Search - Jeff Dunham - Arguing With Myself on DVD

Sharon F. (Shar) from AVON PARK, FL
Reviewed on 12/2/2020...

I just love his characters! Great entertainment, but not for kids!!! He addresses real-life issues.

Michael D. from ROCHESTER, NY
Reviewed on 2/8/2014...

Pure insane fun with the Dunham gang!

Shawna B. (Asforever18) from VISALIA, CA
Reviewed on 1/3/2014...

Requested this for my niece. She said she loved it. Not much else I can say.

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Torkel E. (Torbjorn) from FAIRHOPE, AL
Reviewed on 2/13/2011...

Enjoyed it but must admit it gets a little monotonous at times.

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Sticks and Jalapenos

Sir Adam of Scots | (please remember to vote!!) | 04/21/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Its really hard to review a standup comedy routine "critiquingly". If it's GREAT, like this one is, I would have to resort to the overwhelming non-lack of cliches plastered on the covers of movie boxes and posters across the Land.



What it boils down to, is this (and its very simple): This is one of the funniest and most tallented stand-up acts I have ever seen. You have your all-time greats like Pryor and (fill in your fav here) but did they hold three-way conversations at lightning speed and legibly conveying three unique voices with three different personalities? Either he has incredible tallent or he's related to Emily Rose.



In short, its fantastic - Excellent - pullamuscle funny - and man does it deliver. Highly recommended for you adults who need a change in pace. ~saos~"

Funny - on a steeeeek

K. Gittins | CA USA | 07/21/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Jeff has a funny routine. His characters include "Walter", a sort of elderly curmudgeon; "Sweet Daddy D" - sorry, that's "Sweeeeeeeeet Daddy D", a playa in management position (PIMP); "Peanut", described as a South Pacific islander but could really be some alien; "Jose Jalapeno", a Cuban condiment (on a "steeeeek"); and "Bubba J", a slow-witted beer-guzzling NASCAR aficianado.



Some of the jokes might be a bit politically incorrect, but as Jeff and "Shrek 2"-director friend surmise in the optional commentary, they are accepted because they are spoken by a puppet, not a human.



I watched it twice (on successive nights) and loaned it to a friend who thought it was bleeping hilarious and also is going to watch it again before returning it.



You get the option of a "bleeped" or "unbleeped" version.

Extras include a commentary, a couple bloopers, and a video of Jeff's dog humping one particular puppet."

Laugh until it hurts...

N. Caruso | Bloomfield, CT United States | 06/06/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I've been a fan of Dunham for a long time - I saw him live in Orlando in 1992(?) and was fan before that. I knew what to expect, but my wife (who has belly-laughed exactly once since we were married 8 years ago) was totally taken by surprise - she laughed so-o-o hard!!! Dunham is funny, creative and his puppets are so believable you can actually suspend belief and think of them as people. Dunham's wit is great - even off the cuff things like when a member of the audience steps out on a call of nature - Dunham waits until he comes back to continue.... One of the funniest comics you'll ever see..."