A group of guys stages an intervention for a friend named Craig, played by Mr. Foxworthy.
But in recent years he has perfected a genial, average-guy stage manner, putting some literary distance between him and his more harrowing lyrics.
After catching Jackie's set at the Copa -- he was the guy stage left who sounded as if he were hacking up a Virginia ham -- Frank Costello summons him to his booth for a drink.
Now, Bev also took a photo at the same time that he took his legendary photo, so everybody thought, oh he's the only guy that got the legendary photo of the guy stage diving.
It starts with an ineffectual guy staging the kidnap of his boss's daughter – if it reminds you of Fargo, that's because the premise is the same, but the handling quite different.
At one point, one of the guys on stage said something along the lines of, "Heh, my GamerTag is ChokeNutz".
No image, no identity, just some guys on stage whose faces you can't even see.
"We try to think of it not as what you can do with four guys on stage, but what you can do with 4,000 people in a room".
It's this sense, that the audience are as much the stars as the two guys on stage, that sets Don't Think apart from other concert films.
Why can't you stand like that guy on stage?
