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Patton Oswalt: We All Scream

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Oswalt discusses what happens to our bodies as we get older, who he could have been had he just followed the list he created during the lockdown, the Baby Boomer's last temper tantrum and much more.

Year

2022

Duration

5h

IMDb

5.9

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Cast

Patton Oswalt

Director

Patton Oswalt

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Patton Oswalt

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Cast

Patton Oswalt

Director

Patton Oswalt

Self

Patton Oswalt

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Shining StarApr 28, 2023

It's a shame, I used to like Patton Oswalt. I had Netflix send me a reminder when it dropped so I could watch it. Hearing/watching him go on a 6 minute tangent/"joke" about clown pubes (no I'm not kidding) right at the beginning that wasn't even funny.... I ended up turning it off. I was so bored, I tried to keep it on and get past it, but it just wasn't any good. I don't know what happened, but maybe he's just not funny anymore. Or if he has outside people writing his jokes, he needs to fire them. It seemed like the audience was just laughing to be polite, and that's too bad. Get new jokes, buddy. Disappointed.

GerlinePresenceDélicApr 28, 2023

Damn, he got progressively worse with each Netflix special, and this is where he finally peaks (the wrong way around). I was never a fan, but I admit he was occasionally funny on shows and stand-up specials from days long gone. But then the Trump era hit, and of course he was eager to show how genuinely angry, bitter and unfunny he can be on stage. Like a literal embodiment of an internet troll. His following special was sad more so than funny, and this one... again, like someone else wrote in the reviews - there's not a single joke. I guess he says the right political things Netflix wants to hear, and this is why he keeps getting these, despite bombing. Don't let the fake added-in-post Netflix audience cheers and laughter fool you.

iamlara_xoxoApr 28, 2023

I've enjoyed Patton Oswalt in exactly one thing, his minor role in Justified. In it he plays a sheriff of a very small town if I recall correct. He didn't write his own material and the role, while it has some comedic elements, isn't strictly comedic. I don't know if he possibly got his start in stand up but I don't possibly see how, he's just not funny at all. That's quite an accomplishment cause the only people I know of that are this terrible at comedy are Amy Shumer and maybe Melissa McCarthey. Its kind of amazing how terrible some content is, and all just to appease the streaming gods. Our options quadrupled but its like there's less quality television than ever.

MilkaApr 28, 2023

I feel like this is pretty true to Oswalt's brand of humor. Is it his best stand-up? Not really but it is definitely better and more creative than a lot out there. There's some spots that are kind of blah like the vaccine stuff but most stand-up performances have a spot where I kind of feel that way. Overall, I feel like this reflects the age he and a lot of his fans are at. And that's not a bad thing. Gen X is getting older and is suddenly faced with a new outlook that it never had previously. I found a lot of relatable thoughts for those now stuck in the "middle-aged" area of life. Definitely worth the watch even if you only like half the jokes.

Bigg RozayApr 28, 2023

This is by far the worst time i have had since this all started. Patton Oswalt is neither funny or enlightening. He is obviously misinformed. He is mean. Dirty. Folks like myself would be happy to see Patton Oswat's career return to the community theater where it is still above it's rank. Oswalt is not only misinformed, he spews hatred towards those whom he considers dumb but has been proven in recent weeks to be much smarter than he is. Don't waste your time. This is probably the final straw with Netflix. Not only is this simply bad entertainment, it is hateful, full of bad information, given to you by a man that is not funny at all.

✨KO✨Apr 28, 2023

To be very honest I wasn't expecting much when I put this on but found myself laughing out several times. I don't understand all the low ratings. When foing his routine, he connects with real life experiences and how.most of us coped while going through the pandemic. I could certainly relate yovthe partd of the show when he talks about getting older. We're the same age. I don't watch stand up very often but I'm very hlad I did with this one. I was so impressed I'm going to check out more of his routines when I get a chance. Definitely better than a lot of othervtripe you see on Netflix, Prime, etc.

didilekitlaneApr 28, 2023

I have generally have enjoyed most of Netflix's stand up special's and I can say I am a fan of Patton's , but wow. Let me just start by saying, why is comedy post Covid, the same topic for each stand up and yet, comedy as a whole, just feels softer. Cut to " We All Scream." Patton describes a 13 minute, yes, 13, which honestly should have been no more than thirty seconds, about... clown pubes in a barn? This was your opening material? The more he said it I kept wincing, and he didn't move on, kept going back to this stupid metaphor, which made zero sense. Yet, Patton mentioned this material took him two years to come up with. This is why we have producers and Creative Executive's, so someone can say " Don't do this." Another detail that really is frustrating me with these specials in general, I get it, Covid was a big thing yes. It's over, yet Patton is doing material on the lockdown, vaccines and telling us he watched Deadwood. Can we please just get one special not to say the words " Lockdown" " covid" or " vaccinations" anymore, please? I don't know about you, but I get annoyed being September 2022, and a stand up is talking about lock downs. Let's go back to actually creating real comedy without talking about injections or not being able to do anything.

Khaoula MahassineApr 28, 2023

I think i like Patton Oswald more then my wife does, but we decided to stop and give a listen to this special that's just been released this week. We stopped watching this special after ten minutes of a sidetrack from a story that involved a barn full of the public hairs from clowns. He paused at least once and then resumed his march off the end of the wharf. Maybe he was going to get back on trac soon, but who the hell has the patience to wait that long for him to get this unfunny stuff out of his system? He can be funny, his stories can be fun observational stuff, but lord this was not it tonight. Someone could let me know how far to fast forward to get pass the burning car on the side of the road,

sizwes_loungeApr 28, 2023

I love stand up. Dave Chappelle, Louis CK, Bill Hicks, Doug Stanhope, Stewart Lee, David Cross, Maria Bamford, the list goes on. But it seems like Netflix will give a stand up special to anyone these days. This particular special was just another low quality netflix show. There is very little humour. Which is kind of a requirement for a comedy special. It was tired and cliched. No originality. No insight. No unique points of view. Just the same old schtick. Patton Oswald is quite well known in the realm of comedy. I dont understand why. Ive seen him in AP Bio, Lady Dynamite, Reno 911, Veep and a few other shows. He's never been funny. That is just my opinion obviously. There are probably people who think he has the ability to be humorous but I dont.