The Comedians of Comedy

You're gonna be my winter wife. I've been bear-alayzed. You have a friend named Scott who only fucks Iraqi girls. He ain't gonna email you no more.

The documentary is better than the performance but all worth a watch.

What the Hell caused Zach to quit?

Rambling and self indulgent documentary has some scattered laughs here and there (unfortunately much of the stage material falls flat). A semi-insightful peak behind the curtain which is genial and gently entertaining, even if much of the confessional material feels ultimately shallow and contrived; you feel like Galifianakis would be even more entertaining if he truly let himself off the leash. Passable fun, if not particularly memorable.

not so good

The bonus material that you never watch on a standup DVD. Patton Oswalt is more interesting off-stage.

Just a great film. It's hilarious and has a great aesthetic that fits the comedic stylings.

The comic book talk is fucking heartwarming.

This was an interesting look at some of the weirder comedians of the mid-2000s, and just goofing off, having fun, jumping on the Kings/Queens thing.

I really enjoyed this, as much for the fascinating look at the life of a stand-up as I did for seeing four people who clearly like each other goof around with one another. Man, how I wish I could have seen this tour.

It's like getting to hang out with four of the funniest people on the planet.

Excellent.

Funny, but not as funny as it could have been. The behind-the-scenes material was of mixed quality as well. Too much of it was just Patton and Brian geeking out on stuff.

Some parts are really funny, but I didn't think all of it was. I liked the nerdism

I'm a huge comedy nerd and I loved watching some of my favourite comedians feel comfortable enough to discuss their actual feelings. Often, in interviews or documentaries, comedians are expected to be hilarious at all times when it's pretty well known that most are on serious anti-depressants. Seeing that facade dropped is reason enough to watch this documentary but you also get hilarity in the form of short sketches, live performances and general fooling around. Yay!

Far more satisfying of a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a comedian than something like I Am Comic, or Comedian, if only because you get to watch these people live their life on the road, instead of just checking in in spots. It's really very funny throughout, and watching Zach Galifianakis develop characters is endlessly fascinating to me. As a fledgling/amateur stand-up myself, watching this movie simply reaffirmed what I already knew: this is everything I want from life. Loved it.

I personally love Oswalt and Galifinakis so this was heaven.

Very, very funny throughout, onstage and off.

Pure nerdy awesomeness.

Really nice to get an insight into some of the guys I absolutely admire now (particularly Patton). Some of the standup bits were flatter than I thought they'd be, but I really really liked seeing the real life side (Posehn's Simpsons figures, etc). Cool look behind the scenes that anyone should be able to appreciate.

Rockin back and forth like this, all I can think about is sustainable agriculture.

3 of my favorite stand ups in one movie, hell yes. Zach Galifianakis elevates this to a great film for me, he is so funny. The part when he's in the diner and they start talking about When Harry Met Sally is gold.