Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coen Brothers version of the Three Stooges. Hilarious.

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Whoops - The Farrelly Brothers version of the Three Stooges.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0383010/

You will literally die laughing - just try it.

Anonymous wrote:Coen Brothers version of the Three Stooges. Hilarious.

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Whoops - The Farrelly Brothers version of the Theee Stooges.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0383010/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Porky's! It's a rite of passage for American boys.

If these kids are really soft, you could go with Adventures in Babysitting (original).

I cannot think of a parent on this planet who would let their tween watch a movie like Porky's. It is trashy and not even funny trashy.

Awkward pervert movie and not funny. Animal House is still kind of funny but also a ‘no’ unless you want none of the parents to speak to you again (which might be nice).

Coen Brotvers version of the Three Stooges. Hilarious.

Anonymous wrote:Porky's! It's a rite of passage for American boys.

If these kids are really soft, you could go with Adventures in Babysitting (original).

I cannot think of a parent on this planet who would let their tween watch a movie like Porky's. It is trashy and not even funny trashy.

Porky's! It's a rite of passage for American boys.

If these kids are really soft, you could go with Adventures in Babysitting (original).

I just watched Remember the Titans. I highly recommend it.

Central Intelligence - Dwayne the rock Johnson and Kevin Hart - verging on inappropriate but really funny.

The Daddy's Home movies I had very low expectations for, but I'm just going to admit they both made me laugh out loud.

Paul Blart, Mall cop? i Haven't seen it but my 9 year old watched both at a sleepover recently.

Mrs. Doubtfire (though be aware that a gay character is shown in a positive light, but very '90s stereotyped)
Sister Act

Not a movie, but do these kids know about Studio C? Really great sketch comedy from BYU, so it's always clean. They release a short (5 min or less) sketch a couple times a week. My kids love them, and I think they are often really well done too.

Sneakers -- mostly spy/action movie with humor, no violence

We recently showed our tweens Monty Python's Search for the Holy Grail -- we skipped the vestal virgin scene, the rest was appropriate for tweens.

OK... these movies don't really fit the OP's description, but I wanted to add them on in case anyone was searching for something to show tween boys...

Race to Witch Mountain (lots of action scenes, funny one-liners from Dwayne Johnson)
Big Game (action adventure coming-of-age movie from Finland)

My 11 and 12 year old boys loved both of them.

My tween son and I just watched Jerry Maguire. Funny, sporty and super corny lines to try out on girls - what more could a tween boy want?

Turner and Hooch should be a big hit at that age.

My 13 year old just watched Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy. Weird movie, but they had all read the book as well.