N/A

... a surprisingly insightful meditation on the personal stories that drive comedy.

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06/26/08

N/A

It gets to be a stretch until the tour winds down and you realize you're rooting for these guys to make it, and what a drag it would be if they don't.

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03/17/08

6/10

It is supposed to be a raucous ride of laughter, but it's thin on one important aspect: the jokes.

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03/04/08

N/A

Along with the comics' constant riffage and the doc's terrific, vintage-country soundtrack, the film's full of joyful moments that pretty much guarantee you'll feel better walking out than you did going in.

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02/28/08

3.5/4

Where WERE you? I know, I know. The wind was blowing some ghastly mph and yes, the temperature was well below zero.Still, 'Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show' was worth getting out for.

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02/24/08

2/5

There's a reason this lackluster documentary...has languished on the shelf since its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival in September 2006...

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02/17/08

6/10

Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show is a modest documentary that provides a good showcase for these four comedians.

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02/17/08

2.5/5

The movie's just not all that funny. Vaughn's troopers -- as presented anyway -- are never more than mildly amusing.

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02/13/08

N/A

Good stuff.

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02/11/08

N/A

Too crude in spots, 'Wild West Comedy Show' is still an amusing and revealing documentary about the daring art of stand-up comedy.

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02/09/08

3/4

Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show succeeds when it focuses in on the comedian's homes off the range.

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02/08/08

7/10

Very much a guy's flick, filled with the kind of macho male-bonding moments that might make the more estrogen-oriented of audience members roll their eyes.

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02/08/08

3/4

There's more heart than one might expect in this raunchy romp across America.

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02/08/08

2/5

You get four decent comics plucked from obscurity and given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play big venues packed with eager fans who would probably have roared at a 20-minute set by Alan Greenspan if Vaughn had deigned to give him his blessing.

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02/08/08

N/A

Vince Vaughn is coming to town with the Four Indistinguishable Frat Dudes of Comedy.

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02/08/08

2.5/4

The movie's amiable, impulsive, intense, and scattershot, and since those are qualities associated with Vaughn himself, in the end it's a fair representation.

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02/08/08

C-

Good enough for an HBO special. But for a full-blown movie? No way.

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02/08/08

2/4

Perhaps everyone who takes a long road trip with their friends should bring a video camera to capture memories. Whether, like Vince Vaughn, you believe these home movies are worth putting in movie theatres is another question.

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02/08/08

2.5/4

After a while the movie's inside chumminess and the overgrown-boy schtick start to wear thin, making me wonder whether Sarah Silverman or Margaret Cho might consider filming a sequel with a busload of neurotic girlfriends.

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02/08/08

3.5/5

While not overtly done, the entire movie explores what America is laughing about at this point in time -- and what people in the heartland don't find funny. Either way, it is illuminating.

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02/08/08