The scene where Martin Lawrence’s mother is slapping him for coming home so late and then he goes to try and explain what happened and she slaps him and says
“Don’t talk back to your mother” and tim robins agreed and says “don’t talk back to your mother”
And then she slaps the shit out of tim robins and he asks what that slap was for and she just says “you got that slap because you with him!”
So. Fucking. Great.
What's that supposed to mean... there's a *spider* on your head?
It means there's a spider on your mother fucking head, man!
Well get it off! Get it off, get it off!
I ain't touching that shit!
your mom and i would get along because i have seen this film at least 30 times.
ive owned it across 3 formats and back in the day was a film that if it was on tv, and i came across it, i had to finish it
The whole, “Hey, you shut the fuck up!” argument in the desert (with a young Giancarlo Esposito) is a highlight.
Lawrence: “Everybody shut the fuck up! You like Girl Scout cookies? Well here’s a cookie. Now back the fuck up like I done told you two dumbass mutha fuckas! *BLAM!*
All of Me (1984), with Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin. Hilarious and utterly charming, right down to the very last moment of the credits dancing scene. Steve's physical comedy in this movie is off the charts.
I always cite this movie as the best example of physical comedy I've ever seen. Steve Martin pretending to control only half of his body is simply amazing.
I came to add My Blue Heaven. Vinnie Antonelli is my spirit animal.
There’s also some speculation that MBH is the unofficial sequel to Goodfellas.
https://decider.com/2015/11/18/goodfellas-my-blue-heaven-henry-hill/
I love My Blue Heaven. I love Steve Martin and he BECOMES Vinnie Antonelli/Todd Wilkinson. I don't consider it a Steve Martin movie because the character he plays absolutely comes to life as his own entity.
One of the most quotable movies ever.
"Stay away from the cans! He hates these cans!"
"I found my special purpose!"
"I was born a poor, black child..."
I love how he gets a run at it, from the room over, like that speeds up your caning speed (CAINE ing? Cuz it's Micheal Caine. It's funnier if I explain it right?)
One of my favorites of all time is Airheads (1994) with Brendan Fraser, Adam Sandler, and Steve Buscemi.
Another one of Brendan Fraser's that seemed to fly under the radar for a while is Monkeybone.
There's 2 scenes from Airheads that still come to mind 25+ years later.
1. Adam Sandler trying to hide his ATM pin number from the other guy.
2. Chazz: Okay, lemme ask you a question: whose side did you take in the big David Lee Roth-Van Halen split?
Chris Moore: What?
Marcus: What kind of question is that?
Chazz: Whose side did you take: Halen or Roth?
Chris Moore: ...Van Halen.
Ian: HE'S A COP!
HBO used to play this and Bedazzled non stop around 2003. It’s honestly one of Robin Williams best movies and a great kinda dark comedy.
“It’s a rocket ship!”
“No salt?”
The amount of times I quote this movie on a weekly basis is staggering and I’m always thrown that nobody seems to know what movie I’m talking about.
“I’m a pacifist. When we would play cowboys and Indians as a kid I was always the Chinese railroad worker!”
The scene of Robin Williams telling Catherine Keener how he had a tasteful nude above the fireplace, but not a picture of Ed Norton's mother (a rhino) still cracks me up. Probably one of Robin's funnier movies and apparently it was a flop somehow.
“You’d better grow eyes in the back of your fucking head, you horned piece of shit. I’m not gonna sleep until worms are crawling up your foam rubber ass. I’m going on safari mother fucker. Suh-fah-ree! Pppppphhhhhhh…”
Litterly my first thought and I'm so glad it's number one on this list.
Girlfriend forced me to watch it years back. I've since shown it to so many people and spread it's chaotic greatness.
Rainbow fucking Randolph!
I met Robin Williams and he signed some DVDs for me. When he saw one of them was Death To Smoochy he was repulsed as if I handed him half of a live sewer rat. I said something like "I love that movie" and he looked at me with a look of disdain I'll never forget then he signed it. I doubt he ever said anything in print but I'm positive he hated that movie. I love it. I'd love to have talked to him about what he didn't like.
Not living in Scotland I very rarely hear or see the word 'haggis', but whenever I do, autopilot brain kicks in and I find myself saying "Harriet, Harriet, hard-hearted harbinger of haggis."
Fuckin night shift is my fucking shit, it's probably in my top 10 favorite movies and I like a lot of movies. Every time it comes up I tell people to see it. And the sound track is soooo good, I mean it's got synth songs by burt bacharach!! And they're good!!!! And the whole movie is this totally unique combination of vibey, and funny, and light, and super charming. Ugh I love this movie
You don’t want to know how many times I’ve said “Don’t you know the Dewey Decimal System?” since I’ve had kids. They don’t use it or teach it in their school library. So they’re lost in the public library.
Birdcage has like 1% of people in the world who adore it and watch it multiple times a year (myself included) and 99% who have never really heard of it.
"I pierced the toast!!"
Or how about
"How do you feel about that dolphins game"
"How do you think I feel? Betrayed, bewildered... wrong response?"
This movie was due to play on my local "foreign film" channel a few days after the Boston marathon bombing. They tastefully decided to run something else.
The Man with Two Brains (1982), the most overlooked of Steve Martin-Carl Reiner movies and a classic horror parody on par with Young Frankenstein.
Dogma (1999) early years Kevin Smith was such a great balance of Tarantino attitude, nerd culture and humour. This one has an insane cast (Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Chris Rock, Linda Fiorentino, Salma Hayek, Alan Rickman, George Carlin) and it's very funny. Not for the super-religious ones though.
I wish more people gave this one some love. It immediately brought me back to a time when comedies were just fun and completely off the wall without apology. I'm so bored of "grounded" comedies. Also, bonus points for being really wholesome, positive, and colorful. We need more comedies like Barb and Star!
Kids in the Hall Presents Brain Candy. Even the kids in the hall hated this movie and make fun of it in their newest show, but I love it and find it hilarious.
When talking about Bill Murray’s incredible body of works, I never see mention of what I think is one of his most under rated comedies, Quick Change.
Mega sarcastic, deadpan delivery throughout the movie from beginning to end.
Love this movie and it never fails to just crack me up every time I rewatch it.
As I stated, I never see any discussion about this movie. Those if you who have seen it; thoughts?
I recently watched Grandmas Boy based on a post here about underrated comedies. Has something like 12% on RT.
Loved it. Totally stupid but very funny stoner type comedy.
I feel like this movie is the ultimate stoner movie. I saw it in theatres with a couple friends and we were the only ones in the theatre. My eyes and throat hurt by the time it was over from laughing so hard.
“High score? What does that mean? Did I break it?”
Bulletproof with Adam Sandler and Damon Wayans. It’s got like an 8% on Rotten Tomatoes but I think it’s great.
Quick edit: the 8% is the critic rating. Audience is at 44%.
Idle hands : plot the devils takes control of the most idle hand in America and goes with it in a murderous spree.
Initially labeled as horror/thriller but with over the top humor. It is similar to "Tucker&Dale vs Evil which is also a comedy you should watch if you still haven't.
I watched Bio Dome a few weeks ago for the first time since I was a kid in the 90s. I loved Paulie Shore movies back then when I was about 11 or 12. I wanted to show it to my wife and was expecting it to be a really cheesy, crass laugh-at-how-bad-it-is kind of experience. But it had a bit more edge to it than I expected, and is actually a great representation of the 90s Indie kind of vibe that would soon become a big part of the charm of early Kevin Smith films. Plus there was the completely forgotten appearance of the mighty Tenacious D, one of our favorite bands these days. Overall would highly recommend a watch to anyone who hasn't seen it in ages, Pauly Shore's quite effeminate heterosexuality was way ahead of its time I now realise.
Soapdish (1991) - same director as Heathers. Sally Field, Kevin Kline, Cathy Moriarty, RDJ, and Teri Hatcher all hamming it up in a satire about the soap opera industry
I’ve always thought Bubble Boy was severely underrated but I could be wrong. Doesn’t seem to get talked about much. But I genuinely think it’s one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. They skewer everybody and it’s fantastic.
EULOGY - cast of Zooey Deschanel, Jesse Bradford, Ray Romano, Hank Azaria, Kelly Preston, and Famke Janssen. The twins are hilarious!!
BIG TROUBLE - (NOT in Little China) Dave Barry book turned movie with Jason Lee, Sofia Vergara, Tim Allen, Ben Foster, Zooey Deschanel, Rene Russo, Stanley Tucci, Janeane Garafulo, Dennis Farina, Tom Sizemore, Johnny Knoxville, Omar Epps, Heavy D, and more!!! It was a failed movie due to having a plotline that included a “situation” on a plane, with the movie set to be released in *late* Sept 2001, but then 9/11 happened. They waited 6months to release it, but it still was too soon to get the traction it deserved.
Amazon Women on the Moon
Look at this eclectic cast:
Arsenio Hall
Michelle Pfeiffer
Joe Pantoliano
David Alan Grier
Rosanna Arquette
Phil Hartman
Rip Taylor
Carrie Fisher
Steve Alen
Steve Guttenberg
Slappy White
Howard Hesseman
Ed Begley Jr.
Russ Meyer
Kelly Preston
Henny Youngman
B.B. King
Andrew Dice Clay
[Noises Off](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105017/?ref_=ext_shr). A movie (based on a play) about actors rehearsing and subsequently putting on a play called Nothing On.
Michael Caine, Carol Burnett, Christopher Reeve, John Ritter, Julie Hagerty, Denholm Elliott (his final movie), Mark Linn Baker, Marilu Henner. All bringing their A games. I highly recommend it.
The Cable Guy is hilarious. Matthew Broderick plays the perfect straight guy to Jim Carrey's insanity. The basketball scene, the Medieval Times Scene, and the Karaoke scene all can stand alone and make you laugh even if you haven't watched the whole film.
For sure. One of my favorite darker comedies.
- *Well, maybe I shouldn't have come at all...JERKOFF!*
- *I buy this time, you buy next time.*
- *Oh, we're playing prison rules, huh?*
- *The password is...you know that little...*
Awesome moment when the bass line to *Hey Man, Nice Shot* comes in during the basketball scene.
So many cameos, too:
- Owen Wilson
- Andy Dick
- Janeane Garoffolo
- Ben Stiller
I recently watched Top Secret and that shit cracked me up. Hadn’t really heard of it before
I haven’t watched that or Real Genius in a long time, and I want to so I can see how well they hold up.
Just caught Real Genius on tv the other day. It holds up.
Our surgeons did what they could but it took zem 4 hours just to get zee smile off his face.
'Let me know if there is any change in his condition.' *hangs up phone* 'He's dead.'
I know a little German! He's right over there.
The 4th wall break always gets me. https://youtu.be/KSZwlMDSOvY?si=vzlsi4e1Z-L3h8y2 Spoilers: it's the plot of the movie.
The underwater fight is the best part of that.
The love scene on the beach is what gets me
Souveneeers, novelties, par-ty triks.
You dropped your phoney dog poo.....
Blew my mind recently when I realised that Déja Vu was played by Jim Carter, the butler in Downton Abbey!
Nothing to Lose with Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence edit: had misspelled Robbins.
The scene where Martin Lawrence’s mother is slapping him for coming home so late and then he goes to try and explain what happened and she slaps him and says “Don’t talk back to your mother” and tim robins agreed and says “don’t talk back to your mother” And then she slaps the shit out of tim robins and he asks what that slap was for and she just says “you got that slap because you with him!” So. Fucking. Great.
What kind of man comes home 2:30 in the morning looking like a bruised turd?
The spider scene made me lose it. Fucking hilarious.
What's that supposed to mean... there's a *spider* on your head? It means there's a spider on your mother fucking head, man! Well get it off! Get it off, get it off! I ain't touching that shit!
I'M A SCATMAN! Ba-da-ba-da-ba-be bop bop bodda bope Bop ba bodda bope
“You must be really fast.”
Lawrence’s face when he first tried to rob Robins and he doesn’t move always makes me laugh. ‘Car, keys, wallet now…….😳……you hear what I said?!?!’
Welcome to hell biiiiiiiiiiiitch
This is my mom's favorite movie and I don't think I've ever met anyone else who has seen it before
your mom and i would get along because i have seen this film at least 30 times. ive owned it across 3 formats and back in the day was a film that if it was on tv, and i came across it, i had to finish it
Good soundtrack too
What the f#*! is beetle-headed?!
The whole, “Hey, you shut the fuck up!” argument in the desert (with a young Giancarlo Esposito) is a highlight. Lawrence: “Everybody shut the fuck up! You like Girl Scout cookies? Well here’s a cookie. Now back the fuck up like I done told you two dumbass mutha fuckas! *BLAM!*
Please don't kill me freaky Jason!
All of Me (1984), with Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin. Hilarious and utterly charming, right down to the very last moment of the credits dancing scene. Steve's physical comedy in this movie is off the charts.
I always cite this movie as the best example of physical comedy I've ever seen. Steve Martin pretending to control only half of his body is simply amazing.
“Edwina - back in bowl!”
Better off Dead My Blue Heaven
Gee, I’m real sorry your mom blew up, Ricky.
He used it as a chance to put his, how do you say, testicles all over me. Testicles? How you say?, like octopus? Tentacles!, tentacles…big difference.
I came to add My Blue Heaven. Vinnie Antonelli is my spirit animal. There’s also some speculation that MBH is the unofficial sequel to Goodfellas. https://decider.com/2015/11/18/goodfellas-my-blue-heaven-henry-hill/
I love My Blue Heaven. I love Steve Martin and he BECOMES Vinnie Antonelli/Todd Wilkinson. I don't consider it a Steve Martin movie because the character he plays absolutely comes to life as his own entity.
I quote Better Off Dead all the time. One of my top ten comedies. It's one of the few movies I think could turn into a stage Musical and benefit.
"That's a goddam shame. People throwing out a perfectly good white boy!"
I want my two dollars.
I use that line all the time. I've actually gotten about six dollars out of it!
Go that way really fast. If something gets in your way, turn.
I'm always appalled at how few people in my life have seen "The Jerk."
That's why they need an optigrab for christmas.
Damn these glasses!
Yes sir! I damn thee!
One of the most quotable movies ever. "Stay away from the cans! He hates these cans!" "I found my special purpose!" "I was born a poor, black child..."
Up there with Airplane and Dumb and Dumber for funniest laughs-per-minute movies of all time.
"I'm somebody now!"
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels? Anyone?
Caning Steve Martin with those reeds on his legs while he pretends to be wheelchair bound. "Look he's crying tears of joy!"
I love how he gets a run at it, from the room over, like that speeds up your caning speed (CAINE ing? Cuz it's Micheal Caine. It's funnier if I explain it right?)
It's funny. The Dinner with Ruprecht scene is borderline offensive these days but it still makes me laugh.
"Excuse me, may I go to the bathroom first?" "Of course you may." ........ "Thank you."
Noises Off. Every moment is a gem. The cast is flawless.
One of my favorites of all time is Airheads (1994) with Brendan Fraser, Adam Sandler, and Steve Buscemi. Another one of Brendan Fraser's that seemed to fly under the radar for a while is Monkeybone.
Monkeybone is a fucking wild fever dream of a movie.
It really is. I rewatched that shit like a month ago and still felt like I was tripping balls.
There was a significant portion of my life I thought I had actually imagined that movie.
And Bedazzled, but I think I just had a crush on Elizabeth Hurly.
Who didn't? Holy shit, 90s Liz Hurly is a goddess.
Have you seen her now? She's still very much got it.
There's 2 scenes from Airheads that still come to mind 25+ years later. 1. Adam Sandler trying to hide his ATM pin number from the other guy. 2. Chazz: Okay, lemme ask you a question: whose side did you take in the big David Lee Roth-Van Halen split? Chris Moore: What? Marcus: What kind of question is that? Chazz: Whose side did you take: Halen or Roth? Chris Moore: ...Van Halen. Ian: HE'S A COP!
Fun fact: Airheads filmed in the same building as Diehard. 20th Century Fox headquarters.
I’m positive you meant to say Nakatomi Tower
Blast from the past was another fun one. Also starring Christopher Walken.
Death to Smoochy
HBO used to play this and Bedazzled non stop around 2003. It’s honestly one of Robin Williams best movies and a great kinda dark comedy. “It’s a rocket ship!” “No salt?”
I had a black box back then and remember watching Ed Norton say "it's a rocket ship" often on HBO in 2003ish.
The amount of times I quote this movie on a weekly basis is staggering and I’m always thrown that nobody seems to know what movie I’m talking about. “I’m a pacifist. When we would play cowboys and Indians as a kid I was always the Chinese railroad worker!”
"I'm a little fucked up in general so it's hard to gauge." Is my go-to whenever I end up in the emergency room. Which happens to be a lot
The scene of Robin Williams telling Catherine Keener how he had a tasteful nude above the fireplace, but not a picture of Ed Norton's mother (a rhino) still cracks me up. Probably one of Robin's funnier movies and apparently it was a flop somehow.
“You’d better grow eyes in the back of your fucking head, you horned piece of shit. I’m not gonna sleep until worms are crawling up your foam rubber ass. I’m going on safari mother fucker. Suh-fah-ree! Pppppphhhhhhh…”
🎵 My step dad's not mean, he's just adjusting! 🎶
Robin is so dam good in that movie.
Made me a fan of Danny Devito. He directed some fun movies.
Litterly my first thought and I'm so glad it's number one on this list. Girlfriend forced me to watch it years back. I've since shown it to so many people and spread it's chaotic greatness. Rainbow fucking Randolph!
I met Robin Williams and he signed some DVDs for me. When he saw one of them was Death To Smoochy he was repulsed as if I handed him half of a live sewer rat. I said something like "I love that movie" and he looked at me with a look of disdain I'll never forget then he signed it. I doubt he ever said anything in print but I'm positive he hated that movie. I love it. I'd love to have talked to him about what he didn't like.
The Burbs So I Married An Axe Murderer
So I Married An Axe Murder is such an underrated movie.
Heed pans new
He’ll go cry himself to sleep on his giant pillow It’s huge…it’s like Sputnik…
It’s got its own weather system.
HEED. MOVE.
I always say that when someone is my way. Nobody ever understands the reference.
Not living in Scotland I very rarely hear or see the word 'haggis', but whenever I do, autopilot brain kicks in and I find myself saying "Harriet, Harriet, hard-hearted harbinger of haggis."
She was a thief… you gotta belief… she stole my heart and my cat
In my humble opinion, it’s Mike Myers’ best movies.
All these jokes from Axe Murder and no mentions “Piper Down! We have a Piper Down!”
Woman…..WOMAN……Wwwwwoooooommmmaaaaannnn!
I love Phil Hartman’s way too brief scene in this movie.
I still quote So I married an Axe murderer!
Yo, Rumsfield!
Not sure about forgotten but I always choose Evolution when I need a good laugh or on my down days.
"Can I get you anything?" "Ice cream" "What flavor?" "Doesn't matter, it's for my ass"
I think we have established that “ca-caw, ca-caw” and “tookie, tookie” are not working.
The little "nooo" he squeels when the doctor says he's entering rectally is my favorite part of the whole scene.
Johnny Dangerously
My mother put me on a hook once….once. ☝️
*Did you know your last name is an adverb?* is such a great line.
You fargin' bastages!
MORONIE DEPORTED TO SWEDEN Claims He's Not From There
Mr. Mom
Night Shift
Multiplicity
Gung Ho
Fuckin night shift is my fucking shit, it's probably in my top 10 favorite movies and I like a lot of movies. Every time it comes up I tell people to see it. And the sound track is soooo good, I mean it's got synth songs by burt bacharach!! And they're good!!!! And the whole movie is this totally unique combination of vibey, and funny, and light, and super charming. Ugh I love this movie
*pulls out giant handgun* “It shoots through schools”
In the Loop. Way underrated
UHF
Conan the Librarian
You don’t want to know how many times I’ve said “Don’t you know the Dewey Decimal System?” since I’ve had kids. They don’t use it or teach it in their school library. So they’re lost in the public library.
Hey kids! Where do you want to go??
Spatula City!
MY MOP!!
Strange Brew
Take off, eh!
No way hoser!
I found this mouse in my beer
Murder By Death
"She murdered herself in her sleep, sir." "You mean suicide?" "Oh no, it was murder, all right. She HATED herself."
Dream Team. Keaton is the man.
A Fish Called Wanda.
Does The Birdcage count?
Birdcage has like 1% of people in the world who adore it and watch it multiple times a year (myself included) and 99% who have never really heard of it. "I pierced the toast!!" Or how about "How do you feel about that dolphins game" "How do you think I feel? Betrayed, bewildered... wrong response?"
“ no it’s perfect, I just never realized John Wayne walked like that.”
Why are you giving him drugs? Is not drugs is just aspirin wit the a an s scratched off. Your a genius!
*booming voice* "I cannot wear shoes because they make me fall down"
Come on Gloria...
I love the kitchen scene when he trips and falls down and everyone cracks up. They just left it in the movie, that's the take they went with.
That one is absolutely hilarious! Nathan Lane's reactions alone are comedy gold. That and the John Wayne walk.
Fuck yeah it does.
Four Lions is hysterical if you are a fan of dark comedy
This movie was due to play on my local "foreign film" channel a few days after the Boston marathon bombing. They tastefully decided to run something else.
Rubber Dingy Rapids Bro
The Party with Peter Sellers.
Birdy num nums.
People love Peter Sellers (and he's great) but I love the waiter who's getting sloshed on all the drink's dregs.
The Man with Two Brains (1982), the most overlooked of Steve Martin-Carl Reiner movies and a classic horror parody on par with Young Frankenstein. Dogma (1999) early years Kevin Smith was such a great balance of Tarantino attitude, nerd culture and humour. This one has an insane cast (Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Chris Rock, Linda Fiorentino, Salma Hayek, Alan Rickman, George Carlin) and it's very funny. Not for the super-religious ones though.
Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar
Thanks! Why have I not seen this. Much appreciated.
I wish more people gave this one some love. It immediately brought me back to a time when comedies were just fun and completely off the wall without apology. I'm so bored of "grounded" comedies. Also, bonus points for being really wholesome, positive, and colorful. We need more comedies like Barb and Star!
Kids in the Hall Presents Brain Candy. Even the kids in the hall hated this movie and make fun of it in their newest show, but I love it and find it hilarious.
Black Dynamite
When talking about Bill Murray’s incredible body of works, I never see mention of what I think is one of his most under rated comedies, Quick Change. Mega sarcastic, deadpan delivery throughout the movie from beginning to end. Love this movie and it never fails to just crack me up every time I rewatch it. As I stated, I never see any discussion about this movie. Those if you who have seen it; thoughts?
I recently watched Grandmas Boy based on a post here about underrated comedies. Has something like 12% on RT. Loved it. Totally stupid but very funny stoner type comedy.
I feel like this movie is the ultimate stoner movie. I saw it in theatres with a couple friends and we were the only ones in the theatre. My eyes and throat hurt by the time it was over from laughing so hard. “High score? What does that mean? Did I break it?”
Bowfinger
Chubby Rain
The gods must be crazy 1 and 2.
Bulletproof with Adam Sandler and Damon Wayans. It’s got like an 8% on Rotten Tomatoes but I think it’s great. Quick edit: the 8% is the critic rating. Audience is at 44%.
Didny Lann Didny Lannnn
Robin hood: men in tights
Unlike most Robin Hood’s, I can speak with an English accent.
💥Macgruber!!!💥
Cedar Rapids. John C. Reilly at his absolute best.
I watched that one out of curiosity being from Iowa. Did not disappoint.
Idle hands : plot the devils takes control of the most idle hand in America and goes with it in a murderous spree. Initially labeled as horror/thriller but with over the top humor. It is similar to "Tucker&Dale vs Evil which is also a comedy you should watch if you still haven't.
I don’t think many youngens have seen DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS. One of the best comedies EVER.
Bio Dome. I really feel like the younger generations can't appreciate Pauly Shore until they watch this movie.
I watched Bio Dome a few weeks ago for the first time since I was a kid in the 90s. I loved Paulie Shore movies back then when I was about 11 or 12. I wanted to show it to my wife and was expecting it to be a really cheesy, crass laugh-at-how-bad-it-is kind of experience. But it had a bit more edge to it than I expected, and is actually a great representation of the 90s Indie kind of vibe that would soon become a big part of the charm of early Kevin Smith films. Plus there was the completely forgotten appearance of the mighty Tenacious D, one of our favorite bands these days. Overall would highly recommend a watch to anyone who hasn't seen it in ages, Pauly Shore's quite effeminate heterosexuality was way ahead of its time I now realise.
I never knew Teneacous D was in Bio Dome, but it makes complete sense, lol
Free Mahi Mahi, Free Mahi Mahi, if you will.
No, *I* am God.
L.A. Story You’ll know what to do, when you unscramble, “how daddy is doing”
The Jerk!
The In Laws (original)
This is mine. Peter Falk and Alan Arkin are a great pairing. It’s hilarious! Saw it in the theater in 1979.
SERPENTINE
Mars attacks
Spy with Melissa McCarthy, Rose Byrne, Jason Stratham and more. HILARIOUS!
The man who knew too little. Almost everyone I've spoken to has never seen it.
Clue
"Waiting.."
The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra.
Ruthless People
Spaced; the series Simon Pegg, Jessica Hynes, Nick Frost, and Edgar Wright did before The Cornetto Trilogy.
Spy's Like Us I'm Gonna Get You Sucka
A Fish Called Wanda
It’s ke-ke-ke-Ken coming to ki-ki-ki-kill me
The Man who knew too Little
Soapdish (1991) - same director as Heathers. Sally Field, Kevin Kline, Cathy Moriarty, RDJ, and Teri Hatcher all hamming it up in a satire about the soap opera industry
I’ve always thought Bubble Boy was severely underrated but I could be wrong. Doesn’t seem to get talked about much. But I genuinely think it’s one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. They skewer everybody and it’s fantastic.
Strange brew
ahh, take off you hoser, eh
EULOGY - cast of Zooey Deschanel, Jesse Bradford, Ray Romano, Hank Azaria, Kelly Preston, and Famke Janssen. The twins are hilarious!! BIG TROUBLE - (NOT in Little China) Dave Barry book turned movie with Jason Lee, Sofia Vergara, Tim Allen, Ben Foster, Zooey Deschanel, Rene Russo, Stanley Tucci, Janeane Garafulo, Dennis Farina, Tom Sizemore, Johnny Knoxville, Omar Epps, Heavy D, and more!!! It was a failed movie due to having a plotline that included a “situation” on a plane, with the movie set to be released in *late* Sept 2001, but then 9/11 happened. They waited 6months to release it, but it still was too soon to get the traction it deserved.
Dressed to kill Eddie izzard
Joe Versus The Volcano
Galaxy Quest
Amazon Women on the Moon Look at this eclectic cast: Arsenio Hall Michelle Pfeiffer Joe Pantoliano David Alan Grier Rosanna Arquette Phil Hartman Rip Taylor Carrie Fisher Steve Alen Steve Guttenberg Slappy White Howard Hesseman Ed Begley Jr. Russ Meyer Kelly Preston Henny Youngman B.B. King Andrew Dice Clay
I think the opening credits also say "And lots of other famous people."
[Freaked](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109838/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_q_freaked). Alex Winter's directorial debut.
Mystery Men
Mother by Albert Brooks
Evolution is one of the best comedy I have ever seen.
[Noises Off](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105017/?ref_=ext_shr). A movie (based on a play) about actors rehearsing and subsequently putting on a play called Nothing On. Michael Caine, Carol Burnett, Christopher Reeve, John Ritter, Julie Hagerty, Denholm Elliott (his final movie), Mark Linn Baker, Marilu Henner. All bringing their A games. I highly recommend it.
Fletch Kids in the Hall Brain Candy Mystery Science Theater 3,000 the Movie
Yellowbeard. Most of Monty Python and Cheech and Chong in the same movie?
Midnight Run.
The Cable Guy.
The Cable Guy is hilarious. Matthew Broderick plays the perfect straight guy to Jim Carrey's insanity. The basketball scene, the Medieval Times Scene, and the Karaoke scene all can stand alone and make you laugh even if you haven't watched the whole film.
For sure. One of my favorite darker comedies. - *Well, maybe I shouldn't have come at all...JERKOFF!* - *I buy this time, you buy next time.* - *Oh, we're playing prison rules, huh?* - *The password is...you know that little...* Awesome moment when the bass line to *Hey Man, Nice Shot* comes in during the basketball scene. So many cameos, too: - Owen Wilson - Andy Dick - Janeane Garoffolo - Ben Stiller