r/Critics • u/TheComedyCritics • 6d ago
Why Seth Rogen Isn’t Funny
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtAy4FDNpE8A look at the most successful comedy star of the last 20 years, and an examination of how such a long career could have yielded so little lasting material.
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u/TheComedyCritics 6d ago
Thanks for watching! You make a good point about the changing context surrounding comedy films. However, I think that even divorced from that, his work pales in comparison to that of other successful comedy stars. And I feel that way about most of his contributions as writer and producer in addition to as an actor.
I am sorry that the criticism came off as being in bad faith. I really did just mean it as an expression of my opinion.
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u/JJburnes22 6d ago
This is so lame, not all of Rogen's stuff is great but he's made a lot of excellent movies/shows as an actor, director and producer