Arguably a little weaker and less funny than "Incorrigible", "Man on Fire" has the traits that make a D'Elia special worthwhile, but I felt that he spends a little too much time on premises that don't have that much more - or at least anything unpredictable - to give. There are still great moments though, and at his best he reminds me a bit of Louis C.K. - I don't know whether he was an influence or not, but I could imagine some of the bits in his voice, and that's a compliment.

Lots of chuckles!

You'll probably laugh a number of times, but you won't walk away remembering anything really. D'Elia has some presentation and style, but his material is the same stuff you've heard dozens of times before. Easy watching though.