Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

Intense, gripping, stylish and poignant

Better Late Then Never

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

I can honestly say that I sat through this entire show with a grimace because I was so turned off by his ignorance and righteousness. I don't mind jokes that poke fun of things that society may take a little to seriously but it seemed to me like he was receiving some sort of validation from what he was saying and acting as though those of us who aren't religious are bad people. I used to absolutely love Katt Williams and I was so excited when I saw this come up on Netflix but now I just feel bad for him because like a previous post said, i felt like i was watching the seeds of insanity being planted. This was terrible and I hate to say but he lost a fan and should have stayed retired.

Let me start by saying that I know the special is only about an hour, but I spent fifteen minutes setting up this IMDb account so that I could write this review. I honestly have never written a review on anything before (not for movies, restaurants or any other thing that people write reviews for thinking that their opinion is special)... mostly because I've always thought writing reviews on anything (good or bad) was a waste of my time. However, this time I was so astounded I had to warn anyone willing to read this. I have always loved Katt Williams as a comedian, but this wasn't comedy. It was one man preaching his views on life for an hour. I won't go into too many details about what his opinions were, but all I know is I laughed three or four times, spent the last forty minutes contemplating whether to continue watching or not, and unfortunately watched the whole thing hoping that it would get better... no such luck. I hate to say this, but I kind of hope he goes back into retirement because if he does another special, I know I'll watch it in hopes that it is as good as pimp chronicles. However, If it's as bad as Kattpacalypse he'll probably lose me as a fan. So... to Katt Williams if you happen to read this: either make sure your next special is funny or stop coming out with them. Either way, we'll all try to forget this happened. Also... evolution is a thing stop saying dumb stuff.He owes me another 15 minutes for writing this dumb thing.

I have been a Katt Williams fan for quite some time. I have always enjoyed his acting roles, feeling as if he added a bit of extra flavor to any scene. His stand up was funny and relevant. He would often talk about current events and I felt as if it was intelligent humor. This movie had none of those elements, it was incredibly inaccurate regarding atheism or homosexuality. His political jokes were hard to understand and his set up did very little to facilitate them. Furthermore he took many cheap shots which is far from the Katt Williams I have come to know and it makes me wonder if he got a hold of that Colonel's Fried Chicken.

I've never been the biggest Katt fan, but I always enjoyed seeing his work, as he had a unique style. But this show most certainly disappointed. I liked that Katt had something more to say beyond the joke by joke method, but he took too long and there were barely any jokes in between, even then, his message was too confusing. His comment about atheism is very misguided, and completely incorrect, and that's coming from a someone who does believe in God. If you like cheap laughs, or just the jumping and moving around Katt always does in his shows, then I think you won't regret watching this show, but if you are into actual comedy, then I think it's best to avoid this. I'll give it out of 10 the number of times I actually laughed while watching his show; 4. This is my personal rating of the show, and if you share my mindset, I believe you will share this evaluation.