“Sorry/Not Sorry’ is fascinating with its exploration of ethics, but Mones and Suh’s documentary essentially plays out like a CliffsNotes version of The New York Times’ 2017 report about Louis C.K.’s sexual misconduct.”
“A series of goofy images isn’t a comedy.”
A conversation on cinema between film critics Drew Morton, Landon Palmer and Justine A. Smith.
“Never preachy, Wong finds lots to love in her overwhelming honesty.”
“Hitting the cerebrally relatable and the absurdly goofy, Buress provides an allegory for the American worker: even if your daily grind is performing stand-up, taking pleasure in your work is the only way to stay sane.”
Max Bledstein on the ‘Louie’ Season 5 Finale
“Given the time and care C.K. has been dedicating to the development of stories recently on Louie, the vignettes of “Sleepover” almost feel like they all could’ve been the subject of their own episodes.”