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Summary: This video features Rock in between mainstream success and international fame.
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CloseFriend |
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coffee |
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83 |
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begoniabol |
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Didn't think it was that great. There were a few funny things though, but he can do better than that
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allmovie |
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baniclips |
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Tobi |
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febraro |
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erikpurne |
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JohnSandwich |
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You're not supposed to go to jail, you low-expectation-having motherfucker.
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nerden |
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I have very mixed feelings about this. The part about 'niggers' is one of the better routines I have seen, but there are parts I found distasteful and dumb.
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Amusing hour of stand-up that doesn't quite hit enough high notes to be a keeper. The section on 'blacks vs. niggers' is certainly memorable, but Rock's overly-squeaky delivery throughout means you have to strain your ears at times to work out exactly what he's saying.
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jackshrack |
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While Rock is without a doubt both extremely funny and in touch with American culture, the angry young black guy routine starts to grate after a while. The laughs are there, certainly, but there are comics with better delivery and more enjoyable stage presence.
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"'We won! We won! We won!' What the FUCK did we win?"
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Nobody is more incisive about America than Rock in his prime. This works better as an audio album than a film, though.
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eveelun |
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Brilliant, daring, acerbic, and socially relevant humor.
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FitFortDanga |
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I was dying laughing at some parts. Other parts were the same old stand-up you can hear anywhere.
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