fairly open and honest comedy, well worth it.

Prety neat. I can always listen to Louis whine about how terrible people are. Also features parenting, poop and ponies, the pillars of our society.

Exactly as the title says. The guy is fearless, and smart enough to get away with it.

I didn't laugh quite as much as with Shameless, but this is still Mr. C.k. doing what he does best and doing it well. Very funny.

It was not as conventionally funny as his earlier shows but it had parts that were more insightful than funny. Even bringing up first world problems as a joke is a good idea and not done often enough.

C.K. continues to be the best mainstream comic working today.

Hilarious, no; amusing in parts, yes. The most annoying thing about this show is that I'd already seen him perform some of the best jokes in interviews elsewhere, and on those ocassions his delivery was much better too. The last 15-20 minutes are cracking and it's a reminder of what Louis C.K. can produce, making it even more of a shame that it's so patchy here.

Gonna be honest, I preferred his other specials to this one, which is actually saying something in this case. As the title would imply, this is hilarious. I love his approach to impressions and smattering the performance with little bursts of yelling. It's pretty clear to see how Carlin inspired him in that way. If his career manages to last as long as Carlin's did he will probably be heralded as the greatest comedian ever. I always want to see more from Louie.

Brutally cynical and yet somehow very easy to like, Louis CK's performance is solid and engaging in a way that few comedians can manage without coming across as obnoxious.

Not really hilarious. A few good jokes, but the previous two DVDs were much better.

Louis CK: Hilarious. I think the title says it all really.

Louis C.K. is probably the funniest comic of the decade. This really was hilarious.

It dragged in a few parts which kept it from being a 95 but the rest of the time it was so hilarious. I laughed so hard at the "what if there was a guy who everytime he did this [jerk off hand movement] he had to finish" part. As someone who has only seen a little bit of this guy before, I was impressed. Gonna check out his earlier stuff.

I'm not a huge stand-up fan, but this was, by far, one of the funniest hour (plus) specials I've ever seen. I went insane from the humor.

The bit where he criticizes the "jerk-off" mime kills me even in memory.

My introduction to Louis CK and I'm already convinced he's not only the best comedian working today, but the second coming. This stand-up routine gives us a small window into CK's life and out-look on the world, which is a surprisingly very caring and courteous one, as he remarks on the more darker, sadder, and stupider aspects of Western society, but thankfully takes a very humorous and rather original angle on these issues.

my favourite thing about louis c.k. is that his suffering is transparent. he doesn't shy away from his personal troubles, instead, he turns his self-loathing into a joke.

This fucker knows how to do stand up. Best LCK so far imo.

The man never disappoints. Probably about 70% of this material was familiar to me, but it's all honed and expanded upon and built into a great feature-length set with very few lows. Near the end I was laughing myself to tears, despite already knowing the bits. It's a shame the stand-up film never really caught on. I remember going to a show of Eddie Murphy: Raw with a packed and appreciative house. Every now and then one like this will come along, but they're definitely few and far between.

pretty shitty but hey i mean at least he hates kids and made some good jokes about jewish people and hitler, i laughed at those.

Pretty great, though I got a little weary of him going on for so long about his kids. Maybe I should write a standup piece about listening to other people talk about their kids? Oh wait I think that's already been done.

I'm just going to say it -- Louis C.K. is the greatest stand-up comedian of all-time. Not Carlin, not Pryor, not the grossly overrated Hicks, but Louis and only Louis. He'll depress you to the point of suicide and at the same time make you laugh so hard it literally hurts. And by using common subjects (family, raising kids, sex) he's able to create humor so intelligent yet so offensive that maybe 10-15% of the population can appreciate what he's really saying. Can't wait till his next special.

I'll drink the blood, let's party.

Arguably the best stand-up special from the best comic alive.

Solid stand-up act. As a side note, Louie on FX is awesome.

I'll fuck the shit out of you - I'll drink the blood. Let's party.

Louis C.K. gets me snickering at times though I prefer him in smaller doses. His self loathing and cynicism can be really draining. Solid look at a man dealing with his divorce, though even with his dark humor, Its honestly not something I'll be revisiting as at the end of the day, its not hilarious.

Stupidity followed by self-hatred followed by further analysis.

I can't even remotely comprehend how incoherent ramblings could make me laugh so hard, but Louis is able to do that to me. Love the dude. It also helps that he says the things that most of us are thinking but don't want to say out of fear of being perceived as bleak or a "downer" or some other terribly recognized thing.

Damn, he's good. The whole first world problems section was especially funny (and oh my god SO fucking true)

Even though I'm only like two thirds of Louis age I relate to him way more than I would like to. I really like the laid back way he looks at the absurdities of being human, and I don't remember the last time I laughed this much. I partially blame the drugs I was on watching this, but the jokes about shit are funniest. C.K. is one of the better stand-up comedians.

This guy is so frank, it makes You want to kill yourself, but at the same your laying on the ground with your hand banging on the floor in an uncontrollable way, with tears comming out of your eyes and laughing so loud, the neighbours think your being brutally murdered. And that's what You are - being killed by GREAT COMEDY.

Every bit as good as Chewed Up, but this time as a concert film instead of merely a stand-up special.

Funny guy.

Apparently I'm the only one who thought both Shameless and Chewed Up were better than this. Still funny.