Next comedy to "introduce" after Three Amigos
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Anonymous
| My kids finally watched Three Amigos with me and they loved it - I feel like that has been my greatest parenting success of late - ha ha. Ages 11 and 13. What would you watch to keep up the great comedy? A lot of the hilarious older comedies have gratuitous nudity (nudity is fine with me, but not the gratuitous variety which only features women) and a lot of sexual innuendos. Three Amigos seemed tame in those departments. |
Anonymous
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"Planes, Trains and Automobiles" will be a good holiday movie for them...but it does have that F-bomb scene. But still. Very funny!
"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" "Big" "Mrs. Doubtfire" "Home Alone" |
Anonymous
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Austin Powers
Space Balls Fletch The Money Pit- that bathtub scene makes me laugh so hard I cry. Here it is https://youtu.be/9CJ9EDtZ2p8 |
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| Ghostbusters |
Anonymous
| Maybe some of the Monty Python movies, Search for the Holy Grail. |
Anonymous
| City slickers |
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The Jerk
Waterboy |
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| Young Frankenstein |
Anonymous
Too young for the Jerk by far and the Waterboy is a lame, unfunny, crude movie. |
Anonymous
A 13 year old is not too young for The Jerk. |
Anonymous
| My Uncle Vinny |
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Splash
Peter Sellers in Blake Edward's Pink Panther movies from the 1970s Harold Lloyd in Safety Last (silent) Duck Soup (Marx Brothers) Arsenic & Old Lace or Bringing Up Baby (Cary Grant is very funny) A Christmas Story (more seasonal obviously) |
Anonymous
My Cousin Vinny? |
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Groundhog Day
Galaxy Quest School of Rock |
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| Airplane! |