Whether you're from the country or the city, the humor in this DVD is sure to hit your hard. Full of fun for all family members!

Not a story, more of an excuse to showcase several stand-up comedians. Good humor.

One of the funniest things you'll ever watch....

Absolutely hilarious stand-up comedy film from well-known southern comic Jeff Foxworthy (probably most famous for his "You might be a redneck if..." jokes that have reluctantly become a part of the so-called American lexicon in the past 16 or 17 years) and his three longtime best buddies and fellow comedians Bill Engval, Ron "Tatersalad" White and Larry The Cable Guy. Out of all the performers in the film I thought Foxworthy, Engval and White probably had the best and most entertaining material. Although I did chuckle at some of Larry's bits but just not as much as I did at the other guys. This was largely due in part to his reliance upon decidedly more crude and juvenile-styled jokes that in my opinion a little bit of goes quite a long way. My absolute favorite part of the film though came in the final 20 or 30 minutes when all four guys brought stools out on stage and joined one another in a final "impromptued" (if that's even a word) routine that quite literally had me simply rolling with laughter long after the film ended. Overall, a definite classic in the genre of stand-up-comedy films that I think anyone with a good sense of humor should check out someday soon in their free time.

This is some good old redneck comedy. Each has his own signature & is very funny in their own way & they actually compliment each other very well to round out a great performance!

Very funny and while the skits are predictable, they are funny. Larry throwing dollar bills on a lady in the day spa was very funny. I liked Ron White the best, he is like that funny uncle that always drinks and smokes with a bag full of funny stories of his exploits. All four were good, but I found myself a little bored with Jeff. Jeff is a great comedian, but his act needs to be freshened up a bit.

I don't know why they are giving Jeff Foxworthy top billing. Actually, I do. He's more well-known than the other guys. That's about it.

In my opinion, Foxworthy and Bill Engvall are filler. Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy are very funny, I don't care who you are! There is a reason why Larry is the number 1 comedian in the country right now. He's funny. Who cares if he's a fake? It's entertainment, folks!

The contrived scenes between acts were silly and unncessary.

I found Bill Engvall to be especially unfunny. Foxworthy's "you might be a redneck" schtick has gotten really lame and stale, just like his act.

Forget Engvall and Foxworthy. The laughs come from the two dudes at the beginning of the DVD.

Everyone is totally fall-down laughing on this, except Larry, the Cable Guy. He is crude, rude, pedestrian and predictable. His delivery and his accent are good for about one joke, and then it's just too hard to listen to him. I always skip him when I watch this, which never gets old, minus Larry.

This is a very funny movie and I honestly laughed so hard I was crying. had never even heard of any of the comedians except for Jeff Foxworthy, and I had only heard some of his "You might be a redneck..." jokes. Ron White is just plain down and out funny. His timing is wonderful, and you don't get what you expect. You do laugh a lot, and you need to put down your beer before he starts talking, lest you blow it out your nose!

Bill Engval is the funniest comedian in this line up. If you don't know Bill's work, watch the movie. You will become a fan. His 'Here's your Sign' stuff is funny, but has gotten like Foxworthy's 'You might be a redneck...' However, Bill shines in that he can talk about anything at home, and have you rolling on the floor.

I've already heard almost all of the jokes in the movie. Ron White and Larry the cable guy basically do the same jokes they did on the "Blue Collar Comedy Tour" CD that came out at the end of 2000. Also, almost all of Bill Engvalls jokes were on that CD or his new comedy CD that came out late last year ("Cheap Drunk: An Autobiography"). Most of Jeff Foxworthys jokes are not on a CD, but if you've seen him live sometime during the last couple of years you've heard almost all of them. Actually, you can say that about all 4 guys.

However, if you've never heard of the 4 guys before or if you've heard of them but never seen them live or heard any of their CD's, then definitely go see this movie. The jokes are hysterical. Then you can go and pick up the comedy CD's and see them live. They have new jokes when you see them live.

These guys, as a group and as individuals, are not stupid. You don't get to where they are by being idiots, only by portraying them. They know what they are doing.

This video is about laughing, about laughing really hard because they talk about things that have happened to us, things we have felt. Life is sweet, life is beautiful, life can be ugly and hard, and, often, life, real life, is hilarious. And all those traits aren't isolate, they mix and mingle and complicate.

The Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie is good; yet IF you have heard these comics before, you will hear the same ole' jokes. So, don't buy it IF you have bought their stand up stuff.

A blast all the way. My first introduction to Bill Engvall, Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy after listening to Jeff Foxworthy on CD for some time. The comedy tour is going like a runaway train and each of the four guys is leaving me gasping for breath from laughing. Each has a very recognizable and personal style yet they are great, apart as well as together. Very glad to have bought both this title and the sequel, for they really help me put a stressfull day from my mind. Watching for 5 or 10 minutes and my worries are gone, thanks to these guys. A big thumbs up and worth every penny.

Great comedy, keeps on coming, just when you think they can't do anything else, they surprise you again & again. Fantastic ending.
These guys have great simpatico and enjoy each others company as much as they enjoy entertaining us. Have bought copies to send to my kids overseas. Highly recommended.

This is the most hilarious comedy group picture I've ever seen. Each comedian is individual in style and shtick and as group, outstanding. We never stopped laughing - laughing through tears!

I have been a long time fan of Jeff Foxworthy before be ever hooked up with the rest of the boys. My husband and I sat one night and watched this show and never NEVER have we laughed so hard. A great stress reliever and some very down to earth comedy about daily life. If you need a laugh, I HIGHLY suggest this or any of their other material. It is worth every second. Keep it up guys.

There aren't many "redneck" jokes as to be expected. The individual acts are overwhelmingly mainstream, something that any other LA or NY comedian might come up with. Jeff Foxworthy is the headliner, but he underperformed a bit, not getting nearly enough laughs as the other three.

The group act has more redneck jokes and country laughs.

Overall, a very good act. Clean, funny, and accessible.

It is quite simple to summarize this movie. Stupid, mundane comedy void of intelligence coupled with ignorant red-neck jargon. If you are one of those dumb people who actually "think" on occasion, then this film is not for you.
The seemingly endless popularity of this garbage is indicitive of the continued decline of intelligence both on screen, and in the seats of theaters.

I love this movie! You don't have to be a redneck, an adult, or a "certain type of person" to watch this! It's all a matter of taste. I'm just a 14 year old and I ROARED when Jeff did his "bottle rocket" joke! And tho I'm not really a fan of Larry the Cable Guy or Ron White, they were TERRIFFIC in this movie! So, go out and buy this DVD, (I'm begging u!!) see how u like it, and call me in the morning! OK, don't do the last one, but please...you gotta buy it, you gotta buy it, you gotta...(throws self on the floor and wiggles) buy it!

The Blue Collars at their best. This DVD is worth the price of admission.

This movie shows the full comedic brilliance in larry, ron, jeff, and bill. They all bear their best bits. Speaking of bare,transition skits are shown of the guys messing around in a mall and day spa. They are nuts!!!!
I also recommend comedy tour rides again!!!

No plot line here, just straight laughs. Though it is called a movie, it is more or less 4 different comedian's (Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall, Larry the Cable Guy, and my favorite, Ron White) doing stand-up. The highlight of the movie is at the end when the foursome gets out on stage together and tells stories, with Ron White's "I was at a bar in New York City.." triumphing over everyone else's. A great movie for any fan of comedy, particularly southern humor.

Among all the comedies available today, the Blue Collar Comedy Tour DVD ranks number one in the "must see" category. Few comedians can find an audience among a broad range of demographic groups, and with varying tastes among individuals, it's quite difficult to find universally entertaining people. But Blue Collar Comedy Tour showcases four stand-up comics of such ability. The stand-up routines are filmed in Phoenix with intermittent features on the exploits of each of the men as they travel the country on their popular comedy tour. Opening up with all four men fishing in a lake, amazingly even the conversations between these men are hilarious and entertaining. What then could we expect when they take the stage? Only the best of modern redneck, working man comedy...

One of the rising stars of stand-up, Ron White brandishes his liquor and tobacco drenched persona along with a loveable sarcasm to produce one of the better comic routines of the decade. White chronicles his 9-minute plane ride to Phoenix which almost ended in tragedy when the plane was forced to turn around in mid-flight due to equipment trouble. But the event didn't phase the alcohol-induced outlook of White who advises the passenger next to him (a man who has something to live for, unlike White) that if one engine goes out, the other will take them right to the scene of the crash. And to top it off, they'll beat the paramedics by thirty minutes...

White's act is well followed by Larry The Cable Guy, a redneck's redneck who lives by the catchphrase "Get 'r done!" Speaking in a redneck dialect that borders on another language, Larry The Cable Guy is a barrel of laughs for any American who loves apple pie. Providing unique insight into the world at large, his audience is presented with the great conundrum of the dog dish water purifier (among other things). Why should he buy a water purifier for an animal that eats its own crap? If you're unfamiliar with this guy's routine, you need to pick up a copy of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour DVD just for him alone (or for that matter - any of these comics merit a full-length DVD by themselves).

Beginning the second half of the movie is Bill Engvall, a comic who takes a more well-spoken, family man approach to his routine. I first saw Bill on The Tonight Show when I was ten years old. He delivered the best stand-up routine I've ever seen, and I still remember much of it word-for-word to this day... Central to the routine was his trademark tagline "Here's your sign" (referring to a "stupid sign" handed out to people who make dumb remarks). Just like his colleague Jeff Foxworthy, Engvall has managed to keep that tagline not only going, but while inventing a hilarious treasure trove of new material. This guy is just plain funny...

Rounding out the final one-man routine is Jeff Foxworthy, perhaps the most famous of the crowd due to his widely promoted "you might be a redneck if..." jokes. Foxworthy starts off with a standard routine that's really funny (this part of his career has been widely overlooked), but then he naturally moves into the part of the routine that people love to hear - the redneck jokes. My favorite of the whole Blue Collar Comedy Tour DVD is his line "If a beaver bites off your nipple, you might be a redneck". Based on a true story, you simply have to watch Blue Collar Comedy Tour in order to understand just how hilarious that one is...

But the funniest part of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour DVD is when all the comics are finished with their individual routines and they gather together on stage to tell personal stories to the audience. Each story keeps the belly laughs rolling, and each comic has his moments, but Ron White steals this part of the show with his "tater salad" story. Recounting the story of his recent drunk in public arrest (he was actually drunk in the bar - they threw him into public), White tells the tale of his rise from a small town in Texas to a life replete with criminal aliases such "tater salad" and his fathering of a child named "tater tot". You just have to it to really enjoy it!

With a host of talented funnymen, the Blue Collar Comedy Tour DVD is grade-A entertainment. Certain to be an enduring classic for years to come, this is one comedy film you don't want to miss...

The DVD Report

Of the four featured comics, I was only familiar with Foxworthy (hard to miss him on TV). I only gave this dvd a mildly supportive rating, since the first two comics, Ron White, and Larry the Cable Guy were really quite funny and easily held up their end of the foursome. However, the other two were noticeable drop-offs. Foxworthy was especially disappointing. He did not do his regular routine of "Ya know yur a redneck if..." A few of these jokes were only done by audience members waiting to enter the theatre. Those redneck jokes told by the audience were funnier than Foxworthy's set. I also noticed that he was the least funny one of the four when on camera for the improvisational sections of the movie (at a mall, at a health spa, etc.). I'm guessing that since he has other videos on his redneck jokes, he was not allowed by contract to those other productions to perform the jokes on this movie. So the audience might have heard the jokes, but that part was cut from the movie.

there was some moments from this comedy performance that worked. Larry the Cable Guy cracked me up the most. Jeff Foxworthy had some moments has well.Bill got going with the "Sign" jokes. Ron White was cool with His Opening&Vibe. I'd give this about a 3&Half it was a trip in some spots.cool seeing David Allen Grier rolling with the Cats.

I watched the Blue Collar Comedy Tour at my boyfriend's house. The collaberation of these guys is awesome! I laughed to the point I wiped tears. Then I left his house and went out and bought it for myself. If you like redneck humor you will love this DVD. If you think redneck humor is retarded then don't buy it. This DVD shines a light on the ignorant bliss of certain southerners lives.

Friendship is essential to making a troupe like this work, and from the short clips intermingled between their stand-up it is obvious that these four comedians have been around for a very long time. They have been telling each other jokes as well as building off each other in hopes to better themselves and provide quality entertainment for their audiences. This is shown with the last couple of minutes of their performances when they all come out and interact with each other and the audiences. This provides for some of the funnier moments of the film. Just to see them talking to each other, laughing at their jokes, and building a continual friendship makes the audience laugh more, Jen and I laugh more, as well as showing us this human side to these soothsayers of day-to-day activities.

This was a very entertaining program to watch on a night where comedy was definitely needed to lighten the spirits. These four guys are masters of their domain, and while Bill Engvall is our least favorite of them (he just delivers too quickly and less redneck), we still find ourselves laughing all together. We cannot wait to get our hands on more of Larry the Cable Guy's material and see where he finds the humor in our lives. Speaking of Larry the Cable Guy, my wife and I were talking about how we think his entire act is just an act. He is not as redneck as he talks, but instead is building his reputation on it. If this is true, I am very impressed. Here he is building his bank account using a voice that is not uncommon here in the Mountains of Virginny. Also, we were very impressed with Ron White, whom we had never heard before. His humor is sharp and dark at the same time. He had my wife rolling on the floor with laughter during 95% of his act. That is very impressive. I cannot knock Foxworthy, but if you have ever heard any of his stand-up, you have heard his stand-up. It hasn't changed that much from when I heard him several years ago. While I still laughed at his jokes, I did think that he may need to revamp some of his material ... especially his ultra-classic "You Might Be A Redneck If..." material.

Overall, we were very impressed with this program and immediately ran out the next night to get the sequel to hear ourselves laugh again and again. Whether you are a redneck, hate rednecks, or just need something to laugh at, this is for you. It was a very impressive outing for these guys, and an enjoyable evening for the house. We loved it.

Grade: **** out of *****

This is one of the best stand-up comedy shows I've ever seen. The Blue Collar Comedy Tour features well known "redneck comedians" Ron White, Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, and the headliner, Jeff Foxworthy.

Ron White's alcoholic, chain smoking routine is short, funny, and pokes a lot of fun at drunks. Larry the Cable Guy has a great shtick with a very heavy, exaggerated southern drawl and really dumb jokes that are hilarious. Bill Engvall's routine is a little more highbrow and is more of an everyman or "everyfamily" comedy routine. And of course Jeff Foxworthy is well known or his redneck jokes. All four give very funny performances.

The best part of the show, however, was when all four sit down together after each has done their stand-up routine and start telling jokes and stories. Some of the material is clearly improvised on stage and when all four are together I was practically on the floor laughing.

This one is definitely worth several laughs.

ah, the blue collar comedy tour. barring one performer, this is a zero star stinker for the ages. but, for the clever and surprisingly fresh performance that ron white delivers i guess this criminally moronic piece of junk deserves one star.

as i mentioned before, ron white provides the only genuinely funny moments in this entire movie. his stand-up routine, although largely recycled from his other performances, is actually pretty hilarious in some spots. the now infamous "they call me tater salad" story of course ends up later in the movie and, as expected, ron white doesn't fail when he kicks his perfect comedic timing into gear. something about mr. white seems surprisingly gritty and authentic when compared to the cardboard-cutout personas of the other headliners. sadly, it only goes downhill from here.

as for larry the cable guy, i'd like to make it known that i live in the south, first of all. and i know for a fact that there is no one, NO ONE, as stupid as larry the cable guy living in the united states. period. he is quite possibly the most annoying comedian to have ever lived, and that's not a joke or an exaggeration. the man's act is an overblown, moronic caricature of every single "redneck" stereotype that exists. no subtlety or wit, just groaner after groaner after groaner. it's not that i can't deal with dumb or low-brow comedy (i'm a devotee of south park and beavis and butthead), but larry the cable guy's performance in this movie takes gratingly stupid to the outer reaches of the cosmos. since this guy is basically a religious icon here in north carolina it only makes sense that i can't stand him, seeing as to how every waking moment of my life is filled with dimwits infatuated with him. i hated him even before this movie hit comedy central and gave acne-scarred 15 year olds something to quote once they maxed out their extremely grating and terrible lil' jon and rick james imitations. hearing a chorus of cracking, pre-pubescent voices shouting "git 'er done!" every fifteen minutes is a veritable performance piece from hell. i just know this man is going to land me in a shrink's office some day.

poor old bill engvall is sandwiched somewhere in this carnival of retardation at some point and delivers a relatively lame, lethargic performance detailing his life as a suburban dad with a daughter. *yawn*. he is by far the most "normal" of any of the other performers and as such, he is rather boring in this format. given the choice of nodding off on the couch or covering my ears and banging my head on the coffee table (a condition induced by a certain flannel wearing cable technician) i'll take engvall's sleeping pill any day.

up next is the definate creme de la crap, jeff foxworthy. honestly i don't understand why this one trick troglodyte is still around but this performance didn't change my mind one bit except that my desire to see this guy give up on the whole comedy thing and take up snake handling is much more embossed on my consciousness. it's just the same typically asinine jeff foxworthy we've all grown to loathe here, folks. he's second only to larry the cable guy in terms of relying on far-overdone exaggerations of southern culture.

if you can make it this far without gouging your eyes out then you're "treated" to about 20 minutes of the four comedians bouncing bad jokes off each other. the only reason to stick around for this part is the re-telling of ron white's now famous "they call me tater salad" story. otherwise, have fun with your new $18 frisbee. this one is only for people who either huff paint fumes or own toby keith cds.

This is far and away the dumbest thing that I have ever seen. I didn't find the jokes funny, the comedians can't even speak real English and the whole thing is way overrated. This is racist as well. I really don't think jokes about NASCAR (which is not a sport by the way) , how crappy their famliy is, are very funny. In fact it is downright stupid. Redneck comedy needs to curl up and die. The only thing this had going for it is that it was at least better then Rodney Carrington...WORST COMEDIAN EVER! ALthough, Larry(I can't speak properly) the Cable Guy comes a close second. There are hundreds of things funnier than this. Like being shot. Anyway, if you are looking for something funnny, go somewhere else and leave this to all the dumb rednecks.
I gave this one star because there wasn't an option for none.

This movie was great! I was laughing my head off. It is definitely worth the money. If you don't laugh at this humor, check your pulse.

Jeff Foxworthy is great, so funny, so cute.

You will love the Blue Collar Comedy Tour.

The Blue Collar DVD's are the funniest stand-up I have seen in my life! I seriously laughed so hard at this DVD and the other one that I almost wet myself. You can't help but laugh, even at jokes you know you shouldn't. Bill and Jeff are a little less vulgar than Larry and Ron, but they are all hillarious and all of us that watched together were nursing pains in our sides from laughing so hard. The interludes between the stand-up scenes are also hillarious, as you see the guys in a sporting goods store, spa, and other places. I can't wait for the next DVD!

This is the kind of thing that people who go to clothing stores to buy tuxedos wouldn't normally like. This is humor for families that chew with their mouths open and laugh at the contents. It's a truely wonderful thing.

I really wasn't going to ever see this movie but a friend of mine brought it over and oh my gosh did I laugh almost the whole movie. I personally don't care for Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy but will admitt I did find a lot of their jokes funny.

This movie was actually a funny movie. And because of that I even watched the new movie.

But as other reviewers have stated the Git-R-Done is kind of played to death as is the prayer he says.

But you should still check this movie out.

This movie right here is the 'cause of the popular, yet annoying catch phrase "git 'r done." It was probably funny at first, but now, it's just old and annoying. You all need to understand that it's funny when LARRY THE CABLE GUY says "git 'r done", NOT YOU. But it's no longer funny at all, because you all ruined it. Leave it to dumbass teenagers to ruin good movies. F*** you Larry the Cable Guy for spreading such an annoying phrase.

BC is a great show. It's funny how they make fun of rednecks. [I live in a town that has a lot of 'em!] Now they star in this great movie! The BC characters perform some halarious comedy here folks! Check it out!

Get R Done!