I don't know about y'all, but if I want a picture show, then I'll either just go on Google Images or watch a Terrence Malick film, because pretty much all he does is show pretty pictures. In the '80s and '90s, they tacked on "The Movie", in the '70s, they tacked on "The Motion Picture", and before that, well, they didn't really tack on the common term for a film at the end of titles, and quite frankly, I'm glad, because the term "Picture Show" sounds cheesily outdated now, on its own, much less when it's crowbarred into a title. Yes, I tacked on "The Motion Picture, because in the '70s, they were tacking on "The Motion Picture" at the end of just about every title to an adaptation of something. What we have here is a coming-of-age '70s film that's nostalgically set in the '50s, so outside of the fact that this is anything but a sitcom, this is pretty much "Happy Days: The Motion Picture".
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