Name: Bill Burr Reviews Bradley Cooper's 'Is This Thing On' | Bill Burr
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Bill Burr Reviews Bradley Cooper's 'Is This Thing On' | Bill Burr' from Bill Burr Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2026-01-01. Transcript available.

I saw Is This Thing On, the Bradley Cooper movie.
I absolutely, me and Nia absolutely loved, loved,
loved that movie.
Will Arnett is fucking amazing.
And it's, he was such a natural as a standup comedian
and his material was fucking great
'cause he was being vulnerable and personal.
All of this stuff, that's like the hardest thing
to be as a comedian, being vulnerable.
And like open as a comic usually means the crowds,
you feel like the crowds gonna come at you.
So you, you know, standup is a lot of cattle prodding
and fucking defensive posture for a long time.
And his character's married to Laura Dern's character.
They were both amazing.
And Bradley Cooper is absolutely fucking hilarious
in this movie, he was so goddamn funny.
And the woman that played his wife Andra Day,
I just loved her character because the movie is not necessarily
about standup, it's, it's more about like relationships.
It's a great adult movie, put it that way.
Me and my wife was a perfect fucking date movie.
And, and it was also, I loved the way it was shot.
I became a huge fan of Bradley Cooper as a director.
I never saw "Star is Born", all right?
You know, I don't lean that way, you know?
I don't go see musicals.
That's, that's like a movie I would see on a plane, you know?
Yeah, so I'd never seen anything that you directed.
It was fucking, I almost saw it 'cause Dice was in it.
But I don't know, I don't know.
My wife saw it.
She like called me up and was like crying,
saying how great it was and everything.
And then I was like, I was really happy that she enjoyed it.
And I was also happy that I didn't see it.
You know, I could see it now, but where I was mentally back then,
like, ugh, no car chase or titties.
I don't want to see, you know, meathead.
But anyway, like the way he shot it was fucking beautiful.
And I gotta be honest with you, when I was doing Glen Gary,
they were down in the cellar.
And the fact that they shot it earlier this year,
edited the thing, and it already came out,
like fucking blows my mind, that amount of work.
But anyway, the, Andrew Day's character,
what I loved about the movie is it showed how,
when you're going through a difficult time in your marriage,
the amount of unsolicited fucking advice you get from people
that are also in a fucked up relationship.
And all of a sudden they're talking to you
like their home life isn't fucking crazy too.
And I just loved her character,
how she was just projecting all of this shit onto Will
that was really like about her, you know, and not about him.
And it really hit hard because I realized that I am a fucking projecting so-and-so.
The second I see any hint of rough waters,
I just fucking apply the algorithm from my childhood.
Oh, and then you're going to do this, this, this, and this.
And I can go fuck myself. Is that what it is?
And then I literally walk around talking to myself,
arguing with this person in my fucking head,
like they already did what they haven't done.
Insane. So it was done beautifully.
Um, it's a fantastic fucking movie.
I loved it.
Thank you.