What is your favorite comedy movie? Mine is Blazing Saddles. and Airplane. edited

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[Turbineguy]

1. The Great Race

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2. Thank you, very much, Turbineguy.

[surfered]

40. I agree, The Great Race. Jack Lemmon as Professor Fate is hysterical

[AllaN01Bear]

44. dont forget the pie fight scene.

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46. Hahahahhahahhh. Thanks for bringing up that scene. Bear.

[surfered]

49. The best pie fight in film history

[AllaN01Bear]

74. i think over 200 pies got thrown in that film and the director got hit by most of them

jack lemon got knocked out briefly by a pie . said later it felt like getting hit with concrete . there was a blaring production error in the fight when the director shouted pull as in skeet shooting. i wonder if the grips had fun throwing the pies at peter falk as he was in frame and no one else was.

[Turbineguy]

158. I've heard it took two days of filming for the pie fight.

[LogDog75]

169. The pie fight took five days to film

Natalie Wood briefly choked when a pie hit her opened mouth.

At the end of filming of the pie fight, director Blake Edwards called "CUT" and was hit hundreds of pie the cast and crew had hidden.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059243/trivia/?ref_=tt_dyk_trv

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173. Thank you very much.LogDog75 for sharing that

[AllaN01Bear]

191. imdb info below

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059243/trivia/

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192. Thank you very much, Bear.

[AltairIV]

3. a classic

Duck Soup. A classic with machine gun quick dialogue loaded with innuendo, puns and literally the kitchen sink.

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4. Agree, Thank you for sharing your selection, I really enjoyed the Marx Brothers.

[catbyte]

5. Club Paradise

Or Pee Wee's Big Adventure

My taste in humor is sometimes not very highbrow.

Don't judge me.

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9. HAHAHAHAHHAHA. Thank you catbyte. I won't judge you. Thank you for your selections.

[FuzzyRabbit]

6. A League of Their Own

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10. Thank you very much, FuzzyRabbit. Funny movie.

[Newark65]

7. Favorite . . .

Twentieth Century

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13. Thank you very much, Newark65 for your selection and welcome to DU

[CrispyQ]

8. Groundhog Day - "Don't drive angry."

So many good scenes. I thought the movie was funny & clever.

[debm55]

15. Thank you very much, CrispyQ for your selection ---funny and witty.

[lark]

11. Rocky Horror Show, Little Shop of Horrors and Grandma's Boy

I love these 3 and watch them every chance I get! I'm sure there are others I'll remember as people post them, but these are the 3 I thought of first.

[debm55]

16. Thank you, lark for your selections. Did you ever go to a Rocky Horror Show, event? where the audience participates in

The show by throw hot dogs, TP paper, etc at the screen?

[lark]

26. Yes. I went to a midnight viewing of RHS when I was in San Jose.

Folks were way into it. People with costumes on stage, people throwing toilet paper, people wearing corsets and lingerie, it was a total blast! I laughed so hard and even better, it was my first time seeing it.

[debm55]

47. Thank you , lark. It is a hilarious event,

[lark]

52. Glad you got to experience it too!! It was a "happening".

[Ritabert]

12. Animal House and Caddy Shack

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20. Thank you very much, Ritabert. for your selections, Both are classics.

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[Brainstormy]

14. Airplane

Hands down. But some great ones in this thread!

[debm55]

21. Thank you very much.Brainstormy. I don't know how many times I have seen it and still laugh out loud.

[Karadeniz]

17. My cousin vinnie !!!!!

[debm55]

24. Thank you very much, Karadeniz. Great comedy film.

[bottomofthehill]

146. I watch every time I find it

And it always makes me laugh.

[Permanut]

157. OMG yes, Mona Lisa Vito..

And Fred Gwynn -

"What's a yoot?

[Ocelot II]

18. This Is Spinal Tap and the other comedies by the same folks -

Waiting for Guffman, Best In Show, A Mighty Wind.

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50. HAHAHAHAH. Thank you so much, Ocelot II. Your selections are great.

[Silent Type]

58. Mighty Wind was good, especially if one is into 60s folk music.

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83. Thank you very much Silent Type for you selection

[MuseRider]

144. OMG, Guffman, but I would always have to chose them all.

Maybe Waiting for Guffman would win out for me. Anyone who has ever done local theater in a small town could not watch this without just losing it. I have done a lot of it and it is not done for giggles but for those who love it no matter what. Good for the communities and anyone involved. The movie is wonderful and so true all the way to the sense of accomplishment those involved feel and the experience of the audience.

PS I live in a very small town and have played endless shows like this. It is fun. People learn and get better and that is fun too, we all get better until the trombone player behind you pokes you in the back with his slide.

That show is totally serious but also funny. There is at least one Corky in every town.

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174. Thank you MuseRiderFor sharing.

[BOSSHOG]

19. The Jerk

He hates those cans. Stay away from the Cans.

[hlthe2b]

23. Steve Martin: "The Phone book is here! The Phone book is here!" (lost context for today's youngsters but hilarious

at the time)...

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54. Thank you very much hlthe2b.

[BOSSHOG]

73. Things are going to start happening to me now.

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51. HAHAHAHAHHAHHAH. Thank you BOSSHOG

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99. Thank you very much. BOSSHOG

[displacedvermoter]

22. Big Lebowski

[unweird]

27. Ditto

It gets funnier every time I watch it again. And that without trying to match the Dude drink for drink, toke for toke.

[debm55]

32. That is funny, Thank you unweird.

[debm55]

33. Thank you very much, displacedvermotor. for sharing.

[Borogove]

111. Same here. A true classic.

[anciano]

25. Planes, Trains and Automobiles

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28. Thank you very much, anciano for adding your selection.

[CanonRay]

29. Animal House

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55. I agree with you CanonRay.

[2MuchNoise]

30. Young Frankenstein

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56. Thank you very much, 2MuchNoise. Very funny.

[hedda_foil]

31. The Producers

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100. Thank you very much hedda_foil for your comedy selection.

[Keepthesoulalive]

34. Ruthless People and Blazing Saddles

[greatauntoftriplets]

35. Simon Pegg's "Hot Fuzz".

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

[BarbaRosa]

36. We just watched "Three Amigos"

[justaprogressive]

37. Most of the above pay tribute to the late 20th century master: Peter Sellers

The funniest movie ever made:

"A Shot in the Dark"

I rest my case

[TommieMommy]

38. Vacation and Christmas vacation, Airplane, Million ways to die in the west and Uncle Buck.

There's so many great funny movies, too many to list. 😁 The pink panther etc.

[neeksgeek]

39. The Princess Bride

"Have fun storming the castle!"

[debm55]

115. Thank you, neeksgeek. I loved that movie. Thank you for sharing.

[macwriter]

41. Analyze This

loved the pairing of Crystal and De Niro.

[debm55]

113. Thank you very much macwriter.

[mwmisses4289]

42. Mine are kinda obscure.

Hudson Hawk. Bruce Willis plays Hudson Hawk, a cat burglar who gets out of jail and is persuaded to do one last heist. The running joke through the film is that Hawk just wants a cappuccino, and every time he gets one, something happens.
My other favorite is Earth Girls are Easy. Geena Davis stars as a young Valley Girl (yes, I'm dating myself, lol) who has an alien space craft crash into her swimming pool. Jeff Goldblum stars as one of the aliens. This film is, I think, one of the earliest films for Davis, Goldblum, Jim Carrey, and a bunch of other folks who ended up becoming well known film and comedy stars.
No redeeming qualities to either of these movies except they are campy, funny, I want to watch something goofy on a rainy day type movies.

(Apologies for the long winded post, not many people know about these two movies, and im hoping others might want to watch them from the little blurbs i posted, lol. 😃 )

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96. Thank you very much mwmisses4289 for two comedy selections.

[AllaN01Bear]

43. ""

spaceballs.
star wars . the first one . note in the dedication: for mr Laurel and mr hardy
close encounters of the third kind . mr spielburg had a wikid sense of humor in that film if u know where to look for it.
star trek the voyage home.( the one about the whales ) esp the transparent alunimun gag.
chitty chitty bang bang.

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95. HAHAHHHAHAHAH. Thank you very much, Bear for your selections.

[speak easy]

193. The after sex cigarettes :rof: !

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196. Thank you speak easy.

[dickthegrouch]

45. A Fish Called Wanda

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94. Thank you very much dickthegrouch, I saw that movie when it came out. I LMAO

[Upthevibe]

48. debm55..........

These aren't that well known but a couple are: Flirting With Disaster and Election.

There are many, many more but these are little known gems that are quite nuisanced.

Great post!

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97. Thank you very much Upthevibe. and thank you for two selections.

[customerserviceguy]

53. The original Blues Brothers movie

And it had all that great music, too!

[mopinko]

82. 2nd that.

[debm55]

93. HAHHAAHHAHAHAHA Thank you very much customerserviceguy. It's a classic

[customerserviceguy]

116. I'll bet you like both kinds of music

Country and Western!

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123. HAHHAHAHHAHAH. Oh you

[boonecreek]

57. Just watched one last night.

Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.
Not big boff comedy, but biting dark satire. Saw it with my parents when
it first came out as they were big Peter Sellers fans and thought it was
one of the funniest movies I'd ever seen.

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92. Thank you very much boonecreek. I missed it.

[Buzz cook]

59. After the Fox

A Peter Sellers masterpiece

But so many more.
The Producers. Young Frankenstein. A Night at the Opera. Christmas Vacation. And more.

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62. HAHAHAHHAHAHHAH, Thank you for all your hilarious movies.Buzz cook

[no_hypocrisy]

60. The Graduate

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65. Thank you very much , no-hypocrisy.

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[no_hypocrisy]

89. How could you go wrong between

Mike Nichols and Buck Henry? Comic geniuses.

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91. Agree

[Niagara]

61. My favorite comedies in no particular order:

The Birdcage

My Cousin Vinny

The Money Pit

Groundhog Day

[debm55]

63. Thank you Niagara. What a hilarious list! I am so glad to see you again.

[FalloutShelter]

64. Some Like It Hot

NOTHING will ever beat this ending-

?si=y1l0Ednc7dFqEDmD

[wryter2000]

69. Yes!

Great movie

[debm55]

77. Thank you FalloutShelter. Love it.

[LoisB]

66. Stir Crazy, Mrs. Doubtfire, Some Like it Hot. (in no particular order)

[debm55]

76. Thank you very much LoisB. Your choices are all very funny.

[LoisB]

103. I forgot My Cousin Vinny

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108. Thank you LoisB.

[wryter2000]

67. Police squad movies

Except it’s jarring to see OJ Simpson

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68. HAHAHHAHAH Thank you wryter2000, Yes, it is jarrring to see him,

[C_U_L8R]

70. What's Up, Doc?

Seen it a bazillion times and it's always hilarious. Buck Henry wit along Bogdanovich directing and an amazing cast.

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75. HAHAHAHHAHAHAH. Thank you very much, C_U_L8R. for your very funny movie.

[Fichefinder]

71. Got to be Porky's.

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72. Thank you very much Fichefinder.for your funny selection.

[Dorothy V]

78. Pretty much anything with Laurel and Hardy. Talkies and silents both. Add to that O Brother Where Art Thou, plus the

usual suspects; Airplane, the original Blues Brothers, and Some Like It Hot.

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90. HAHAHAHHa. I really love watching the silents, Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy. Thank you Dorothy V

[Tarzanrock]

79. Several people mentioned 'The Graduate' but ...

Mike Nichols other comedy, The Fortune, is absolutely terrific and hilariously funny. I always thought that Jack Nicholson should have received an 'Oscar' for this movie -- especially the scenes where he 'panics' and then cooly confesses to a 'murder' which never actually happened. Warren Beatty is at the top of his game. This is one of his best pictures.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fortune
The Fortune is a 1975 American black comedy film starring Jack Nicholson and Warren Beatty, and directed by Mike Nichols. The screenplay by Carole Eastman (credited under the pseudonym Adrien Joyce) focuses on two bumbling con men who plot to steal the fortune of a wealthy young heiress, played by Stockard Channing in her first film starring role.

Nicky Wilson and Oscar Sullivan are inept 1920s scam artists in the Northeastern United States who see pay dirt in the guise of Fredericka Quintessa "Freddie" Bigard, the millionaire heiress to a sanitary napkin fortune. She loves the already married Nicky, but because the Mann Act prohibits him from taking her across state lines and engaging in immoral relations, he proposes that she marry Oscar and then carry on an affair with the man she wants. Oscar, who is wanted for embezzlement and anxious to get out of town, is happy to comply with the plan, although he intends to claim his spousal privileges after they are wed.

Once they reach Los Angeles, the men try everything they can to separate Freddie from her inheritance without success, but with sufficient determination to arouse her suspicions. When she announces her plan to donate her money to charity, Nicky and Oscar conclude that murder might be their only recourse if they're going to get rich quick. Eventually arrested for the murder, Nicky and Oscar confess everything to the Los Angeles Police Department. This leads to unusual complications when the arresting detective meets the very-alive Freddie, who passed out and was oblivious to the entire "murder", and is shocked to hear the story.

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88. Thank you very much, Tarzanrock for sharing with us. I will have to look it up;

[Wicked Blue]

80. Young Frankenstein

It's Frank-en-STEEN!"

[debm55]

85. hahahahhhhahahahhh, I remember that . Thank you very much Wicked Blue.for sharing the comedy.

[lisa58]

81. Some Like it Hot, The Odd Couple...

My Cousin Vinny
Back to School
Uncle Buck
to name a few…

[debm55]

84. Thank you lisa58 what a hilarious list of comedy,

[ClimateHawk]

86. Top Secret!

RIP Val Kilmer

[debm55]

87. Thank you ClimateHawk. RIP Val Kilmer.

[returnee]

129. Loved it!!! n/t

[Jeebo]

98. Bringing Up Baby

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1938, Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, and the title character is a big cat, a tame leopard. My favorite line in the movie: "Because he knows where my intercostal clavicle is!" I crack up every time I hear that line. You have to watch the movie to get the context, and the humor. You can watch it free on YouTube:

&t=229s

Animal House and Revenge of the Nerds get my second- and third-place votes. Animal House was going to be made here where I live, the University of Missouri campus in Columbia, Missouri, but the Board of Curators met and declared that they did not want that movie made here. BIG mistake, that movie is an American film classic and I SO wish they had made it here. It was filmed on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene.

— Ron

[debm55]

104. HAHAHHAH, Thank you very much Jeebo. Those are comedy classics. PS I was a nerd. LOL

[redstatebluegirl]

101. Animal House and Caddy Shack

[debm55]

102. HAAHAHHAHAHHAH Thank you very much for those two classics of comedy. redstatebluegirl

[alwaysinasnit]

105. My number 1 is also Blazing Saddles but I also enjoy "Bringing down the House"

with Steve Martin and Queen Latifah.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bringing_Down_the_House_(film)

[debm55]

106. HAHAHHAAHHAHAHAH. Thank you very much alwaysinasnit. I sawboth. Laughed my ass off.

[yellowdogintexas]

107. so many comedies...

Blazing Saddles
The Producers
Young Frankenstein
The Princess Bride
The Great Race
Some LIke it Hot
Arsenic and Old Lace
Victor, Victoria
What's Up Doc
Undercover Blues a little known but hilarious movie with Kathleen Turner, Dennis Quaid and Stanley Tucci
Animal House
Pink Panther Series
Anything Marx Brothers

[debm55]

112. WOW, Thank you very much yellowdogintexas. You have one great list there and I do mean great. Thank you for sharing.

[pansypoo53219]

109. the burbs. i gotta stream that 1.

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110. HAHAHAHAHA, Thank you very much pansypoo53219. I have never seen it, but I will have to after reading your post.

[pansypoo53219]

168. raizing arizona a top favorite too. burbs has tom hanks too. tropic thunder.

[Onthefly]

114. Oh, God! George Burns was perfect.

[debm55]

117. Thank you very much Onthefly.He was so deadpan humor but a comedy genius

[beemerphill]

118. This is a toss up.

It is either Where the Buffalo Roam or Animal House.
The World would be a sadder place without these two.

[debm55]

119. Thank you beemerphill for both of your terrific choices.

[berniesandersmittens]

121. Deadpool vs Wolverine or Super Troopers

[nocoincidences]

122. Down Periscope

Freaking hilarious!

&list=PLNB3LnNWGWszQoIXaMMEOKPVh30_WVfZG&ab_channel=FilmTrailerChannel

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124. I have seen that before. Thank you nocoincidences. I laughed like heck just by watching the clip.

[TrunKated]

125. Monty Python and the Holy Grail...

Also...

Sherlock. Jr., Never Give a Sucker an Even Break, Duck Soup, Take the Money and Run. Stuff like that.

[debm55]

126. HHAHAHAHA I agree, Thank you very much, TrunKated. Enjoyed them all, Very funny.

[Oeditpus Rex]

195. I've seen 'Grail'

60-something times (stopped counting at 60), watched/read a ton of trivia about it, have The Book of the Film, snd I still don't know everything about it I want to know. Llike, why did they omit the "King Brian the Wild" scene? On paper, it was hilarious.

But,ask me anything about it, anyway, or about Monty Python in general.

[central scrutinizer]

127. Galaxy Quest; Burn After Reading

[returnee]

131. Agreed on Galaxy Quest!!! n/t

[Glorfindel]

128. "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" and

the later remake, "Rat Race." Both are hilarious.

[Captain Zero]

130. Pink Panther movies for some stupid laughs

And I had never realized before how much he does it, but Peter Sellers absolutely murders English with his 'French' accent. 😜😂

[returnee]

132. I just saw The Instigators.

LOL throughout. Damon and Casey Affleck are great together.

[debm55]

133. Thank you very much for sharing with us, returnee. They were both in Good Will Hunting. but that wasn't a comedy.

[debm55]

134. Thank you Captain Zero. I liked the Pink Panther movies.

[Wiz Imp]

135. A Few I haven't seen mentioned yet

Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House
The Court Jester
Road To Morocco
American Graffiti
Annie Hall
Nine To Five

[Bayard]

136. Definitely Galaxy Quest

I'll watch it any time its on, even if its only the last 5 minutes.

Buckaroo Bonzai. John Lithgow is priceless.

Bennie & Joon, one of my favorite movies in general.

Of course, Princess Bride and Blues Brothers.

[ZDU]

137. Have You Lost Weight?

https://www.tiktok.com/@julesevisions/video/7359476257588907282

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140. Thank you very much ZDU for sharing.

[ZDU]

142. You're Most Welcome!

Candy corn, jelly beans, and Gummy Bears! Classic!

[pacalo]

138. My Cousin Vinny.

The interaction between overprotective, sardonic mother (Eileen Heckart) and Goldie Hawn's character make "Butterflies Are Free" a close second; I saw the movie 4 times at the theater.

Vacation is a close third. I saw the movie at the theater when I was pregnant. I thought my laughter was going to put me in labor mode.

It's very hard to choose just one.

[debm55]

143. HAHAHAHHAHAHAH. Thank you very much pacalo.for sharing your selections with us.

[LSparkle]

139. South Park (the movie)

Great funny songs too!

[debm55]

141. HAHAHAHAHHAH. I remember that. Thank you LSparkle.

[DinahMoeHum]

145. "Cat Ballou"

Who can forget this image?





I once had a party where I showed first Cat Ballou, then Blazing Saddles.

Haven't watched most westerns with a straight face since then.

[Bluestocking]

147. Young Frankenstein

[ailsagirl]

148. I liked Young Frankenstein

Also Heartbreak Kid (1972)
Night at the Opera (Marx Brothers)

[WheelWalker]

149. Burn After Reading is pretty damn funny.

Animal House and anything with Gene Wilder are still my top choices however

[Morbius]

150. A lot of great comedies listed here, including my favorite.

But here's another, which deserves some notoriety:

The original romantic comedy:



It Happened One Night (1935)

[The Wizard]

151. The Producers, 1968

[FadedMullet]

152. Local PBS teevee station had "A Funny Thing Happened On My Way To The Forum" last night on the Saturday night....

.....flick. It was terrible. Unwatchable.

[pandr32]

153. What About Bob? Ruthless People.

My whole family loved both of them

[debm55]

167. HAHAHA Thank you very much, pandr32 for sharing.

[Bmoboy]

154. Top 3 plus

Used Cars
Brain Donors
Funny Bones plus
Anything with the Marx Brothers

[debm55]

166. Thank you very much for your list Bmoboy.

[Doc_Technical]

155. Prince of space

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053464/

[debm55]

165. HAHAHAHAHHAHA. Thank you , Doc_Technical for sharing with us.

[FarPoint]

156. ELF....

It remains funny every time I watch it....

[debm55]

164. Yep, I watch it every year since it was made and I still laugh Thank you FarPoint.

[buzzycrumbhunger]

159. Big Lebowski

… and Fear and Loathing, depending on the drugs at the time.

[Judi Lynn]

160. Black and white film, Arsenic & Old Lace, Amazing Race, Going South w/Jack Nickelson

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High Anxiety, Italian film, Bread and Chocolate, W.C. Fields old movies



On edit:

I just read earlier thread posts, and saw Glorfindel's designation of "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World", and realized that was the one I was thinking of when I wrote "Amazing Race" by mistake! It had an enormous cast, too, with many comedians of the time involved in the production.

Sorry to confuse the names.

[debm55]

163. Thank you very much Judi Lynn for your wonderful list of comedies.

[MoonlightHillFarm]

161. A Fish Called Wanda, although not pc now

[debm55]

162. Thank you very much, MoonlightHillFarm for sharing with us.

[LogDog75]

170. So many to choose from

Some have been mentioned like The Great Race, Blazing Saddles, and The Producers.

Here are some of my favorites:

Arsenic and Old Lace
Rat Race
Start the Revolution Without Me
Airplane!
Joe Dirt
Mr. Bean
The Pink Panther
Topper
My Man Godfrey
The Devil and Miss Jones

[sestina]

171. A few favorites

When We First Met 2018
Deadpool 2016
Mr. Right 2015
50 First Dates 2004
Sideways 2004
Groundhog Day 1999

[debm55]

172. Thank you very much, sestina. for your comedy selections.

[OldBaldy1701E]

175. Young Frankenstein for starters.

Then...

Ruthless People

Army of Darkness (Some call it horror due to the first two films, 'Evil Dead' and 'Evil Dead II', but Bruce Campbell went all out for the third one. It is hysterical.)

Smokey and the Bandit

Blazing Saddles (Of course)

Hocus Pocus

There are many others for sure...

[debm55]

176. Wow, Thank you very much for sharing all those comedies.OldBaldy1701E

[speak easy]

177. Same. Urivalled classics.

[debm55]

178. Thank you very much, speak easy.

[speak easy]

179. ...

[debm55]

180. HAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAH. Thank you speak easy. I am going to find it and watch again.

[Tiny Tabby]

181. Not mentioned yet

Eddie Murphy:

Trading Places
Coming to America
Beverly Hills Cop

Being from San Francisco
What's Up Doc?


But all time favorite is Some Like it Hot

[debm55]

182. Than you very much , Tiny Taby for sharing your list of comedy films.

[retread]

183. She Done Him Wrong -- Mae West, Modern Times - Charlie Chaplin, The General -- Buster Keaton, Animal Crackers -

Marx Bros, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

[debm55]

186. Thank you very much retread for your great selections. I myself like the old wons--the silents and the two I mention in

the OP.

[underpants]

184. The Ballad of Ricky Bobby is probably the funniest movie I've ever seen

Blazing Saddles is up there but the comedy timing of Ricky Bobby is perfect.

[debm55]

187. Thank you very much for sharing with us, underpants.

[catbyte]

185. I just thought of another one...

High Anxiety. Mel Brooks, lol.

[debm55]

188. Thank you very much for sharing, catbyte.

[Emile]

189. Monty Python "Life of Brian"

?si=ugPr5In3YvKF5BQh

[debm55]

190. HAHAHHAhAHAHhA. thank you Emile for your selection.

[Sneederbunk]

194. The Loved One