Anyone seen the Matt Walsh Am I Racist?

amother

↑ Azalea

Today at 12:48 pm

I don’t go to theaters but making an exception bec this just doesn’t feel the same to me as going to a Hollywood movie

amother

Lightcoral

Today at 12:51 pm

I don't go to theaters but I'll rent it as soon as it becomes available online.
I LOVED What is a woman.

amother

Cinnamon ↓

Today at 12:58 pm

I watched Who is a Woman and the thing that continuously amazed me is that these people are real. Like they really exist.

From the few snippets that I've seen of AM I racist, I'm getting the same vibes.

amother

Lotus ↓

Today at 1:47 pm

I've been trying to see if we can babysitter and go but didn't work out this week. Hopefully next week!

amother

↑ Lotus

Today at 1:47 pm

Matt Walsh's humor is my favorite type of comedy. I know I'm going to be laughing the entire time. I'm so excited!

amother

Slategray

Today at 1:49 pm

amother Vanilla wrote:

I really want to, I'm just very nervous about encountering nasty people at the theater. How was it going to the theater? Did the employees or anyone else get nasty about the movie you were there to see?

My daughter went. She didn't report any nastiness. Everyone who was there was right wing

amother

↑ OP

Today at 2:40 pm

amother Lotus wrote:

Matt Walsh's humor is my favorite type of comedy. I know I'm going to be laughing the entire time. I'm so excited!

Same! He’s sarcastic and keeps a straight face and knows how to make cringey moments into hilarious ones. And he has great lines.

I honestly want to watch it again lol

amother

↑ Burlywood ↓

Today at 4:15 pm

allthingsblue wrote:

I saw clips and it seemed boring and repetitive

I have a serious question.

Do you automatically feel this way because hes a conservative Podcaster or because you dislike dry humor?

It has overwhelmingly positive reviews on rotten tomatoes and I enjoyed every minute of it.

↑ allthingsblue ↓

Today at 4:18 pm

amother Burlywood wrote:

I don’t like repetitive predictable “humor”.

I listen to some conservative podcasters and have nothing against them.

amother

↑ Burlywood

Today at 5:03 pm

allthingsblue wrote:

I don’t like repetitive predictable “humor”.

I listen to some conservative podcasters and have nothing against them.

ok. thanks for clarifying.

amother

↑ Cinnamon

Today at 6:18 pm

I'm just wondering how it works.
He features these people on a documentary with their consent? Why would they agree to it? It just makes them look like the biggest fools.
And if they didn't con sent, can't they sue him?

↑ allthingsblue

Today at 6:26 pm

amother Cinnamon wrote:

He paid them and they consented for something they just didn’t know what.

amother

Hyacinth ↓

Today at 6:27 pm

amother Cinnamon wrote:

I think they were told that it was for an anti racist documentary. Of course they agreed because they believe that they are anti racist and they want to teach people their ways... (If I understood correctly)

amother

↑ Hyacinth

Today at 6:28 pm

amother OP wrote:

We don’t normally go to theaters either, but we felt that this movie is different. And we went during the day to a random cinema so didn’t feel like the theater experience…

Just want to add that I have a new level of respect for Matt Walsh. He is truly clever and courageous. And soooo funny.

Are you me? Lol
Same here. I haven't been to a theater in years but this was an exception. It's not some Hollywood movie with a whole vibe... It was mid day, a few people there. We were in and out.

It was genius!!! And omg I cannot believe he was able to keep a straight face this whole time.