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What is the funniest movie you've ever seen?
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Blazing Saddles for a classic.
I really like The Other Guys, the office pop,the Prius, crossing the street again and again. So good.
Scott Pilgrim is pretty underrated. The snappy writing and the visual humor from the camera work and editing make me so happy.
I really like The Other Guys, the office pop,the Prius, crossing the street again and again. So good.
Scott Pilgrim is pretty underrated. The snappy writing and the visual humor from the camera work and editing make me so happy.
Funniest movies:
Airplane!
Top Secret!
Naked Gun (all of them)
Hot Fuzz
Movies that made me laugh the hardest:
Borat
Kung Pow
Airplane!
Top Secret!
Naked Gun (all of them)
Hot Fuzz
Movies that made me laugh the hardest:
Borat
Kung Pow
Dumb and Dumber may actually be it for me. It's been my favourite comedy since childhood. Grew up loving Jim Carrey, specifically Dumb and Dumber, Ace Ventura 1 & 2, Liar Liar.
Last night my roommate brought his girlfriend over because she wanted to watch a movie (she REALLY likes the shittiest of Adam Sandler movies). We chose Airplane (my personal favorite comedy), but throughout she just looked bored and around halfway through she was falling asleep and wanted to go home. I just like, are you shitting me? YOU were the one who wanted to come over and watch a movie, at the very least stay all the way through. I swear, in my recent experience with showing movies to other people, they cannot for the life of them pay attention for the whole thing. Around 1/4 of the way through, they always start looking at their phones. If you say you want to watch a movie, please actually WATCH the movie. If not, don't even bother; it's annoying.
- Jackass 1 and 2 for gross out humour.
- South Park for pure shock and awe (it was easily the most vulgar movie I had ever seen at that point in my life, I couldn't believe it was released in theatres).
- Harold and Kumar Go to Whitecastle for being unexpectedly hilarious. I went in with a very low bar.
- The Fifth Element for funniest character (Chris Tucker's Ruby Rhod steals the movie).
- Hot Rod for meme humour (saw it at the peak of Andy Samberg's SNL Shorts popularity).
- Borat for most consistent laugh pace in 90 minutes.
- Bruno for hardest laugh (the Harrison Ford scene).
If we're throwing out pretentiousness, I say Jackass 3D.
I watched it in a packed theater behind someone who laughed exactly like Rich Evans and both factors completely added to my experience, never laughed that hard at a movie before. Contagious laughter is a real thing.
I refuse to rewatch it because the magic will definitely be gone lol.
I watched it in a packed theater behind someone who laughed exactly like Rich Evans and both factors completely added to my experience, never laughed that hard at a movie before. Contagious laughter is a real thing.
I refuse to rewatch it because the magic will definitely be gone lol.
Gotta go with Life of Brian and The Holy Grail movies,love me some Monty....outside of that Airplane
Most comedies are hot garbage. My favorites however are:
I only laugh at dark or satirical humor.
I only laugh at dark or satirical humor.
Cheech and Chong's Up In Smoke
Super Troopers
Modern Times
Tommy Boy
Friday
The Burbs
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Bananas
Love and Death
Sleeper
Dumb and Dumber
Death at a Funeral (British version)
Bottle Rocket
Grandma's Boy
The Big Lebowski
I will never, ever get tired of watching these movies and always laugh my ass off
Super Troopers
Modern Times
Tommy Boy
Friday
The Burbs
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Bananas
Love and Death
Sleeper
Dumb and Dumber
Death at a Funeral (British version)
Bottle Rocket
Grandma's Boy
The Big Lebowski
I will never, ever get tired of watching these movies and always laugh my ass off
Step Brothers has so many scenes that make me laugh consistently. The absurdity of the film is perfect.
The naked wrestling scene from Borat is probably the hardest I've ever laughed at anything I've seen in a film.
The naked wrestling scene from Borat is probably the hardest I've ever laughed at anything I've seen in a film.
Yep, it's my choice, too.Pee Wee's Big Adventure, probably. I've been watching it for like 30 years and basically every part of it is still funny to me.
Other Greats: Hot Fuzz, 40 Year Old Virgin, 21 Jump Street, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, This is The End, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Dumb & Dumber
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
Ace Ventura 2: When Nature Calls
Austin Powers International Man of Mystery
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Zoolander
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy
Dumb & Dumber is probably the most rewatchable, funniest comedy to me. I think there are non-stop funny gags with genuine and genuinely dumb characters, and I love that it's almost like a 90's time capsule. Love it.
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
Ace Ventura 2: When Nature Calls
Austin Powers International Man of Mystery
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Zoolander
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy
Dumb & Dumber is probably the most rewatchable, funniest comedy to me. I think there are non-stop funny gags with genuine and genuinely dumb characters, and I love that it's almost like a 90's time capsule. Love it.
National Lampoon's Vacation
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
The Room
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
The Room
Good shout. Aim for the bushes is an all-time great gag.
Back to the Future and Ghostbusters are two of my favorite movies ever. So, one of them, overall.
The hardest I have ever laughed was seeing Marvin get shot in the face in Pulp Fiction. I was way too young to see that movie, and was half asleep watching it alone at like 1 AM. I couldn't believe what I had just seen.
The hardest I have ever laughed was seeing Marvin get shot in the face in Pulp Fiction. I was way too young to see that movie, and was half asleep watching it alone at like 1 AM. I couldn't believe what I had just seen.
Not judging, but why the second one over the first one? The first Anchorman is my all-time favorite comedy movie and I really couldn't get into the second. It felt off.
I couldn't tell you why. I didn't really like the first one that much, but every joke hits for me in the second one.
