
SummaryThis concert film showcases Eddie Griffin's raucous and frank take on life, family and celebrity. (Miramax)
Directed By:George Gallo
Written By:Eddie Griffin
DysFunktional Family
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Mixed or Average
51
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
42% Positive
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
46% Mixed
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
13% Negative
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
80
Wickedly funny.
70
There is a blueprint here for what should be the next wave of comedy-concert movies, but the filmmaking team has only used part of it.
63
His routine about the differences between cat lovers and dog lovers demonstrates how perceptive and just flat-out funny he can be when he's not trying so hard to shock us.
50
If its star were more consistently funny, it might have worked, but the film opens with a string of dreadful Sept. 11 gags and takes a while to recover.
50
Many will find Griffin profane, sexist and decidedly offensive. Many more will find his raunchy insights inspired, his body language hilarious and his gift for mimicry and caricature worth the entire show.
40
If Griffin were a jowly Southern redneck, his mean-spirited rants would make him a pariah.
20
It's nauseating, unfunny stuff, unmitigated by the revelation that Griffin's mom physically abused him.
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Production Company:
- Brad Grey Pictures
- Gold Circle Films
- Heartland Productions
- Permut Presentations
Release Date:Apr 4, 2003
Duration:1 h 29 m
Rating:R
Tagline:The movie they don't want you to see is coming to a theater near you.





























