This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Awesome Movie

A Disappointing Continuation

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

If The Late Show was to be revived with another host, would it need to resort to celebrities singing endlessly in a car? Is that what the world of late night TV has come to? What would have happened if David succeeded Johnny Carson?There was one Late Show episode I saw I think from the 90s, where a flight attendant, in response to a question from David Letterman, said something disparaging about the passengers, whispering (well loud enough for the audience in the Ed Sullivan Theater and everyone watching at home) that "they're the enemy!". The audience exploded in uneasy laughter, and then the flight attendant upon realizing her faux pas, wondered out loud that she could be in trouble for that, especially as she had already revealed the airline she worked for. I cannot recall the airline but I do wonder whatever happened to that flight attendant. To this day, does she regret her opinion on the customer on national TV?

David when he moved from NBC to CBS brought his own dry witted and really talented sense of humor. Too bad that he did not get the Tonight Show on the former network. As ratings would had been very high for that show.Still David can be a bit rude to his guests. But guess that is just the way he is. And how he can be in personality. Though he means no harm nor foul. Despite Jay Leno being nicer, David is still more funnier.Jay brings in the older viewers while David brings in the 18-49+ viewers in key groups! Love Letterman though only have been seeing bits and parts lately of him in recent years.

10_While Paul Shaffer is a very good musician, he's very annoying as person. His remarks while David is talking are truly unbearable, especially when they are nothing but "yeahhh", "How is that", and some other unheard gibberish that blend in the main speech to make no word, of both sides, audible. Mr. Shaffer, would you SHUT UP ! 09_The Top 10 list sucks! 08_Sometimes David is yakking about the most insignificant matters ever. I mean Seinfeld, as a show, exploited insignificant matters significantly, making them something to watch, enjoy and maybe satirize. Here it's not that talented. So it's silliness for silliness, yet sorrowfully not even ludicrous along the way !07_The short segments became fewer and dryer. Let alone extremely horrible at times; and I refer to the ugly, rated r, images through the segment of "things better than reading Sarah Palin's memoirs" !! They showed so shocking clips from horror movies uncensored, how does this happen in a show that omits the F and the S words immediately ??!! 06_The laughing audience…Grrrrrrr! It's one of the reasons of the western civilization's decay. I have nothing more to add!05_Rarely when the program uses one guest creatively. It's a talk show yes, but lately it's some funny memories to cut to the commercials, then the publicity for their, must be great, next movie.. play.. book…etc. Namely poorness, hypocrisy, and nothing THAT FUNNY !04_In one complete season, the last one, I laughed twice.03_Comedy is timing. Letterman seems lately to lose this important fact. I feel board many times during the already short episode. Let alone the sin of repeating the jokes; now can you believe this ?! Just recall the worn-out one about riding a taxi in New York and cheating death, well, I heard it 3 times in 3 consecutive episodes, it's like; did you memorize it yet ?!!02_Some serious people as guests and some lovely performances make a balance that keeps a respectful reason for watching the show, since watching it to laugh came to be nearly terminated!01_Being smart is something this show got nothing to do with. That could have been nice. But not anymore!...At least the title fits so rightly; it is the "late" show indeed !

It really frightens me that there are still people out there that admire someone like Bill O'Reilly. Thank God for people like Dave Letterman, who don't fall prey to the bizarre belief that questioning the Right Wing makes one unpatriotic. Good for you Dave. Great show as always. Letterman knows how to turn the tables on someone who is full of himself and blinded by self-importance. And let's hope there are always platforms like Letterman's around that can challenge the bombastic, hypocritical, bitter pills we have to take in the form of O'Reilly, Coulter, Robertson--unfortunately the list goes on and on. Great banter, great commentary--Letterman still shines!