[3deroticer]

I watch his movie at my sister place and never heard of it, and I dismiss it because of Chris Rock, being a comedian. I am more drawn to Red Skeleton type comedy that doesn't rely on hearing all the words and disappointed many time by watching a comedy routine that aren't closed capture for the hearing impaired. So This movie came up on HBO and they usually more often than not include closed caption. Not only is it closed caption, but a documentary on the hair industry for African-Americans. Not  comedy routine at all but a worthy introspective of the hair industry. I honestly don't know if Hair is the issue for me! I pretty much look at boobs first. I miss the big hair of the 80's and that include Cleopatra big afro, which was more in the 70's. I myself was sporting some pretty big hair when I was in High School.

Is having an Afro or wild curly hair a turnoff? If a lady sportin some double HH breast and skinny waist, and also had a big Afro and she flirtin with you, are you going to pass because of the hair???

In the movie the girl says she never allow her boyfriend touch her hair because it's a weave. So my question is would you rather be able to touch a natural curly hair or just look at a smooth fake one??? Would you rather be able to go swimming with a natural hair lady or be confine to doing nothing too strenuous that could mess up a weave??? Which girl would you be more attractive to??

Raven-Symone is in the movie quite often, very rarely I was looking at her hair, she is just damn cute and sexy, and voluptuous as she ever is.

[TheZookie007]

It's clearly labeled a documentary. I don't know why you'd assume that it was going to be a comedy, simply because it had Chris Rock as the producer.

[3deroticer]

I said I saw it at my sister cable TV, I haven't seen anything about it, only that it has Chris Rock in it. I usually don't watch a comedian special unless it is closed caption for the hard of hearing. He is known for acting and comedy, but not for a documentary. I think this is his first that I know of. He did this for his daughters. Most of the Comedian special do not include closed caption for the hard of hearing. There are so many comedian that I wish would do it. Richard Pryer for one, and I honestly can't tell you personally if he is funny, same for the Monty Python skit. A fast talking comedian is a language barrier for me. I don't watch a lot of TV, and I usually wait for major release movie hit DVD so I can watch it with closed caption.

I have hair issue when I was growing up to hide my hearing aids. Coming from a different perspective of the time, but it didn't cost me $1000 for the treatment.