Movielover Truth Louis C.K. used to be funny. Now he's not. He has become politically correct. His shtick is to make you uncomfortable, straddle two sides of an issue just barely, and then try to show some glimmer of wisdom or counter-point (think "see how smart I really am?), but it's not working in this set. A lot of the jokes are flat.He is literally just preaching to the crowd what they want to hear. I suppose that is what comedy has come to. Another lost industry and talent.How disappointing this was to watch. And then Obama was thanked in the Credits? Why? What has this have to do with anything?I want comedy, not commentary.

BasicLogic in order to make your wasted money worth a little bit, you reluctantly joined other brain-dead audience to laugh whatever that guy on the stage said, even from the very beginning when he stepped out onto the stage, nothing whatsoever was the least funny, you got to laugh to get some of your pennies back. A full house of fools laughing clueless to every word this unfunny guy churned out of his mouth. The audiences' phony and pretentious laughter simply made me sick and disgust. These people were so stupid like nuts, kept laughing at not-funny-all, contrite so-called Lewis CK formatted and stereotyped crap. This time, even this self-promoted comedian was the least funny guy on the planet, but the most disgusting party were the ridiculous audiences. When we find somebody clueless laughing at something or some words not funny at all, we usually consider him or her a crazy moron. What amazed me most is that all of the laughing audiences that night were morons. Those who sat there among the morons never even laughed at all were the sane few. Only those who never laughed that night were the people really true to themselves, others were simply pathetic morons.

lyb3-891-985883 I am so glad I decided to form my own opinion and to disregard all the reviews here. Louis C.K's 2017 is a lough out loud experience just like Chewed Up or Live at the Beacon Theater were. During the last 15 minutes, the smile just wouldn't leave my face and I also struggled to suppress it for another 15 minutes afterwards.The jokes just worked for me, I simply cannot believe people would hate this, but as any other art form, it's a matter of taste. People are different. Opinions are different. Some are better, others are worse. So PLEASE find out in which category you land on your own and don't miss out on great experiences like this one.

alessandromalvasi I'm a big fan of louis c.k. and i see that this show didn't pleased much people. As a big louis fan i'm saying that: for sure this is not one of his best show, as a matter of fact i think it's the worst tied with the last one before this. But that's to me only means that his other shows are a 10 out of 10 while this is just good. To me this show was like a 7.5 but i have to choose between 7 and 8 so i've go with an 8. Still good, still laughed, still entertained, still made me think about social and moral stuff, which is all i ask to a comedian: to make me laugh while i think "well, of course it's a joke...but mayyyyybe..."