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Katt Williams: Kattpacalypse

Katt Williams: Kattpacalypse (2012)

August. 25,2012
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5.5
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| Comedy

Katt Williams ushers in Kattpacalypse, exploding with more energy than an atomic bomb and riffing on everything from Doomsday to Obama. Katt Williams has been the best selling urban comic in the last 10 years and proved to have explosive sales across all platforms from DVD to tours.

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Harockerce
2012/08/25

What a beautiful movie!

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Listonixio
2012/08/26

Fresh and Exciting

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Claysaba
2012/08/27

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

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BelSports
2012/08/28

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

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Ray Thomas
2012/08/29

Classic Katt Williams here, I laughed the whole time!. Dave chappele need to comeback also. The other reviews must not be familiar with comedy because he had me and my friends rolling the whole time. He talks current events and cracks jokes about situations in everyday life. 5 stars.The only negative to this movie was that it wasn't long enough. Delivery was on point. Facial expressions were classic. From the laughter heard from the crowd, everybody seemed to be having a great time. Congratulations Mr.Williams you are back. Cant wait for the next DVD to drop. Required viewing material for any comedy buff. Oh, and get some fans next time around, he was quite sweaty.

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Mjdenali-6194
2012/08/30

Let me start by saying that I know the special is only about an hour, but I spent fifteen minutes setting up this IMDb account so that I could write this review. I honestly have never written a review on anything before (not for movies, restaurants or any other thing that people write reviews for thinking that their opinion is special)... mostly because I've always thought writing reviews on anything (good or bad) was a waste of my time. However, this time I was so astounded I had to warn anyone willing to read this. I have always loved Katt Williams as a comedian, but this wasn't comedy. It was one man preaching his views on life for an hour. I won't go into too many details about what his opinions were, but all I know is I laughed three or four times, spent the last forty minutes contemplating whether to continue watching or not, and unfortunately watched the whole thing hoping that it would get better... no such luck. I hate to say this, but I kind of hope he goes back into retirement because if he does another special, I know I'll watch it in hopes that it is as good as pimp chronicles. However, If it's as bad as Kattpacalypse he'll probably lose me as a fan. So... to Katt Williams if you happen to read this: either make sure your next special is funny or stop coming out with them. Either way, we'll all try to forget this happened. Also... evolution is a thing stop saying dumb stuff.He owes me another 15 minutes for writing this dumb thing.

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Edward Lorn
2012/08/31

I cannot imagine I've ever seen a train wreck as tragically bad as Kattpacalypse, either literally or figuratively. Katt Williams was once a comedic god who used scathingly funny observations to make society and politics understandable to ones that may not get the jokes dropped by Jon Stewart or Lewis Black. He was an every-man's comic, loved by intelligent people and the uninformed alike. But this... my, how the mighty have fallen. It would be easy to say that Katt just lost his way, that he forgot how to entertain, how to tell a joke, but to see the Whitney Houston-type sweat pouring off him, to hear him ramble and rave like a madman (yes the term is cliché, but here, it's apt) is upsetting. I did laugh, but I could count those moments when I did on one hand. His views are confusing and stretched, the act full of end of the world scenarios and eschewed viewpoints such as, but not limited to: Homosexuality is all right, as long as you're a woman; NASA is leading a secret mission to a "Super-Earth" where there will be no black people because white people are going to sneak away on rocket ships; Atheists are "retarded" and 2012 will be the year all this goes down. Not to mention, his vulgar, curse laden delivery (I actually enjoy blue humor more than any other brand) intertwined with religious rhetoric and propaganda. If he truly is a Christian I cannot believe how a sane person can be that abrasive and filthy of mouth while believing God won't have a problem with it. Katt goes on to speak poorly of Conrad Murray, while in Katt's last show, Katt confessed he'd like to see Michael Jackson "dealt with" because he believed the performer a pedophile. These are just a few of Katt's many double statements and lunatic ravings. One of our greatest comedic minds is suffering, whether it be drug or stress induced, I don't know, but you can just look at Katt, how he's aged in the face, and see something has gone horribly wrong in only three short years. Add in all the news of Katt walking out of shows and his impromptu stripteases followed by push-up sessions, and it makes you wonder how much longer Katt Williams will be among the living. I feel like I just watched a cry for help, not a comedy show.

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hyozanoni
2012/09/01

I have been a Katt Williams fan for quite some time. I have always enjoyed his acting roles, feeling as if he added a bit of extra flavor to any scene. His stand up was funny and relevant. He would often talk about current events and I felt as if it was intelligent humor. This movie had none of those elements, it was incredibly inaccurate regarding atheism or homosexuality. His political jokes were hard to understand and his set up did very little to facilitate them. Furthermore he took many cheap shots which is far from the Katt Williams I have come to know and it makes me wonder if he got a hold of that Colonel's Fried Chicken.

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