everything you have heard about this movie is true.

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Watch something else. There are very few redeeming qualities to this film.

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

I'm happy to watch a comedy set for an hour or so and get a few laughs. That's not a big ask. I got nothing from Tom. Maybe 12/13 year olds might find this funny. Sloppy performance and lazy jokes about Parkinson's. pfft.

Stand up comedy is never easy. You have to have a natural talent for humor, sometimes improvising, and perfect facial expressions. Tom Segura has that. His shows are funny and Disgraceful is just what I wanted it to be. That some people think you can't laugh with some subjects is their opinion but I think, and I'm not the only one, that you can laugh with anything as long as you don't laugh with the handicap of a specific somebody. All the rest should be tolerated, as humor is the best cure for everything, even sarcasm, which in this stand-up comedy is overly represented. I had real good laughs, and even with the milder jokes I still had a smile on my face, so to me it's definitely worth watching.

This guy is a untalented dim-wit who doesn't have the talent to write creative jokes. Instead, he targets populations of people, and, instead of thinking of a witty punchline, just demeans them in an attempt to be "funny." Punching down is a clear sign of little talent, which apparently this guy has built a career on.

Mr. Segura suggests replacing the words "that is retarded" or "that is not smart" with the words "that idea has an extra copy of the 21st chromosome." This not in any way funny. He clearly doesn't know anyone who has Down Syndrome or he wouldn't make such an ignorant comment. I will agree that this stand up routine is aptly named and it is truly DISGRACEFUL !!!!!!!!! Netflix should be ashamed for being involved with spreading this kind of message on its streaming service!