nicolasburnettdiaz

This is one of the most disturbing, artsy, intellectual, and beautiful films that I have ever seen. There were more than a few scenes where I was relieved when they ended or even when some were short. I'm going to have to read discussions about the film to completely get it.

Matt Damon's performance was incredible as was Riley Keough's. There were moments that I noticed how I was feeling, how the director was building tension, but I couldn't stop the feelings from building up in my body. I'd love to give some spoilers for scenes that are going to stick with me, but I won't. There are a number of them. This film was incredible, but too disturbing for me to want to watch again anytime soon.

I didn't like how he recycled some jokes and premises from out to lunch, but overall this special was great. It had me laughing out loud in a way that I haven't been capable of in some time. I'm getting aware of how he forms his jokes, having watched/listened to hours of his material, yet the punch lines remain pleasurable. I can't think of another performing comedian like him. Some similarities to other comics, some similarities to bygone eras yet still fresh. I hope he continues to grow in popularity. I hope this type of comedy continues to grow in popularity. Some of us still want to have fun.