Reviews

Extremely disappointed. I really enjoyed all his previous specials and the times I've seen him live in the past.

If you think about it, there weren't many "jokes" in this special at all. He tells a few stories, none of which having much of a payoff. The story about his mom getting high, about his injury, about his kids.. all of them go nowhere and are pretty standard stories for stand-up with no surprises, no punchline.. nothing. He tries to make callbacks to previous bits throughout to show that he has some sort of grand flow, but instead it's just forced and unfunny. The "controversial" topic bits had no joke to them either (spoiler: his kid saw his dick, he makes a taboo statement, and that's it. No joke or purpose to the story). The audience laughter sounds to be mixed louder than it was in reality as well. His delivery is obviously established enough to keep the crowd engaged, but the actual content is boring as hell.

This was one of the worst standup specials I've seen in quite awhile. Maybe Tom is just content with life, creatively empty from doing so many podcasts, and doesn't have anything new or exciting to share. Sucks to have him on the front of Netflix with such a subpar release though.

The story starts off with a group of seemingly level-headed women conversing about the struggles of being a white person in the modern west but then they suddenly and unreasonably abandon their code of being "soft and quiet" and start harassing a couple of non-white women. One thing leads to another and they end up in a murderous predicament as they completely tune out the only sane person in the movie which happens to be a man.

I was expecting a movie centered around the white struggle which would have been interesting for the most part but was met with a movie about dumb women doing dumb things.

First, the accents. I mean, natives with perfect modern day American accents? At least try to sound native? I swear one of the natives almost said 'bruh' at one point. Next, I understand that pumping women/feminism is the big thing these days but there's no way a 100 lb woman can beat up any man twice her size let alone an entire crew of them, let alone the freakin predator lmao. The unrealism was so forced it was laughable in some moments. And of course you can't have a Hollywood movie these days without the band of evil white men. And speaking of men, they all die in the movie, which leaves the tribe with a serious birth rate problem for the foreseeable future. But other than those unrealistic scenarios, the movie itself was entertaining for 2022, I suppose.

Title says most. Also, the action was atrocious, the editing was confusing and the freaking accents! Rather than getting random Asians who aren't even Japanese, how about hiring some authentic Japanese people so it doesn't feel like I'm watching something from the 80s. The world is global now and everybody who isn't even Japanese or Asian knows the accents are ridiculous. This kind of trash doesn't pass anymore!

I enjoyed this movie. I felt it was loyal to the original in that the actors, storyline, the integration of old photos/footage were all consistent. I liked that there was a fish out of water scenario within a fish out of water scenario. The cameos and musicians were short and sweet and Snipes' performance as the African warlord was amazing. Loved that little walk he did when he first appeared on screen. The movie was funny and entertaining. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the "BLM influence" which seemed forced and irrelevant to the script.

I'm watching all these women talking about how attracted they were to this guy; meanwhile, the guy looks very average except he has extreme wealth. So obviously they were attracted to his wealth. The ladies featured in this documentary must be delusional if they thought their average looks would land them the son of a diamond billionaire LOL. A fool and his money are soon parted. We all know this.

I give this movie an 8 because it was thoroughly entertaining albeit there were some seemingly impossible scenarios. But then again, who knows, maybe it's possible to extract a clear conversation from coffee vibrations. Anyway, it would have been awesome if the robot won in the end. Too bad.

It looked like H got one hell of a bullet facial. Shouldn't he look a little more F'ed?