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Posted: 6/18/2003 3:12:45 PM EDT
In keeping with the "movie" thread, lets try the funniest movies.
my thoughts are: It's a mad mad mad mad world - shame they did not release the long version on DVD Dr Strangelove Blues Brothers Mary Poppins - yes, I said Mary Poppins Fear and loathing in Las Vegas Batman, the movie, 1965 Shrek Duck Soup Snatch Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels your turn! |
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[B]You forgot some!!![/b]
All of the Monty Python flicks Ferris Bueller's Day Off Airplane Blazing Saddles Top Secret |
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Mine-
Raising Arizona Dogma It's a Mad...World Rat Race 1941 Blazing Saddles Top Secret Monty Python-Grail, Meaning of Life Horse Feathers or almost any other Marx Brothers movie. edit-how could I have left out UHF and Kentucky Fried Movie?????? |
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[img]http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00004RF8A.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/img]
Ted Knight: "You'll get NOTHING and LIKE IT!" |
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1) The Producers
2) Caddyshack 3) Meaning of Life (Python) 4) Something About Mary |
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Amazon Women on the Moon
Kentucky Fried Movie All of the Monty Python movies except Jabberwoky (Life of Brian is my personal favorite) Happy Gilmore Stir Crazy All of the Naked Gun and Police Squad movies Airplane |
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"most funniest "? What kind of English is that? Are you Chief Moose, who suddenly seems to have a lot of free time lately? [:D]
At any rate: all time "most funniest" movies that come to mind, by no means complete, in no particular order (my fave is at the bottom though): Any Monty Python film. The Blues Brothers. (Makes a lot more sense in German..."Wir sind im Auftrag des Herrn unterwegs" = We're on a mission from God [:)]) The British "Carry On...." series (Carry on Camping, etc) Blazing Saddles. The Lavender Hill Mob. (Any Alec Guinness comedy, really- he was a very funny actor, but so little of his humor was evident in his later movies...) Whisky Galore. Space Quest. The Producers(1968)! [IMG]http://www.tampabaywired.com/images/classicmovies/producers4.jpg[/IMG] |
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In no particular order:
Dr. Strangelove The Big Lebowski Up In Smoke (but only the first time I saw it) Dogma Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Army of Darkness Holy Grail The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension(but only after I'd seen it a few times) Office Space Saving Grace |
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My favorites, NOT in any specific order:
UHF Spaceballs Blazing Saddles The Princess Bride Men in Tights Monty Python and the Holy Grail Yes, I am a Mel Brooks fan. |
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Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein Airplane Monty Python and the Holy Grail South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut Arsenic and Old Lace A Night at the Opera A Fish Called Wanda Groundhog Day The Philadelphia Story |
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Nobody mentioned Stripes?
"My name's Dewey Oxburger, my friends just call me Ox! In case you didn't notice, I have a slight weight problem." |
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The Last Remake Of Beau Geste
Year: 1977 Starring: Ann-Margret Marty Feldman Michael York Peter Ustinov James Earl Jones Trevor Howard Henry Gibson Terry-Thomas Director: Marty Feldman Genre: Comedy Rating: PG Length: 84 Minutes |
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Mad World
The Music Box Producers High Anxiety Blazing Saddles Viva Max Sons of the Desert Paint Your Wagon Bonnie Scotland Fish Called Wanda True Lies Funniest scene not in one of above was in Apple Dumbling Gang (Rides Again?) Don Knotts and Tim Conway trying to quietly steal an extension ladder. |
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I'm going to just say it.
I think "The Producers" is the funniest damned movie EVER. Period. |
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loved Peter Sellers in the Pink Panther movies,
"not now Kato" Snatch All the Monty Python flicks Dogma |
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Quoted: I'm going to just say it. I think "The Producers" is the funniest damned movie EVER. Period. View Quote [red][size=6]A-MEN![/size=6][/red] [img]http://www.ladyofthecake.com/mel/prod/images/spngtim4.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.ladyofthecake.com/mel/prod/images/hitlr2.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.ladyofthecake.com/mel/prod/images/audience.jpg[/img] [:D][beer][LOL] |
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...although....
[img]http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005JKH9.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/img] "The Party", with Peter Sellers is a very close second. |
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Young Frankenstein
Blazing Saddles Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Sleeper The Meaning of Life Animal House My Blue Heaven Scary Movie See No Evil, Hear No Evil Big Daddy |
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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels ...I can't believe nobody listed them yet. Also, Home Alone. |
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I know its probably not to everyone's tastes here, but I thought the original "FRIDAY" was one of the funniest damn movies ever.
Memorable quotes: Craig: [opens door to early morning knocking] "Whassup?" Old Lady: "Have you prepared for Jehova's return? Becuause if you haven't ...." Criag: [slams door] Old Lady: "Well, F$*K YOU, half dead motherf$*ker!" Smokie: "You got knocked the F$*K out! Craig's Dad: "Boy, get your a$$ up on in here. I smelled your $hit for 22 years, now you can smell mine for 5 minutes." Craig's Dad: "Don't nobody go in the bathroom for 'bout 35, 45 minutes. Open a window." Criag & Smokie: "Daaaaaammmmmmmnnnnnn!" Preacher (Bernie Mac): "The lord is my shepherd, he KNOWS what I want..." Smokie: "I'd knock the DUST off that [_meow_]... Hillarious, and yet somewhere there's a message burried in there. I think. Or maybe not. |
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Waking Ned Divine
its an Irish film, that has got to be one of the funniest movies ever, after someone mentioned Planes trains and automobiles, and Dirty rotten scoundrels, id have to agree, both funny as hell. |
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Quoted: Amazon Women on the Moon View Quote "There's no F***ing Stella here!" Don't forget Super Troopers |
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In no particular order:
1) One,Two, Three 2) Animal House 3) Young Frankenstein/Blazing Saddles 4) Caddyshack 5) Dr. Strangelove 6) Army of Darkness 7) Arsenic and Old Lace 8) The first Austin Powers movie 9) So I Married an Axe Murderer 10) NL Vacation Honorable mention: The Ref |
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besides what has alredy been mentioned.
Halfbaked "have you ever seen a 20 doller bill ..... ON WEEEED?" |
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"The Brain". Starring David Niven.
I saw this movie in the late 1960's or early 1970’s. At one point I was laughing so hard I fell out of my seat in the theater. You don’t get much funnier. |
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Quoted: ...although.... [img]http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005JKH9.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/img] "The Party", with Peter Sellers is a very close second. View Quote along with Bachelor Party |
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"The Presidents' Analyst", w/ James Coburn, and Pat Harrington
"Cold Turkey", w/Dick Van Dyke "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" |
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Eric & Debo's "top ten" favorite movies that crack us up.
(not in any order, depends on mood) 1.)Friday After Next 2.)Don't Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood 3.)Caddyshack 4.)Friday 5.)Bachelor Party 6.)Airplane 7.)American Pie 8.)American Pie 2 9.)Next Friday 10.) Happy Gillmore |
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1. The Great Race (Try it...you'll like it!)
2. Caddy Shack 3. The Blues Brothers 4. Blazing Saddles 5. 1941 6. Friday 7. Any of the Marx Bros. movies 8. Spaceballs (You shot my HAIR!) 9. Animal House 10. Arsenic & Old Lace |
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In no particular order, worth seeing again:
Laurel & Hardy films (particularly Sons of the Desert) A Fish Named Wanda Arsenic and Old Lace (also great to see performed live!) It's a Mad Mad etc World The "St. Trinians" series with Terry Thomas Monty Python films edited to spell Python correctly King of Hearts (French, subtitled) |
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Maverick (the movie)
Pulp Fiction Dumb and Dumber Tommy Boy Hot Shots (and the second one) Ntl Lampoons Loaded Weapon 1 Top Secret All those are probably a direct result of my general "state of mind" at the time those came out/I watched them. Especially Maverick... I was in tears, literally, for the whole movie. Now I still crack up watching that show, even tho nobody else seems to find it as funny as I do. Only other movie I can think of off the top of my head that isn't in that timeframe is Monty Python & Holy Grail. Nothing really newer has quite had the same result... (sobriety for the past 6+ years probably has something to do with it). |
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My top 3...
3. Blazing Saddles 2. Animal House (not the censored version they run on TV where half of the funny crap is cut out) 1. Something about Mary. I laugh so hard every time, I start choking, really. M4-AK ps, I notice all have different lists, but some of my favorite movies seem to come up more often. |
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In no particular order:
Vacation Christmas Vacation Major Payne Trading Places No Time For Sargeants Planes, Trains, and Automobiles The Holy Grail Raising Arizona Harvey Fargo |
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No particular order
Young Frankenstein Used Cars Stripes Caddyshack Support your Local Gunfighter/Sheriff Blues Brothers Vrs. Benny Hill Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers Back to School |
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Quoted: [red][size=5]??? No Hollywood Knights???[/red][/size=5] View Quote "If they can land a man on the moon, why can't they moon a man on land?" -from the magazine ads for this film, ca. 1974(?) |
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* "It's a Mad,Mad,Mad,Mad,Mad(5)World" 1963
* "The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming" 1966 |
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Anything with charlie chaplin, abbott and costello, or laurel and hardy.
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I agree with many of the ones already mentioned. no one has mentioned "Used Cars" with Kurt Russel and Jack Warden..... great flick
--RR |
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Big Trouble in Little China
The Burbs The Blues Brothers Any Monty Python film As Good as it Gets Army of Darkness Just about all of the Peter Sellers films The Jerk Stripes Caddyshack Yeah I'll go with Friday too...(my old Sergeant Major looked exactly like Deboe) |
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sorry to break the rules here a bit, but i got on a roll and couldn't stop...
MY Top 20 Funniest Movies of ALL TIME… 1. Airplane 2. Monty Python and the Holy Grail 3. Spinal Tap 4. Raising Arizona 5. The Man With Two Brains 6. Caddyshack 7. Super Troopers 8. Pulp Fiction 9. Top Secret 10. Monty Python and the Meaning of Life 11. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 12. Young Frankenstein 13. Animal House 14. Blazing Saddles 15. Viva Max 16. The Big Lebowski 17. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery 18. The Blues Brothers 19. A Day at the Races 20. Dr. Strangelove |
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