I might still be processing, but at the moment, I'm leaning toward thinking we should separate a great piece of art from its creator's shameful social behaviors, judging each as separate entities as best as we can. With that in mind, as a free-standing product, "Louis C.K.: Oh My God" is truly hilarious.
Throughout, "Oh My God" points out keenly-honed absurdities that sit right under our noses. It's uproarious stuff.
We need laughter. Maybe the argument is that we can find something from someone else whose character is more worthy of our collective approval. But if this is where you're inclined to look for laughs, it's truly a hysterical ride. - (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful". Cheers!) - WATCHED IT? THEN WATCHLIST: "George Carlin... It's Bad for Ya! (2008)," "Stadium Anthems (2018)," "Jim Norton: Contextually Inadequate (2015)."
Throughout, "Oh My God" points out keenly-honed absurdities that sit right under our noses. It's uproarious stuff.
We need laughter. Maybe the argument is that we can find something from someone else whose character is more worthy of our collective approval. But if this is where you're inclined to look for laughs, it's truly a hysterical ride. - (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful". Cheers!) - WATCHED IT? THEN WATCHLIST: "George Carlin... It's Bad for Ya! (2008)," "Stadium Anthems (2018)," "Jim Norton: Contextually Inadequate (2015)."