Now I understand that me being British maybe I just don't get the whole "listen to me talk about how great I am" culture in the USA!? But I found this to be a little too over cringey! Ok so I'm a fan of both Rock & Hart, I've seen both of them do stand up during their tours in England and I loved them both..... I'm not a "hater" and I really do think they're both deservedly two of the biggest comedians / comedy actors in the world right now!....... BUT.... This just isn't something I feel ever needed to be made! I enjoy Documentaries and having a reputable journalist create a Biography is often really enjoyable to watch / read if done the right way, you shouldn't however make a Documentary on yourselves which seems exactly what these guys did here. It's basically an hour of Chris and Kev talking about how great they both are, inserting snippets of friends talking about how great they both are and how they're both only getting more great every day! As an American I understand this might be your cup of tea! As a Brit myself it made me almost throw up in my mouth it's so self serving and ego driven! We get it guys you're both super successful!? But next time let the fans tell you how much they love you instead of you telling them how much they're supposed to love you!

For me it's the excitement of Kevin Hart. He's like a kid the whole time excited like it's Christmas Eve. Chris Rock is steady, confident, classy! The growth and professionalism of this man is remarkable! Then they moved Dave Chapel to show up! The look in his eyes when he said "These my dudes". I was touched! I got my feels! I loved it. I appreciate the roses given, the come backs, the excitement! It's lovely to see how these men are serious and professional, that they love each other! The stories of how they helped other people is wonderful. It's a wonderful life for these entrepreneurs and entertainers!

This is an entertaining documentary about Chris Rock and Kevin Hart's friendship and healthy professional relationship, and how it all comes together when they perform, along with Dave Chapelle, in the Madison Square Garden. It is very interesting to see how these comedians got to be stars: hard work, discipline, perseverance and self awareness, and how others think high about them, because they formed a real entourage over the years.

I was really enjoying this show until the last part at the Madison Square Garden, where Hart had the dumb idea of bringing a goat on stage to "honor" Chris Rock being the GOAT. That poor goat was trembling, terrified and defecating itself out of fear. I love animals and I can't believe people still put innocent beings in awkward situations just for a laugh. Sorry, but this is a big NO for me.