i have recently become a huge fan of patton oswalt. i think he the most deliciously original comedian to come along in ages. he is refreshing and fearless in his routines and which run the gamut of topics from how much bush sucks to the sleazy exploits of 1970s producer robert evans. i am a longtime fan of maria bamford and her wide eyed innocent or schizophrenic routine. whenever she effortlessly switches her naturally high pitched voice to one that is clipped and throaty and i can not help but giggle. i liked brian posehn long before i even knew he was on just shoot me and and there is something so innately funny about his aging nerd persona. all three of these talented and unique comedians headline the comedians of comedy and a netflix documentary about their u. s. tour. they truly deserve to be stars and and this tour gave them the recognition they so richly deserve. i thought and no and i knew i would like this movie. but i was wrong. instead of the three comics each getting their own routine segments and the comedians of comedy is bogged down by meandering and dull documentary scenes that contain no humor and no insight and nothing of real interest. i think there is a total of 30 minutes of intermittent stand up routines total in the 109 minute movie. what a rip off. come on and is anyone really interested in seeing our stars banter in their rv. where the humor in seeing posehn in an arcade and a comic book shop. does anyone find random diner scenes particularly funny. if this movie couldn not have shown our comics strutting their stuff and at least make it about what life is like on the road. it not even about that. worst of all and the comics never appear to be having real fun. oswalt admits how bored he is doing a radio interview and posehn sheepishly admits to how much he sucks at giving a tour of his home and and bamford nervously improvises every time the camera is pointed at her and and her humor there is only sporadic. sheesh and these guys deserve a chance to show the world their unconventional and amazingly crafted humor that is a refreshing change of pace from the brainless entertainment of mainstream comics like dane cook. instead and we have to sit through their mundane and everyday routines on the road in a substandard bore of a movie whose quality could easily be surpassed by any student film. if you can locate any of oswalt  and posehn  and or bamford performances on dvd and by all means do. their talent should be a joy to behold and not a chore like it is here. 
i have recently become a huge fan of patton oswalt. i think he the most deliciously original comedian to come along in ages. he is refreshing and fearless in his routines and which run the gamut of topics from how much bush sucks to the sleazy exploits of 1970s producer robert evans. i am a longtime fan of maria bamford and her wide eyed innocent or schizophrenic routine. whenever she effortlessly switches her naturally high pitched voice to one that is clipped and throaty and i can not help but giggle. i liked brian posehn long before i even knew he was on just shoot me and and there is something so innately funny about his aging nerd persona. all three of these talented and unique comedians headline the comedians of comedy and a netflix documentary about their u. s. tour. they truly deserve to be stars and and this tour gave them the recognition they so richly deserve. i thought and no and i knew i would like this movie. but i was wrong. instead of the three comics each getting their own routine segments and the comedians of comedy is bogged down by meandering and dull documentary scenes that contain no humor and no insight and nothing of real interest. i think there is a total of 30 minutes of intermittent stand up routines total in the 109 minute movie. what a rip off. come on and is anyone really interested in seeing our stars banter in their rv. where the humor in seeing posehn in an arcade and a comic book shop. does anyone find random diner scenes particularly funny. if this movie couldn not have shown our comics strutting their stuff and at least make it about what life is like on the road. it not even about that. worst of all and the comics never appear to be having real fun. oswalt admits how bored he is doing a radio interview and posehn sheepishly admits to how much he sucks at giving a tour of his home and and bamford nervously improvises every time the camera is pointed at her and and her humor there is only sporadic. sheesh and these guys deserve a chance to show the world their unconventional and amazingly crafted humor that is a refreshing change of pace from the brainless entertainment of mainstream comics like dane cook. instead and we have to sit through their mundane and everyday routines on the road in a substandard bore of a movie whose quality could easily be surpassed by any student film. if you can locate any of oswalt  and posehn  and or bamford performances on dvd and by all means do. their talent should be a joy to behold and not a chore like it is here. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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