Feb. 6, 2025
Joe Rogan's Kamala Harris Story, Amy Schumer's Movie Reviews,
Johnny Mac presents a packed edition of Daily Comedy News, starting with Joe Rogan's take on Kamala Harris' non-appearance on his podcast and the ensuing controversy. The episode covers announcements like Nate Bargatze's comedy cruise, Matt Rief and...
Johnny Mac presents a packed edition of Daily Comedy News, starting with Joe Rogan's take on Kamala Harris' non-appearance on his podcast and the ensuing controversy. The episode covers announcements like Nate Bargatze's comedy cruise, Matt Rief and Paul Elia's new comedy series, and Amber Ruffin hosting the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Highlights include reviews of Amy Schumer's Netflix movie 'Kind of Pregnant,' insights from Desi Lydic on hosting The Daily Show, and Jo Koy’s military tour.
00:14 Joe Rogan's Podcast Controversy
02:37 Nate Bartgetze's Comedy Cruise
03:26 New Low Key Comedy Series
03:57 Carol Liefer's Influence on Seinfeld
04:36 Amber Ruffin to Host White House Correspondents Dinner
05:16 Desi Lydic on Hosting The Daily Show
06:17 Jo Koy's Military Base Tour
06:47 Jack Whitehall and Prince Harry
07:26 Amy Schumer's New Movie Reviews
11:50 Personal Anecdotes and Reflections on Amy Schumer
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Caalarogashark Media.
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Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.
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I'll talk about Andy Schumer's movie in the second half.
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Let's start with Joe Rogan. There's been some back and
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forth on what went down or didn't go down with
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Kamala Harris not appearing on Rogan's podcast. I had mentioned
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the other day about a book, and according to Rogan,
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those books authors never reached out to Rogan for his
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side of the story. Joe said, they supposedly talked to
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one hundred and fifty people about this, but they didn't
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talk to us. That's kind of crazy. Joe explained his
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version of what went down. Here's a lengthy clip. I
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have made some edits to it for pacing. It's a
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five minute clip that I've cut down for f bombs.
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I try and avoid those on this program. And the
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guest stepped on Joe Rogan a few times as Joe spoke.
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But let's listen to Joe.
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This is how it worked. Trump was really easy to book,
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like super easy. We offered one day. He said, yes,
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that was it. There was no what are we going
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to talk about? How long is it going to be?
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Is it going to be edited. There was nothing. What's
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the waiver here, give me that waiver? Sign it. It
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was so easy. So he was already booked. They never
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committed to doing the show. So all this talk, there
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was another thing. They said that the reason why they
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did the Beyonce thing, the Beyonce event in Houston, was
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so that they could be in Texas to do my show.
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They never agreed to do the show. None of that's true.
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This was really important. Even after Trump went on, they
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offered for me to come to DC and do a
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show with Kamala. But even then it was the same deal.
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It was only like forty five minutes to an hour,
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and you know, it was not on my set. And
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I said that, look, he did it here, we should
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probably do it here, like if it's possible to do
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it here. Obviously, when he did it, it had an
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enormous result. I'm willing to do the same thing for her.
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I wanted to release both of them on the same day.
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This was my goal. I was even trying to figure
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out if there was a way that I could do it,
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and I even offered to do it late that night.
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So the night that Trump came on, I'm like what
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if we do her like when she's done in Texas,
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if she came here, but no one ever committed to
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doing it. This is really important because they keep pretending
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that I lied, or I did this or I did that.
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No one, they never committed to doing it. We offer it,
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we went through. I've got a whole by the way,
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we have all the receipts. By the way, of course,
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I have a whole list of conversations that took place.
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They never said she was going to do it, But
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I think it's someone trying to cover their ass for
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the fact that she never did it, and if she
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did do it, it might have had a positive effect.
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Nate Burgetzi's doing a cruise with fans next year. It's
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called Nateland at Sea. It'll sail from Tampa to Coasta Maya, Mexico,
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from February fifth through the ninth, so one year away.
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It will feature quotes a slew of comedians, along with
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live music and even magic before by Nate's dead. Resale
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tickets for the cruise are February ninth and February sixteenth.
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The public sale begins February nineteenth. The comedians include John Christ,
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Dusty Sleigh and Derek Stroop. There will also be a
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Southern Spelling Bee and a belly flop contest. The cruise
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starts at twelve eighty two per person based on double occupancy.
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In case you're curious, The fair includes on board meals,
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drinks like regular coffee and non press juices, the comedy
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shows and more. We're told to prepare to laugh until
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your side's hurt as we cruise our way to sunny Mexico.
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Matt Rife and Paul Elia have announced a new Low
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Key comedy series. It'll premiere on February sixteenth on Patreon.
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Low Ki sees Matt and Paul act as hosts of
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a night of comedy, mainly improving their material along the way.
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They'll introduce a number of other stand up comedians who
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will do the same. This one was recorded during the
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twenty twenty four and Netflix as a Joke Festival. Pretty
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Good lineup Whitney Cummings, Fahim Anwar, Ian Edwards Lunel, Francisco
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Ramos and t J. Miller. The whole thing was directed
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by Eric Griffin. Carol Leefer is the guest on the
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Daily Beasts Good One podcast. Carol's a name known to
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us older folks who are around in the eighties. You
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younger folks probably don't know the name. Some say she
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was the inspiration for the Alain character on the Seinfeld sitcom,
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and The Daily Beast asked her about that, and she said, well,
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I know Jerry has said that. Look, we have a
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unique relationship. We dated early on at the beginning of
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my stand up career in the beginning of his, and
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since then we really only went out for a year
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or so, but we've stayed very good friends. And I
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think in them talking about the genius of the show,
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to have the woman on the show who's not only
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a friend but some of that Jerry once dated makes
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for an interesting relationship. So in that regard, if you're like, yeah,
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maybe I was the inspiration, Sure sounds like it to me.
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Amber Ruffin will be this year's host of the White
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House Correspondents Dinner. A spokesperson said Amber's unique talents are
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the ideal fit for this current political and cultural climate.
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Her perspective will fit right in with the dinner's tradition
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of honoring the freedom of the breast while roasting the
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most powerful people on all sides of the isle. And
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the journalists who cover them. It is unclear if President
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Trump will make this one. During his first term, he
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did not attend the dinner. There are those that believe
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that it was a White House correspondents to dinner many
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moons ago when President Obama made some jokes about Trump,
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and it was at that moment Trump decided to run
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for office himself to get back at everybody. I don't
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know if that's true or not, but that's how the
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story goes. Late Night I wrote about Desi Leiitick hosting
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The Daily Show, and I think she should actually be
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the host. Desi told Late Night her I watched John
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and all the corresponds on the show all through my twenties,
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and I thought, this is what I want to do
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for her character. She says, I like to say I'm
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overly confident and underinformed. Not that she's not smart, but
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she didn't do her homework. She explains, when you host,
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you're a version of yourself. You have to bring a
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certain amount of authenticity to just throw away the armor
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of a character that was the part of the unknown
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for me. Can I do the job just be funny
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as myself? It makes no sense at all. That I
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would feel comfortable doing this, but for some reason I do.
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My goal every time I set at the desk is
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just to be present, Just be in the moment. That's
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my little mantra before going out there. So far, I've
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been able to just enjoy every moment of it. Does
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He explained some advice she got from John Stewart. It's
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not about abandoning your humanity and your empathy. Don't put
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pressure on yourself to be the resistance, to say the
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perfect thing to respond every story. Just go out there
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and try to make the funniest and smart to shows
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you can, and don't abandon your humanity. People ask me
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how we're going to cover Trump two point zero. I say,
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we don't even know what we're going to cover tonight.
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It's so volatile. Stars and Stripes caught up with Joe Koy.
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He was touring military bases in Guam and Japan. Joe said,
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when I go out there and know how much the
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show means to these people, this is my way of
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saying thank you to those who serve I get to
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be a comic around the world because you guys are
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making that happen for me. Sometimes people will take things
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for granted, we don't take pride in what we got.
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And that's the one thing I love about these service members.
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They're proud of what they do, They're proud of their bases,
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and they're proud of their people. Each base was like
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this big giant show and tell, and they went above
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and beyond. It was just incredible. You may recall Joe
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Cooy when sostud the Golden Globes and told the joke
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about Taylor Swift. Jack Whitehall has joined the list of
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people who say Prince Harry ghosted them after Megan Markle
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showed up. The British comedian once considered themselves good friends
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with Prince Harry when Harry was a bachelor. Jack told
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an Australian radio show that he wasn't quite in the
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inner circle. We had a few wild nights out with
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Prince Harry. Jack's father, Michael, has previously suggested that Jack's
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Royal exile might have something to do with a joke
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he made at the twenty fifteen Royal Variety performance where
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he called Harry Ginger nuts. As I've mentioned from time
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to time, I'm the writer on the Palace Intrigue podcast.
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We talk about the British Royals seven days a week,
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and yeah, we're gonna talk about this story. Sure, okay.
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Amy Schumer wanted us to talk about her, and so
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we shall. Let's start with the reviews. Stay with me
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for this whole segment because I need you to hear
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my complete thoughts here before you just decide, Oh, John,
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just be to go, buddaby Shooter. I will start with
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the Hollywood Reporter, which is an industry trade and generally
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positive about everything. Their headline, kind of Pregnant review Amy
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Schumer's Netflix comedy is kind of dull. Most of the
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headlines did some sort of kind of pun. The hollyod
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Reporter writes there's a version of this story that finds
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complexity in surprise heart and the concept, but kind of
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Pregnant prefers to stay on the surface. That shaloness puts
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more pressure on the comedy, which is challenging because Kind
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of Pregnant is not exceptionally funny either. Most of the
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lasts come from the sporting characters, and for all its
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good intentions, the movie is so formulaic that it verges
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on dull. We know that Laney will eventually be find out,
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but the narrative struggles to keep us curious, and the
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direction can't recoup the lost momentum. The results is a
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film that not only seems on sure if its purpose,
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but loses steam before it ever really gets going. Leisurebite
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dot com their headline kind of Pregnant review less comedy,
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more secondhand embarrassment. They write, with a cast as wonderful
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as this, this film could have done a lot better
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by utilizing them to the fullest, but all we get
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is a film that's simply a waste of time for viewers.
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There's no flow in the way things play out, no
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chemistry between the characters, a messy sex scene, fake characters
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that only spoil the whole mood, and more. There is
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more downside to this film than there is any good,
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which only pushes forth our disappointment. Kind of Pregnant is
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the kind of film you'd rather skip than give a watch.
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Despite the wonderful cast, the overall picture is a mess
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and something that's only fit to watch where there's nothing
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else to watch. Two stars out of five. Film Feeder
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gave it a one out of five, saying mind numbingly
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predictable as it is, you can tell from the moment
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Schumer's character begins wearing her fake bump, that the truth
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will out at some point, as it often does in
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film centered around a big, fat lie. They write, it
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isn't even how desperately unfunny it is, with plenty of
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physical gags that border on ridiculous, and some set pieces
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where the biggest jokes are heavily telegraphed, in between scenes
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that rely on people acting overly weird and simply shouting
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every other line for comedic effect, as is the Happy
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Mass in Way. Rather, it's the fact that such a
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badly constructed script has come from Schumer herself, a far
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cry from her earlier and much funnier works ten or
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so years ago. The Guardian gave it two out of five.
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Their headline kind of pregnant review. I am Mey Schumer's
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Netflix comedy is kind of disappointing, they write. Let me
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be clear, I'm always rooting for Amy Schumer, though sometimes
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she makes it difficult. When she's good, she's great for
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the most part. That was on inside Amy Schumer kind
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of pregnant. Please with the hit. Schumer's known for shameless
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physical comedy, frank discussion of bodies, brash, refusal to play
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good girl, but feel stuck in the past, unable to
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generate new sparks. There's just not that much funny to
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be found here. And you'll probably see a review in
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your local newspaper. This is all sourced from the same
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place with the Associated Press. This one came up a
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lot in my search in many local newspapers against sourcing
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the AP. They gave it two and a half stars
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out of four. They wrote, and this is the best
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review I saw again, two and a half out of four.
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Kind of pregnant is kind of good. Now I thought
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this was interesting. I hadn't realized this. Director Tyler Spindel,
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is Adam Sandler's nephew. Welcome to the business. Everybody. Everybody
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knows somebody. Sandler is a producer on the film that
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his nephew directs. I will come back to that point.
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Tyler doesn't do anything to advance the movie comedy, a
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languishing proposition in recent years with few screen exceptions, but
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he crucially gives his performers plenty of space to be themselves.
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If Knocked Up captured the comedy of getting unexpectedly pregnant,
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kind of pregnant bodies, the pain of wishing you were okay. So, John,
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you obviously hate Amy Schumer and you're just here to
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beat up on Amy Schumer.
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