If they had just called this "Season of the Witch" and dropped the Halloween branding, this would have gone down as one of the better horror films of the 80s.
Big mouth strikes again smh
You can really taste the Dr. Seuss in this.
Geno Samuel's attention to detail really places this series as one of, if not the best YouTube documentaries.
I feel like it tends to miss the forest for the trees, but it wasn't half bad.
Streisand effect got me to watch this one. It seems like such nonsense It really seems worthless to suppress it. I love a good conspiracy theory, and I've seen many relating to the coronavirus, but this is a weak one. Instead of being critical of the WHO or China or any other standard corona conspiracy fare, this magical doctor woman, who has little evidence of anything, knows that the coronavirus was planned (but maybe not created, somehow) to be released either on purpose or on accident (!?) and Dr. Fauci is the mastermind. The ChiComs either went along with this or didn't know, presumably.
The doc is impressive only in how poorly its narrative is structured. It feels like they started making a conspiracy documentary at the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak and just had to guess at what the conspiracy would be. Instead of government overreach, constitutional violations, suppression of dissent, overestimation of risk, coronavirus being a Chinese bio-weapon, and ChiCom corruption of the WHO, which are what the normal conspiracy theories have tended to be (well except the ones that involve 5G kookiness) they went with a Big Pharma is greedy/planned depopulation conspiracy. Not a bad guess, but unfortunately for them, not what the anti-shutdown arguments have been. Upon realizing they took the wrong approach, they played up the liberty angle in post, ultimately creating a jumbled mess of a documentary.
Not very impressive, its only credence ironically comes from its suppression.
Possibly Burr's weakest hour special. Burr has a similar style to Hicks or Carlin in that his jokes are more so humorous statements of truth, than they are jokes. This style of comedy works best when the comic isn't stating the obvious, but Burr's jokes in this special consist of statements already made 200 times prior. Burr might state them more concisely and in a more entertaining style than anyone before him, but that's really the only saving grace of this special; Burr hasn't changed.
Not unfunny or bad in any way, but nothing all that original either. Most enjoyable if you've been living under a rock for 5 years.
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