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September 15, 2012

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suburbancorrespondent

Was it really worth seeing? We love the monologue it came from, but I don't see how they could get an entire movie from it!

TheQueen

Suburbancorrespondent - The movie is mainly about his failing relationship and how he gets his start in comedy - oh wait, sorry - how the character "Matt Pandamiglia" gets his start in comedy. It's not based so much on the monologue as the book he wrote. My favorite thing about the book is that he kind of flips a switch on his comedy based on something his father says, and they give the relationship more of the credit. So, yes, the movie's totally worth seeing. Proof: our audience clapped at the end. I've only seen that happen at Schindlers List.

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