In 1997, I was about 3 years old. I was too young to remember the world shaking from the loss of Chris Farley. I don't know if I've seen Tommy Boy or Black Sheep but I know I've seen Wayne's World and Coneheads,even though I can't remember his role in those films. Watching this documentary was a laugh a minute while being completely and utterly sweet as they shared Chris Farley moments. Majority of the documentary is told from his family's point of view, in particular his brothers sharing their joys of being Chris' brother. With moments also being shared by Mike Myers,David Spade,Bob Saget,Adam Sandler and other comedians who came into Chris Farley's life. But it's also quite sad, Chris was the light in the room but according to this he allowed his self esteem to get the better of him,letting it give him addictions to alcohol and letting him get addicted to the attention, without either of those it seems he didn't know how to just pause. Looking at I am Chris Farley, it makes me question what type of career he would've had if he was still alive today. Would he be type cast as the "fat guy fall down,make them laugh" guy that he knew he constantly played or would he been able to play more serious roles? Would he follow in the footsteps like Robin Williams,who surprised everyone role after role? Even though it's been almost 25 years since Chris Farley's passing,his still such a big name that everyone in almost generation knows and I think that's aboustely amazing to still have an effect on people well after your passing. #iamchrisfarley https://www.instagram.com/p/CLJEwZPnE86/?igshid=d7rm782r08ti
