pretty good, that.
From Michael Brazinskas:
Regarding Chip Seinfeld. Who The F#ck Is Chip Seinfeld is a mockumentary that examines the life of Jerry Seinfeld's younger "brother" Chip during his struggle to make it big in stand-up comedy while coping with cocaine addiction. It's presented very convincingly with footage of Chip bombing at comedy clubs along with interviews with fellow comedians who aren't exactly fond of him. It's easy to forget that this is improvisational comedy at its best, doing to stand-up comedy what This Is Spinal Tap did to music. You can't help but feel sorry for Chip. This comedy short is 25 minutes long and while it's not rated, it does have adult language aplenty and scenes depicting drug use. It's still a must-see for anyone who's a fan of stand-up comedy.From rgcustomer:
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Posted by Yossa 2011-06-03 22:32:17
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I watched this the other night and have to say, it hits the spot. Chip is quite convincing as an utterly messed up cokehead. Some of the dialogue is quite sureal, but given the setting, it works well.
Whilst not a laugh a minute piece, which frankly would ruin this, it�s humour is more cerebral and for those of us that have been around coke (long time ago, honest), it�s sharply observed.
I, for one, would like to see this character develop further, as there is definitely mileage in following the car-crash, that is Chips life.
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Posted by RetroFilms 2012-01-23 03:12:21
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If you're into dark comedy mockumentaries Yossa, you might like this: http://vodo.net/NewmanBros
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Posted by cptnwinky 2011-01-09 17:59:09
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For a bit there I thought I was watching a real documentary. By the time Junebug showed up with his whip I knew this couldn't possibly be real. Overall worth 26 minutes of your life though.
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Posted by pranav_waghmare 2011-01-07 03:23:36
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Posted by tim_h 2010-12-11 04:22:04
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Posted by RetroFilms 2012-01-23 03:09:20
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If you're into dark comedy mockumentaries Tim, you might like this: http://vodo.net/NewmanBros
toggle Posted by PaulH 2011-10-04 17:38:17
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Sorry but not my bag at all...I found it totally unfunny and more than slightly irritating due to the main characters, um, character!
Oh well...