mention one tiny detail - he's white. Determined to break his daughter's engagement, Percy Jones (Bernie Mac) does everything he can to make Simon feel "apart" of the family, from running his credit report to locking him in the basement at night. But when Percy gleefully exposes Simon's most embarrassing secret, it leads to an outrageous series of comic complications that only goes to prove that with a dad like Percy Jones, father doesn't always know best.

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The Guardian (2006) Review

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(More customer reviews)There are many dangers for being a member of the Coast Guard. Taken to the icy waters of the Bering Strait off the coast of Kodiak, Alaska, the possibilities of danger with choppy waves, hypothermia, and broken vessels or rocky caves rise exponentially. Dreadful decisions meet the rescuer at every opportunity to save lives: Who can and should be saved? Who cannot be? As in any lifesaving seminar, the rescuer must stay alive to be able to save others. Hazardous conditions and low pay are part and parcel of the harrowing life of heroes. These factors set up the premise of a promising movie.
'The Guardian' shows us these possibilities with Ben Randall (Kevin Costner), a maverick, but aging senior chief who is still on top of his form. At the beginning we find him challenged by a rescue that runs out the clock and leaves his colleagues in harm's way. The descending rescue 'copter runs into a wave that sends it reeling into the sea where it explodes. The trajectory of the debacle sends Randall's best friend out at sea, but even his best efforts can't save him. Randall recovers, but he remains haunted by the memory of this recent disaster that left him impotent to save the others. His superior reassigns him to train recruits. He resists, but his senior officer is wise enough to know that trauma leaves even the best rescuers tentative until time can heal the inner wounds.
At the training academy, Randall becomes the best asset, throwing away the text book and always throwing his recruits into the thick of training with some grueling situations. Here he comes upon a smug, but promising Ivy League recruit, Jake Fischer (Ashton Kutcher), properly nicknamed "Goldfish" for his smimming prowess and silver spoon sensibilities. The friction between instructor and recruit is not all that different than movies we've seen before, especially 'An Officer and a Gentleman,' but the bond they develop is both strong and very different. They discover they have much in common, including an aptitude to break swimming records and a past that haunts each protagonist in a similar fashion. Tough Randall has some strong words that quickly silence even the most brazen of his potential crew, especially the cocky Fischer. A series of mishaps and Randall's constant browbeating do peel the layers off Fischer's self-centered shell, and we finally see both men's vulnerability. The relationship is the focal point of the movie, for Fischer brings vitality and enthusiasm, but he needs Randall's sage and seasoned experience. The rest of the movie finds them friends, but both have their mettle tested in a series of events that show them as the best they can be... Both, too, are in need of healing and forgiveness, while they try to forge a final bond with the women they love.
As with most adventure movies nowadays, there are able panoramic sea scenes, some of which are reminiscent of 'The Perfect Storm'. The story and the way it weaves through danger, relationships, and training has an emotional undertow that isn't entirely different than 'The Horse Whisperer'. And, though many comparisons can be made to other movies, the sum of 'The Guardian's parts is assembled in a unique way. Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher keep the drama afloat with focused performances that create memorable characters. Particularly, Kutcher delivers a genuine performance as a cocky recruit who has great pain and insecurity bubbling below the surface. The dialogue is above most adventure movies with some particularly poignant lines for Costner. 'The Guardian' delivers heroism and inspiration in a film that nearly steered a course into a wreck of sentimentality awash with cliches and stereotypes.

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Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher star in THE GUARDIAN, the powerful, action-packed drama that takes you inside the never-before-seen world of the elite Coast Guard Rescue Swimmers. Reeling with grief in the wake of a mission gone tragically wrong, legendary Rescue Swimmer Ben Randall (Costner) is given a mission he doesn’t want — training raw recruits. Once there, he knocks heads with cocky Jake Fischer (Kutcher), a swimming champ driven by a painful secret, who’s more interested in breaking Ben’s records than saving lives. But Ben also sees Jake has what it takes to be the best of the best. Filled with spectacular rescues in the lethal waters of the Bering Sea, THE GUARDIAN is a riveting and compelling story that dives straight into the heart and soul of real heroes, the unsung guardians of the sea.

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A Lot Like Love (Widescreen Edition) (2005) Review

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(More customer reviews)I have never been a big fan of Ashton Kutcher's since most of his role consist of him being the annoying bumbling fool such as his role in FOX's 'That '70s Show' and films such as 'Dude Where's My Car' and 'Just Married'. The only film of his that I liked was his performance in 'The Butterfly Effect'. So when this film was first announced I never gave it a second thought until I saw the trailer. The trailer looked good and even though Kutcher was in it, it also starred the beautiful and talented Amanda Peet who I have loved since her role on the short lived WB series 'Jack & Jill'. I finally saw this film on DVD and I was pleasantly surprised at how good this film was. Not only did Amanda Peet give an excellent performance but Ashton Hutcher also did a good job as well. Even though it was a comedy there are other aspects to the film including romance and hints of drama. It is a wonderful film that I believe both men and women alike will find very entertaining and romantic. Over the coming years I see this film becoming a very popular date film.

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In the spirit of WHEN HARRY MET SALLY comes A LOT LIKE LOVE, the romantic comedy about destiny and the possibilities of a chance encounter evolving into a close encounter of the happily-ever-after kind. Ashton Kutcher (GUESS WHO) and Amanda Peet (SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE) set off sparks as opposites who attract and have a one-flight stand from LA to New York. When the trip's over, they are too -- and both move on but can't really let go. As they search for love that doesn't end in disaster, they keep finding each other. And while the chemistry that first brought them together keeps generating heat, the timing is always wrong. This funny and disarming story of modern romance will have you falling in love over and over again.

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Open Season (Widescreen Special Edition) (2006) Review

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(More customer reviews)"Open Season" is the coming-of-age story of a very unlikely friendship. Boog (Voice by Martin Lawrence), the Bear, has lived a very sheltered life in the garage of Beth, the game ranger who rescued him. Elliott (voice by Ashton Kutcher), the mule deer, has had a very bad day. He's just gotten expelled from his pack by the Alpha Buck, gotten hit by a truck, lost an antler and ended up strapped to the hood of an insane hunter's truck.
When Boog saves Elliott's life, Elliott comes to join him in his garage haven--and they end up on a night on the town that gets Boog sent to the wilderness earlier than his game-ranger Mom would have preferred--and sadly, at the beginning of "Open Season."
To stay safe, the two must band together--and along the way, they learn a lot about friendship and teamwork. This is a great lesson film for kids as well as having some wonderful moments for adults, too.
Plus, the making of videos are fascinating. Viewers have the chance to learn about how animation is drawn and how the directors help bring the voices to life.

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In Open Season, the odd are about to get even. Boog (Martin Lawrence), a domesticated grizzly bear with no survival skills, has his perfect world turned upside down when he meets Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) a scrawny, fast-talking mule deer. When Elliot convinces Boog to leave his cushy home in a park ranger's garage to try a taste of the great outdoors, things quickly spiral out of control. Relocated to the forest with open season only three days away, Boog and Elliot must acclimate in a hurry. They must join forces to unite the woodland creatures and take the forest back.

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That '70s Show: The Complete Series Review

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(More customer reviews)I was a slightly-more-than-casual fan of the show during its' initial run, but I phased out when the media decided to focus more on the antics of the celebrity cast members than the show itself (I call it the "Friends Syndrome).
Amazon sold this collection for under $100 as a Gold Box Deal recently and it was too cheap to resist. After receiving the series and taking a good look at the packaging, I am glad I made the impulse purchase.
The box set itself is designed to look like a 45RPM Singles Box, complete with metal buckles on the sides to keep it "locked" and a plastic strap on top. The box is cardboard but the sides are printed with nostalgic-looking textured paper, complete with cheezy "sticker art" highlights. The front of the box has a plastic window that exposes the first season's promotional cover. All in all it feels solid and durable and MUCH higher-quality than I expected it to be in when I bought it.
Opening the box: each season has been sectioned off in individual boxes with promotional art on them. Each disc inside the box in in a paper sleeve that emulates the sleeves that you would keep your 45's in. Very well-done.
In addition to all 8 seasons, the box set also comes with a miniature yearbook-style retrospective (complete with doodled-on 'paper' slipcover) that pretty much sums up the contents of the box and covers your main characters' timelines within the series. The feeling of 70's nostalgia fades when you go from page to page inside the book, but I am being picky, and if the weakest element of the box set is that the interior of the supplemental booklet feels more 80's than 70's, I am digging pretty deep.
Finally, for some reason the box set includes a copy of the final script for the final episode of the show. They even went as far as to bind the tiny teleplay with brass rivets. The box advertises that this item is "signed by the cast!" which SOUNDS neat, but if you are looking for an actual penned autograph you are obviously out of luck. I'm not sure why they chose to include the FINAL script of the series (I would think that the FIRST episode might have been more interesting to read) but once again... I am probably looking for something to whine about.
All in all, I look forward to watching the entire series in-order and filling in the cracks where I tuned out during the show's actual run. I had considered getting individual seasons of the show in the past, as I am an avid collector of TV-on-DVD, but I never got around to it. I am very pleased that I waited as the kitsch value of this complete box set is so high. If you have the means and even a passing appreciation for the show, I recommend it.

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Audio: English
Language: Dubbed: None / Subtitled: None
Theatrical Aspect Ratio: Full Screen: 1.33:1
Disc 1: Season 1 Disc 1
That 70s Show Pilot
Eric's Birthday
Streaking
Battle of the Sexists
Eric's Burger Job
The Keg
That Disco Episode
Disc 2: Season 1 Disc 2
Drive In
Thanksgiving
Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Eric's Buddy
The Best Christmas Ever
Ski Trip
Disc 3: Season 1 Disc 3
Stolen Car
That Wrestling Show
First Date
The Pill
Career Day
Prom Night
Disc 4: Season 1 Disc 4
A New Hope
Water Tower
Punk Chick
Grandma's Dead
Hyde Moves In
The Good Son
Disc 5: Season 2 Disc 1
Garage Sale
Red's Last Day
The Velvet Rope
Laurie and the Professor
Halloween
Vanstock
I Love Cake
Disc 6: Season 2 Disc 2
Sleepover
Eric Gets Suspended
Red's Birthday
Laurie Moves Out
Eric's Stash
Hunting
Red Gets A Job
Disc 7: Season 2 Disc 3
Burning Down The House
The First Time
Afterglow Kitty and Eric's Night Out
Parents Find Out
Kiss Of Death
Kelso's Serenade
Disc 8: Season 2 Disc 3
Jackie Moves On
Holy Crap!
Red Fired Up
Cat Fight Club
Moon Over Point Place
Disc 9: Season 3 Disc 1
ReeferMadness
Red Sees Red
Hyde's Father
Too Old ToTrick Or Treat, Too Young To Die
Roller Disco
Eric's Panties
Disc 10: Season 3 Disc 2
Jackie Bags Hyde
Hyde's Christmas Rager
Ice Shack
Who Wants It More
Fez Gets The Girl
Disc 11: Season 3 Disc 3
Radio Daze
Donna's Panties
Romantic Weekend
Kitty's Birthday (That's Today?!)
The Trials Of M. Kelso
Eric's Naughty No-No
Holy Craps
Disc 12: Season 3 Disc 4
Fez Dates Donna
Eric's Drunken Tattoo
Canadian Road Trip
Backstage Pass
The Promise Ring
Disc 13: Season 4 Disc 1
It's A Wonderful Life
Eric's Depression
Pinciotti Vs. Forman
Hyde Gets The Girl
Bye-Bye Basement
The Relapse
Uncomfortable Ball Stuff
Disc 14: Season 4 Disc 2
Donna's Story
The Forgotten Son
Red & Stacey
Third Wheel
An Eric Forman Christmas
Jackie Says Cheese
Eric's Hot Cousin
Disc 15: Season 4 Disc 3
Tornado Prom
Donna Dates A Kelso
Kelso's Career
Leo Loves Kitty
Jackie's Cheese Squeeze
Class Picture
Prank Day
Disc 16: Season 4 Disc 4
Eric's Corvette Caper
Hyde's Birthday
That 70's Musical
Eric's False Alarm
Everybody Loves Kasey
Love Wisconsin Style
Disc 17: Season 5 Disc 1
Going To California
I Can't Quit On You Baby
What Is And What Never Should Be
Heartbreaker
Ramble On
Over The Hills And Far Away
Hot Dog
Disc 18: Season 5 Disc 2
Thank You
Black Dog
The Crunge
The Girl I Love
Misty Mountain Hop
Your Time Is Gonna Come
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
Disc 19: Season 5 Disc 3
When The Levee Breaks
Whole Lotta Love
The Battle Of Evermore
Hey, Hey What Can I Do
Bring It On Home
No Quarter
Trampled Under Foot
Disc 20: Season 5 Disc 4
You Shook Me
Nobody's Fault But Mine
Immigrant Song
Celebration Day
Disc 21: Season 6 Disc 1
The Kids Are Alright
Join Together
Magic Bus
The Acid Queen
I'm Free
We're Not Gonna Take It
Christmas
Disc 22: Season 6 Disc 2
I'm a Boy
Young Man Blues
A Legal Matter
I Can See for Miles
Sally Simpson
Won't Get Fooled Again
Baby Don't You Do It
Disc 23: Season 6 Disc 3
Who Are You
Man with Money
Happy Jack
Do You Think It's Alright?
Substitute
Squeeze Box
Disc 24: Season 6 Disc 4
Sparks
My Wife
Going Mobile
The Seeker
Disc 25: Season 7 Disc 1
Time Is On My Side
Let's Spend The Night Together
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Beast Of Burden
It's Only Rock And Roll
Rip This Joint
Mother's Little Helper
Disc 26: Season 7 Disc 2
Angie
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Surprise, Surprise
Winter
Don't Lie To Me
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Street Fighting Man
Disc 27: Season 7 Disc 3
It's All Over Now
On With The Show
Down The Road Apiece
Oh, Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin')
Who's Been Sleeping Here?
Gimme Shelter
Disc 28: Season 7 Disc 4
2000 Light Years From Home
Take It Or Leave It
Short And Curlies
Til The Next Goodbye
Disc 29: Season 8 Disc 1
Bohemian Rhapsody
Somebody to Love
You're My Best Friend
Misfire
Stone Cold Crazy
Long Away
Fun It
Disc 30: Season 8 Disc 2
Good Company
Who Needs You
Sweet Lady
Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy
Killer Queen
Spread Your Wings
Son and Daughter
Disc 31: Season 8 Disc 3
Keep Yourself Alive
My Fairy King
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
We Will Rock You
Sheer Heart Attack
Leaving Home Ain't Easy
Disc 32: Season 8 Disc 4
You Shook Me
Nobody’s Fault But Mine
Immigrant Song
Celebration Day

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Killers (2010) Review

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(More customer reviews)From my wife Sarah: An unsuspecting, nerdy and innocent but beautiful character played by Katherine Heigl and a government hit man played by Ashton Kutcher fall in love. Kutcher's character gives up the spy life to marry a woman he can trust, choosing a normal but blissful suburbian life. That is until Kutcher's handler tries to reactivate him three years later. Chaos insues in this fun and charming movie.
There are enough holes in the story to strain spagetti. If you try to think about it logically for even a moment you'll feel morally bound to hate this movie. Yet it was very entertaining. There was definitely some magic between Heigl and Kutcher, and though much of this movie was unbelievable, their relationship wasn't. Add to that some really good humor, action, a desperate situation, and the charisma, magnetism and attractiveness of the stars, and you've got a fun comedy/love story.
Catherine O'Hara can pretty much do no wrong in my book, and she was hilarious as Heigl's lush of a mom. Tom Selleck was great as her dad.
We were entertained all the way through, and found watching this movie to be a great way to relax and pass some time. I would certainly recommend this movie if that's something you're looking for.

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He’s tall, dark and handsome with a hint of mystery. What more does Jen (Katherine Heigl) need to know about Spencer (Ashton Kutcher), the man who’s just swept her off her feet down in the French Riviera? Well, maybe that he’s a professional spy whose special talent is assassination. But no matter, neither bullets nor bombs nor bad guys with big guns can keep these two from living happily ever after – if they can get through the day alive – in the outrageous romantic hit comedy that will slay you.

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