wonder how it feels to be a filmmaker today knowing this exists and you’ll never reach it’s level of greatness

A preliminary but confident rating as I think that this might be a valid addition to my two hundred 5/5 rated films (ever), out of the 10,000 or so that I've seen. A deeply psychologically complex masterwork of pure cinema & introspective emotion from the king of contemporary comedy. Hands down one of the very best movies of the year.

Nathan Fielder is the new Abbas Kiarostami. A masterwork of reflexivity, questioning the lengths of performance vs persona, and how the manipulative nature of it effects the people and their surroundings it's played upon.

Who would have thought the most poignant moment of the year would be in the same episode as a Bill Gates impersonator singing "ding dong Daddy" and spending a good chunk of Comedy Central's budget on escorts.

This is the best movie of the year and letterboxd is probably gonna remove this because it's ran by stupid nerds

top ten anime betrayals: nathan’s face when bill asks the bartender to turn on fox news

wow this catfish special is WILD! only thing is, nev looks great but max aged horribly :/

Brilliant. I laughed, I almost cried. Highly recommend. 10/10

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

This is truly something special. It transcends the format of Nathan for You and presents the viewer with something truly thought provoking. The "characters" in this are wholly enticing because they are naturally flawed and richly developed. It's so much more than I could have ever expected from a show that starts with helping a business sell poo flavored frozen yogurt. Nathan Fielder and his crew deserve so much recognition and admiration for what they achieved with this film.

Re-watch of the entire series. Rating reflects my feelings on both Nathan for You as a series and Finding Frances.

A perfect cap to the best comedy show of the decade, and a poignant summary of its biggest theme: can people be sincere when they know they’re being filmed? Moreover, can the person filming them be sincere? Nathan Fielder’s goal throughout his series was to find something real in the wall of insincerity put up by people when they’re on camera. That reality is often painful, the unpleasant and utterly human awkwardness that all cringe humor comes from. But in the final scene of Finding Frances (and the series overall), Nathan reveals that neither insincerity or reality are as painful as the moments where you can’t tell where one ends and the other begins.

This made me want to seek out emotions

i shoulda married her! frances gaddy!

Guhdam

This ruined me.

damn