First - let me say normally I don't care for the comedy of Kevin Hart. The only movie I've like of his is 'True Story' which wasn't a comedy. So I'm not a 'fan' but I do love authentic documentaries and I'm glad he took the time to put together this work.
As a 62yr old woman who lived thru most of the subject matter, I only saw 2 inaccuracies (1 by omission which is probably due to 'creative license' so the material flows the way they want it to) but other than that...
SLAM DUNK! You will end up watching both episodes in one sitting especially if you're a boomer and remember the comedy records fondly in your grandmother's house! The interesting inside info on Mom's Mabley for example and a look into the life behind the scenes of Paul Mooney - it's an excellent documentary. Keven Hart with John Amos as executive producers did an excellent job!
As a 62yr old woman who lived thru most of the subject matter, I only saw 2 inaccuracies (1 by omission which is probably due to 'creative license' so the material flows the way they want it to) but other than that...
SLAM DUNK! You will end up watching both episodes in one sitting especially if you're a boomer and remember the comedy records fondly in your grandmother's house! The interesting inside info on Mom's Mabley for example and a look into the life behind the scenes of Paul Mooney - it's an excellent documentary. Keven Hart with John Amos as executive producers did an excellent job!
