What's the funniest movie you have ever seen?

a reply to: peppycat

You won't be sorry First time we watched it we laughed so hard my neighbour asked us the next day what we were watching,i told her and they enjoyed it just as much.There's a Leslie Nielsen movie "Dracula Dead and Loving It" that was really good too,because of Peter MacNichol who played Renfield,he was Brilliant in that
In the first Mr Bean movie he was also the one who just made that movie extra funny.He's a really really good comedy actor,very underrated actually.

a reply to: peppycat

Doublepost

a reply to: Raxoxane The Bean movie me had me in hysterics the first time I watched!
I like Peter MacNicol and had to see who he is and I realized I always think of him as ''that guy from Ghostbusters Two''.
I might have to check out, Dracula Dead and Loving it, just because of Peter MacNicol. He seems like a unique character. Thank you😊

a reply to: ColeYounger Nice scenes! I love Jim Carry in funny roles, it's seems I haven't seen a comedy with him in it lately.
Thanks for those!

a reply to: peppycat

+1 For Bowfinger, It's just genius comedy, the scenario is brilliant.

Another comedy that springs to mind, and one that just sums up work and western society is Office Space:




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Always has me in fits of laughter.

ETA: Oh yeah, and another one - It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963):

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I love "Tommy Boy" and "Uncle Buck" for their really obvious and slapstick humor. I really miss John Candy and Chris Farley.

a reply to: peppycat

From back in the day
1 - Trading places
2 - National Lampoons vacation
3 - Ferris Beulers day off
4 - Beverly Hills cop

From recent (it's hard to find a funny comedy these days)

1 - We're the Millers (funniest I've seen in years)
2 - 21 Jump Street
3 - Sex Drive
4 - Hot Fuzz

Either U-571 or Mel Gibson’s the Patriot.

The Historical inaccuracy’s were so bloody laughable.

No Brainer, no comparison :

Monty Python's The Life of Brian

Which also has to have the funniest song :

Always Look on the Bright Side of Life

It's hard to choose, but I choose the hilarious "Hot Shots! The Mother of All Movies" (1991) with Charlie Sheen, directed by Jim Abrahams.

a reply to: peppycat

I like Peter MacNicol and had to see who he is and I realized I always think of him as ''that guy from Ghostbusters Two''.

His "Janosz Poha" character was hilarious.

a reply to: peppycat

When I think this, I think movies that made me laugh so hard I couldn't stop, not necessarily what others might think the funniest.

So, my list includes The Great Outdoors and Mystery Men because when I saw them, I busted a gut due both to their familiarity with things I had in my life (an outdoorsy family who took vacations like that and a friend group who did dorky gaming things and fully appreciated the absurdity of the movie Mystery Men and we all saw it together.

A more recent one would be Hot Fuzz.

Galaxy Quest


Napoleon Dynamite


Groundhog Day



Sal

a reply to: peppycat

silver streak - with gene wilder and Richard pryor.

the inlaws - with alan arkin and peter falk.

serpentine!

a reply to: SallieSunshine

Galaxy Quest was pretty good, but it wasn't quite gut busting. It's just endlessly entertaining.

Idiocracy

Case in point...




I totally loogied on that good dead me!

a reply to: SallieSunshine

Galaxy Quest YES that's one of me+my family's alltime favorites

a reply to: LifeisGrand

I loved the part in Airplane! where the one girly guy pulls the plug on the runway lights sayind "Just kidding!"...or when he screams "Heath, Nick, Jarret, there's a fire in the barn!!" which is a common them on the 60's western tv series "Big Valley".

Too funny!

a reply to: Raxoxane

We also loved Norbit with Eddie Murphy,i mean the character Rasputia Lattimore omg wow

More hysterical funnies:
Hostile Hostages aka The Ref with Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis
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is an alltime fave of ours.

Also 2 super-funnies by director Guy Richie:
Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Snatch-those two had us in stitches