Saw Homeland. I think the fight scenes leading up to the climax were really the best of this.
Also, watched "When Jews Were Funny" (documentary) on Netflix. Especially for the younger guys who don't really have a hold on "classic" comedians and the genesis of comedy, you should see this. It's a great look into the Jewish mind/brand of comedy and how it integrates with the culture. For those of us who have seen some of these comics growing up, there's a few who are hard to see in their twilight years, Jack Carter in particular. I think it is also a great testament to the mindset of the earlier culture at large being less sensitive to laughing at ourselves versus the hyper-PC culture of today. In essence, you couldn't make a jab at Jews then better than they could jab themselves. You just weren't in their league comedically.


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