The whole show is fallacious, but in a funny way. The stand-up sensation tackles TV's "Shark Tank," what it means to be a woman and how to deal with the lawless party goblin that lives in us all.An optimistic, talented teen clings to a huge secret: She's homeless and living on a bus. A little slow at first. Was this review helpful? She does extremely well both visually and audibly. if you dont like one you probably wont like any of her specials This comedy special is neither comedic nor in the least bit special, except for its amazing capacity in making 75 minutes seem like over 3 hours.

Iliza Shlesinger: Confirmed Kills 2016 TV-MA 1h 17m Stand-Up Comedy The stand-up sensation tackles TV's "Shark Tank," what it means to be a woman and how to deal with the lawless party goblin that lives in …

She never achieves the state of mass hypnosis you need to get the audience to go along with her on the journey...and so the jokes never really land. I'm sure she'll strengthen her diehards and perhaps gain a few new fans because of this grating, 80s-90s era, Kinisonian-ish, rant, but no doubt she's lost a few here as well - I was on the fence (mostly cause she's alright to look at) but I'm no longer interested in watching any future specials from Iliza. That all said, I think it's an honest piece of work and these sorts of strident performances tend to focus an artist's following. I found it irritating after about fifteen minutes. 5 out of 22 found this helpful. I am a man and I am admitting I was found of this girls news spoof show and I found thus on Netflix and thought I would try it I found her hilarious and very sexy myself she is a feminist but who cares really shes a great comic and I found the shark tank bit hilarious if your looking for good comedy try this show I honestly did not laugh at all through the entire show. Apparently this was her first Netflix special and it's about the same feelings I had watching one of her later ones. Newly engaged comic Iliza Shlesinger dives into undeniable truths about life at age 35, the insanity of the road traveled and what's to come. Oglądaj na czym chcesz.

I really hope Iliza Shlesinger can come up with some new, original material soon because, based on other reviews I've read after viewing this Netflix special, Confirmed Kills may just kill her popularity. In Confirmed Kills, Iliza talks about the Party Goblin, mermaids, ugly giants, Shark Tank and more. 23 out of 49 found this helpful.

And there are so many men that are allowed to get up there ... and give their social commentary. Was this review helpful? She might — but she comes out on the night where you're like, "I'll just have one drink." 2 out of 6 found this helpful. “Sit the fuck down, Colton, Caleb, Ashton, Crashton, Crandon, whatever your fucking hipster name is, sit down!” Was this review helpful to you? Was this review helpful? Canadian comic Katherine Ryan explains the perks of dating younger men. But that was the funniest part of the entire thing. Iliza Shlesinger: Confirmed Kills is a 2016 American stand-up comedy film directed by Bobcat Goldthwait and written by and starring Iliza Shlesinger, Iliza Shlesinger's third stand-up comedy special for Netflix, following War Paint from 2013 and Freezing Hot from 2015.

It seems like each of her specials circle around the same jokes about the same topics that have been told by many other comedians before her. And then you're like, "Oh my god, I woke up in Tijuana. If you want to listen to an hour long, live narration of Facebook posts from your high school classmates that went to liberal arts colleges, then this might be the 'comedy' special for you. 8 out of 21 found this helpful. Smart and brazen comedian Iliza Shlesinger applies her fresh, laugh-out-loud perspective to the universal struggles between men and women. I have watched Iliza since she won Last Comic Standing in 2011. 26 out of 46 found this helpful.

Iliza Shlesinger performs in this standup talking about dating, feminism and some of the intricacies associated with being a woman in the 21st century. Pauly Shore And Friends (LOL Comedy Festival Series) Pauly Shore, Carl LaBove, Sammy Shore, Steve Rannazzisi & Iliza Shlesinger I appreciate that she thinks she's saying something important, and that she has a voice worth hearing, but I don't think she earns it with her performance. There isn't much originality in Confirmed Kills, and nothing that really sets it apart from anything else she's ever done. Unfortunately that's not the case here.

Was this review helpful? What does the future hold for Lara Jean and Peter?After years on the run, teenage Ginny and her mother, Georgia, yearn to settle down. 12 out of 16 found this helpful. The material is at once tight and wide-ranging, aimed at your gut and at your head (not much at your heart), great physical, vocal and intellectual stuff going on. Next time, less lurching at the laugh and more actual funny, please. Made a good start, thought she would build upon her opening bit. "Fast" and "loud" do not in themselves = "funny." Ali Wong's stand up special delves into her sexual adventures, hoarding, the rocky road to pregnancy, and why feminism is terrible. A lot of the material is hard to relate to though she did a good job of selling it. Your party goblin — everybody has one — she lives in the back of your brain and she's basically the creature that comes out when you don't expect it, and is responsible for any crazy night you've had. 1 out of 8 found this helpful. Better go re-watch Louis CK. 6 out of 11 found this helpful. 8 out of 16 found this helpful. Again, I'll admit it's not as good as her last Netflix original, but as long as you are okay with her speeches she goes through, which honestly do give some pretty good points, you're in for a treat as she delivers a hot plate of unique humor. And the worst part of it - she is constantly stealing jokes and yet she steals bad ones!

And getting up on a stage and ranting — first of all it has to be funny. she asks in her latest Netflix special, Shlesinger's comedy is both topical and physical — she contorts, she snorts, she stalks the stage, she pretty much becomes the characters in her own jokes.The 34-year-old comedian grew up in Dallas, studied film in college, and nine years ago became the first woman to win NBC's competitive reality show I'm not brash, and I think people with lack of a better vocabulary will say things like, "Oh, you're raunchy."