I
have always wanted to go to see a comedy show for the longest
time but it’s hard when you see movies 4 times a week. Her
is my chance to see it on the big screen the movie is called.
The Original Kings of Comedy a cultural phenomenon for our
time: Spike Lee captures the comic genius behind the successful
“Kings of Comedy” tour as they bring the house down at The
Charlotte Coliseum in Charlotte, N.C.
In
the concert feature film “The Original Kings of Comedy,” acclaimed
director Spike Lee brings his aesthetic sensibility and distinct
style to the comedy concert film genre, as he documents the
individual talents of Steve Harvey, D.L. Hughley, Cedric The
Entertainer, and Bernie Mac and reveals the behind the scenes
activities of a tour that continues to sell out arenas.
There’s
has been some great comedy concert films over the years Richard
Pryor's Live On the Sunset Strip, Eddie Murphy's Raw, and
Martin Lawrence's You So Crazy. And The King’s can be added
to the list this was one funny show and movie all the performers
rock the house and will make you die laughing. Here is a little
bit of info on the performers.
Steve
Harvey Is the host of the show he also host on TV’S its Showtime
at the Apollo and the star of TV's The Steve Harvey Show.
In Kings he was very funny I give him 4 stars on funniness.
D.L. Hughley was the second performer of the Kings. He can
be seen on his own TV’s show called The Hughleys. He was funny
but not funnier then the rest 3 ½ stars on funniness. Cedric
The Entertainer was the third performer of the Kings. He can
be seen with Steve Harvey on TV’S The Steve Harvey Show. He
was very funny, 4 stars on funniness. Bernie Mac was the last
performer on the Kings. He can be seen it a list of movies
Friday, Life and TV's Moesha. He was the King of the show
he is one very funny man and tells you as he sees them straight
to the point. 5 stars on funniness
Overall
this was one funny concert movie the jokes can be raunchy
to some. But hey this is a comedy concert movie it has to
have it in it. You will be laughing out loud; you may have
a heart attack laughing so much.
©
Paul Perkins
The
King's Room
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