Women Aren't Funny

About This Movie

So, Women Aren't Funny is an interesting watch, right? Bonnie McFarlane dives into this question about humor and gender with a blend of comedy and documentary style that's kind of unique. The pacing is a bit uneven at times, bouncing between interviews and stand-up bits, which keeps things lively but also sometimes feels like it’s searching for its footing. It’s got this rawness to it, you know? The performances, especially from Bonnie herself, have this personal touch—she’s really engaging. The themes tackled feel pretty relevant, maybe even more so now. It’s a solid exploration of how women navigate the comedy scene, and it raises some good points without feeling overly preachy.

Documentary style blends humor and interviews · Explores gender dynamics in comedy · Features various stand-up performances