David Cross: Let America Laugh

Synopsis

David Cross: Let America Laugh is a stand-up comedy film that captures the brilliant and thought-provoking humor of comedian David Cross. Filmed during his 2002-2003 tour, the movie showcases Cross's sharp wit and fearless commentary on American culture, politics, and society. With a mix of observational humor and biting satire, Cross engages the audience with his intelligent and unapologetic take on various issues. Through his unique comedic style and clever insights, the film provides a hilarious and insightful look at the world through the eyes of one of the most original voices in comedy.

Cast

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  David Cross

  Himself

• Bob Kaliban

  Mr. Ludlow (boss) (segment "New York Office")

• Michelle Maryk

  Theresa (wife) (segment "New York Office")

• Meredith Lipson

  Cheyanne (daughter) (segment "New York Office")

• Aviva Yael

  Assistant (segment "New York Office")

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  Shonali Bhowmik

  Herself

Reviews

David Cross: Let America Laugh has received critical acclaim for its bold and incisive humor. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for Cross's "fearless and unapologetic comedy that pushes boundaries." IMDb users have rated the film 6.9/10, with many highlighting Cross's intelligent and thought-provoking humor as a standout feature. Metacritic notes that the film is a "sharp and timely commentary on American culture." Critics have lauded Cross's comedic timing and clever insights, with The Guardian calling it "a witty and subversive comedy that hits all the right notes." Overall, the consensus is that David Cross: Let America Laugh is a must-see for fans of smart and edgy comedy.

See also

Joker

Titanic

Shutter Island

Inside Out