George Carlin - Complaints and Grievances

Carlin was always acting like a bitter old man and people call that "funny." I saw the act "Religion is b. s." and "abortion," and there was no humor, just sarcastic support for his own wicked ways. The "invisible man in the sky" came down and took on human form in the person of Jesus Christ. Yet, Carlin rejected the faith which has as its symbol "a guy nailed to two pieces of wood." Carlin also thought he could improve the ten commandments. Well, first of all, that guy nailed to two pieces of wood wanted to atone for Carlin's sins so he wouldn't be judged by them on the other side of the grave. And with respect to the ten commandments, Carlin perpertrated the idiocy of juwes by observing the letter of the law and ignoring the spirit of the law. For, if you loved God and neigbhor, you wouldn't break the commandments. For love is the heart of the commandments. God says He sees no pleasure in the death of the wicked. Carlin was a foolish man, and we can only hope he repented before he died.

I love George Carlin- I bought this for my father-in-law who likes this kind of humor and I had to watch it and find out for myself. It was hilarious I have to say. Definitely a great laugh yet I don't agree with everything he says I think he's still really funny. He makes some clever complaints and clever ideas. Must see (have to be open minded though).

I've been a fan of George Carlin for quite a while, so I was looking forward to seeing this DVD. But after the first few minutes, I turned it off - because it turned *me* off. I don't mind "the 7 words you can't say" in a comedy sketch, but being vulgar right off the bat - nope (what I call "jr. high humor for boys).

George Carlin is very intelligent and can be really funny - check out some of his other work.

I still laugh to myself when I think of the bits that came out of this session of his insights and observations on life.

I am so glad I was able to purchase this DVD as I live in Australia where George Carlin is not available. I've loved Carlin since college...and the older I get, the more I appreciate his irreverent, caustic, "anti"politically correct take on life. For Carlin lovers, I recommend this one. If you don't know his humor, don't stay in the dark any longer! Go get a copy of this DVD immediately!