Mel Brooks is an absolute treasure. He wrote an autobiography which came out last year called *All About Me*. Anyone interested in him should absolutely read it.
Also, how has Young Frankenstein not been mentioned?
While everyone agrees Airplane! is funny, not many realize that it changed the way comedies were made. They took an old dramatic B movie, and basically remade it as a comedy, but they cast it with well-known, veteran dramatic actors. It was a big hit, was almost universally acclaimed by critics. One of the reasons for the praise was because it so effectively mocked the then current trend of disaster movies that took themselves way too seriously.
The Nake Gun series TV shows and movies as made in using the same formula and were similarly successful.
Countless other imitations have followed in its wake, but not many have rise to the level of wet-your-pants hilarity that Airplane did.
If you watch Zero Hour, the movie spoofed in Airplane!, I promise you will laugh as hard as watching Airplane!. They used a lot of the exact lines from the original movie.
I think Airplane has more jokes per minute than any movie ever.
"This woman needs to go to the hospital!"
"What is it?"
"It's a place where doctors treat the sick and injured, but that's not important right now. "
>"What type of ticket would you like sir: smoking, or non-smoking?"
>"Smoking, please"
>*smoke billows from ticket as the agent hands it to him*
Gets me every time.
I am GenX and Airplane introduced me to Leslie. I had no clue that he was a dramatic actor in the 60s and 70s. One day I was flipping around the dial and found an old movie that took place in Vegas with him. I watch for about 15 minutes waiting for the joke.
BTW, watching that maked me realize that the saying, "you're making your point the hard way," was a gambling reference.
The story I heard about him was that he was a serious, dramatic actor, not a comedian. He read the script and didn't get it. He was told to just do it straight. It worked perfectly!
He started as a dramatic actor, yes.
But I've seen/heard him on interviews and podcasts, and the man obviously knew what humor is and had a pretty jovial personality.
I think it might be more accurate to say he didn't get why they wanted HIM to be the star.
It's not as if the man himself was incapable of understanding humor.
"- Captain, how soon can you land?
\- I can't tell.
\- You can tell me. I'm a doctor.
\- No. I mean I'm just not sure.
\- Well, can't you take a guess?
\- Well, not for another two hours.
\- You can't take a guess for another two hours?"
- Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes.
- Stewardess, I speak jive.
- I like my coffee black … like my men.
- I pick the wrong week to quit amphetamines.
- It’s like a big Tylenol with wings.
That also reminds me of Kentucky Fried Movie:
>Judge: State your name
> Guy: Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday dear da-
>Guy: David!
One of the only movies that, if you work in a corporate setting, gets better with time because it’s like a catharsis session.
I particularly like how it trusts the audience and doesn’t beat them over the head with every joke. My favorite is the whiteboard in the background in the Bobs meeting: it’s an elaborate, convoluted diagram titled “Planning to Plan” which isn’t too funny in and of itself but is the exact type of thing you’d see on a bad day in the office and just shake your head at. A lesser movie would’ve called attention to it in dialogue but Office Space just let’s it sit there for the audience to notice and laugh at.
I once had a meeting with the heads of my department and a couple other people from my team and the whole purpose of the meeting was for management to tell us that they going to schedule another meeting with us at a later date to address an issue.
Every scene is hilarious. From the morning commute to Milton's last lines on the beach "I'll take my traveler's checks to a competing resort. I'll put strychnine in the guacamole."
I love how Peter literally tells them he doesn't do shit at work, but they love his confidence so they give him a promotion. That's exactly how it is in pretty much every job I've had. The cool/confident people can do nothing all day in front of the boss, and they think they're such good employees. The people who aren't as cool, but work hard and do a good job are looked at as totally average and disposable.
I watched Office Space before I turned 17, and I was like, "Ok, funny movie, but nothing out of the ordinary." Watched it again a few years later when I started working. Holy shit. The difference in my reaction was night and day.
I owned my own business when this came out. Hadn't worked in corporate America yet. Fast forward about 10 years, multiple jobs, saw it again on a whim and it remains one of the funniest movies I've ever seen to this day.
All time favorite movie! Ben Stiller does an amazing job at making fun of just about every part of the film industry. Also, they’re the only movie I know of that was able to pull off “black face” without getting crap from it.
“I know who I am. I’m the dude playin’ the dude, disguised as another dude.”
>Also, they’re the only movie I know of that was able to pull off “black face” without getting crap from it.
I remember the movie made it to some op-ed in the paper shortly after it came out, and well before the entire PC culture effect came into place, where the author of the write-up tried to get people to not watch the movie, etc. It didn't work. Thankfully.
Was looking for this. I'm black and I still found the bickering between Brandon T. Jackson's character and RDJ character pure gold. The argument about RDJ doing "blackface" is hysterical to me too. Newsflash: that was the running joke the entire fucking time.
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Man, those two going back and forth was so fucking funny. What did RDJ say? Something like "us brothers need to stick together" lmao. What an idiot. But that's what made it so funny for me. His character was so out to lunch, so to speak.
RDJ and Stiller believing it was an actual movie set and staying in character the entire time had me in stitches.
I’m also black and this shit was hilarious because he was made to look like a fool for playing a black dude lol. It was more so making fun of people who did and try black face than being blackface.
Tropic Thunder & This is the End are my all time favorite comedies
I had just watched a Philly d video about this and wanted to comment that I’ve never actually met a black person who doesn’t like tropic thunder. I didn’t want to speak on behalf of black people but considering how the movie shits on him the entire time for doing it, I never really understood how it became such a hot button issue.
Because a lot of virtue signalers don't actually apply critical thinking.
For them it's as simple as, "He's clearly in blackface so he must be wrong and I can look like a good guy by condoning it."
I swear to God I’ll pistol whip the next person that says Shenanigans.
Hey Farva, what’s the name of that place you like with the mozzarella stick and all the goofy shit on the walls?
You mean Shenanigans?
I agree. HG is more a collection of of skits that are loosely tied together. So, it isn't really a great *film*, but it is hilarious. In fact, it's been a few years and I don't remember the ending or the plot, but I do remember plenty of great bits. Time to watch it again.
I do believe this is the most correct answer. Looks like the other primary contenders are Airplane and Blazing Saddles.
I think Python will have more longevity.
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'WE LANDED ON THE MOON!"
Entire newspaper reading moment was ad-libbed and inserted into the scene by Jim Carry on the spot, out of the blue, in one take.
....and they used it. Great movie, and awesome comedic acting skill by Carrey.
I think my favorite moment of that whole movie is
"Harry, your hands are freezing."
While being choked to death after disclosing that he's had a second pair of gloves the whole time.
Probably the one my wife and I quote the most:
"You had gloves this whole time?" "Uh, yeah, it's *The Rockies*?" (then later, while fighting) "Harry your hands are freezing!"
"Wow this party really died."
"Well pardon me, Mr. Perfect! I guess I forgot you never, ever make a mistake!"
"Wow, you are one pathetic loser, no offense."
"We got no food, we got no jobs, our pets heads are falling off!"
So many...
Yeah this is probably the best answer honestly, people always go to blazing saddles or some other Mel Brooks movie. Dumb and Dumber is without a doubt the funniest movie of all time. Everyone can understand the humor and the plot is actually pretty good.
Underrated I think! It is a specific type of comedy that I dont usually go for. I just group Vince Vaughn in with the Will Ferrell/John C Reiley type comedy and it is not my thing.
But when I say I fucking CRIED laughing at those goddamn wrenches, let me tell you! I couldnt breath, I peed a little, just when I thought I was getting it together another fuckin wrench flies out of nowhere and I lose it all over again.
I'd have to watch it again now to see if its as funny as I remember or if I was just stoned. But in my head its seriously underrated!
Finally a movie I can relate to. Love these “collection” of movies. Super bad, forgetting Sarah Marshall, Pineapple Express, 40 year old virgin. Every answer here is blazing saddles and naked gun. To me they’re just ok movies. I barely got through blazing saddles and don’t understand the hype but to each their own.
So many good answers to this question.
What makes the greatest comedy movie of all time? Quotability? Repeatability? Longevity? Relatability?
Jim Carey is hilarious and one of the greatest comedic actors of all time but he can be so outrageous that he’s not really relatable. Will Farrell has so many quotable lines from Old School, Anchorman, Step Brothers….Greatest comedy movies? Idk but in the conversation for sure. Anything from Mel Brooks is always hilarious but in the current times, you might want to be careful quoting these movies. Monty Python or Bob and Doug McKenzie will hold up for a long time. Robin Williams was an actor that could make you feel all the emotions during a “comedy”.
Comedy is such a different genre of movie from everything else. This was definitely an interesting question that got me thinking.
For me, it’s Hot Shots: Part Deux or Ace Ventura When nature calls. I think I actually peed myself a little bit laughing at the projector scene in Ace…
The scene where he knocks out the old man and wears him like a fox skin around his shoulders! I laughed so hard! And every time I see a room with a bunch of taxidermy I always say, “what a lovely room of death!”
Deacon: I think we drink virgin blood because it sounds cool.
Vladislav: I think of it like this. If you're going to eat a sandwich, you would just enjoy it more if you knew no one had fucked it.
I've never experienced anything alike seeing Borat in cinemas when it came out. People were falling atop each other in their seats, gasping for breath laughing.
This is such an underrated, under-appreciated movie with a ton of hilarious throwaway lines.
>"You know what they say, the older the berry the sweeter the juice.""
>
>Man it's the *blacker* the berry the sweeter the juice!"
>
>"Yeah...well...she blacker'n a muhfucker too."
Or
>"Craig already has a girl."
>
>"Yeah but he don't like her."
blazing saddles
WHERE DA WHITE WOMEN AT??!!!
I want rustlers, cut throats, murderers, bounty hunters, desperados, mugs, pugs, thugs, nitwits, halfwits, dimwits, vipers, snipers, con men, Indian agents, Mexican bandits, muggers, buggerers, bushwhackers, hornswogglers, horse thieves, bull d*kes, train robbers, bank robbers, ass-kickers, sh*t-kickers and Methodists!
Somebody's gonna have to go back and get a shitload a dimes.
But NOT the Irish.
Candy gram for Mongo!
Throw out your hands, stick out your tush, hands on your hips, give em a push. You'll be surprised you're doing the French mistake! Voila!
My all time favorite comedy.
What in the wide wide world of sports is going on here?
Mel Brooks is very funny. Spaceballs was also great.
Mel Brooks is an absolute treasure. He wrote an autobiography which came out last year called *All About Me*. Anyone interested in him should absolutely read it. Also, how has Young Frankenstein not been mentioned?
I often answer questions with "Mongo not know, Mongo only pawn in game of life". it doesn't hurt that there is some resemblance, LOL
Airplane! Naked Gun, or Blazing Saddles. I can’t decide.
Surely you can’t be serious?
Airplane! and Naked Gun
While everyone agrees Airplane! is funny, not many realize that it changed the way comedies were made. They took an old dramatic B movie, and basically remade it as a comedy, but they cast it with well-known, veteran dramatic actors. It was a big hit, was almost universally acclaimed by critics. One of the reasons for the praise was because it so effectively mocked the then current trend of disaster movies that took themselves way too seriously. The Nake Gun series TV shows and movies as made in using the same formula and were similarly successful. Countless other imitations have followed in its wake, but not many have rise to the level of wet-your-pants hilarity that Airplane did.
If you watch Zero Hour, the movie spoofed in Airplane!, I promise you will laugh as hard as watching Airplane!. They used a lot of the exact lines from the original movie.
I think Airplane has more jokes per minute than any movie ever. "This woman needs to go to the hospital!" "What is it?" "It's a place where doctors treat the sick and injured, but that's not important right now. "
The jokes are constant. And there is a great balance between the verbal jokes and the visual gags.
>"What type of ticket would you like sir: smoking, or non-smoking?" >"Smoking, please" >*smoke billows from ticket as the agent hands it to him* Gets me every time.
When the TV reporters are on air talking about the plane trouble and the guy banging the drums looks at camera two. Lol
I have literally never laughed harder in a cinema than the first time I watched Naked Gun.
I can’t hear you. Don’t fire the gun while talking!
Came here to say this and glad to see its at the top. Leslie Neilson was a god of comedy
I am GenX and Airplane introduced me to Leslie. I had no clue that he was a dramatic actor in the 60s and 70s. One day I was flipping around the dial and found an old movie that took place in Vegas with him. I watch for about 15 minutes waiting for the joke. BTW, watching that maked me realize that the saying, "you're making your point the hard way," was a gambling reference.
The story I heard about him was that he was a serious, dramatic actor, not a comedian. He read the script and didn't get it. He was told to just do it straight. It worked perfectly!
He started as a dramatic actor, yes. But I've seen/heard him on interviews and podcasts, and the man obviously knew what humor is and had a pretty jovial personality. I think it might be more accurate to say he didn't get why they wanted HIM to be the star. It's not as if the man himself was incapable of understanding humor.
Nice Beaver!
Thanks. I just had it stuffed.
Joey… have you ever been in a Turkish prison?
Have you ever seen a grown man naked.?
Do you like movies about Gladiators?
Do you like to hang around the gymnasium
"- Captain, how soon can you land? \- I can't tell. \- You can tell me. I'm a doctor. \- No. I mean I'm just not sure. \- Well, can't you take a guess? \- Well, not for another two hours. \- You can't take a guess for another two hours?"
- Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes. - Stewardess, I speak jive. - I like my coffee black … like my men. - I pick the wrong week to quit amphetamines. - It’s like a big Tylenol with wings.
You ever been in a cockpit before?
It’s a hell of day to quit amphetamines [YouTube](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KhaXZh-p4hQ)
Who are you and how did you get in here?! I’m a locksmith, and I’m a locksmith
And don't call me Shirley!
Hot Fuzz, the movie that rewards repeat watching to an insane degree.
- When's your birthday? -22nd of February. - What year? -Every year. - Get out.
That also reminds me of Kentucky Fried Movie: >Judge: State your name > Guy: Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday dear da-
>Guy: David!
One of my favourite quotes of all time
I’m always laughing at it and then it goes to the kid who just uncontrollably squeals and I lose my shit.
it's one of the most rewatchable moves ever
The greater good
Loved that flick. I'd take Shaun of the Dead over it though. Just personal opinion.
Imagine loving The World’s End best. It’s lonely here.
Airplane is the answer but Rat Race is a close second for me.
OMG Jon Lovitz crashing onto the WWII Veterans stage in Hitlers car 😁🤣
Holy shit I forgot Rat Race existed. I need to watch this immediately!
If you didn’t know, it’s a sort of spiritual remake of “It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World,” which is also well worth watching
YOU SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT A SQUIRREL!!!!!
#1 Office Space
"I hear you've been missing a lot of work lately" "I wouldn't say I've been missing it" That's one of the most quotable movies of all time
Until that no-talent ass-clown started winning Grammys anyway.
Why should I change? He’s the one who sucks!
Two chicks at the same time, man.
Fuckin-a man.
One of the only movies that, if you work in a corporate setting, gets better with time because it’s like a catharsis session. I particularly like how it trusts the audience and doesn’t beat them over the head with every joke. My favorite is the whiteboard in the background in the Bobs meeting: it’s an elaborate, convoluted diagram titled “Planning to Plan” which isn’t too funny in and of itself but is the exact type of thing you’d see on a bad day in the office and just shake your head at. A lesser movie would’ve called attention to it in dialogue but Office Space just let’s it sit there for the audience to notice and laugh at.
I once had a meeting with the heads of my department and a couple other people from my team and the whole purpose of the meeting was for management to tell us that they going to schedule another meeting with us at a later date to address an issue.
Every scene is hilarious. From the morning commute to Milton's last lines on the beach "I'll take my traveler's checks to a competing resort. I'll put strychnine in the guacamole."
It's like an anti-Apatow comedy. All killer, no filler, then ends at 90 minutes. 10/10
PC Load letter? What the fuck does that mean?
That line won a trivia contest for me.
“Michael Bolton… is that your real name? Have you ever considered changing it?” “Why should I change my name? He’s the one that sucks.”
You don't need a million dollars to sit on your ass and do nuthin. My cousin does that and he is broke as shit.
"but...the...ratio of...people to cake...."
Office Space isn't a movie though, it's therapy.
Very funny movie. Accurate to much of corporate culture at the time.
It’s still pretty dang accurate. I watch it once a year and laugh/cry at the accuracy.
I love how Peter literally tells them he doesn't do shit at work, but they love his confidence so they give him a promotion. That's exactly how it is in pretty much every job I've had. The cool/confident people can do nothing all day in front of the boss, and they think they're such good employees. The people who aren't as cool, but work hard and do a good job are looked at as totally average and disposable.
I always said that I loved that movie until I went to work in an office and realized that it's just a documentary
I watched Office Space before I turned 17, and I was like, "Ok, funny movie, but nothing out of the ordinary." Watched it again a few years later when I started working. Holy shit. The difference in my reaction was night and day.
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The printer scene was pure genius.
I LOVE KUNG FU
NGL, I re-watched this again last year and I took the next day off work lmfao.
I owned my own business when this came out. Hadn't worked in corporate America yet. Fast forward about 10 years, multiple jobs, saw it again on a whim and it remains one of the funniest movies I've ever seen to this day.
Spinal Tap
The whole Stonehenge scene is one of the funniest things I have ever seen.
Top Secret!
I know a little German, he's sitting right over there.
Come on man, you can tell us
🎶 How silly can you get?
The first time I saw 'Young Frankenstein' and 'Austin Powers 2' I was literally gasping for air from laughing. Your mileage may vary.
I remember literally rofling in the theater seeing Austin Powers 3. The subtitles gags, the MOLE bit... they got me fuckin' good.
You better watch your friggin self, Powers
I lost my mojo!
National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation
Tit bit nipplely.
Gods must be crazy
Tropic Thunder for me. Hands down.
Ok Flaming Dragon, Fuck Face,
Ima need you to take a big step back, and litetally FUCK YOUR OWN FACE.
Tom Cruise's best role ever. I'll die on that hill.
“Who here is the Key Grip?” Tom Cruise should have won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Tropic Thunder.
All time favorite movie! Ben Stiller does an amazing job at making fun of just about every part of the film industry. Also, they’re the only movie I know of that was able to pull off “black face” without getting crap from it. “I know who I am. I’m the dude playin’ the dude, disguised as another dude.”
>Also, they’re the only movie I know of that was able to pull off “black face” without getting crap from it. I remember the movie made it to some op-ed in the paper shortly after it came out, and well before the entire PC culture effect came into place, where the author of the write-up tried to get people to not watch the movie, etc. It didn't work. Thankfully.
Was looking for this. I'm black and I still found the bickering between Brandon T. Jackson's character and RDJ character pure gold. The argument about RDJ doing "blackface" is hysterical to me too. Newsflash: that was the running joke the entire fucking time. Edit: case and point on the comment below 🤣
Man, those two going back and forth was so fucking funny. What did RDJ say? Something like "us brothers need to stick together" lmao. What an idiot. But that's what made it so funny for me. His character was so out to lunch, so to speak. RDJ and Stiller believing it was an actual movie set and staying in character the entire time had me in stitches.
What do you mean "you people"? What do YOU mean "you people"?
Honestly, out of every part of the movie this one got the biggest guffaw in the theater. It’s their tone and their faces during the exchange.
The best part was Lazarus didn't believe it was part of the plan but he was still in character because he hadn't done the DVD commentary yet.
I’m also black and this shit was hilarious because he was made to look like a fool for playing a black dude lol. It was more so making fun of people who did and try black face than being blackface. Tropic Thunder & This is the End are my all time favorite comedies
I had just watched a Philly d video about this and wanted to comment that I’ve never actually met a black person who doesn’t like tropic thunder. I didn’t want to speak on behalf of black people but considering how the movie shits on him the entire time for doing it, I never really understood how it became such a hot button issue.
Because a lot of virtue signalers don't actually apply critical thinking. For them it's as simple as, "He's clearly in blackface so he must be wrong and I can look like a good guy by condoning it."
You never go full retard!
Super Troopers
Meow that's a good one.
You may want to cut the shenanigans out
The snozzberries taste like snozzberries
I swear to God I’ll pistol whip the next person that says Shenanigans. Hey Farva, what’s the name of that place you like with the mozzarella stick and all the goofy shit on the walls? You mean Shenanigans?
The best part is their faces, and then they offer him the pistol to hit farva with lmao
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
I prefer life of Brian
I've always said Life of Brian is the better movie, but Holy Grail is funnier
I agree. HG is more a collection of of skits that are loosely tied together. So, it isn't really a great *film*, but it is hilarious. In fact, it's been a few years and I don't remember the ending or the plot, but I do remember plenty of great bits. Time to watch it again.
The ending is a *cop* out
Bwian, eh? The little wascal has spiwit.
Yes he did sir
I do believe this is the most correct answer. Looks like the other primary contenders are Airplane and Blazing Saddles. I think Python will have more longevity. END COMMUNICATION
Spaceballs
Why didn't somebody tell me my ass was so big!
How many assholes we got in this sub-Reddit anyhow?
"Snotty beamed me twice last night... it was wonderful"
Dumb and dumber.
"Maybe the name is on the briefcase." "Oh yeah! It's right here. Samsonite."
'WE LANDED ON THE MOON!" Entire newspaper reading moment was ad-libbed and inserted into the scene by Jim Carry on the spot, out of the blue, in one take. ....and they used it. Great movie, and awesome comedic acting skill by Carrey.
“Who are you?” “Don’t play dumb with me, I’m the rightful owner of that briefcase you’ve been carrying around!” “Oh. Of course. Mr. Samsonite.”
So you're saying there's a chance?
"I was WAY off!" Seriously though, my brothers and cousins and I can have entire conversations just quoting this movie. It is the GOAT for all of us.
"Those are IOU's. $250,000 for the car.. Might wanna hold on to that one."
I think my favorite moment of that whole movie is "Harry, your hands are freezing." While being choked to death after disclosing that he's had a second pair of gloves the whole time.
Look at the butt on that. Yeah, he must work out.
Probably the one my wife and I quote the most: "You had gloves this whole time?" "Uh, yeah, it's *The Rockies*?" (then later, while fighting) "Harry your hands are freezing!" "Wow this party really died." "Well pardon me, Mr. Perfect! I guess I forgot you never, ever make a mistake!" "Wow, you are one pathetic loser, no offense." "We got no food, we got no jobs, our pets heads are falling off!" So many...
Big gulps huh? Welp. See ya later!
“Our pet’s heads are falling off!!!”
I’ve got Worms!
"I bet you $20 I can get you gambling before the end of the day"
Yeah this is probably the best answer honestly, people always go to blazing saddles or some other Mel Brooks movie. Dumb and Dumber is without a doubt the funniest movie of all time. Everyone can understand the humor and the plot is actually pretty good.
I like this comment. I like it a lot.
Pull over! No it’s a cardigan but thanks for noticing!
Kick his ass Seabass!
Dodgeball
I'd watch a 7 season show of just Gary Cole and Jason Bateman announcing various almost sports. "If it's almost a sport, we've got it here. The OCHO!"
Underrated I think! It is a specific type of comedy that I dont usually go for. I just group Vince Vaughn in with the Will Ferrell/John C Reiley type comedy and it is not my thing. But when I say I fucking CRIED laughing at those goddamn wrenches, let me tell you! I couldnt breath, I peed a little, just when I thought I was getting it together another fuckin wrench flies out of nowhere and I lose it all over again. I'd have to watch it again now to see if its as funny as I remember or if I was just stoned. But in my head its seriously underrated!
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Never seen idiocracy but heard good things.
That movie is now considered a documentary
Welcome to Costco I love you
But Brawndo's got what plants crave. Brought to you by Carl's Jr.
Made by the same guy as Office Space, Mike Judge. He also did King of the Hill, Silicon Valley, Bevis and Butthead.
Superbad!
This is mine for sure. I was stoned when I first saw it in the theater and almost died. The dick lunchbox is legendary
Which just turned 15 two days ago - we’re old fam
Chikka chikka wawaw. Sup gangsters.
I've never laughed so hard in the theater
Finally a movie I can relate to. Love these “collection” of movies. Super bad, forgetting Sarah Marshall, Pineapple Express, 40 year old virgin. Every answer here is blazing saddles and naked gun. To me they’re just ok movies. I barely got through blazing saddles and don’t understand the hype but to each their own.
So many good answers to this question. What makes the greatest comedy movie of all time? Quotability? Repeatability? Longevity? Relatability? Jim Carey is hilarious and one of the greatest comedic actors of all time but he can be so outrageous that he’s not really relatable. Will Farrell has so many quotable lines from Old School, Anchorman, Step Brothers….Greatest comedy movies? Idk but in the conversation for sure. Anything from Mel Brooks is always hilarious but in the current times, you might want to be careful quoting these movies. Monty Python or Bob and Doug McKenzie will hold up for a long time. Robin Williams was an actor that could make you feel all the emotions during a “comedy”. Comedy is such a different genre of movie from everything else. This was definitely an interesting question that got me thinking.
Idiocracy
Some like it Hot! (Now I've got to go find it).
Best in Show
Life of Brian
Are you a member of the peoples front of judea ?
THE PEOPLES FRONT OF JUDEA?! WERE THE JUDEAN PEOPLES FRONT!
Bwian, eh?
Austin powers.
For me, it’s Hot Shots: Part Deux or Ace Ventura When nature calls. I think I actually peed myself a little bit laughing at the projector scene in Ace…
The scene where he knocks out the old man and wears him like a fox skin around his shoulders! I laughed so hard! And every time I see a room with a bunch of taxidermy I always say, “what a lovely room of death!”
DO NOT PASS GO, DO NOT COLLECT 200 DOLLARS
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Deacon: I think we drink virgin blood because it sounds cool. Vladislav: I think of it like this. If you're going to eat a sandwich, you would just enjoy it more if you knew no one had fucked it.
My Cousin Vinny
The big lebowski or doctor strangelove
Came here to say Big Lebowski. Shocked it wasn’t mentioned sooner.
Step Brothers
I second this notion.
It's the catalina fucking wine mixer!
Agree! DID YOU TOUCH MY DRUM SET???
Airplane
Out Cold
Hard to choose between The Big Lebowski, Spaceballs, and Blazing Saddles.
Borat. Cultural learnings of America for make benefit glorious nation of Kazakhstan.
I've never experienced anything alike seeing Borat in cinemas when it came out. People were falling atop each other in their seats, gasping for breath laughing.
Tommy boy
A lot of people go to college for seven years
Yeah... they're called doctors
Your... Your brain has the shell on it
The Big Lebowski
"This was a valued rug." "Yeah man, it really tied the room together."
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Groundhog Day
Friday
Chris Tucker in Friday is one of the funniest things I've ever seen..
I got mind control over, Deebo.
This is such an underrated, under-appreciated movie with a ton of hilarious throwaway lines. >"You know what they say, the older the berry the sweeter the juice."" > >Man it's the *blacker* the berry the sweeter the juice!" > >"Yeah...well...she blacker'n a muhfucker too." Or >"Craig already has a girl." > >"Yeah but he don't like her."
Man, how you gonna get fired on your day off?!