Chris Rock - Never Scared

didnt like the way it was spliced together. Not as funny as others.

This DVD was hilarious. I am glad that some people were outraged and offended because the truth hurts. The bit where he talks about only white people being able to profit from pain was an incredibly keen observation that was hilarious (could you imagine if jerri curl having blacks actually invented and sold cigarettes..one of the most lethal products on the market? The villafication of the black race would be enormous). The man is genius.

Smart. Intelligent. Funny.

Well Chris is back and he has moved on to a new part of his life which is reflected in his material. My personal favourite bits were I nver got a smart lap dance and Being Married. He has mellowed a bit in the humour but he still can provide the knock out punch of humour..

great

Very funny. I love it.

Ill admit that there was a (very short) stretch during this show where I felt Chris Rock got a bit carried away with his political and racial beefs. Its all right, if its all white is funny once, not five times. Im white, I can handle the ugly truth, but shoving it down my throat by using the stage as a soapbox isnt gonna make me laugh. If youve seen some of George Carlins later shows, when he became far too preachy with his political grievances, you know what I mean. Nevertheless, 90% of this show was Chris Rock at his finest and sharpest, and will have any fan glued, laughing til your face hurts.

Really funny

Who doesnt like Chris ROck! I was definitely feeling this show! The Dvd is great and got to me in good condition. Shipping was pretty fast.

Watching a Chris Rock act is like attending a lecture on the history of American race relations from the funniest professor on the planet. This is yet another example that stand-up comedy can be a true artform. Many comics can make me howl, but few change my perceptions. Rock provides real insight into why some dangerous drugs are illegal (theyre non-white, non-American made) while others are legal (theyre white American made). For those who criticize Rock for too much white-man bashing, I say they need to watch again. Rock equally blames his own people for their lack of wealth. When white people get rich, they build Wal-Marts so that other people can make some money too and build wealth. When black people get rich, they buy jewely. Need more? Maybe we could build some more wealth in this country if we werent too busy spending all our money on rims. This is Rock at his best and most unique. In all of Rocks shows hes been willing to lay some of the blame for black problems at their own doorstep in addition to his devasting critiques of racist government policies. How often do Jesse or Al have the courage to do that?