Funniest Movies of All Time!!!

[Yavin4]

Here's my top five:

1) Monty Python and The Holy Grail - I laughed from beginning to end. It still makes me laugh.

2.) Young Frankenstein - I dare you to watch the "Putting on the Ritz" scene and not laugh.

3.) Monty Python's Life of Brian - "He's not the messiah! He's a very naughty boy. Now, Go Away!'

4.) CaddyShack - Bill Murray, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, and Chevy Chase at their best.

5.) SouthPark The Movie - Hysterical.

[Ashes]

1. Happy, Texas

funnier every time I see it.

2 - any Peter Sellers movie

[GOPisEvil]

2. You've got to add "Airplane"!

"The Blues Brothers"
"1942"
"Office Space"

[Amaya]

9. how about

Naked Gun? I would say it was the funniest movie, but everytime I see it I about pee my pants.

:)

[GOPisEvil]

11. That's a good one too!

:-)

[Amaya]

19. I got one...

What about 'National Lampoon Christmas Vacation'?
That's a really good one!

[GOPisEvil]

59. The whole Vacation series are classics!

:thumbsup: The original was on Comedy Central the other day.

[oustemnow]

95. Office Space, most definitely

so many classic moments in that movie

"I'll show her my 'O' face"

"What would you do with a million dollars?" "Two chicks at once."

The boss screwing the chick in the fantasy sequence

"That no-talent ass-clown!"

"Federal pound-me-in-the-ass-prison."

One of my favorite hobbies is turning people on to that movie.

[KFC]

3. I'd add Animal House and Take the Money and Run

Blazing Saddles too.

[Lefty_the_Right]

6. A couple of semi-recent favorites are

The Big Lebowski
Saving Silverman

And then there's
Quick Change
Joe vs the Volcano

Anything associated with Kevin Smith

[BigMcLargehuge]

23. Oh Damn, Quick Change

a completely underrated comedy.

Bank Guard: What kid of clown are you anyways?
Grif: The crying on the inside kind, I guess.

[Yavin4]

30. I Loved Quick Change

Highly underrated.

[jayfish]

70. I Almost Forgot Quick Change.

The bicycle joust was one of the funniest scenes I have ever watched.

Jay

[classics]

108. LOL

"It's bad luck to even see something like that!"

[solinvictus]

4. Funny

1) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
2) Monty Python's Life of Brian
3) The rental car scene in Jackass the Movie
4) Southpark- Bigger, Longer, and Uncut
5) The Jerk with Steve Martin

[Ohio Dem]

12. If you liked Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, you'll like

Where the Buffalo Roam. Bill Murray plays the same character (Hunter S. Thompson) that Depp plays, and he plays it the same way.

[regnaD kciN]

122. Where The Buffalo Roam...

Apparently, Murray moved in with Thompson for several weeks before shooting started to study him. Later, during post-production, they rented a house in the hills overlooking Universal Studios. At one point, when they didn't like the way the editing was going, they were debating getting a mortar, and shelling Universal.

I was at a test screening of the rough cut of that film at Universal a few months before it was released. I later read that both Thompson and Murray were sitting behind me, in the back row, but came in after the lights had dimmed and slipped out before it ended, so I didn't know they were there at the time.

[Ivory_Tower]

5. In no particular order

Holy Grail
Young Frankenstein
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Blazing Saddles
Life of Brian
This is Spinal Tap
Airplane!

On Edit (after seeing a couple other posts):
Animal House
Bananas
Sleeper -- hell, just about any comedy from Woody Allen

[Best_man23]

7. Young Frakenstein was on this morning

Always laugh at the scenes with....

Frau Blucher!

[Terwilliger]

8. When I first saw Caddyshack, I thought it was great

When I saw it years later, I thought it was the stuoidest most unfunny thing I'd ever seen. Then later I saw it and was able to do some chuckling, so I don't know.

I would add Wayne's World. Not the funniest thing I've ever seen, but when I first saw it, I was dyin' :D

[AnnabelLee]

10. I don't watch many movies

so I don't have a very large pool to pick from, but here they are:

1. Monty Python & the Holy Grail

2. The Pink Panther Strikes Again

3. The Ref

4. Midnight Run

5. Friday

[Kathy in Cambridge]

20. The Ref was great!

I love Denis Leary!

[proud patriot]

27. Yes Midnight Run ...I love Deniro in comedys

..

[MuseRider]

13. Raising Arizona

[Lars39]

15. "Gotta get Nathan some Huggies"

Still cracks me up!!!:)

[MuseRider]

17. God when he goes back

to get the diapers out of the street. I laugh every time. "HI! I need me a baby."

[KFC]

18. Son, you got a panty on your head.

Duck, Boy!

[tridim]

38. That entire scene..

from the "you got a panty on your head" to the "double coupons" grocery store shootout to the 60 mph mobile huggie grab. It's probably my favorite single scene in movie history. The Coen's are amazing.

[Arugula Latte]

37. Mind his little fontanelle!

nt

[Kahuna]

14. Pillow Talk...

:shrug: It's my favorite comedy. I watch it every time it's on.

[sasquatch]

16. The Big Lebowski

I love that movie. I saw it in High School and loved it. I showed it to a friend of mine and asked to be called "the Dude" from now on.

[PittPoliSci]

107. my friends from school...

have an unnatural obsession with that movie, its just so damn good, i can see why!

[regnaD kciN]

123. My favorite line...

"What do you mean, 'unfair'? You're nihilists!"

[jobycom]

21. A Fish Called Wanda. nt

.

[ibegurpard]

101. yeah, that's one that came to mind for me as well

Oh No! It's KKKKen...He's ccccoming to kkkkill me! LOL

[ChemEng]

120. I loved that movie!

[BigMcLargehuge]

22. funniest movies of all time from Big McLargehuge

The Producers, Mel Brooks' funniest film. "I picked the wrong script, the wrong director, the wrong actors... where did I go right?"

Return of the Pink Panther. The one where Dreyfus goes completely insane and becomes a supervillian.

South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut. The greatest American satire ever filmed.

I'm Gonna Get You Sucka': Keenan Ivory Wayans spoof of the Blaxploitation films of the 70s.

Airplane and Airplane 2: The first film for the whole film and the second for William Shatner.

Hot Shots: For Lloyd Bridges' performance.

This is Spinal Tap: I think the problem can be traced to having a Stonehenge monument on stage in danger of being trampled by a dwarf.

The Whoopie Boys: With Paul Rodrigues and the guy from Caddyshack...

[HEyHEY]

24. my top five (right now)

1) Monty Python , search for the holy grail
2) Spaceballs
3) Mallrats
4) The out of towners (original with Jack lemon)
5) Dirty work ( I know a suprise, but Norm Macdonald is fucking funny)

[ChickMagic]

61. What's the matter, Colonel Sanders?

Chicken?

[Kat45]

25. Can't forget "Blazing Saddles"

That's an all-time great one!

And a couple of less-well known funny movies:
Kiss Me Guido
The Search for One-Eyed Jimmy
Those are two of my favorite comedies.

[ploppy]

71. Blazing Saddles

is one of my favorites!

[proud patriot]

26. It's a mad mad mad mad mad world

There's something about Mary

Howard Stern's Private Parts

[mitchum]

28. "The Lady Eve" with Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda...

directed by the great Preston Sturges

"Caligula" and "Imitation of Life" are also very funny (unintentionally)

[PurityOfEssence]

39. Palm Beach Story, Hail the Conquering Hero

Basically all Sturges.

Yep.

[BurtWorm]

29. Some Like It Hot!!!

I agree with AFI: it's the funniest movie ever made!

Others on my list (in no particular order)



Dr. Strangelove

The Seven Year Itch

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The Life of Brian

The Producers

The Twelve Chairs

Love and Death

Sleeper

Reel Life

Modern Romance

Lost in America

[julka]

41. hard to argue with any of those, except.......

Twelve Chairs....haven't seen that in many years. didn't remember it as having been that funny then. have to see it again.

that scene from Modern Romance when he takes the downs, then plays his album (5th of Beethoven?), then starts calling people on the phone, talking like a redfreak, then gets in the car, passes out......god, that kills me

Albert Brooks also HATES Lorne Michaels for what he did to him at SNL

[BurtWorm]

48. I didn't know that about Albert Brooks and Lorne Michaels

I don't blame him. AB used to be one of the most reliably best things about SNL.

The Twelve Chairs is on the list because of Dom DeLuise's and Ron Moody's performances.

[RandomKoolzip]

51. An Albert Brooks fan! I love Lost in America!

Definitely on my top ten all-time GREATEST (not just funniest) films.

How about:

MST 3K: the movie?

[peekaloo]

112. Mother........Albert Brooks and Debbie Reynolds

had me lmao........'Defending Your Life' is another excellent film from AB!

[opihimoimoi]

31. UP IN SMOKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A classic

:smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke::smoke: :smoke:

[sugarcookie]

32. Happy, Texas

is my new favorite.

[newyawker99]

45. Congrats sugarcookie!! 100 posts

A :toast: for your first milestone!!

[julka]

33. can't find the name yet, but.....

how could anything be more sickeningly amusing than THIS:

http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0601-08.htm

{Lionel Chetwynd's} His film — unlikely to enhance the reputation of Canadian filmmakers — portrays Bush as decisive and in-charge on 9/11, commanding officials on Air Force One to take him to Washington. "If some tinhorn terrorist wants me, tell him to come and get me! I'll be at home! Waiting for the bastard!"

Whoever was driving Air Force One apparently wasn't listening; as we know, the president was flown instead to Nebraska and only returned that evening to the White House, where Laura Bush was holding the fort.

One real-life scene unlikely to get much attention in the Hollywood epic was captured on video the morning of Sept. 11. It shows the president, right after he's been told a plane has hit the World Trade Center, strolling into a Grade 2 classroom at a Florida school. Minutes later, an aide informs him a second plane has hit the WTC. The president continues watching the children read a story about a pet goat and then chit-chats with them about reading. (This leaves the casting options wide open — Arnold Schwarzenegger as Bush, but Mr. Dress-Up would have worked too.)

put a quarter in the juke, and guffaw til you puke

[Jeebo]

34. "Bringing Up Baby" and "Dr. Strangelove"

I just watched "Bringing Up Baby" again after hearing of Katharine Hepburn's death. It's HILARIOUS! "Why is it so important for you to find George (the dog)?" "Because he knows where my intercostal clavicle is!" I must have seen that movie at least a couple dozen times and that line NEVER fails to crack me up!

And I'll always remember George C. Scott as the psychotic general and Peter Sellers in the title role and at least one more role in "Dr. Strangelove."

Ron

[BurtWorm]

35. I forgot about Bringing Up Baby

and Arsenic and Old Lace.

[julka]

40. amazing......those are the two I thought of as I scrolled down

the scene where CG rips her dress in the country club, then covers it with top hat.......

AFA Dr. Strangelove: General Ripper's soliloquy, then Group Captain Mandrake's changing expression as he realizes just HOW insane Ripper is

Major Kong's description of the emergency supplies

Gen. Turgidson's frying chickens in the barnyard exhortation

the mineshaft gap

etc

[5thGenDemocrat]

89. The In-Laws

I see they're doing a remake -- forget about it if it doesn't have Alan Arkin and Peter Falk in it.
The other choices here are excellent, I just can't believe nobody mention The In-Laws yet.
John
Though Dr Strangelove and Airplane are two movies I'll watch anywhere, any time.

[regnaD kciN]

124. They already did the remake...

It came out two or three months ago.

It bombed.

[SmileyBoy]

104. Remember General Turgettson saying:

"Man, I wish WE had one of then doomsday devices..."

Then there's:

"Yes, Mein Fuehrer - I mean Mr. PRESIDENT!!"

"We don't support the finances of imperialist stooges."
"Oh, so you only support COMMIE stooges then, HUH??!!"

"Do you mean he's HERE??? Mr. President, that was a MAJOR mistake you made!! Our security has been breached!!! When he gets down here, he'll see everything!! He can see the big board!!!!"

[WindRavenX]

36. South Park- Bigger, Longer, and Uncut

I swear, I can watch that movie over and over and still laugh myself until I'm too weak to move.
There's just something funny about the Canadians and a gay Satan w/ Saddam :)

[BGAL1965]

42. Some of the funniest

1.Bringing up Baby Katherine Hepburn and Henry Fonda 2.The Gold Rush Charlie Chaplain 3 Two Gobs Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy 4.Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein Bud Abbott and Lou Costello 5.Smokey and the Bandit 6.The Sting 7.The General, Buster Keaton 8.Philadelphia Story, Katherine Hepburn Cary Grant Jimmy Stewart 9.Harvey, Jimmy Stewart 10. Aresenic and Old Lace, Cary Grant.

[Sick of Bullshit]

43. Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Number One All-Time Funniest Movie

"If she...weighs the same as a duck...she's made of wood!"
"And therefore..."
"A witch!"

[maveric]

44. My top 5

1.Blazing Saddles
2.Young Frankenstein
3.Dogma
4.Monty Python/Holy Grail
5.Pee Wee's Big Adventure

[SOteric]

46. An obscure Mel Brooks movie

called "The Twelve Chairs."

[mac56]

50. Not obscure at all, in my family.

We saw it over and over since its release in the early 70s. Whole lines of dialogue from that movie have made their way into the family vernacular. Ron Moody was great.

[Bat Boy]

119. That was Brooks' first film.

Very underrated. Has more in common with The Producers than any of his other work.

[regnaD kciN]

126. No, it wasn't...

The Producers was first. The Twelve Chairs followed two or three years later, was a financial disaster, and almost finished Brooks as a filmmaker. He has since referred to the aftermath as "the Ralph Nadir of my existence."

;-)

[SOteric]

47. An obscure Mel Brooks movie

called "The Twelve Chairs."

[BurtWorm]

49. weird

I was just writing about that above.

[SOteric]

55. *s*

Strange minds think alike...?

[mac56]

52. Evil Roy Slade.

A made for TV western comedy from 1972, made by Garry Marshall. Starred John Astin as Evil Roy. Also starred Mickey Rooney, Milton Berle, Dom DeLuise, John Ritter, Dick Shawn, Henry Gibson, and countless others. Hysterically funny. Better, in many ways, than "Blazing Saddles". Much like "The Twelve Chairs" (see above), whole segments of the dialogue from this movie have made their way into my family's vernacular.

Add image:

[VelmaD]

64. Oh my gawd...

I thought my mom and I were the only people on Earth who loved that movie.

"Bing Bell"

"Somebody get the door"

Snort.

Another funny Western no one has mentioned is The Villain with Kirk Douglas as the Bad Guy and Ahhh-nold as "Handsome Stranger". Hee.

Darth Velma

[mac56]

65. Remember the "Stubby Index Finger" song?

And when Roy was explaining to his family of vultures about what "nice" is: "That's like a whole field of dead sheep!"

And telling the cello player: "You get that big fiddle up from between your legs! There's ladies present!"

God, this all takes me back.

[VelmaD]

84. Hee...

or the part where he was selling shoes and the lady asked if they had any with open toes and he picked up a pair and shot a hole in them.

Snort.

-V-

[mac56]

92. When Roy was selling shoes -

and picked up a shoehorn. Didn't know what it was.

His boss told him it was to help people's shoes go on better.

Roy decided to try it. Saw a man trying on a pair of tight shoes, obviously not fitting. He stuck the shoehorn against the man's neck and said, "Get them shoes on right now!" Panicked, the man shoved his feet into the tight shoes, and Roy walked away marveling at how well that shoehorn worked.

[PurityOfEssence]

99. Hey Boss, there's someone coming!

Roy: Kill him.
Man: It's a woman.
Roy: Wound her.

I love John Astin. The manic knee-jerk automatic villainy is just hysterical. When he's trying to take a step without his guns...

You ain't one of those funny boys, are you?

It's finally available on video, too; check it out.

Written by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall (who produced) Directed by Jerry Paris. An early TV movie shot for nothing. Mel Brooks credits it as an inspiration for Blazing Saddles.

[Sirius_on]

53. Dumb and Dumber

This was a funny movie. The second one is a steaming pile of crap, not worth even speaking of ever again.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

54. Let's see now...

In no particular order:

Dr. Strangelove
Bananas
Young Frankenstein
Best in Show
Airplane
Bringing Up Baby
The Wrong Box (1960s British comedy with Peter Sellers, Michael Caine, and all sorts of other wonderful actors)
Clockwise (with John Cleese, Brit movie with limited distribution in the U.S.)
Peking Opera Blues (a Hong Kong movie from the 1980s. Slapstick like you've never seen it before)
The Naked Gun
The Life of Brian
Tampopo
Shoot the Piano Player (French film from the 1960s. Not really a comedy, but it has some off-the-wall humor in it that takes you by surprise.)
The In-Laws

[regnaD kciN]

127. The Wrong Box and Clockwise!

The Wrong Box: One of the greatest British comedies. Peter Sellers using a passing kitten to blot the ink on the death certificate, the hearse race, and the funniest-ever use of the line "The Butler did it?"

Clockwise: I can no longer hear that hymn tune ("He who would valiant be") in church without bursting into hysterics.

Speaking of British comedy (especially including Python cast members), has anyone else seen "Nuns on the Run"...?

[SPICYHOT]

56. I'm laughing already!

airplane!
Blues Brothers!

:crazy:

[ElsewheresDaughter]

57. The Gods Must Be Crazy

Arsenic and Old Lace
No Time For Sargents
Mash
Birdcage

[AnnabelLee]

58. I forgot about MASH

"Henry, if I nail Hotlips & punch Hawkeye, can I go home, too?" And Indis Arthur smiles that delicious little smile of hers.

[Breezy du Nord]

60. SHREK!

I LOVE that movie!

[Az]

62. The Producers

Mel Brooks masterpiece.

Number two is of course Holy Grail. But come on, The Producers has Springtime for Hitler in it.

[greeneyedpookie]

63. BasketBALL

With Trey Parker and Matt Stone, every single time I watch it, I catch something new. I roll on the floor everytime!

:bounce:

GEP

[BritishHuman]

78. Isn't that BaseketBall?

A cross between baseball and basketball? Loved that movie.

[greeneyedpookie]

81. Your right

I usually have to look at the box to spell it right. Orgazmo is another good one with the boys in it.

:bounce:

GEP

[jus_the_facts]

66. Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life is the funniest of 'em all........

....over ALL the others comedies out there! IN MY OPINION! :P

[KamaAina]

67. History of the World, Part I

The Inquisition, what a show
The Inquisition, here we go
We know you're wishin' that we'd go away
But the Inquisition's here and it's here to stay!

[jayfish]

68. Some Good Ones That Come Immediately To Mind.

Stripes
Silver Streak
Stir Crazy
Weird Science
Groundhog Day
Happy Gilmore
Caddyshack
Old School
Dazed And Confused
The Blues Brothers
The Burbs
the extinction of the dodo scene from Ice Age.

Jay

Edited For Content.

[blue america]

69. So many, but of the last 5 years

I'd probably have to say "american pie"

[LWolf]

72. 1. Life of Brian

2. Holy Grail

In no particular order:

Modern Problems

Blazing Saddles

Bluesbrothers

I haven't seen anything newer I really laughed at.

[Brewman_Jax]

73. The Kentucky Fried Movie

Can't forget that one!

[opihimoimoi]

75. THE RITZ

a movie not ever shown on TV, not that I ever caught it. about a guy who wanders into a bath house by mistake. It was hilarious.

tears even.

[Harrumph]

74. My favorites...

'The Cheap Detective' Eileen Brennan singing "La Vie en Rose".

'The Owl and the Pussycat' George Segal was hysterical stoned.

'What's Up Doc?' The great Madelyn Kahn. Just bought it on DVD.

'South Park, Bigger, Longer and Uncut' The title alone cracks me up.

'Murder By Death' Peter Falk and Eileen Brennan again.

[markus]

76. Nobody's posted Princess Bridge yet?

Sheesh!

The Producers is No. 1 by any measure.

Others are PB, The In-Laws (the old one not the new one, and I have a funny story to tell about alcohol, armed robbery and serpentine if anyone wants to hear it), Little Murders (this was the super slacker movie of the 70s, the Office Space of its generation).

[primavera]

77. That Touch of Mink

Even Darwin never figured on her. The four horsemen now have a riding companion. There's War, Famine, Death, Pestilence and Miss Timberlake. - Cary Grant, speaking of Doris Day

If Dr. Freud had ever been exposed to this girl he'd have burned his couch and opened a delicatessen. Freud's Famous Frankfurters. - Grant

What she needs is a simple dull, unimaginative man who will smile tolerantly when he comes home from work and learns that she's misplaced the children. - Grant

[BritishHuman]

79. Crazy People

"Jaguar: For men who want handjobs off women they hardly know."
"Metamucil: Because if you don't go to the toilet you'll get cancer and die."

Excellent Dudley Moore movie.

I'll second Caddyshack, too.

Anyone else seen "Hercules Returns"?

[Kazak]

80. The Jerk

deserves consideration...

[mvd]

82. Austin Powers series,

Liar Liar, Trial And Error, Slapshot, Meet The Parents, Freaky Friday, Mrs. Doubtfire, Spaceballs, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Caddyshack, and more.

[Character Assassin]

83. What?!?!? No "Kingpin"? with Harrelson and Murray?

Gross, but totally funny.

[Augspies]

85. The Princess Bride

"No one will question us on WMD lies!"

Breaking::BBC says WH knew about Niger Fraud.

"INCONCEIVABLE"

Some more:

The Holy Grail "It's only a flesh wound"
The Life of Brian "Ocelots noses"
The Meaning of Life "Because I'm protestant I can put a cap on my John Thomas"
Arsenic and Old Lace "CHARRRRRGE!"
There's Something About Mary (Can't think of a good quote)
Rambo/Red Dawn (These movies are just hillarious)
The Evil Dead
Sleeper
SpaceBalls
Blazing Saddles

There's more, Let me think....


Jeremy

[geniph]

86. WHERE is the Meaning of Life?

Every sperm is sacred, every sperm is great
If a sperm gets wasted, God gets quite irate

Better get a bucket!

[jus_the_facts]

91. It's up in MY post #66

....let the heathens spill theirs on the dusty ground!:D

[Throckmorton]

87. Ishtar

A laugh riot!!!!

[Spirochete]

88. Supertroopers

Ace Ventura
The Life of Brian
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World
Road Trip
Joe's apartment
1941

A lot of the Abrahams/Zucker movies (Airplane series, Naked Gun Series, Top Secret, Kentucky Fried Movie, Hot Shots, etc)

Dogma
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

[PittPoliSci]

105. super troopers! good choice!

the rest of my list:

Jersey Trilogy (even though its not a trilogy, and chasing amy wasn't so much funny as it was just good)

anything monty python

death to smoochy

[bocadem]

90. Top Secret w/ Val Kilmer

one of my favs =)

[Pert_UK]

102. Love that film!

It means "she whose breasts defy gravity".

Genius.

P.

[bmbmd]

93. How can all of you guys forget

"Some Like it Hot", with Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, and Marilyn Monroe?

[BurtWorm]

116. I listed it above.

"Most of the time, I slap it!"

[cosmicdot]

94. Marx Brothers' films

Monkey Business
Animal Crackers
Duck Soup

Some Like It Hot - which has been mentioned

one of the funniest moments I've had was seeing Rocky Horror for the first time with a particpating audience

[SilasSoule]

100. Dam..nearly down the end of this thread and someone finally

mentions a Marx Bros. Film. "A Night in Casablanca"

[TankLV]

96. The one where there's this really stupid drunk frat boy, who gets to be

president, along with a multiple drunk convicted vice president on a pace maker, takes a great economy, a happy and prosperous population, world admiration and peace and blows it all in a couple months, tops it off with vacation after vacation, during which on one of them about 15 men manage to fly 3 planes full of people into 2 skyscrapers in NYC and the pentagon, while managing to have NO air-defence response, then gets this great idea to lie and cheat the armed forces to invade 2 countries, and the whole country just chuckles!

I think Don Knots played the president.

Naw - no-one would believe it!

[Darth_Ole]

97. OK:

Holy Grail, Life of Brian, Blues Brothers, Sleeper, and Dave.

[Darth_Ole]

98. OK:

Holy Grail, Life of Brian, Blues Brothers, Sleeper, Slapshot, and Dave.

[ProudGerman]

103. Not one mention of Army of Darkness???

It starred B movie god, Bruce Campbell. I roll of the couch every time I watch it. I rank it right up there with Holy Grail, and Blazing Saddles. If you haven't seen it, you must do so asap!

"Good....Bad....I'm the guy with the gun." Soooo many scenes in that film are just wet your pants funny.

I just can't figure out why Bruce Cambell isn't a huge A list star.

BTW, I don't think a single unfunny movie has been suggested in this whole thread.

[PittPoliSci]

106. "hey, she-bitch. let's go."

army of darkness has the BEST ONE LINERS EVER. seriously one of the funniest movies ever made, glad someone else agrees!

[scucci]

109. Liar, Liar of course!

Then Raising Arizona dammit!

Guess ya had ta be thar. hee hee

[the masses against the classes]

110. Cool As Ice

Are you ready? You might think you are, but in all honestly, there's no way to prepare yourself for what we're about to talk about. You know, it's like these guys in the armed forces about to go on the battle lines for the first time. They get themselves psyched up, grabbing and shaking each other's heads...but once those bullets start flying...total chaos. And it's the same thing here. You can't ready yourself for something this amazing. You can't possibly prepare yourself for...

Cool As Ice

Yes. Cool As Ice. The movie starring Vanilla Ice. The movie that's outlawed in 46 countries for being that bad. You have to understand, there's two kinds of 'funny' in this world.


1.- Guy makes hilarious joke, causing everyone to laugh.
2.- Guy wears a Mariah Carey t-shirt, causing everyone to laugh.
Cool As Ice would fall into the second category. It's fucking hilarious, but it's all completely unintentional. Vanilla Ice manages to accomplish what every comedian dreams of. He gets the entire audience to crack up without making a single joke. Now that's talent. So while Vanilla eventually proved that he couldn't sing and couldn't dance, this whole comedy thing seems right up his alley.

<follow link above for the entire breakdown of this hilarious movie>

[Jonte_1979]

111. "Airplane", "The Naked Gun" 1&2, "The Big Lebowsky"

"The Pink Panther" movies, "There's Something About Mary", the first "National Lampoon's Vacation" movie etc.

[Le Taz Hot]

113. Most of the above plus . . .

"Kingdom Come"
"I Love You to Death"
"Harold and Maude"

Special kudos to those above who mentioned "Best in Show" and "The Owl and the Pussycat." Two of my favorites as well.

[myomy]

114. Pink Panther

Makes me sorta old doesn’t it.

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

115. the green berets

with john wayne. complete hoot.

[Nikia]

117. Rat Race

It was a hilarious movie. I hadn't seen any other recent movies (last five years) that even approached it.

[Bat Boy]

118. The In Laws.

Not the crappy remake. I'm talking the original with Peter Falk and Alan Arkin.

I don't know how many times I've seen that movie and it still cracks me up.

I won't do a full list, because it would be way too long and most of the movies mentioned here are on it. I admit it. I'm an enormous comedy dork. I watch comedy the way some people watch ballet...

Help me...

[Zorro]

121. The Graduate and International House

Dustin Hoffman and W.C. Fields.

The Graduate because I did relate to Dustin Hoffman's uncertainty after graduation.

International House because it is so ridiculous and off the wall. The dialog between Gracie Allen and Fields cracks me up.

Guess I'm an old fudd.

[dmr]

125. "Get Shorty"

"8 Heads in a Duffel Bag"
"National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation"
"Down Periscope"
"My Cousin Vinnie"
"Operation Petticoat" - anything Cary Grant :loveya: