The Best Comedies
For me it is Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Dr. Strangelove, Shaun of the Dead, Modern Times, and The Big Lebowski
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Good choices. From the same director I like Hot Fuzz as well as Shaun of the Dead.
Favourites of mine are Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Planes Trains and Automobiles and Uncle Buck - John Candy sadly missed, such a funny guy. Christmas wouldn't be the same without National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation :D |
I'm sure that this topic has been done before, and someone will come along soon with a link to the previous thread, but until then, I'll add Airplane, My Cousin Vinny and Liar Liar.
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I love The Holy Grail and Shaun of the Dead. If you like Shaun of the Dead I think you'd really like Hot Fuzz(Pegg and Frost are cops) and The World's End.
My favorite comedies of recent years are Horrible Bosses, Zombieland, Birdman, Seven Psychopaths & Tropic Thunder |
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Airplane!
Office Space Blazing Saddles |
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Some of my favorites
Clerks & Clerks II Dr Strangelove Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Blazing Saddles The Producers The Wolf of Wall Street Arsenic and Old Lace Tropic Thunder |
Originally Posted by The Gunslinger45 (Post 1327455)
Some of my favorites
Clerks & Clerks II Dr Strangelove Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Blazing Saddles The Producers The Wolf of Wall Street Arsenic and Old Lace Tropic Thunder |
Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1327459)
Was going to put Wolf of Wall Street, but didn't feel like it was the same thing he was looking for.
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Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1327459)
Was going to put Wolf of Wall Street, but didn't feel like it was the same thing he was looking for.
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Originally Posted by Nope1172 (Post 1327472)
Is Wolf of Wall Street really a comedy? I disclosed films like Fargo, Birdman, The Graduate, Being John Malkovich, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind because I thought they weren't focused enough on comedy.
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The Hangover series!!!
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Originally Posted by Nope1172 (Post 1327472)
Is Wolf of Wall Street really a comedy? I disclosed films like Fargo, Birdman, The Graduate, Being John Malkovich, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind because I thought they weren't focused enough on comedy.
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Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1327485)
Out of the ones I've seen, i'd consider The Graduate and Fargo to be comedies. In fact The Graduate is easily a comedy in my eyes, but more of a fairytale romantic comedy.
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Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1327485)
Out of the ones I've seen, i'd consider The Graduate and Fargo to be comedies. In fact The Graduate is easily a comedy in my eyes, but more of a fairytale romantic comedy.
WARNING: "Spoilers for a 48 year old movie!" spoilers below
he has an affair, ruins a family, and ends up ruining he and Elaine's lives by running away together, that's pretty depressing
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Originally Posted by Gideon58 (Post 1327495)
Until somebody responded to the review of the film I wrote on my review thread, I had no idea The Wolf of Wall Street was supposed to be a comedy.
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Originally Posted by AdamUpBxtch (Post 1327442)
I love The Holy Grail and Shaun of the Dead. If you like Shaun of the Dead I think you'd really like Hot Fuzz(Pegg and Frost are cops) and The World's End.
My favorite comedies of recent years are Horrible Bosses, Zombieland, Birdman, Seven Psychopaths & Tropic Thunder |
Originally Posted by Gideon58 (Post 1327495)
Until somebody responded to the review of the film I wrote on my review thread, I had no idea The Wolf of Wall Street was supposed to be a comedy.
Now that I think of it, it was pretty hilarious. |
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Surely it being funny and being a comedy are not one in the same? I've no idea of if is or not, but I never got that from the trailers or anything.
There again, as the OP included Dr. Strangelove all bets are off. ;) |
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Originally Posted by honeykid (Post 1327548)
Surely it being funny and being a comedy are not one in the same? I've no idea of if is or not, but I never got that from the trailers or anything.
There again, as the OP included Dr. Strangelove all bets are off. ;) |
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988)
Groundhog Day (1993) A Fish Called Wanda (1988) Borat (2006) Rat Race (2001) Brewster's Millions (1985) Overboard (1987) Meet The Parents (2000) The Mask (1994) The Monster (Il mostro) (1994) The Sting (1973) Road Trip (2000) The Hangover (2009) Crocodile Dundee (1986) Dumb & Dumber (1994) |
Beerfest
Stripes Caddyshack Vacation Animal House The Hangover Bachelor Party Old School Wedding Crashers Fast Times at Ridgemont High Revenge of the Nerds Beverly Hills Cop Young Frankenstein Happiness The Longest Yard Slap Shot Happy Gilmore A Fish Called Wanda |
Originally Posted by puyo (Post 1327564)
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988)
Groundhog Day (1993) A Fish Called Wanda (1988) Borat (2006) Rat Race (2001) Brewster's Millions (1985) Overboard (1987) Meet The Parents (2000) The Mask (1994) The Monster (Il mostro) (1994) The Sting (1973) Road Trip (2000) The Hangover (2009) Crocodile Dundee (1986) Dumb & Dumber (1994) |
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Clerks
Half Baked |
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Avengers
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Originally Posted by Nope1172 (Post 1327508)
I agree, Horrible Bosses is hilarious, and incredibly underrated.
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the apartment
some like it hot one , two , three modern times the kid city lights hangover due date the wolf of wall street dr.strangelove annie hall manhattan groundhog day |
Originally Posted by Nope1172 (Post 1327554)
Would you consider movies like The Room or Birdemic: Shock and Terror to be comedies, they were intended to be serious, but are ****ing hilarious
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Airplane!
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There are movies that make me chuckle, and then there are the movies where I will actually laugh out loud. If that is what we are going for this, then this is my list:
Arsenic and Old Lace Young Frankenstein Life of Brian Monty Python and the Holy Grail A Fish Called Wanda Tropic Thunder Four Weddings and a Funeral There's Something About Mary The Hangover The Out-of-Towners (1970) Meet the Parents Anchorman Wet Hot American Summer Napoleon Dynamite (mainly because Uncle Rico reminds me of someone I know) It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Pineapple Express Airplane! Fast Times at Ridgemont High Hot Shots! Dr. Strangelove The 'Burbs Girl Shy Never Weaken Head |
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Kingpin
Caddyshack They Call Me Trinity Trinity's Still My Name Airplane The Naked Gun See No Evil, Hear No Evil Top Secret Watch Out, We're Mad All John Candy's films apart from Spaceballs National Lampoon's Vacation (Original and Christmas ones) Both Fletch movies with Chevy Chase |
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Stir Crazy with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor. How could I forget. Also, Blazing Saddles.
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Originally Posted by The Sci-Fi Slob (Post 1327551)
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The hangover, Wolf of the wall street, Paul Blart.
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The Big Lebowski,Office space,Superbad...
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The best comedies are really bad serious movies, like The Seventh Son.
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I notice a distinct lack of Black Dynamite in this thread
Best parody I've seen in years https://38.media.tumblr.com/ea59ef4a...b6zlo1_500.gif |
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She's The Man 2006
Samad ( Iranian Movie ) |
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City Lights
Forgetting Sarah Marshall |
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I'll second Dr. Strangelove
Young Frankenstein and add Play it Again Sam Hannah and Her Sisters Brazil |
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The Interview, The Watch (even though people didn't like it), the Cornetto trilogy and This is the End (with honorable mentions for barely all of Jim Carrey's comedies)
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The Inbetweeners 2
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