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Ugh,.. this is nonsense. If you read his first 2 autobiographies he goes into great detail his level of promiscuity, the mental instability of coming off drugs and then the untethered level of fame, and how that messed him up. He is not a predator, predators don't just 'stop' and have a loving family for over ten years. Yes, he's a vain egotist and has weaponized his charisma at times,... i know that primarily because HE said it himself - but he also has a lot of empathy and a genuine desire to make the world a better place. Also,... yes,... i DO believe the women feel violated,.. but i do NOT believe he remembers it that way. People refuse to acknowledge that 2 opposing realities can exist. Having watched him for over 25 years i know how his mind works, i've seen him when the camera's are off, and i'm satisfied as to what sort of person he is. - it is nowhere near the image he is being portrayed as. The need for the spectacle and story around this subject, is far bigger than the need for truth, resolution and healing,... and its disgusting. - No-one is looking for resolution, they want the story and the spectacle. You can't judge a subject that exists solely within subjective feelings with a mathematical objective template that is purely thought based. - also, true resolution does NOT come with a paycheck. It makes NO sense for a car salesman to steal a car, in the same way that it makes NO sense as to why Russell Brand, in his day needed to force himself on to women, when they were literally trying to break into his house to shag him.

I'm embarrassed at how much i'm still laughing at this.

Its ridiculously old fashioned to think that the people who think aliens are real are 'tin foil hat wearers' and people who think aliens are made up are automatons who believe every authority figure is telling the truth. It just doesn't work for the society we live in. EVERYTHING is impossible until it isn't.

It just dawned on me that i never found Norm Macdonald 'funny'... more 'funny adjacent'. - I enjoyed 'Dirty Work' and i remember specifically choosing to watch his sitcom in the 90's, but as a stand up i was utterly baffled by comedians i DO enjoy rating him very highly? - Anyways,... i watched this because it was made by Judd Apatow and i'm glad i did, it gave him a bit more context and made him make more sense. - It made me laugh and it made me do feelings,and thats all i really want in a film. (Thats my quick unwanted review for all the people who never asked lol)

I've never seen a movie where the budget and actors were SO underwhelming yet stayed and watched the ENTIRE thing because i loved the concept so much. - I would LOVE to see this movie put in the hands of capable people who were able to do it justice. - Hell, i'd love it if actual actors were in it, instead of people delivering flat dialog with faces that look like they're desperately trying to remember their lines. - I'm still very confused. - The concept was truly great, the execution was excruciatingly bad.

Dane is a really interesting person, no drink, no drugs, no smoking yet, or perhaps directly due to that was able to focus on his career using the first wave of social media to bypass the unnecessary gatekeepers. - i HATED his comedy central special and LOVED everything else since. - If you don't know him, try out 'Retaliation' for a taste test. Great stuff.