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Movies like Chris Rock: Tamborine

Key Features:
Stand-up comedy, Observational humor, Social commentary, Political satire, Fatherhood, Infidelity, American politics, Autobiographical, Adult humor, Cultural criticism, Relationship comedy, Topical humor, Profanity-moderate
Tone:
humorous, satirical, serious
Target Audience:
Comedy fans, Socially conscious viewers, Fans of stand-up, Viewers interested in social commentary
Emotional Arc:
Amusement → Reflection

Chris Rock: Tamborine

2018-02-14
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Chris Rock takes the stage for his first comedy special in 10 years, filled with searing observations on fatherhood, infidelity and American politics.

Genres
Comedy
Cast
Chris Rock
Crew
Bo Burnham, Chris Rock
Rating
6.443(176 votes)
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