Seinfeld: Season Seven
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Movie Reviews of Seinfeld: Season Seven
Movie Review: Sensational season!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Yes, the Emmy winning season of Seinfeld was really one of the best, if not the best of them all. Depending on your taste, you'll either apprecciate or despise the real turn in the characters's behavior. Now, they really begin to seem the selfish, egotistical, shallow and manipulative guys they became known for. (to the point of Jerry stealing bread from an old woman, and Kramer leaving Newman alone in the middle of the night, going all the way to George's complete lack of sadness when his fiancee died).
As for the writing, the episodes are simply breathtaking. How could the writers manage to write so many interesting plots and sub-lots, making all them come together at the end? My personal favorite is "The Wink", along with "The Soup Nazi". In reality, almost all 24 episodes are fantastic, sheer entertainment.
Movie Review: Don't take it out on Castanza!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
When you boycott Seinfeld because of Richard's actions remember your also attempting to punish Costanza...and the rest of the cast!
I pre-ordered the Season 7 box set and I plan on enjoying it! Yes I was really disappointed in Michael Richards and think his remarks were unacceptable and unnecessary. I probably will periodically think about his "racist tirade" when I see him in these wonderful episodes but I won't boycott a WHOLE show because of one individuals remarks at a moment of rage. This happened many years after season 7 was filmed or even aired so I refuse to punish myself for Richard's recent ridiculously racist rant. Whoooah that's a lot of R's.
I just wish I could of been there when Larry David first heard about this and saw his reaction and Wanda Sykes for that matter!
Movie Review: The Last Great Season of Seinfeld
Summary: 5 Stars
Season 7 of Seinfeld was Executive Producer Larry David's last with the series and it shows in later seasons. Throughout the series' run, I always felt that Jerry Seinfeld was a comedic genius...that is until I saw Larry David's superb Curb Your Enthusiasm. Curb Your Enthusiasm - The Complete First Season It was then that I realized who was the real driving force behind Seinfeld. Season 7 of Seinfeld continued to deliver witty and unique storylines and characters that will forever be a part of pop culture. Be it the Soup Nazi, what it means to be sponge worthy or the season-spanning story arc of George's engagement and impending marriage, there was never another season of the show as complete as Season 7.Movie Review: By todays sitcom standards it should get 10 stars
Summary: 5 Stars
It is so much better than anything on tv right now. Since Arrested Development left, there are few sitcoms that are worth watching right now and none of them 1/10th as funny as even the worst Seinfeld episode. I cannot say enough of the absolute brilliance this show conveyed each episode. I got done watching The Gum episode and I never laughed so hard as when Jerry had to wear those THICK eyeglasses and wander around blind, all to fool Lloyd Braun. There are so many classic moments in this season and Im glad I finally bought this set. The extras are incredible, too, from the commentaries to the bloopers and the rest. It is without question the best comedy series ever and a must for anyone who loves to laugh.Movie Review: Best Season!!!!, each episodes are hilarious!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Fist, the soap natzi is one the most hilarious episodes of Seinfeld. But what even funnier it's that it was actually base on a real person. And that he was mad that they made a show about him. Seinfeld is by far the most clever Sitcom ever made. They got away with everything that is taboo. And their best show were among topics that many cable channels would have refused to air. However, NBC did it anyway and the show was a hit. I can only imagine if Dave Chappelle had the freedom that Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld had to run the show how good will he had been. Because his first two seasons the most selling ones on DVD. However for the 3rd season Comedy Central want it to run the show with their new writers.