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Bill is back. I'm glad to see he's still got his edge. Only he can take self reflection and turn it on its head with whitey but yet crass humor. His political commentary is also spot on. While listening to this special, I find myself not just laughing but nodding my head in full agreement with his exposition.

Tbh, this was one of those specials that gets better as you rewatch it. Certain jokes hits at a different time and I just didn't fully appreciate it the first time around. This is my third time through and I'm laughing it all over. A lot of other specials don't have this type of staying power, and for sure, I will be watching it for the fourth and fifth time. Enjoy!

First off, the movie has a well constructed, crafted plot type of movie. Basic premise of good intention gone wrong with a robot operating on a casuiary programming is a bit dubious given how easy it took place. One side point I thought it was redeeming was the fact how well off the family seemed, considering he is a laborer and sports a 67 Barracuda with a huge house in a upper middle class neighborhood. I know many plumbers and electricians now, and they can't live like that.. I'm hopeful the labor movement is alive and well in the future. Maybe that's why the robots are mad. They want our collective bargaining benefits.

If not, God help us all. Good movie overall!

Maybe I had low expectation about this movie due to it being shredded by critics. But I was quite surprised with the entire movie. The character development, arc, building of climax, and battles were top notch. Take away the baggage of Amber H., and you'll be left with a genuine flawed hero trying his best to serve his kingdom and keeping his family safe.

The brothers acting were great and genuine. There were animosity and rigor, with just the right touch of humor and levity. I walked away from this movie with a yearning for the next one. DC will have a future with movies like this. Keep it up.