A Man Walks Into the Office of a Talent Agent…
- Title: The Aristocrats
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One joke told over and over for ninety minutes. It may be fair to say that The Aristocrats is the funniest documentary ever made; it is easily one of the most profane. To be completely honest the film is a little uneven; there are more than a few slow points, but when the joke is given to the right comedian prepare to roll around the aisle in tears. I laughed my ass off!
The documentary examines one aspect of comedians, a private joke told among themselves. The joke it seems is as old as the comic profession. The object of the joke is to make it as disgusting and vulgar and humorous as possible; anything is fair game. The movie goes back and forth from analyzing the joke to actually having a host of comedians tell it. Hold your hats folks, the folks they found can tell a joke. Everybody’s here, it is a who’s who of comedians: Billy Connolly, Eric Idle, Richard Lewis, Chris Rock, Lewis Black, Whoopi Goldberg, the South Park gang, Paul Reiser, Howie Mandel, the Smothers Brothers, Steven Wright, oh god I could go on and on.
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