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So, 'Funny Is Money' is one of those interesting pieces that you don’t really find too often. Directed by Norman Jewison, it’s part of Showtime's 'In the 20th Century' series, and dives into the evolution of comedy over the years. The pacing feels pretty relaxed; it takes its time to explore the nuances of humor and its impact on society. What strikes me is how it blends interviews with actual comedic performances, giving it this documentary flair that feels both personal and historical. The commentary from various comedians really adds depth, plus the documentary aspect keeps you engaged. It’s like a time capsule of comedy, revealing not just laughs but the underlying social commentary. Definitely one to ponder over, if you appreciate the craft of comedy.
Part of Showtime's 'In the 20th Century' seriesExplores the evolution of humorFeatures interviews with notable comedians
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