Bill Hicks: Revelations
Comedy • 1993 • 1 hr 14 min
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An absolute landmark piece of stand up. The scary thing was rewatching it in 2004 & realising that the Iraq/Bush stuff still felt current
Unrecognized prophet. Guy was way ahead of his time on political thought.
Beyond good, it’s important and a landmark
Overrated to begin with, and has dated badly.
Bill Hicks was too good for this world.
Funny, poignant, mostly transcends the time it was made.. watch this if you need to find catharsis.
One of the best stand ups of all time. Very few of his live performances are available as he died before he became a household name. Don’t m
One of a kind comedian.
He left us too soon, so funny.
an absolute legend of a comedian
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