Good start, but then it gets ruined

In other words,this film is a surreal ride.

I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

WHAT A WASTE OF AIRTIME. TYPICAL DEMOCRAT OWNED NETWORK USING LATE NIGHT T.V TO BASH REPUBLICANS AND OUR PRESIDENT!.... SHAME ON CBS FOR AIRING GARBAGE LIKE THIS!.... WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO QUALITY, UNBIASED TELEVISION?....

Formerly a correspondent on "The Daily Show", Stephen Colbert got his own show in 2005: "The Colbert Report", a parody of right-wing talking heads. He hosted it for nine years - even getting to host the White House Correspondents' Dinner and using the occasion to tear down the Bush administration (while making it sound like praise) - before getting chosen to replace David Letterman as host of CBS's talk show that airs at 11:35 pm.So now it's "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert". Colbert probably didn't predict that Donald Trump would become president, but he's gone after Trump every night, reading the tweets in a mockery of Trump's accent. That's the best part of the show, although you also gotta love the big furry hat. The interviews are good, although they can get tiring after a while.Anyway, this show as well as "The Daily Show", "Full Frontal", "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" and the one hosted by Seth Meyers are the ones that will get us through the Trump nightmare. I recommend it.

You are a disgrace to America, you are a perfect example of how far out there you Left Wing Liberalists really are, with all the violence and destruction you promote and cause daily. Its like you are living a lie. America voted him in, accept it. A good night show host would have new ones daily instead of having to degrading yourself for liberalism.

And those are Colbert's best qualities. I kid. I kid. I kid. But not really; it's true. See: I just made a funnier joke than Colbert has made in the past year. And my joke sucked! Colbert seems like the kind of boss who sits in his office with the door closed all day just so he can fart to his heart's content. Then, when some poor minion walks into the room and smells the stale farts, Colbert just grimaces with pride because he knows if the minion says anything about the smell, he has the power to fire them. In other words, Colbert likes the smell of his own waste (i.e. his brand of comedy) and loves to spread it to the world.