Disappointing to see, since Carr does so well improvising on panel shows, but that spark is nowhere to be found here; he just seems like a turd. Jimmy Carr is a familiar name in British Comedy, with regular appearances on television panel shows and an impressive 9 DVD specials, which made it no surprise that he was the first British comedian to film a ‘just-for-Netflix’ comedy special. Jimmy Carr: Funny Business is at it's worst when it feels rehearsed, and at it's best when Carr is interacting with the audience. No thanks! He doesn't pull his punches during his stand-up routines, something that most modern comedians seem to do with the exception of Michael McIntyre who continues to be as bland as milky tea from a roadside café. I highly recommend you jump on NETFLIX and check it out. Really though its a pretty good special. More details at Just that I've laughed a lot harder in his earlier work. Un especial de stand up con un tío que cuenta chistes, frases más que historias, como una metralleta y que responde a las salidas del público con una rapidez bastante llamativa.El rollo políticamente correcto no es lo suyo. While I really thoroughly enjoy this posh British puppet man as a host on tv shows- his stand ups r kinda raunchy and boring and not my thing. I sort of think these Bulgarians and these Romanians, they come over here, taking our Polish people's jobs. He doesn't pull his punches during his stand-up routines, something that most modern comedians seem to do with the exception of Michael McIntyre who continues to be as bland as milky tea from a roadside café. Excellent joke writing. That was very funny. I love going to The Lowry – it’s so easy and convenient to park, there are bars and restaurants to visit if you would like a pre-show meal and The Lowry itself is always friendly and clean, with a fabulous energetic buzz about it. I didn't go more than three minutes without a laugh at any point. His humour is so dry and so clever! However, Carr is renowned for his interaction with the audience and despite the fact that he says some downright horrible things to them, he manages to deliver it all with the right amount of cheeky charm, that nobody really takes offence. On Saturday (24 May) my husband and I went to The Lowry in Salford Quays, Manchester to see Jimmy Carr’s latest show, Funny Business. Here's my view on immigration. He even declares a ‘heckle amnesty’ for the crowd, willing them on to try and catch him out, but it really is a fool’s errand; this guy is as sharp a shit-slinger as you will you find, and nobody is safe. Carr moved to a career in comedy in 2000.After becoming established as a stand-up comedian, Carr began to appear in a number of Channel 4 television shows, becoming the host of the panel show 8 Out of 10 Cats and also The Big Fat Quiz of the Year, a comedy panel show that airs each December to review the past year. Sure, crowd-play is easy, but it'still damn hilarious. It's crude, nasty, mean and one of the funniest standup specials of the year so far. he has the same last name as my moms maiden name so i choose to believe he's my asshole estranged uncle. It's small inappropriate jokes, no time to rest, joke after joke. Tickets cost £25. Jimmy Carr treads the fine line between being offensive, and being really, really offensive in his new Netflix special, The show, which he delivers with a nice mix of one-liners, classic setups and ‘stories’ that may or may not have happened to him, really is just one line being crossed after another. Report this film, standard jimmy carr over-rehearsed shtick, i would have found this whole set hilarious and really ~edgy~ in like 2008 when i was like 14 but it comes across as too try-hard and repetitive nowadays. This is a hilarious special from one of the funniest guys on the world circuit. The show, which he delivers with a nice mix of one-liners, classic setups and ‘stories’ that may or may not have happened to him, really is just one line being crossed after another. I think the awkward heckles was especially bloody hilarious as well. [Watch Jimmy Carr: Funny Business on Netflix] [Photo: Netflix] Sean L. McCarthy works the comedy beat for his own digital newspaper, The Comic’s Comic ; before that, for actual newspapers. Please visit www.whatsgoodtodo.com/membership-levels. A man, with an incredibly stupid laugh, tells jokes to an audience. and various people in the audience who when answering his questions were basically volunteering to be targeted! It was the best crowdplay that there's ever been with Jimmy Carr this time. Those familiar with Carr will know he has one of the sharpest tongues and darkest styles in the business, but with this special giving him extensive new exposure into the US market, it was interesting to watch this unapologetic star dish out what could only be described as a few caveats. IMDb I was screaming instead of laughing. Igual me voy a verlo. I've been a fan of Jimmy Carr for many years now and latterly found his more vulgar humour on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown extremely funny. I'm not the biggest fan of reviewing standup but I felt it stood out as a Netflix Comedy Special. Religion, retardation, rape, pedophilia, incest and even his own personal tax problems… it’s’ all fair game as far as Jimmy is concerned, as offensive humour is how he makes a living, and it’s why the sold out crowd came out to the, Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window), Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window), REVIEW: Hardcore History – King of Kings II, 6 Of The Best 'Just For Netflix' Comedy Specials | Holding Steadfast, Netflix Vs Stan Vs Presto - The Streaming Wars | Holding Steadfast. Jimmy Carr's Funny Business is a world of ribaldry suitable for only the strongest of stomachs. Sure, crowd-play is easy, but it'still damn hilarious. I've always loved Jimmy Carr. Recommended, if you even like British stand-up comedy. Jimmy Carr – Funny Business The Lowry, Manchester. Reviewed by Michelle Wright. Please either fill in the online form on our advertise page or phone/email us. As a general rule, I’m personally not a fan of comedians using crowd work as a device, particularly if they are nasty to the audience. The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3AZ | 0843 208 6000, Registered office:
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