Misery Loves Comedy (2015)

Misery Loves Comedy (2015). 1h 34m | PG-13

“Indeed, this was a poor display of good comedians with the exception of Whoopi, Tom, Larry, and one or two others. I find this docu-mockery an exclusion of great comedians and shameful. I didnu0026#39;t care for it. The late great Richard Pryor was mentioned in a story about assault/womanizing in a flippant way. I still donu0026#39;t know why freddie prinze jr (why was he even in the damn thing?) told the story about Pryor — it only felt like he wanted to uplift his fatheru0026#39;s memory and downgrade Pryoru0026#39;s as the comedian who got his ass kicked. It just wasnu0026#39;t funny! u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI agree with other disappointed commenters that the lack of diversity/minority is apparent and terrible. And, to add insult to injury, Amy Schumer who I think is the least funny person was included to tell a story about her narcissism. News flash Amy! We already knew that most actors/comedians are narcissistic — otherwise they wouldnu0026#39;t have made it on their mediocre talents like you and that Jennifer law-whats her face. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI love a good laugh but this docu-mockery of comedians was more misery with less comedy. You were warned.”