Brett Goldstein: The Second Best Night of Your Life

2025

Comedy / Talk-Show

IMDb Rating 6.5/10 10 992 992

one-man show stand-up comedy

Director

Jeff Tomsic Photo
Jeff Tomsic

Top cast

Brian Henson Photo
Brian Henson as Puppeteer
Brett Goldstein Photo
Brett Goldstein as Self - Host
Kathleen Kim Photo
Kathleen Kim as Puppeteer
Mo Welch Photo
Mo Welch as Self
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576.12 MB
1280*640
English 2.0
NR
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23.976 fps
1 hr 2 min
Seeds 11
1.15 GB
1920*960
English 5.1
NR
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23.976 fps
1 hr 2 min
Seeds 16
2.78 GB
3840*1920
English 5.1
NR
Subtitles us  bg  hr  cz  dk  nl  es  fi  fr  gr  hu  lt  mk  no  pl  pt  ro  sr  sl    lv  sv  tr  et  
23.976 fps
1 hr 2 min
Seeds 9

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by kmmtbktz 10 / 10

Always good

Loved him in shrinking, He can play pure emotion and sadness. Loved him in Ted Lasso as Toy Kent. He's funny angry but thoughtful. All that and comedy stand up. He's brilliant! I would love to see more acting from him. He's already shown a wide range. He'd be scary in a thriller. Can't you see him menacing someone or perhaps an entire city with those world class caterpillars he sports for eyebrow? He's the whole package. Give him a break all you haters on his first comedy special. It's not like he wrote it all. He has a bright brilliant future and I for one look forward to seeing more of anything from him.
Reviewed by jdn-82931 6 / 10

fine comedy special

Brett Goldstein is an engaging, handsome and charismatic performer. This special had good pacing and some good jokes. If you like stand up, you'll find things to like in this stand up special. Overall I was amused and laughed out loud twice.I cannot score higher because the delivery of the jokes felt really awkward. Typically comics act as if they are telling the audience the jokes organically and naturally. This performance felt like a dress rehearsal that perhaps should not have been filmed. I don't know if this is his style or if he was just nervous. I did find this element to be distracting.
Reviewed by TruthIsTheAnswer 6 / 10

Roy Kent's Stage Romp: Laughs with a Side of Awkward

Brett Goldstein's first stand-up special, The Second Best Night of Your Life, is a mixed bag that showcases his comedic potential but struggles with consistency.Known for his early starring roles in SuperBob, Tom in Ricky Gervais - "Derek" and later for his Emmy-winning role as Roy Kent in Ted Lasso and co-creating Shrinking, Goldstein brings his signature gruff charm to the comedy stage.The special, filmed in New Jersey, leans heavily on cultural observations - British vs. American quirks, Muppet encounters, and self-deprecating humour. When he's sharp, like joking about his "exotic" name in England versus its banality in America, the laughs land well.His bold dives into personal topics, from botched relationships to masculinity, are refreshing and often endearing, avoiding the pitfalls of crude comedy. However, the pacing falters, and Goldstein's stage persona feels undefined.Some bits, like rants about U. S. public toilets, meander into confusion, and his delivery can feel rehearsed or overly vulgar, lacking the organic flow of seasoned comics.While fans of his TV work will enjoy his charisma, the special doesn't fully coalesce. It's a promising debut but uneven, leaving you wanting a tighter set.Rating: 6/10.
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