I love standiup comedy. I liked Lawrence when he was doing stand-up and I liked him in early "Martin" episodes.
Martin is no doubt a very funny guy, so I was ready to laugh when I went to see "RUNTELDAT."
LAUGH is something I never did. I sat, and I sat, and I sat... quietly waiting for his act to turn funny... but it never did. I will admit I smiled a few times, but I never laughed. And it is not hard to make me laugh.
Actually, I didn't hear anyone in the theater laugh either. Finally, I thought to myself... I'll give this about 10 more minutes and I'm walking. I walked.... I could suffer through it no more.
It seemed like a fourth grader wrote his material. If he could lose the language, he'd have an act that the Nikelodeon crowd would go nuts over.
I wanted Lawrence to make me me laugh, not tell me a story about how bad he's had it or how low he has been. A good portion of his material was just a big f--k you to everyone that has been mean to him. It was more like watching a therapy session than watching a comedy routine.
If you are looking to laugh, go to Blockbuster and rent Jamie Foxx's new DVD "I Might Need Security."
It's funny as hell and you won't be disappointed.
Martin is no doubt a very funny guy, so I was ready to laugh when I went to see "RUNTELDAT."
LAUGH is something I never did. I sat, and I sat, and I sat... quietly waiting for his act to turn funny... but it never did. I will admit I smiled a few times, but I never laughed. And it is not hard to make me laugh.
Actually, I didn't hear anyone in the theater laugh either. Finally, I thought to myself... I'll give this about 10 more minutes and I'm walking. I walked.... I could suffer through it no more.
It seemed like a fourth grader wrote his material. If he could lose the language, he'd have an act that the Nikelodeon crowd would go nuts over.
I wanted Lawrence to make me me laugh, not tell me a story about how bad he's had it or how low he has been. A good portion of his material was just a big f--k you to everyone that has been mean to him. It was more like watching a therapy session than watching a comedy routine.
If you are looking to laugh, go to Blockbuster and rent Jamie Foxx's new DVD "I Might Need Security."
It's funny as hell and you won't be disappointed.