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Joe Pesci is one of my favorites, i love his little outbursts and the language he uses at those moments. Even in the movies where it's not supposed to be funny, like Casino and Goodfellas. It's just a funny sight, a guy who's not much bigger than the gun he holds in his hand, cursing out everyone around him.
 Eddie Murphy used to be my favorite, but he seems to have lost his touch. I don't think he's funny anymore, his movies all flop. He was hilarious in the old days, with Delirious, Raw, Saturdaynight Live, and Trading Places, but those days are long gone. I like "insulting" sarcastic humor, and he used to be like that once, but not anymore. He became a bit cheesy. My favorite female comedian is Joanna Lumley in Absolutely Fabulous.
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06-10-2004, 02:53 AM
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The old Eddie Murphy! Raw and Delirious were great!
"White people can't dance!" Jim Carrey's Being Canadian was good. Oh, Jeremy Hotz was cool in a stand-up! I haven't seen any of Robin Williams' stand-ups, but I did see him in the Conan O'Brien Show once(Conan's hilarious sometimes!). He seemed like he thinks of himself way too well - As if every time Conan said something, he stood up and started dancing or doing some other rubbish. He tried way too much, and never really made me laugh. [img]graemlins/stunned.gif[/img] |
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06-11-2004, 12:32 AM
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Rowan Atkinson. or better known as Mr Bean.
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06-11-2004, 02:45 AM
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Robin Williams' live shows rock. You just can't help but enter his stream-of-consciousness style and appreciate it for all it's worth.
Live I have found Richard Jennings to be superb, but I have not seen too many live acts. I will always love Bill Cosby "Himself," Eddie Murphy's "Delerious" and "Raw," and Andrew Dice Clay's HBO special (though his schtick is limited).
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06-11-2004, 12:13 PM
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06-11-2004, 07:33 PM
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Dave Chappell
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I like some guy whos name is jeff <something>. He actuallyt is a ventrioquist (does that count). He has a couple of characters that are really hilarious. He even gets two of them with him all going almost at once. the Jalapeno on a Stick is really the only character I can remember. he also has some old guy and a complete dork like character. I see him all to rarely. Than just about anyone who can make me laugh. Seinfeld is getting old as is alot of people. Dennis Miller can still get me though.
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06-12-2004, 11:46 PM
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LOL...I do like Dave Chappelle, too. And some of Robin Williams stuff is good (I like his older stuff).
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