Funniest Movies ? (your opinion) We all need to laugh.

[Stuart G]

The Producers 1967 and Blazing Saddles 1974
also..an old one from the late 50s "Some Like it Hot 1959

Ok to repeat what is already listed, if it is one that makes you really laugh. Whatever you list is OK..

[global1]

1. National Lampoons Christmas Vacation.....nt

[SharonClark]

2. Tootsie, When Harry Met Sally, While You Were Sleeping

[ADX]

3. "Friday" 1995

[dewsgirl]

31. "It's Friday you ain't got shit to do"."Mac Macaroni".

Classic lines in that movie, haven't seen it in years, but I love it.

[mainstreetonce]

4. Airplane

Vacation. And Christmas Vacation

[rampartc]

26. +1 on airplane

[trev]

30. Yes, Airplane.

I never get tired of it.

[smirkymonkey]

105. I love all the Airplane, Hot Shots, Naked Gun, etc. movies.

The Zucker, Abrahams, Zucker, Proft collaborations. Leslie Nielsen and Lloyd Bridges were just the best in those movies.

David Zucker and Jim Abrahams also did Ruthless People (w/ Danny DeVito and Bette Midler) and Jim did Big Business (w/ Lily Tomlin and Bette Midler), which were also great, really funny movies, although very different from the slapstick-y movies mentioned above.

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

134. "Hot Shots, Part Deux" was great.

My favorite scene:

My second wife doesn't understand why I laugh so hard when this is on.

[smirkymonkey]

147. That was a great scene!

The thing I love so much about those films is all the creative little sight gags, for instance in this scene: The "Holiday Inn" Turban, using twist ties to secure him to the bed frame, the "no pain, no gain" sign, when he spits, the huge flood of water that comes out on the other man, the lights in Times Square dimming, etc.

There are so many little things like that in those films if you pay attention. It's what I love about them!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

5. Dr. Strangelove and Young Frankenstein!

[Doreen]

6. Better off Dead, Blazing Saddles, and

both Airplanes.

[ProudLib72]

34. Oh, I own Better off Dead!

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[Coventina]

43. "Throwing away a perfectly good white boy like that..."

[ProudLib72]

47. He put's his testicles on me

Excuse me, what does he put on you?

His testicles, like octopus.

Oh, tentacles!

[Doreen]

54. I have had mine forever.

I still laugh my ass off with the green ( food? ) with ( raisins? ) slide off his plate.

[ProudLib72]

66. Doesn't it squidge away? I think it does

The mom makes a "French" dinner in honor of the French exchange student. French fries, French bread, French salad dressing, and to drink Perrier (except she pronounces it "Peru&quot !

[Doreen]

72. I like the word squidge.

Fraunch fries, fraunch dressing, and fraunch bread.

[lark]

136. OMG, I JUST LOVE Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles.

They are definitely two of my faves, both are so funny and full of LOL's.

[rainy]

7. Bridesmaid 😆

[Grammy23]

8. Tootsie

[cloudbase]

9. The Court Jester. n/t

[yellowdogintexas]

13. A classic indeed. One of my favorites

[solara]

38. +1 N/T

[padah513]

10. Anything Mel Brooks!!!

[wryter2000]

11. The Naked Gun movies

Hysterical. Of course, it's jarring now to see O. J. Simpson.

[Sherman A1]

12. Blazing Saddles for me

My Sister sitting here suggested My Big Fat Greek Wedding.

[yellowdogintexas]

14. Victor, Victoria The Great Race and all the Pink Panther films

Blake Edwards was a comic genius.

More votes for Mel Brooks - all his films

[blue neen]

65. Love the Pink Panther movies.

So many good laughs in those!

[Coventina]

15. The Pink Panther.

Bringing Up Baby.

Philadelphia Story.

I like the oldies...

[proud patriot]

16. It's a MAD MAD MAD World

Galaxy Quest

Paul

Horrible Bosses

WanderLust

Meet The Millers

This is 40

The other Woman

[smirkymonkey]

112. Did you mean "We're the Millers"?

with Jason Sudeikis and Jennifer Aniston? If so, that is one of my favorite comedies as well.

I also loved Horrible Bosses 1 and 2.

[proud patriot]

160. yes that's the one

"black hawk down" wink

[LibDemAlways]

173. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World featured

just about every comedian of the era in leading, supporting, or cameo roles. Watching an enraged Jonathan Winters go after Phil Silvers, Dick Shawn driving like a maniac to get to his "mama," and the climactic scene on the fire ladder...all pure comic gold.

[proud patriot]

174. Nothing will ever come close

and I'm only 50 .. my son would claim the same ..
as he has me and his dad to guide him.. LOL

[Stuart G]

17. "There is Something About Mary" a couple of scenes in that film

are hysterical. and..... NO, I WON'T TELL YOU WHAT THEY ARE. Go to the library and take it out, or rent it....you will know after you watch it.

[yonder]

45. +1.

[Stuart G]

74. ++++++4,499,488.....

The scenes I am talking about are unbelievable, but incredibly funny..When you see them, you will know them..

[essaynnc]

18. Princess Bride N/T

[Submariner]

19. Canadian Bacon

Going to war with Canada it is a very under-rated comedy. Every scene is it's own work of art with John Candy and Steven Wright as a Mountie.

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[applegrove]

32. Never seen it and i am Canadian.

[JonLP24]

39. It is a Michael Moore film

His only fictional movie.

[Submariner]

44. Give it a try you won't regret it

It is the kind of movie you can watch over and over.

[applegrove]

64. Will look for it. Love Moore and Candy.

[Bradshaw3]

20. Planes, Trains and Automobiles

"Those aren't pillows!" That and the scenes that followed had me laughing so hard I literally thought I was going to split my sides.

[solara]

35. +1 n/t

[yonder]

48. +2.

[diva77]

88. +1

my favorite part: "You're going the wrong way!!!"

[Bradshaw3]

95. "Oh how would they know which way we're going"

Loved Candy.

[Wolf Frankula]

21. Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Monty Python's Life of Brian.

Wolf

[empedocles]

51. Yes. Lot in there

[empedocles]

58. Grosse Point Blank

'Civilized people don't go around killing people [like you do]'

'What civilizations are we talking about? [Deadpan assassin J.Cusack]

[smirkymonkey]

106. Yes, definitely!

Would also add "The Meaning of Life".

[lark]

138. Everything they did was so brilliant.

Love Monty Python

[Zoonart]

23. Bedazzled

The original with Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.

[rownesheck]

24. I like lots of these.

How about...

Top Secret

Night Patrol

They Came Together

All hilarious!

[gratuitous]

25. Reach way back

"Libeled Lady" with William Powell, Spencer Tracy, Jean Harlow, and Myrna Loy. "Don't forget there's a man on second!"

[Tech]

62. And all The Thin Man movies

[smirkymonkey]

107. Yes, absolutely!

I have seen them all about 20 times each. I love those movies!

[Aristus]

27. For something sweet, gentle, and funny (but with no real belly laughs) - "Local Hero".

"Breakfast is at eight; seven in the fishing season. It's not the fishing season."

-

The main character is talking with a large group of the men of the village, and a small, crying baby.

"Whose baby is this?"

The men all eye one another nervously.

-

The main character looks around at a fog-shrouded Scottish landscape.

"Where are we?"

"The lawst fyoo roadsigns wear in Gaelic. It's noe one o'me languages."

"You speak languages?"

"French, Italian, 'n' Spanish."

"Oh."

"German, Swedish, Turkish, Russian, Finnish, Portuguese, Hungarian, Czech, Hebrew, Arabic, 'n' Polish. I have a facility w/languages..."

-

Like I said, no belly laughs, but great stuff all the same...

[yonder]

49. Yes, a good movie - It's been years, will have to watch again.

A movie with a similar feel is The "Waking of Ned Devine"

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

55. I love that movie!

[applegrove]

28. "Midnight Run"

[ADX]

100. Great movie, great pick...

[JonLP24]

29. Tucker & Dale vs Evil

[Runningdawg]

186. +1 Funny AF

[thegoose]

33. Nothing Sacred

A 1937 film starring Carole Lombard and Fredric March. It's a savaging of Hollywood hypocrisy and the media, written by the blacklisted Ben Hecht. It's like a primitive 'Network' -- and it's in Technicolor!

It was made by the independent Selznick International. Major studios would never had touched this content. It's not dirty. It just hits its targets really good.

[ProudLib72]

36. Strange Brew

Another Canadian classic.

[happybird]

67. I was gonna post that one, you hoser! 😁

[ProudLib72]

68. Back off hoser, or I'll sic Hosehead on you!

[OregonBlue]

37. What About Bob, Annie Hall, Little Big Man, Three Amigos,

[CurtEastPoint]

41. Annie Hall.... "Is this a sandwich?" "We can walk to the curb from here."

[smirkymonkey]

109. I love Annie Hall.

The other Woody Allen movies I think are really funny are "Take the Money and Run", "Bananas", "Sleeper" and "Love and Death". There are some others that I like, but those are the ones I think are the funniest.

[OregonBlue]

168. whatever kind of creep he turned out to be, he is a

true comedic genius. Some of the gags in his movies have given me the giggles so bad I've almost peed my pants.

[smirkymonkey]

170. I agree. There are just some of his films and scenes that are too classic for me to dismiss

him completely. One of my favorite Annie Hall scenes...

[OregonBlue]

169. Annie Hall is a masterpiece of comedy.

[leftieNanner]

40. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Ruprict makes me howl every time!

"You've been banging on your pots again, haven't you? Shall I get the genital cuff?"

[unblock]

46. Excuse me, may I go to the bathroom first?

Of course.
.
.
.
(Woman gasps as she realizes Ruprecht is not actually changing his location)

Thank you! (with much relief)

[leftieNanner]

59. "Why is there a cork on his fork?"

"To prevent him from hurting himself."

[smirkymonkey]

108. That is one of my all-time favorites!

[Totally Tunsie]

149. I flove this movie! It's one of my favorites to watch over and over.

Anything with Michael Caine is a winner...I'm such a fangirl!

[The Polack MSgt]

42. Caddyshack

Walk Hard - The Dewey Cox Story

Raising Arizona

[yonder]

50. "A New Leaf" with Walter Matthau and Elaine May

I haven't seen it in years. Henrietta getting dressed in that gown was a hoot.

[Stuart G]

70. "A New Leaf" is a totally wonderful and happy movie. And it has a wonderful story.

Both Walter Matthau and Elaine May were truly great in that film. Elaine May directed and she did a wonderful job. The end is totally uplifting. enjoy.. This could be my favorite of all

[Wawannabe]

52. Step Brothers 2008

So effing wrong!

Fav scene-when the mom finally loses it on “the boys”. She goes: “ Fuck the fuck!!!”

Been saying that ever since. 🤣

[DonaldsRump]

53. This is Spinal Tap, Young Frankenstein, and (please don't flame me)

Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle (especially the video of Kumar and his bag of weed falling in love to Heart's "Crazy on You" )

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[leftieNanner]

60. Spinal Tap!!!

And all of those!

Waiting for Guffman
A Mighty Wind
Best in Show

[blur256]

92. I was gonna say Waiting for Guffman!

It's one of my favorites. One of my friends and I would watch it every weekend hungover during college lol. It never gets old. Nothing ever happens on Mars...

[leftieNanner]

93. I remember the scene

Where Christopher Guest is in the tub wearing a shower cap and they are talking about seeing him in the lingerie store buying things for his "wife".

[MarvinGardens]

69. I must second "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle."

I need to watch that one again. Craaaazy on you!

[lark]

139. f you like Harold and Kumar, do you also like Grandma's Boy?

I love both of these comedies and have watched them multiple times - suitably enhanced of course.

[Totally Tunsie]

148. Grandma's Boy was a fun movie!

Thanks for the reminder. Need to schedule a rewatch.

[underpants]

56. Blazing Saddles or Talladega Nights

Ricky Bobby had a very smooth constant rhythm to its jokes.

[muntrv]

57. The Naked Gun 1

[Sedona]

61. A fish called Wanda- Young Frankenstein

Nt

[mopinko]

79. +1 for fish called wanda.

[smirkymonkey]

110. A Fish Called Wanda is definitely in my top 10 as far as comedies go!

I love that movie!

[Sedona]

113. Don't call me stupid!

[smirkymonkey]

115. "I've worn dresses with higher IQ's!"

[Moostache]

177. My favorite scene(s) from that film, without a doubt:

"You're a true Vulgarian then?"

"I apologize unreservedly."

[smirkymonkey]

180. One of my favorite movies ever!

[Tech]

63. Arsenic and Old Lace and Harvey

[Stuart G]

71. ...".Charge the Blockhouse", says brother Teddy..."Arsenic and Old Lace"... will make you laugh.

The plot is .....well.....hard to believe...and I won't tell you. But if you watch it all, you can't help but enjoy all of it. Directed by the same director of "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Frank Capra.. this is a classic that few have heard about. But the story will make you laugh and it has a nice ending.....oh 1943..Originally a play made into a movie. Cary Grant is the star, but the other actors are great.
.. In the late 50s, I was in this play performed at a local youth center. I was "brother Teddy" who was kinda "nuts" as were most of the characters in this play. It was fun to be in the play, and is great fun to watch this movie. please enjoy and see it if you can. Thanks for reading this.

[in2herbs]

97. Agree! The original Arsenic with Cary Grant in B&W. nt

[customerserviceguy]

73. The Blues Brothers

Not only the funniest, but had the best music, best actors, and thus, it is my favorite movie of all time.

[mopinko]

78. i knew someone would beat me to this one.

i need to sit my grandkids down to watch this one.

[customerserviceguy]

80. Please do!

And explain the anachronisms to them, the movie is just about forty years old. Let them see the performances of some of the greatest musicians of the 20th Century, as well as the comedic genius of a man who passed before his time.

[mopinko]

83. plus we are in chi.

i love seeing some of these movies made in chicago, and picking out the locations.
there was one shot here- the astronaut's wife, johnny depp and charlize theron. it is supposed to be new york.
there is a scene at the entry to a subway station, dolled up to look like nyc, but i could see the alexander calder flamingo reflected in the window. even w the make up, i knew the exact spot.
loved that movie, btw, tho it didnt do that well. suspense from start to finish.

always fun.

[Stargleamer]

75. Lars and the real girl

and Life of Brian

[FM123]

76. Galaxy Quest!

"Miners not minors"

[Buzz cook]

77. After the Fox. A funny thing happened on the way to the forum.

Peter Sellers and a great cast. Zero Mostel being Zero.

[musette_sf]

171. Yes! First saw it in first run in '66

and I love it even more now. Victor Mature was such a good sport to do the role he did.

[Stuart G]

81. A couple more..."Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and "Spaceballs"

[Alpeduez21]

152. You mean you could've got out of those handcuffs anytime?

[Stuart G]

82. "Back to the Future" has some very funny moments..

[Stuart G]

84. The Sausage Party, Zootopia, Shaun the Sheep Movie, Wreck it Ralph, Toy Story, Rango

[CottonBear]

128. Sean The Sheep The Movie is brilliant and hilarious!

There’s no real dialogue! My son and I adore Sean the Sheep. 🐑

We also absolutely love Paddington and Paddington 2. 🐻 😃

[appalachiablue]

85. A Night at the Opera (Marx Bros.), The Meaning of Life (Monty Python)

[Stuart G]

86. Chicken Run, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Simpson Movie,

[TygrBright]

87. A Fish Called Wanda

The Out-of-Towners

Night at the Opera

Duck Soup

Madagascar

African Queen

O Brother, Where Art Thou

Raising Arizona

Adam's Rib

Dr. Strangelove

The Big Lebowski

Shaun of the Dead

Napoleon Dynamite

Volunteers

Bad Santa

The Frisco Kid

Zoolander

La Cage Aux Folles

The Tall Blond Man With One Black Shoe

Rocky Horror Picture Show

Grand Budapest Hotel

Sleeper

Best in Show

helpfully,
Bright

[Stuart G]

89. Best in Show...absolutely wonderful, fun, and funny..got to see this one.

TigerBright's .... great last pick on her list........truly funny beyond the beyond..

Oh, You have never heard of this one...Hit the link below, It is about dogs going to a Dog Show..very funny (of course it is also about the people who own the dogs going to the dog show.) actually, the dogs are more together than their owners.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_in_Show_

a 2000 film written and directed by Christopher Guest

[LAS14]

117. African Queen funny???????

[TygrBright]

121. Listen in your inner ear to Kate Hepburn's voice saying, "Mis-ter Allnut..."

And the scene where she poured out the booze?

The two of them had fabulous comedic timing with their dialog.

I love a romance that comes with belly laughs.

appreciatively,
Bright

[LAS14]

145. Yeah, I'd agree about wonderfully comedic moments. I...

... saw it for the first time when I was 7 or 8 with my dad. One way for me to rate great art is how vividly I remember it even before I could understand everything. I read an abridged Crime and Punishment at about age 10. Same thing.

[diva77]

90. "Defending Your Life"

[jg10003]

91. Duck Soup, The Russians Are Coming, The Miracle of Morgans Creek.

[alittlelark]

94. "There's Somehing About Mary"

[JimGinPA]

96. 'Death At A Funeral'

The British version.

[IrishEyes]

98. All of Me

Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin are both great in it.

[Va Lefty]

129. Very underrated. Some of Martin's best work!

[Iggo]

165. "Put Edwina back in bowl!"

"Back-in-bowl?"

[Totally Tunsie]

99. Ferris Bueller

"Bueller? Bueller?"

[CottonBear]

130. That is a perfect film. I can watch it endlessly. N/T

[3catwoman3]

101. The Odd Couple.

"I got green sandwiches and brown sandwiches."

The FU notes -

[Laffy Kat]

102. "The Gods Must Be Crazy" nt

[iamateacher]

103. Trading Places, Shaun of the Dead, Raising Arizona

And anything by Mel Brooks

[kysrsoze]

104. More recent gems: Horrible Bosses 1 & 2, Game Night, The Hangover, Being John Malkovich

Love the classics too - so many good ones already highlighted above, plus Caddyshack, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, anything from Mel Brooks, etc.

[JonLP24]

111. Bowfinger

[smirkymonkey]

114. Hot Fuzz

w/ Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. One of my personal cult favorites. Also Shawn of the Dead, as previously mentioned with both actors as well.

[sarge43]

116. Office Space

Galaxy Quest

Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

Anything by Mel Brooks

[kairos12]

156. Yeahhhh-I'm gonna need you to come in this weekend and redo this comment along

with your TPS reports.

[sarge43]

158. Yeahhhh, about those cover sheets

[smirkymonkey]

162. Oh yes, how could I forget that one!

One of the funniest movies ever!

[LAS14]

118. Airplane.

[Niagara]

119. Adding the following to the list:

Mr. Mom (1983)

The Money Pit (1986)

Overboard (1987)

The Great Outdoors (1988)

The War of the Roses (1989)

Death Becomes Her (1992)

Groundhog Day (1993)

Half-Baked (1998)

There's Something About Mary (1998)

Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999)

Dick (1999)

Little Nicky (2000)

The Hot Chick (2002)

Just Married (2003)

Old School (2003)

Hitch (2005)

Monster-in-Law (2005)

Evan Almighty (2007)

Daddy's Home (2015)

[frogmarch]

120. And God Spoke

I love this movie!

[kwassa]

122. Groundhog Day

Funny and profound at the same time. An ultimate comedy.

[backtoblue]

123. A few

This Is The End
Without A Paddle
Super Troopers
Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
Monster In Law
21 (and 22) Jump Street


And Wanda Sykes "Sick and Tired" stand-up

[Recursion]

124. "What's Up, Doc?"

1972. Ryan O'Neal, Madeleine Kahn (possibly her best performance), Barbara Streisand.

An absolute gem of a movie.

[Glorfindel]

125. I totally agree.

One of the funniest ever!

[Glorfindel]

126. A few that really make me laugh

Saving Grace

Rat Race (you...should...have...bought...a...squirrel)

200 Cigarettes (poor Martha Plimpton!)

Cactus Flower

Mixed Nuts

Barefoot in the Park

[smirkymonkey]

161. I LOVE Saving Grace!

One of my very favorite movies! One of the best scenes was when the two old women decided to sample some of Grace's "tea" and were in the shop when the bureaucrat stops by to grill them on Grace's whereabouts.

[Mister Ed]

127. The Marx Brothers' "Duck Soup". n/t

[Va Lefty]

131. The Ref, Stripes, The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard

[Moostache]

179. LOVE "The Ref"...so many great lines in that one...

Tragic that Spacey turned out to be such a waste in real life...he WAS an incredibly gifted actor.

"Connecticut is the sixth circle of hell." was always a stand out line from that film to me because at the time I saw it I was dating a girl from CT who LOST IT over that line...

"I just knocked out Santa Claus." and "The corpse still has the floor" were other favorites, but this was the best:

[FoxNewsSucks]

132. 9 to 5, still hilarious....

Walk of Shame

Porky's ( haven't seen it since the early 80's, but it still is one of the very few movies I actually went to the theater to see again several times)

There are some really good ones in this thread, and many I've never heard of, so thanks! I'll be looking some of these up

[Cartoonist]

133. Ghostbusters

Bill Murray, genius.

[lark]

135. Little Shop of Horrors.

It's got everything, a lot of singing, great actors, hysterical plot, Steve Martin as crazed dentist and of course the plant Audrey 2 (aka Twoey)

[stonecutter357]

137. The Hangover .

[DFW]

140. Young Frankenstein, Airplane, NL European Vacation, The Russians Are Coming, After the Fox

SOOOO many!

[Golden Raisin]

141. 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' and 'The Ritz'.

[Polly Hennessey]

142. Bringing Up Baby.

[Beringia]

143. Jiminy Glick in LaLaWood, Jim Carrey in Liar, Liar, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World

many others

[Joediss]

144. Don Knots

Ghost and Mr. Chicken

[sweetroxie]

146. The Money Pit

[Totally Tunsie]

150. Weekend at Bernie's.

Always fun to watch.

[50 Shades Of Blue]

151. Nuns on the Run and another vote for Airplane

[Alpeduez21]

153. M*A*S*H

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

[Zambero]

154. Ruthless people with Bette Midler and Danny DeVito

Also The Graduate, The Blues Brothers, Private Benjamin, Office Space, and most anything with Peter Sellers.

[kairos12]

155. A Night At the Opera

[Hong Kong Cavalier]

157. Shaun of the Dead

All because of this one scene:

Oh, and the entire shootout in Hot Fuzz.

[smirkymonkey]

163. Waking Ned Devine

Such a great, amusing little Irish film! Highly recommend it!

[TexasBushwhacker]

164. Pineapple Express

Funny even if you aren't high.

[Stuart G]

166. These are very short movies that will make you laugh..7 minutes long..

I think collections of them are at the library. My favorites are Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Wiley E Coyote who really doesn't have a clue, but just continues to try. Poor Wiley..

[live love laugh]

167. Miss March

Crude and vulgar but HI-larious

[Stuart G]

175. Never heard of .."Miss March" will try to find it.. (brought back cause we all need to laugh..

particularly now...) Perhaps some ideas here will help us get through the mess going on now)

[First Speaker]

172. The Sound of Music...

...every time I watch it, I wrap myself in my yellow bath towel and imagine myself as Ray, a Drop of Golden Sun...

[Mister Ed]

178. "What's Up, Doc?", 1972, Barbra Streisand & Ryan O'Neal

Also just about any Marx Brothers movie, but especially "Duck Soup" and "Animal Crackers".

[Catamount]

181. Adding to this list, all wonderful

Mickey Blue eyes
Rat race!

[RGinNJ]

182. The Life of Brian

[underpants]

183. Talledega Nights Ricky Bobby has the best timing of any comedy I've seen

My friends scoff at me on this but that movie includes more jokes on a seamless level time line than any other comedy I’ve ever seen.

[happybird]

189. Love that movie!

Old School is another fav.

[iamateacher]

184. Cold Comfort Farm

Local Hero and The Full Monty

[Thomas Hurt]

185. Young Frankenstein 1974

I laughed so hard the first time I saw it that my sides ached.

[Runningdawg]

187. The Rundown with Dwayne Johnson (Rock) he should do more comedy.

[Rustynaerduwell]

188. Who here has ever seen "The Miracle of Morgan's Creek"?

1944. Written and directed by Preston Sturges. Stars Eddie Bracken and Betty Hutton. #54 on AFI's "100 Years, 100 Laughs". Daring for its time- a woman wakes up married and pregnant after a drunken party sending soldiers off to war and she can't remember who the father is. Smitten Eddie Bracken comes to her rescue, with hilarious results. Highly recommended.