FM

FM is a 1978 comedy-drama film starring Michael Brandon that follows the inner workings of a top-rated Los Angeles radio station in the midst of corporate takeovers and DJ conflicts. As the team strives to maintain the station's authenticity and integrity, they face challenges that put their passion for music and freedom of expression to the test. With a fast-paced narrative and a soundtrack that captures the essence of the '70s music scene, FM explores the power of radio in shaping cultural movements and individual identities amid a changing media landscape.

FM received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the film for its energetic performances and engaging soundtrack, others found its plot to be lacking depth and originality. A review from Rotten Tomatoes criticized FM for being 'unremarkable' and lacking a strong narrative, giving it a low 20% rating. On the contrary, IMDb users have rated the film with a slightly more favorable 6.3/10, highlighting its nostalgic appeal and charismatic cast. Despite its flaws, FM manages to capture the spirit of an era defined by music and rebellion, making it a memorable watch for fans of '70s culture.