Bill Hicks: Relentless (1992)

In his unapologetic and raw style, comedian Bill Hicks takes us on a brutally honest journey through the universe of absurdities that make up our everyday life. His stage becomes a platform for truth as he affirms that life's grim reaper doesn't discriminate between smokers and non-smokers, using the life of jogging instructor Jim Fixx as a stark example. Bill challenges social norms, asking why women find certain acts repulsive, and peels back the layers of political propaganda to reveal the grim realities of the 1990-1991 Gulf War. He boldly asserts that the same technology used in warfare could be repurposed to alleviate global poverty. Venturing into controversial territory, he argues that drugs, despite their reputation, have contributed positively to society. In a moment of profound contemplation, he muses about the mood in which Jesus might return to earth, if he chooses to do so. As the show nears its end, Bill delivers a passionate plea, urging that music should be a heartfelt expression, not a mere performance. This unvarnished exploration of life and society is a testament to Bill Hicks' relentless pursuit of truth in comedy.

Bill Hicks: Relentless is a comedy movie featuring Bill Hicks and directed by Chris Bould.

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