16-08-2003 02:45									#31
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And once again Laurel & Hardy aren't mentioned...

Way Out West.

	16-08-2003 03:56									#32
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Anyone ever watch "The Mouse That Roared"?

Then there's "Harvey" - I love the scenes where Elmer introduces his friend to the ladies at the party, and the one where the old doctor unburdens himself

"Tootsie" - I love the scene where Hoffman's disguise is blown and he comes up with some crazy explanation on camera as to why his character was in drag

"The Pink Panther' - the whole series except for the last two

"Bananas"

"Sleeper"

You know what I like about you guys? You always give me great ideas fo movies to rent when there's nothing new in the store that I want to see.

	16-08-2003 03:58									#33
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I've always thought that Caddyshack was overrated. The part where the Baby Ruth bar went into the pool was hilarious though! I laughed so hard that my face hurt from smiling and my sides hurt from laughing and I couldn't breathe.

What is the movie Dr. Strangeglove about?

	16-08-2003 04:04									#34
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1941
Me Myself, & Irene
Waterboy
Animal House
Cable Guy
Happy Gilmore

	16-08-2003 04:07									#35
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Arsenic and Old Lace.
Hot Shots Part Deux.
Bachelor Party.
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.
Young Frankenstein.
Undercover Brother was suprisingly VERY funny.
I'm Gonna Get You Sucka.
Fifth Element.
Porky's

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	16-08-2003 04:08									#36
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Animal House of course, I just went with ones not mentioned.

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	16-08-2003 04:09									#37
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In no particular order:

Office Space
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Anger Management
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, and the one where they go to Wally World.

Father of the Bridge 1 & 2 were very funny.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels was also good.

Star Trek V: Final Frontier wasn't exactly 'funny', but it had some great dialogue and interaction between the characters.

	16-08-2003 04:09									#38
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Mean Machine
All Monty Python
Dumb and Dumber

	16-08-2003 04:17									#39
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FemmeAdonis, I have seen it. I demand fart jokes.

	16-08-2003 04:18									#40
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All Pink Panthers by Peter Sellers. They're master pieces.

	16-08-2003 04:28									#41
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quote: Originally posted by rah AND one old old classic. It's a mad mad mad mad world.

YES! I was going to nominate that one myself! Been thinking about it since Buddy Hackett recently died.

There is a team trying to find all the "missing pieces" for a new DVD. The original was supposed to be FIVE HOURS long so it would feel like the movie was taking place in real time. Don't know if I could take five hours of Ethel Merman, though.

Sad afterthought: probably 95% of posters here don't know who Ethel Merman was.

	16-08-2003 04:37									#42
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quote: Originally posted by Pekka All Pink Panthers by Peter Sellers. They're master pieces.

Guess I should have said that, since I own them.

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	16-08-2003 05:03									#43
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"Sad afterthought: probably 95% of posters here don't know who Ethel Merman was."

There's NO business like SHOW business like NO business I KNOOOOOOOOOOOW!

I'll put in a nod for heartbreakers and kind hearts and coronets, two movies I haven't seen mentioned.

oh, and the entire marx brothers catalogue.

	16-08-2003 05:08									#44
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Well, Ethel was in Airplane! (don't forget the !)

Most of mine have already been mentioned.

The Marx Brothers are very good, like Duck Soup.

	16-08-2003 06:44									#45
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Laurel and Hardy: Battle of the Century

Laurel and Hardy: The Music Box

Harold Lloyd: Safety First

The Lavender Hill Mob

The Ladykillers

Kind Hearts and Coronets

Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

Withnail and I

Ernst Lubitsch's To Be Or Not To Be

National Lampoon's Animal House

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid

Life of Brian

Sister Act (I'm a Catholic, the idea of kindly nuns is itself funny...)

A Shot in the Dark

Blazing Saddles

Some Like It Hot

The Man Who Came To Dinner

Waiting for Guffman

	16-08-2003 06:49									#46
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Not yet mentioned:

"The Odd Couple"
"The General" (Buster Keaton)
"The Gold Rush" (Charlie Chaplin)
"Hallelujah Trail"
"King of Hearts"
"The Bank D|ck" (W.C. Fields)
"Bambi Meets Godzilla"
"The Producers"
"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum"

	16-08-2003 06:50									#47
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Ack DP

	16-08-2003 09:03									#48
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Hooked on Monkey Phonics!!!

LIVER SELF-IMMOLATING!!!
STOMACH IMPLODING!!!

	16-08-2003 09:38									#49
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4 letters, a lifetime of trauma: Grim

	16-08-2003 09:46									#50
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RIP

	16-08-2003 09:48									#51
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quote: Originally posted by johncmcleod I've always thought that Caddyshack was overrated. The part where the Baby Ruth bar went into the pool was hilarious though! I laughed so hard that my face hurt from smiling and my sides hurt from laughing and I couldn't breathe. What is the movie Dr. Strangeglove about?

The funniest possible subject of all.......nuclear armageddon.

It's sort of a spoof on another movie "Failsafe", in which American long range nuclear bombers are accidently sent to bomb Russia.

	16-08-2003 09:57									#52
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Dennis Leary's roast was the funniest thing I've seen EVER!

	16-08-2003 12:02									#53
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Dumb and Dumber
Naked gun 1, 2 1/2, 33 1/3
Hot Shots
Airplane
Spaceballs
Monty Python and the holy grail
giggli

	16-08-2003 12:08									#54
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you guys mentioned some movies I missed

National lampoon's vacation, and christmas vacation

raising arizona

bull durham

major league

and a recent one I just watched was Adaptation. That was a great movie. It's not the slapstick kind of funny. It was a brilliantly written film- narcisism and all.

Most of mine are already mentioned. But I do recommend Adaptation. It's even better if you "get it". There's something that happens 2/3 of the way throught he movie that explains why it ended the way it did, and why the characters seem so out of character.

	16-08-2003 16:16									#55
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signs was funny... even more so since my sister was scared while i was laughing. intergalatic aliens invade earth but can't open a door and their main form of attack is sticking their appendages through cracks/windows/etc. of course water ends up killing them all in the end. isn't there water in the air?

	16-08-2003 16:47									#56
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Road Trip
Zoolander
There's Something about Mary
Dumb and Dumber
Wayne's World 1 and 2
The first Austin Powers (the other two weren't great)
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Dr. Strangelove
Annie Hall (doesn't appear to be that many Woodie Allen fans here )
Pink Panther Movies
The Commitments (surprised no-one else mentioned this)

	16-08-2003 19:09									#57
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The first half of "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes"
The first half of "Stripes"
The first half of "Head Office"

	16-08-2003 20:25									#58
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To make a very long list short, I'll just mention this:

Leslie Nielsen movies

Most of his movies are




Though other good funny movies:

The Mask
Ace Venture (both of them, though the second one is best)
Life of Brian
History of the world

	16-08-2003 20:29									#59
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quote: Originally posted by mindseye Sad afterthought: probably 95% of posters here don't know who Ethel Merman was.

I bet all the gay ones know!

Hey, I have her disco album on CD.

Anyway,

The funniest movie I've ever seen is still Airplane! I've seen it 20 times and it still invokes fits of hysterical laughter in me.

	16-08-2003 21:14									#60
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov I bet all the gay ones know!

I don't know who she is.