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ReplyNorm Macdonald had the same sensibility. If it was funny to him, that’s all that mattered.
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ReplyRob Reiner’s awkward arm crossing at the beginning of Spinal Tap is 🤌🏼
ReplyAll I hear is Hank Scorpio
Reply2 legends
ReplyRob Reiner = Anti American.
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what is the essence of albert brooks comedy and if he was a mathematical formula what would it be
Albert Brooks is a comedian, actor, writer, and filmmaker known for his unique brand of humor, which often involves satirical and observational commentary on contemporary life and the human condition. While it’s challenging to distill the essence of his comedy into a single formula, some key elements can be highlighted:
Self-Reflection and Neuroses: Brooks often explores the anxieties and neuroses of everyday life, using self-deprecating humor and a keen sense of self-awareness. His characters often grapple with insecurities and the absurdities of modern society.
Social Commentary: Brooks’ comedy frequently involves social satire and commentary on societal norms, relationships, and cultural phenomena. He has a knack for pointing out the absurdities and idiosyncrasies of human behavior.
Realism and Relatability: Despite the exaggerations for comedic effect, Brooks’ humor is grounded in realism. His characters and situations often feel relatable, making his comedy resonate with audiences on a personal level.
Dry Wit and Sarcasm: Brooks is known for his dry wit and sarcastic delivery. His humor often relies on clever wordplay, irony, and a deadpan style that adds an extra layer of comedic impact to his observations.
If we were to attempt a whimsical metaphorical mathematical formula for Albert Brooks’ comedy, it might look something like:
AB=(SR+SC+RR)×DWAB=(SR+SC+RR)×DW
Where:
ABAB represents Albert Brooks’ comedy.
SRSR stands for Self-Reflection and Neuroses.
SCSC represents Social Commentary.
RRRR stands for Realism and Relatability.
DWDW represents Dry Wit and Sarcasm.
Keep in mind that this is a playful and metaphorical attempt to capture the essence of his comedy, and comedy, in general, is subjective and diverse. Brooks’ work spans various mediums, including stand-up, films, and voice acting, so the formula is a simplification of his comedic style.
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ReplyI still can’t believe Albert Brooks was a covid hoarder.
ReplyComedy legends.
Sona included.
ReplyWhen 2 people thats act like they hate each other for a bit, it takes me awhile to figure out wants going on. Im like a golden retriever who just wants everyone to get along. Im slow, ok?
ReplyIt makes me sad to see these greats get older, alongside myself, but I’m so happy I got to exist when they did.
ReplySpinal Tap, Stonehedge. I rest my case…
Replyyeah okay, it’s guys just pumping up each other’s egos, and talking about how great they are
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