(05-25-2011 10:13 AM)ctipton Wrote:  God, I would love to have an M14 and a 20 round clip of 7.62x51mm NATO rounds.

She couldn't be like Diane Lane. Diane Lane has a conscience.

Ctip, I hear ya!

Diane Lane is definately a very good looking lady!

(05-25-2011 11:56 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  All this time talking about comedies and we do not mention what may not be the best comedy of all time (though it is hilarious) but it is all around the greatest movie of all time... Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Peter Sellers is brilliant in three different roles. General Jack Ripper cracks my **** up. But Buck Tergenson (George C Scott) steals the show. This movie is brilliant and hilarious in so many ways and holds up so well.

"You can't fight in here, this is the War Room!!!!"

Another Bill Murray early movie.....

"Meatballs"

Not so much funny, but creatively cute.....

"The Truman Show" with Jim Carrey

"The Mask" with Jim Carrey......chick, chicky boom.....

Alot of people don't like Will Ferrell, but when he's on, he's on......

"Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby"
"Blades of Glory"
"Step Brothers"
"Elf"

Ben Stiller......

"Tropic Thunder".......I didn't like the movie at first.......but it has grown on me.

Eddie Murphy.......
"Nutty Professor" remake
"Trading Places"

Dudley Moore.......some oldies......but goodies.....
"Arthur"
"10" with Bo Derek
"Foul Play" with Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase......

Chevy Chase.......
"Fletch"
"Funny Farm"
"Vacation" movies

Peter Sellers........
Most of the original "Pink Panther" movies

Jon Lovitz movie called "Rat Race"

"A Fish Called Wanda" with John Cleese and Jamie Lee Curtis (back when she was hot)

(05-25-2011 09:51 PM)Lush Wrote:  

(05-25-2011 07:11 PM)CD11 Wrote:  I feel compelled to also add Burn After Reading - imo, a very underrated Coen Brothers movie. It's not exactly laugh-out-loud funny, but it grows on you if you watch it more than once.

that's the thing about the coen's. the first film i saw of their's was big lebowski. then i saw oh brother, where art thou. i thought they were a comedic troupe. i had seen raising arizona, but barely any of it. still haven't, and i really need too. years later, i saw no country for old men. oh sh!t. then i watched barton fink and fargo which both i thought kinda funny. oh yeah, in between i watched burn after reading and loved it. also in between was a serious man, which also was kinda funny. the coen's aren't really supposed to be funny, dark humor in bits and pieces. i love 'em to death. now jim jarmusch is a director who's arty funny. check out coffee & cigarettes.

I DVR'd "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou" and didn't watch it for 6 months thinking I probably wouldn't like it. I loved it. The Klan scene is hilarious.

(05-25-2011 04:55 PM)b Wrote:  plus one I just forgot. damn.

Oh yeah,
Me, myself, and Irene

What's up Tiger Lilly by Woody Allen was pretty bizarre, but hilarious.

Not movies, but there are a ton of SNL (old and new) out there.

Top 5

Dumb and Dumber is #1 by far
Kingpin
Office Space
Zack and Miri Make a Porno ( if you like Seth Rogen, this one is priceless)
Superbad

Some good ones in here, but I am somewhat surprised to not see "Clue".

But first.

If you ever get a chance to watch any of the 1970's & 1980's SCTV TV shows now out on DVD, do it. Funny. Funny. Cast included John Candy, Rick Moranis, Joe Flaherty, Andrea Martin, Dave Thomas, Catherine O'Hara and Harold Ramis.

Now the movies.

Get Shorty - Incredibly funny and full of great performances. I watch it once a year.
National Lampoon's Vacation.
L.A. Story - Steve Martin wrote it and starred in it. A fantastic though short performance by Sarah Jessica Parker.
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy - Will Ferrell at his best.
A Day at the Races/Duck Soup - Take your pick.
Road to Morroco - My favorite comedic actor, Bob Hope.
Spaceballs - Loved John Candy as Barf
Best In Show - A show about dogs.
Plains, Trains & Automobiles - A classic.
Any Three Stooges movie or short that Curly Howard appeared in.

Many of the other movies already posted...including Animal House & The Big L.

Before going on spring break - always watch Cap'n Ron with Martin Short and Kurt Russell.

(05-26-2011 11:18 AM)Vottomatic Wrote:  Another Bill Murray early movie.....

"Meatballs"

speaking of bill murray, can you name all the movies these characters came from?

(05-26-2011 11:18 AM)Vottomatic Wrote:  "A Fish Called Wanda" with John Cleese and Jamie Lee Curtis (back when she was hot)

I agree jamie lee's gray hair and commercials about her not being able to take a dump sorta ruined her for me.

Dick Cheney's hunting parties.

What did you think of Hangover 2? I went to learn more about Thai culture as I haven't been to Thailand but my wife is from there.

A few more some may not have seen.

The Apartment - Jack Lemon & Shirley MacLaine.
The Out of Towners - Jack Lemon & Sandy Dennis.
Lost in America - Albert Brooks at his best.
The Producers

Did anyone post Airplane!?

Not sure how this one was missed..........

Bull Durham

(06-01-2011 12:13 PM)OneUChoopsfan Wrote:  A few more some may not have seen.

The Apartment - Jack Lemon & Shirley MacLaine.
The Out of Towners - Jack Lemon & Sandy Dennis.
Lost in America - Albert Brooks at his best.
The Producers

Did anyone post Airplane!?

If we're going to include older movies, Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, and Marilyn Monroe in "Some Like It Hot"

(06-01-2011 11:56 AM)BearcatDave Wrote:  What did you think of Hangover 2? I went to learn more about Thai culture as I haven't been to Thailand but my wife is from there.

I thought Hangover 2 was very average and would be just another mediocre comedy if it were not the sequel to one of the most popular comedies ever.

Another funny movie.........

"Big" with Tom Hanks.

1. Monty Python & the Holy Grail
2. Airplane!
3. A Shot in the Dark
4. Zoolander
5. What About Bob?
6. Bill Cosby--Himself

There's more, but these are my top picks..