Sarah Silverman: A Speck of Dust
Comedy • 2017 • 1 hr 11 min
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I agree with the masses. If you love Sarah Silverman, you know what to expect and will love this.
Sarah Silverman is so funny. She can always make me laugh
I just don't relate to the humor I get her act, style, and jokes. But don't find them funny. In fact, they make me sad.
It’s just good. I know it’s not fair to stereotype female comedians but she doesn’t just talk about sex and pussy like a lot of them.
I don't find Sarah very funny, but if you do then this'll be a treat for you.
Have never been a fan of hers, but this one had me laughing.
Silverman’s excellent delivery, natural charisma, and unique mixture of sincerity and absurdity make up for some jokes that don’t quite land
If you're a fan of Silverman's, you already know you'll love it. If not, maybe skip this one.
I was pleasantly surprised some jokes were great
It was okay... Sarah Silverman is not my favorite comedian, but it was okay.
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