Interesteg
What makes it different from others?
GurlyIamBeach
Instant Favorite.
Stoutor
It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.
Livestonth
I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible
William Corden... read 'em and weep
I've never taken to this guy, there's a built in phoniness that glares at me every time he's on the TV.
I don't like his political posturing as it is terribly one-sided, a comedian should be able to take shots at all politicians with humour and not hatred.
He comes across as a supercilious and nasty person under that veneer of affability and the suit, tie and hair only add to the menace.
Add to that the stupid pronunciation of his name in an America that doesn't understand any language other than English and you have an avatar of everything I don't like in an entertainer.
Get David Copperfield to make him disappear
spiff-12
Back in the times of the Daily Show I didn't care for Stephen. Now I believe him, and his writers to be the best Comedy team on TV. I was so surprised that he didn't win an Emmy (for #69). His monologue beats John Oliver's in both timing and quality of humor every time. Honestly, based on this, I hereby refuse to take the Emmy Award Ceremony seriously anymore.
myronhecker
You are a disgrace to America, you are a perfect example of how far out there you Left Wing Liberalists really are, with all the violence and destruction you promote and cause daily. Its like you are living a lie. America voted him in, accept it. A good night show host would have new ones daily instead of having to degrading yourself for liberalism.
SpaceMonkey-Mafioso
And those are Colbert's best qualities. I kid. I kid. I kid. But not really; it's true. See: I just made a funnier joke than Colbert has made in the past year. And my joke sucked! Colbert seems like the kind of boss who sits in his office with the door closed all day just so he can fart to his heart's content. Then, when some poor minion walks into the room and smells the stale farts, Colbert just grimaces with pride because he knows if the minion says anything about the smell, he has the power to fire them. In other words, Colbert likes the smell of his own waste (i.e. his brand of comedy) and loves to spread it to the world.
