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I actually lived through this event in real time. My experience was this..for 20 minutes or so, I stepped out of my house and found most of my neighbors were outside, not panicking at all. We talked amongst each other and inquire whether this was really happening (while the siren are blaring on the background), no one was rushing to leave (where would we go?), some are on their cellphone talking with friends and relatives inquiring about how it is in their part of town; everyone was calm, no one panicking; gotta admit though, I did look up in the sky a few times looking for anything bright and moving fast toward us, didn't see any..and it went on this way for about half an hour until it was announced on radio broadcast that it was all false alarm. And just like that, everyone outside simply went back in their homes and went on with their lives like nothing happened. Then again, it's a movie..so gotta butter it up I guess.

A little mellow all around, and to have performed as such in Vegas, didn't quite hit it for me. Not on par with his previous venues..not as animated..not as loud..and, frankly, not as funny. Need to come up with new materials not involving family members..sometimes, it can br a bit tiring hearing about stories involving his wife and Father. I thought for a minute old Vegas would be the subject of the show since it started out to be leaning that way but, it turned out, not to be..I was going to pay the price for this show since I was in town during the segment, I'm glad decided not to at last minute. A few laughs, but nothing spectacular//

Want to see a similar movie, with a much believable lead female (played with grit and conviction by Rowlands) and supported by a very likeable young boy (played by John Adames)..look for "Gloria of 1980." No nonsense acting delivered by both. This one, however..well, a one time watch just to kill time//