This documentary could not have predicted the teabagger mobs that are currently appearing at town hall meetings and heckling the speakers, but it did show a clip of Ronald Reagan getting heckled to the point that he said, "Oh, shut up!" Of course, Barbra Streisand was a little tougher saying, "Shut the f*ck up!" Comedians, actors, directors, sports stars, anyone who entertains is subject to heckling. This film shows many of them responding to heckling that they have experienced, and there are also some actual clips where comedians, like Reagan, get heckled.
Bill Maher actual got up and threw a heckler out of the studio himself.
The film abruptly turned from heckling to critics, as if they are one and the same. I really didn't like that, but hung in there to see Nicole Mandich's breasts - totally unexpected.
The funnest part was seeing Uwe Boll pummel several critics in the boxing ring.
It was an interesting look at what artists have to suffer for their art.
Bill Maher actual got up and threw a heckler out of the studio himself.
The film abruptly turned from heckling to critics, as if they are one and the same. I really didn't like that, but hung in there to see Nicole Mandich's breasts - totally unexpected.
The funnest part was seeing Uwe Boll pummel several critics in the boxing ring.
It was an interesting look at what artists have to suffer for their art.