Funniest Films You've Watched

[Nick]

Is this the over 50’s thread?

[oakman]

Dumb and Dumber

I'm Gonna Git You Sucka

Airplane

Borat

The Man With Two Brains

[Voll Blau]

In The Loop

The first Inbetweeners film

 

Will also add to the Spinal Tap, Four Lions and In Bruges love.

[SeCrEt FoX]

All the Friday's

Me, myself & Irene 

Just go with it (underrated) 

Blended (underated) 

Don't mess with the Zohan

Dumb & dumber

Bulletproof

All the American pies

Police academy (some were poor I admit) 

Nothing to lose 

Blue streak

National security 

Superbad

Beverly hills cops 

Cop out

Life

Nutty professor 

Norbit

The new jumanji's

22 & 23 jump street

Off the top of my head 

Plus tonnes more........... 

[The boy Linacre]

14 hours ago, ithuriel said:

Can't ignore the Pink Panther movies...

 

Yes No doubt that was the funniest PP Scene, remember the parallel bars

Sure we'll laugh that much on Sat @ 4.55

[bovril]

 

 

Edited 19 April 2023 by bovril

[BKLFox]

Austin Powers had me proper belly laughing @ the flicks back in 97

 

Some funny moments in
We're the Millers
Horrible Bosses
Grimsby ()
Meet the Fockers
Game Night
Paul
Deadpool
Hangover (s)
Superbad
Blazing Saddles
3 Amigos
See No Evil, Hear no Evil

[RonnieTodger]

13 hours ago, Stadt said:

EuroTrip

Seven Psychopaths

Burn After Reading  

Mi Scusi

[FOXYTALK]

Ali G films also. 

[RoboFox]

Generally films just aren't as funny as TV and very few have made me actually laugh out loud.

 

99% of "comedy" films are dogshit. Special shout out to Adam Sandler who's made some of the most depressing stuff ever. Makes Schindlers List look like Peppa Pig.

 

Over the years, these probably passed the Kermode 6 laugh test, although probably not on rewatch. 

 

Four Lions

Team America 

Borat

Airplane! 

Both Hot Shots films

Blazing Saddles

Deadpool

Superbad

Naked Gun & sequels

Spinal Tap 

The Big Lebowski

 

[TiffToff88]

3 minutes ago, FOXYTALK said:

Ali G films also. 

 

Sacha Baron Cohen is a fantastic actor, love him in so many films he's been in.

 

However, I can't stand any of his own created characters. Ali G, Borat, that dictator bloke. I just don't get that kind of humour I guess

[AKCJ]

Dunno if it's been mentioned yet but Talladega Nights never fails to make me laugh.

[Finnegan]

The McDonagh brothers are the absolute embodiment of my sense of humour. 

 

I would say In Bruges is one of my favourite films of all time. It's close to perfect for me with my level of humour. 

 

Seven Psychopaths and The Guard are also both spectacular. 

 

Shout out to @bovril for the Four Lions nod as well though. Definitely deserves an honourable mention as does the work of Taika Waititi, Jojo is brilliant but my favourite is probably Hunt For The Wilderpeople which is near perfect.

 

Massive recommend to anyone who hasn't seen it. 

 

 

 

 

[StanSP]

49 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

Shout out to @bovril for the Four Lions nod as well though

I SAID IT FIRST. 

 

 

This is you Finners. Pfft. 

[Finnegan]

4 minutes ago, StanSP said:

I SAID IT FIRST. 

 

 

This is you Finners. Pfft. 

 

 

[PAULCFC]

Freddy Got Fingered is the only film that has really made me laugh through the entire film!Don't really know what happened to Tom Green after!

Edited 19 April 2023 by PAULCFC

[l444ry]

The Bedsitting Room

[Alf Bentley]

5 hours ago, Nick said:

Is this the over 50’s thread?

 

I've not seen that one. Is it good, then?

 

I'm imagining a cross between a Carry On-style slapstick and the Fast Show, featuring side-splitting humour about silver surfers in the Internet age.

If they have a cut-price showing for Seniors, I might go and see it.

 

[Trav Le Bleu]

16 hours ago, Tuna said:

Struggling to think of many to be honest. Not a big fan of comedy's, seen loads but can't think of any off the top of my head I'd call laugh out loud funny.

Tuna in doesn't understand comedy shocker! 

 

 

 

 Sorry, probably shouldn't have mentioned it.

 

[Leicesterpool]

Carry On Loving, Johnny English and Mrs Doubtfire.

[Parafox]

2 hours ago, Leicesterpool said:

Carry On Loving, Johnny English and Mrs Doubtfire.

That's a very low bar to set.

 

Therefore I assume you're being sarcastic.

[Guest]

I will echo the shouts for In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths, The Death of Stalin and Game Night. For whatever reason I've never got round to watching In the Loop but I love The Thick of It so can probably add it on a technicality. Others that come to mind are Scott Pilgrim, Hail Caesar, The Grand Budapest Hotel and both of the Paddingtons.

[Rain King]

For comedies I tend to like a lot of Seth Rogen/Jonah Hill stuff.

 

21 Jump Street

Superbad

Bad Neighbours

And for a Christmas film - The Night Before.

 

But also really enjoy

In Bruges

Hunt for the Wilderpeople

Banshees of Inesherin recently too.

 

 

[Silebyfox_89]

Grave of the fireflies

The boy in stripped pyjamas 

12 years a slave

Schindlers list

 

[Finnegan]

12 minutes ago, Silebyfox_89 said:

Grave of the fireflies

The boy in stripped pyjamas 

12 years a slave

Schindlers list

 

 

Oof