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Dave Chappelle: Sticks & Stones (2019)
The most important comedy set for years. And hilarious too!
Critics hated this; punters love it. And there in a nutshell is Chappelle's point. It takes someone of his stature and talent and courage to take on the disease of Social Justice that has seen lesser mortals chewed up and spat out. Chappell doesn't give a monkey's and stares down the barrel shouting "Go on then, shoot me you m*rf*k*r!".
Lenny Bruce changed not just comedy but deference to conservative authority figures. Dave Chappelle will do the same for the cancer of identitarian ideologues and thought tsars.
Detainment (2018)
Ignore The Haters
This is an important work that has nuance. Too many want to signal their virtue by saying that ten year old boys can be inherently evil and so no further examination of their story is needed.
Imagine the creative works that would never have been made had relatives had a veto about what would get the go-ahead.
Furry Vengeance (2010)
What a puerile film! Oh, wait, kids are puerile. Why don't you all grow up?
I hated it. It is beyond stupid. But then I realised that when I play with my little children they love it when I do really stupid things and put on really stupid voices and pretend to fall over in a really stupid way. They especially like it when the joke about wee wee or pooh pooh and they love animals. On top of this adults have always told children really simplistic stories, normally involving animals, with a more important message wrapped up in it. Aesop Fables spring to mind. Watch it with children, let yourself go and revert to your more simple, childish self and you'll enjoy a valuable experience with them. After all, if they could write what do you think their review of Citizen Kane or Withnail and I would be?