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Sigue de cerca la emergencia médica de Jamie Foxx durante el rodaje de la película de Netflix «Back in Action».Sigue de cerca la emergencia médica de Jamie Foxx durante el rodaje de la película de Netflix «Back in Action».Sigue de cerca la emergencia médica de Jamie Foxx durante el rodaje de la película de Netflix «Back in Action».
- Dirección
- Guionista
- Elenco
- Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 2 nominaciones en total
Damien Farmer
- Self - Bass
- (as Dammo Farmer)
John 'Jubu' Smith
- Self - Guitar
- (as Jubu Smith)
Annalise Bishop
- Self
- (sin créditos)
Chet Brewster
- Self
- (sin créditos)
Victoria Dalyrimple
- Self - Audience Member
- (sin créditos)
Corinne Foxx
- Self
- (sin créditos)
- Dirección
- Guionista
- Todo el elenco y el equipo
- Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro
Opiniones destacadas
This is not a comedy special. Jamie spends an hour explaining his health scare. It is obvious that this was a humbling experience. Rest assured, Jamie is the same funny and talented guy as he's always been. Jamie taps into his locker full of impressions to help him navigate the story. Some of his past roles are highlighted. You will see a lot of raw emotion throughout the special. He gives thanks to his family, God and the staff at Piedmont Hospital, in Atlanta, Georgia for helping him to get back on his feet. Both of his daughters make a special appearance. If you are a longtime Foxx fan then this is worth your watch.
What Had Happened Was... is a slightly erratic and highly emotional special that addresses the biggest question straight away from the only perspective that really matters. It's Jamie Foxx setting the record straight in his own words in a deeply open fashion whilst still finding the time to get a few big laughs from what he's been through. His uncannily accurate impressions get time to shine and he spends so much of this special on the verge of tears which keeps it highly investing.
The atmosphere of the special is pretty strong thanks to a really responsive crowd who are always on board with what Jamie does and there's some great reactions from them. The musical interludes are equal parts funny and emotional and they elicit big reactions from the crowd as does his sermon-like storytelling, culminating in a well deserved standing ovation to ensure this ends on a pretty big high to counterbalance most of the issues beforehand.
The atmosphere of the special is pretty strong thanks to a really responsive crowd who are always on board with what Jamie does and there's some great reactions from them. The musical interludes are equal parts funny and emotional and they elicit big reactions from the crowd as does his sermon-like storytelling, culminating in a well deserved standing ovation to ensure this ends on a pretty big high to counterbalance most of the issues beforehand.
What happened was I had no idea what happened to Jamie Foxx so I thought to myself I didn't know Jamie Foxx did stand-up, and everybody was talking about this so I should check it out. Imagine expecting jokes and you get a confessional / testimonial of this guy's stroke journey, complete with gratitude and praising god. So I did not really resonate with this cause I don't really resonate all that much with Jamie Foxx and this discourse is clearly tailored to his black audience, and there are some funny bits here and there, I won't deny it, but not enough to keep me invested. I actually paused it straight in the middle weeks ago and finished it just now just for the sake of finishing it. This second part did have some funny stuff like the Denzel, Chappelle and the Trump impersonations (the last one was totally unexpected, but so, so good) and he ended it on a high with singing, so that was good. But not really worth my time if I'm honest. Not my thing.
I thought the first 15 maybe 20 at the most would be him explaining his story and move on with a bit of Jokes talking about his new movie or even anything other than himself but nope just a solid hour of Me me me and black pandering to God and the Audience. If he wasn't a clone before I would definitely see him more so now. Should not even be labeled as a comedy its more like a Documentary first then maybe a Gospel. Wow this is bad I literally fell asleep and flipped through today to see if I missed anything but nope. Just a man crying for an hour straight and tanking god for his survival while the Audience preaches on.
So Jamie foxx is a talented guy guy but him going over his greatest hits reminding the audience of what the majority appears to be his church of why he is loved was less than entertaining. I know he's multi talented an actor, a singer and a comedian but this was a Comedy special not a conversion opportunity . Way too heavy in the conversion and on reminding you on why he's relevant but very little on the comedy . I'm a Christian and appreciate the attempt to bring strangers to Jesus but this was a very weird attempt at a comedy special. It was more a sermon than a standup and I can appreciate he's gone through a lot and been reborn but it feels like he's had a real crisis of confidence and while I'm glad he's back and healthy it's weird to see a man of his stature need to remind himself in public in a comedy special he's "important" but my problem is there were very few jokes and most were only about him and his status. Him being ray Charles or jango isn't impressive it's a recipe to be forgotten. He still got something but hopefully he gains sa bit more perspective and writes some original material that has nothing to do with his existing celebrity z.
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- TriviaThis comedy special made headlines, shortly after it was recorded at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta on Oct 4-6, 2024. Multiple audience members were quoted in a variety of online news sources at the time (such as The New York Post, Comedy Hype, and Page Six) as reporting that Jamie Foxx had explicitly revealed to the crowd that rap star Sean "Diddy" Combs had poisoned him, to prevent Foxx from speaking out about criminal activity. These eyewitness accounts included videographer Choke No Joke and security-guard Big Homie CC, and alleged how Foxx had related to the live audience that he was secretly poisoned by Diddy, and had reported him to the FBI, leading to Diddy's arrest and eventual downfall. If such bombshell dialogue was genuinely delivered from the stage when this comedy special was taped, none of it actually made it into the final-cut of this Netflix broadcast, as it was aired in Dec 2024.
- ConexionesFeatured in The 7PM Project: Episode dated 11 December 2024 (2024)
- Bandas sonorasNew Level
Written By A$AP Ferg (as Darold D. Brown), Honorable C.N.O.T.E. (as Carlton Mays), Future (as Nayvadius Wilburn)
Performed by A$AP Ferg featuring Future
Courtesy of RCA Records (A$AP Ferg) and Epic Records (Future)
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
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