Pacionsbo Absolutely Fantastic

Arianna Moses Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

Ginger Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

ONeill-SG1 This is the same sanctimonious guy who used to host "The Man Show" before he became such a celebrity. What a disappointment he became after leaving. Perhaps he should have stayed with that format because it seems every time we turn around he's whining about something else. It's also seems that with each year passing he becomes more and more emotional, let alone more of a liberal political activist. It's become so cliche now to hear these so-called "talk show" hosts strike their dull humor and lack of wit toward mostly anybody and anything that leans toward the right. Jimmy, you are there to entertain and not subject the viewers to your opinionated leftist views. I have to wonder what the audience response would sound like if they never lit up the "Applause" sign. You know, I'm half tempted to watch the next Oscar telecast just to see how long it will take before he breaks down and wipes the tears from his eyes.

mark-79547 I cannot take Jimmy's constant political commentary. He is supposed to be an entertainer. His insistence on constantly bring politics into every aspect of his show has caused me to change the channel. For what it is worth, half of the country voted for President Trump, including me. I am insulted every time I see this show. Jimmy is an ignorant, narrow minded wanna-be comedian....we can do better....and I am done with the Jimmy Kimmel show. Perhaps the money I spend every day is of no interest to his advertisers?It is unfortunate that so many in the media insist on berating us with their political views.....it was a lot more entertaining when the major networks were focused on helping us escape our daily lives and providing entertainment. Now they just lecture us on their narrow minded views.

MovieAddict2016 I didn't watch "The Man Show" when it was on Comedy Central (from 1999 through 2004) because I never had more than basic cable, however I did manage to catch a few reruns later on and thought hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Carolla were both very funny. It was a good idea for a show and it was carried out well.Before "Man Show" got canceled the two guys branched out into other programs (Carolla now has his own TV talk show called "Too Late with Adam Carolla" - it's a bit lame sometimes in terms of specific jokes but is a refreshingly frank show overall).Kimmel started hosting various programs and launched his own late-night talk show (apparently in 2003 but I've only started watching and hearing about it recently).I've seen a few episodes now and I think it's a good talk show. It could use a bit of work. For one, the writing isn't as strong as it could be. Sometimes the stuff is kind of lame - like the recent interview with Pamela Anderson (Kimmel hosted her roast on Comedy Central, then interviewed her on his show afterwards!), in which they had her play a game called something like "Do You Know Pam?", where the contestants answer questions about Pamela Anderson. The lame part is that they had Pamela Anderson participate in it.So far this show is pretty funny and I enjoy watching it, but they should recruit some stronger writers because it will never be on the same level as Conan or even Leno otherwise.

michaelfuller The late late show has never really had a good feel to it. Tom Snyder was a snoozer, Kilborn finally got tired of interviewing shitty guests, and the only chance the show had was if CBS was willing to take a chance on a host like Adam Carolla or even Michael Ian Black to reach out to new viewers, which they weren't.Craig Ferguson seems like a perfectly nice and sometimes funny guy and all, but network late night television is an American tradition and it just doesn't feel right with a Scot hosting the show.Trust me, nowhere in the world was anyone like "hey, its' about time the boss from Drew Carey got his own show." Except in Scotland.Conan's writers have been running on the same tank of gas for the past 5 years, and it's NOT BECAUSE ANDY RICHTER LEFT! Everyone says "Man, the show was way better back when Andy Richter was on." Well, that may be true, but only because the self-defecating humor was original and for the most part, true. No one watched but the true fans back then, which put a type of 'early nirvana' veil on the show that continues to remain even though Andy's gone, and show gets great ratings, and Conan's set to take over the Leno spot.I could watch Letterman perform brain surgery and still probably laugh a couple times. That being said, Dave seems upset and sometimes downright bored with the show anymore.The late show is circularly ready to collapse. The only way for Dave to be on his A game again is for the ratings to return, and the only way the ratings will return is when Dave is on his A game again.Dave, its time to rest buddy. Stalkers, bypass surgery, kidnappers... You've paid your dues and its time to do as those before you did and go rest high on that mountain. We will all remember you as the second funniest guy to ever host late night, behind the late and great Johnny.Leno, the thing about him is, he ah, JUST ISN'T FUNNY.Which leaves The Jimmy Kimmel Show. Original, genuine, raw, talented. In 5 years the show will be competing heads up with Conan and will be winning. Unlike any other show in late night, you recognize as many names behind the scenes as you do in front of the curtain. Jimmy has assembled one of most talented clans of producers, writers, and regular guests that has ever collaborated on a show of its type.Kudos Jimmy, the future is bright!