Iliza Shlesinger: Elder Millennial
Comedy • 2018 • 1 hr 12 min
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Hilarious but definitely aimed at a female audience
Millennials aren’t funny but iliza is and she tried
Strong, confident comedienne. Good material, but may rely on one trope too often.
Pretty funny, always look forward to her next
Fast. Strong. But a little too similar to the rest of her specials.
Iliza pokes fun at some of the most bizarre and two faced aspects of our culture and society, and does it with incredible acting and wit.
She’s pretty funny. Probably won’t go back to it. But it’s classic Iliza. And that’s a good thing.
This special had me ugly laughing to no end. It certainly has it's target audience, but don't let her strong feminist message scare you away
If you like her, you will enjoy it. It is very her.
She’s pretty funny. Sometimes a little overdone & annoying, reused comedy, but still worth the watch, she’s comical
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