Laugh until you sprain your spleen

Let it be known that I have seen the future of funny-ness, and it is The Comedians of Comedy: The Movie. We watched it last night and I don't think I have ever laughed so hard at a movie in my life. I knew Patton Oswalt was hilarious (fun fact: he was in the same fraternity as my college boyfriend, and I once vomited in the stall next to him -- good times!) but the other three comedians in this documentary were new to me: Brian Posehn (the weird looking guy from "Just Shoot Me"), Maria Bamford, and Zach Galifinakis.

From Netflix description: "Along with clips of performances, the film offers a behind-the-scenes look at the comedians and the challenges of presenting material that's not necessarily "masses-friendly" and of playing rock clubs and indie venues rather than the usual comedy clubs."

Warning: It's not quite as nasty as The Aristocrats, but it does explore even more taboo subjects. It's not for watching around the kiddies or your churchgoing granny.