Planes, Trains, & Automobiles

Hands down: Mr. Woodcock

You're Welcome.

These are both crude but I don't care:
We're the Millers
Get Him to the Greek

The Death of Stalin!

Anonymous wrote:I’m going to recommend Everything Everywhere All at Once. It had parts that are extremely funny, and it also makes you feel all sorts of things. It may help with what you are feeling these days.

Saw it last week, and I agree. My only warning is that the “everything everywhere” of the title was also the moviemaking approach. Only watch it when you’re ready to have a LOT thrown at you. (I really enjoyed it. I just felt like afterward I needed to lie down in silence for an hour to recover.)

For the person asking about less cheesy movies, maybe Hunt for the Wilderpeople (Taika Waititi) and The Intouchables (a French movie from a few years back)? Not nonstop humor but still very funny and also happy/touching movies.

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Anonymous wrote:I also agree with Spy and will add The Heat.

The Spy Who Dumped Me

Four Weddings and a Funeral has some howler scenes.

Death at a Funeral - the British one not the American remake - was outrageously funny.

Forgot about that one! Agree it’s one of the funniest movies ever. And definitely just the British version.

RRR (not necessary funny but an absolute bliss to watch with family in iMAX or on Netflix)

Harold and Kumar go to White Castle

Ted is crude but absolutely hilarious!

Anonymous wrote:The Other Woman

Dude, Where's My Car?

Dude Where's My Car? is such an underrated gem

Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar is so hilariously funny and no one has seen it. Go watch it! I saw it once, cracked up, watched it again on a plane and it was even funnier the second time.

Eurovision is not hilarious start to finish but is overall a real treat.

Anonymous wrote:Clerks 1 and 2
We just spent a whole week laughing our asses off watching Trailer Park Boys.
Someone gave us a stack of them. OMG funny !

Dogma

American Pie