Eddie Murphy: Delirious
Comedy • 1983 • 1 hr 9 min
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One of the best stand up specials of all time
Eddie Murphy at his best. Offensive and vulgar and not at all acceptable by todays PC standards, buts it’s an endless laugh-fest.
Woof, at least he apologized for the worst of it, still one of my first stand-ups I have ever watched.
So funny! Iconic piece of comedy gold. Be warned, it's very rude and full of swearing, get passed that you'll love it!
At his greatest comedic heights Eddie was incredibly funny. This is a classic now
So good it almost makes up for The Adventures of Pluto Nash. Almost.
Very iconic stand up special. Not really my style but quite funny and popular at the time.
Classic stand up comedy. Doesn’t age that well in my opinion though.
The dizzying heights of Eddie Murphy's standup have never been reached by mere mortals. In stitches from start to end.
Hilarious. A very different side of Eddie Murphy than I’m used to, having grown up in the nineties. Did not disappoint though!
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