Louis C.K.: Hilarious
Comedy • NR • 2010 • 1 hr 24 min
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Louis is what the title says, hilarious.
This opens with a comparison between Ray Charles and Hitler. And it’s somehow hilarious? This man can pull comedy from the strangest places
A lot of memorable material about taking modern life for granted. Though I don’t respect him now, I can’t deny the strength of those jokes.
I have not laughed this hard watching a comedy special...Louis CK is one of the best comic of all time.
Louis C.K. during his run as a premier stand-up comic.
As ever Louis CK kills it with his standup. Highly recommended.
Favorite Louis C.K. special. Very funny.
One of his weaker sets from when he was actually funny
Even if he hadn’t been outed as a creep, this stand-up set is pretty awful, never funny, just vulgar without any humor to justify itself
Definitely one of his best specials- his humor is quite extreme and not everyone's cup of tea but goddamn is it funny asf.
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