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And it's a documentary. I watched it the other day after a comedian friend of mine told me about it. It's called Heckler. Available on Amazon (and probably YouTube if you look hard enough). Note: It's got some bad language, so you've been warned if that sort of thing offends you. And just to clarify, the language is VERY ROUGH, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. LOL
It talks about Jamie Kennedy's experience with "hecklers", which are basically over-opinionated critics who are equally overly-vocal about their opinions, along with many different comedians or other famous people and their experiences. Every time I receive a bad review, I think of the movie now and smile.
And, no, it's not the starting of a flame war against reviewers or any of that kind of jazz. I simply watched it and saw these people really speaking to me, straight from their hearts to mine. Maybe it will do you some good, maybe not.
It talks about Jamie Kennedy's experience with "hecklers", which are basically over-opinionated critics who are equally overly-vocal about their opinions, along with many different comedians or other famous people and their experiences. Every time I receive a bad review, I think of the movie now and smile.
And, no, it's not the starting of a flame war against reviewers or any of that kind of jazz. I simply watched it and saw these people really speaking to me, straight from their hearts to mine. Maybe it will do you some good, maybe not.