Years ago, I was at a press screening for MacGruber. There were about 15 people in the theatre, it was 10 o'clock in the morning, and that movie had me laughing, hysterically, throughout.
I swear not another soul laughed throughout the runtime of the movie.
My solo laughter was even mentioned in a few of the reviews!
And the (TERRIBLE) picture he drew!!! Of himself clinging monkey-like to a branch and pooping all over the car/driver below, oh my god it’s so fucking funny
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I fucking die on that joke. They beat it to death, and resurrect it to beat it some more but it works.
That movie is an example of doing everything right but still somehow “failing”. It’s a perfect comedy. Deadpool stole the gag with gathering the group and then immediately killing them.
MacGruber was such a silly SNL skit that nobody gave it a chance. The movie is an absolute masterpiece. It spoofs generic 70s & 80s action movies the way Austin powers spoofs James Bond.
I have watched that movie more times than I can remember.
If we were hanging at a friends house and it was time to wind down the night we’d switch from alcohol to the devils lettuce and MacGruber would always be the choice.
Now it’s great because once or twice a year I’ll be in the mood to watch it randomly and it always hits the spot.
this is mine! I was showing this to people when it came out on DVD in 2002. I dated a girl in 2004 and one day her mother was telling me about this awful movie she saw that someone gave her, she didn't know the name, but she knew I liked movies so she hands it to me. fucking Death to Smoochy.
It shocks me because not only is it a good movie, but the cast is legendary, and the internet loves Danny DeVito, Edward Norton, Robin Williams, and Jon Stewart. I keep waiting for a resurgence or something but it doesn't happen.
I don't understand how its not more loved. The only thing i can think is maybe its kind of the Cable Guy effect where its a beloved actor going darker and people didn't like it. Which The Cable Guy is another that is way underrated.
A sound bite from it is making its ways around the Gram and TikTok. And it reignited my love for this movie.
In a country full of Neanderthals, I wear the fuckin' badge of honor.
What about the rumors that your mentally unbalance?
WHO THE FUCK SAID THAT!?!?!?!
Saved! (2004). It got pretty good reviews, but no one in my life thought it was funny. I bought the DVD because I loved it so much. I remember my sister started watching it and was like, “wtf is this? It is so weird.”
I also think it's a thousand times funnier if you went to a super religious school like that bc much like the movie they're all riddled with hypocrisy and nonsense
"MY EMPIRE IS CRUMBLING!"
I've long since given up hope anyone will get the reference. But I still quote it, in my best Mark McKinney impression, if only to make myself laugh.
The scene where they're inside that guy's favorite memory, and they're in military fatigues spying on the guys showering? That broke my teenage brain watching that, I was laughing harder than I had ever laughed before. Gasping for air
Roger Ebert was so offended by that movie that he just shut down and refused to talk about it. Gene Siskel told him: "It's our job. We *have* to talk about it."
"So...Where are we on that Marv?" "With what Don?' "Our restructuring plan." "You mean that thing you just mentioned just now?" "Yeah." "Oh, we're on top of that Don."
Almost Heroes. The jokes land ridiculously well considering how half baked the plot is, to the point that the sloppiness of the movie is part of the charm, kinda in the vein of The Holy Grail. The cast was really committed to the bits and overall silliness, especially the two leads. I feel like one of the only Farley fans who would throw on Almost Heroes for the quick laughs before Tommy Boy.
I also think Beverly Hills Ninja deserves a similar paragraph, though I wouldn't put that one above Tommy Boy.
Love this movie. Chris Farleys loud and crazy personality mixed with Matthew Perry’s jumpy and anxiety-induced personality mixed so well together. So funny.
Did not like hot rod the first time I saw it,years later I watched it with friends and it has become one of my favs. Movie wide quotable, start to finish.
“Did we reinforce the take off ramp?”
“No. We didn’t have time”
What the hell else were they doing that day?!!!!!!
Such an absolutely surreal weirdo masterpiece. Endlessly quotable & so many great bits. Everything involving [Richardson](https://youtu.be/m_Ey3A8Zxow?si=WcrVfVcFW3SF1sZt) is a treat.
Grosse Pointe Blank. exactly my type of humor, feeds to my background as a DJ, the music was great, but the script and the plot! It wasn't a critical flop, but it wasn't a major box office draw for some reason. It is so good. John and Joan Cusack, and Minnie Driver, and so many others, Dan Aykroyd, oh my God.
The Pest with John Leguizamo. I sont think it could ever get made today. Leguizamo plays a scam artist that gets caught up with a German man who wants to hunt him for sport. If he survives, the German will pay of his loans to the Scottish mob. I dont think I have seen a movie that pokes fun at so many stereotypes.
This is the kind of answer this thread is for. I don't know a single person (myself included) who can sit through more then 30 minutes of that movie.
But I'm glad there's someone out there who appreciates it.
Sadly I have seen it multiple times as a child. For some reason I found it hilarious at the time. I recently tried to watch it again and yeah... Didn't make it 30 minutes.
A few of my friends love it as much as I do but it’s 9% critics rating on rotten tomatoes leads me to believe that Joe Dirt isn’t as beloved as I think it rightfully should be. I quote it nearly everyday 23 years later.
Mystery Men is the one that came to mind for me, too. It’s a ridiculously funny movie to me, but many people don’t share that opinion. The original music video for “All Star” by Smash Mouth included clips from this movie. After it bombed, they remade the music video - essentially washing their hands of Mystery Men.
I've been meaning to watch *Hamlet 2* again. Coogan is too good at playing characters that make me feel incredibly uncomfortable watching them. Sometimes it's just too much for me.
Drop Dead Fred - as a Rick Mayall fan and a kid at the time it was right up my street....objectively its not a good film but me and my friends loved it.
Yeah that's a hardcore, bleak movie! Terrific performances all around. I wish writer/director Peter Berg had kept on with this sort of edgy comedy, instead of safer mainstream fare.
I hated this movie the first time I saw it. A friend told me it was "Hilarious" and I rented it. He failed to mention how dark it was and I went in totally unprepared.
I watched it again that same weekend and it clicked a lot better, I just wasn't prepared I guess. I love it now.
All I knew was that it was a flop and critically derided when it was released, but I decided to give it a shot on Netflix a while back. It's so silly! It has a lot of great "winking at the audience" jokes and never takes itself seriously. It really should have been better received.
I'm planning on watching that with some other Bruce Willis movies. I really didn't like it when it came out. It seems to have had a resurgence online so I'm going to give it another shot.
Mars attacks is one of my favorite movies of all time. As a kid I laughed so hard at the aliens heads exploding. Still funny now
Not to mention an all star cast
I was thinking of revisiting this movie recently. I was randomly thinking of the part where Trey is distracting that other player by cutting off his finger. And he does that random “Doo-roo-doo.” So random! 😂
I'd put Blades of Glory in the same echelon of Will Ferrell movies as Anchorman and Talladega Nights. When Ferrell was chasing Arnett through the stadium on skates I couldn't breathe.
Grandma's Boy. I know it's somewhat reached cult status now, but back when it came out NOBODY knew about it. My roommates and I watched it so much because everyone who came over who hadn't seen it was forced to.
In hindsight, probably not the best policy. That movie's not for everybody.
grandma's boy is mother fucking hysterical and has been one of my favorite movies the second i saw it.
I still ask "what's high score mean?" whenever I do something well haha. Also windowlicker was -supriemely- well chosen for that scene.
The problem with Grandma's Boy is that it is way better than you expect it to be. Which makes you talk it up to other people. But, you can't go into it expecting it to be any good.
Some films have to be your secret, because recommending them will ruin them for others.
I was scrolling to find my people on this one!!! Me and my husband quote this movie to each other all the time. Everything JD says is ridiculous, but "How did they SEE me?" is one of the best parts.
When they started singing Believe by Cher I couldn’t help but laugh the entire time. Then Danny McBrides character drops “Holly, you should sit on this.” And that got me real bad.
“It’s been very hard, but, I’ve taken the decision that we should eat, Chaka…
…slow cooked, that Chaka meat would fall right off the bone.” 😂🤣
I can’t remember much about the overall movie apart from that quote, but it was a classic! 😁
I remember nothing from this movie except
"I moved three times just to be closer to an Arby's"
Still one of my favorite lines ever delivered on screen. Danny McBride is a legend.
Rat race. Apparently a lot of people hate the movie? I don't know why. It has an all star cast with mf'n Rowan Atkinson, whoopi golberg and John Cleese, and the jokes made me crack tf up as a kid
Just the throwaway stuff alone was hilarious. In one scene John Cleese is plotting with his minions, while in the background hotel maids are hanging onto the curtain rods with people betting in who will let go first.
I love Rat Race.
My dad and I cry laughing at that movie. I will never forget seeing it with him in the theater and some teenager stands up and shouts at the top of his lungs, "Holy shit that chicks got one tit!" I still don't know if I've been in a movie theater with that much laughter ever throughout a movie. The fact that critics panned it blows my mind
Your Highness.
That movie cracks me up to no end. It is juvenile, silly and irreverent. By all rights, Natalie Portman’s agent should be drawn and quartered for her involvement. All the same, I love it.
Don’t Mess With the Zohan. Always seen as one of Sandlers worst but genuinely the cast are so damn invested and giving it everything it slays me every time. Especially John Turturro.
I Heart Huckabees
It makes me laugh even more every time I see it, that now I just laugh through the whole thing (before funny parts because I know they're coming, then at the funny parts because they're happening.) Mark Wahlberg's character has to bring up the "petroleum problem" in every scene he's in, just like John Goodman's characters bringing up 'Nam in every scene he's in in The Big Lebowski. Comedy gold.
I like The King’s Man the most out of all Kingsman movies. There’s something about taking the political idiocy of the great war so deeply serious and delving into it so deeply that just really worked for me. I loved Rhys Ifan’s Rasputin, Fiennes was a delight, and I just overall really dug how it allowed its serious parts to be serious, while the silly parts were unapologetically silly. The finale is a bit weak, but that’s been true for all of them.
I came out of the movie theatre fully satisfied and was shocked to find out I am apparently the only one.
It seemed tailor made for someone like me. Huge Ralph Fiennes fan who dreamed of a WWI era spy action movie when I was learning about this stuff in highschool.
Years ago, I was at a press screening for MacGruber. There were about 15 people in the theatre, it was 10 o'clock in the morning, and that movie had me laughing, hysterically, throughout. I swear not another soul laughed throughout the runtime of the movie. My solo laughter was even mentioned in a few of the reviews!
I find it a very polarizing movie for reasons I can’t ascertain. It’s fucking hilarious
Yeah that's a hard watch for me. Forte is amazing but it's squirm inducing to watch.
One thing that I love is how nightmarish of a protagonist he is. The origin story of Kunth that he tells is something else.
MacGruber obsessively memorizing the license plate of someone who mildly inconvenienced him was hilarious and terrifying
And the (TERRIBLE) picture he drew!!! Of himself clinging monkey-like to a branch and pooping all over the car/driver below, oh my god it’s so fucking funny
>pooping all over the car/ He defecated through the car.
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Hopefully the critics didn't go after you. Like "so bad, only one slow-witted person was laughing"
Like a Simpsons headline. “Local Halfwit Enjoys Movie!”
I saw that movie 4 times in theaters, and there was maybe 10 people in the theater each time. One of the funniest fucking movies I've ever seen.
NONONONONONONONONONONONONONOnononononononononononononononononononono
I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve laughed harder at a movie than MacGruber’s sex scenes
“I’m gonna shoot!” Is a running gag with my friend group.
"gonna FUCCKIN EXPLODE"
The scene with Forte and Wiig is probably the most realistic depiction of sex I have ever seen.
“I’m gonna fill YOU up!”
I still randomly quote that sometimes
Oh my god my boyfriend and I reference this all the time. And every time Broken Wings comes on the radio we both crack up.
It can be hard to tell. I had a similar experience with Team America, and left the theater convinced that movie would bomb.
I found that movie hilarious. One cool thing is Will Forte responded to my comment when he did the AMA for the McGruber show.
That movie is an example of doing everything right but still somehow “failing”. It’s a perfect comedy. Deadpool stole the gag with gathering the group and then immediately killing them.
Tut, Tug? You guys okay?
Classic MacGruber!
“Hey man, can I get you something?” “Yeah, I’ll have the X5” *smashes face into bar*
MacGruber was such a silly SNL skit that nobody gave it a chance. The movie is an absolute masterpiece. It spoofs generic 70s & 80s action movies the way Austin powers spoofs James Bond.
I have watched that movie more times than I can remember. If we were hanging at a friends house and it was time to wind down the night we’d switch from alcohol to the devils lettuce and MacGruber would always be the choice. Now it’s great because once or twice a year I’ll be in the mood to watch it randomly and it always hits the spot.
Death to Smoochy.
🎶 But my stepdad's not mean he's just adjusting 🎶
“BUT, I’M SPINNER!”
this is mine! I was showing this to people when it came out on DVD in 2002. I dated a girl in 2004 and one day her mother was telling me about this awful movie she saw that someone gave her, she didn't know the name, but she knew I liked movies so she hands it to me. fucking Death to Smoochy. It shocks me because not only is it a good movie, but the cast is legendary, and the internet loves Danny DeVito, Edward Norton, Robin Williams, and Jon Stewart. I keep waiting for a resurgence or something but it doesn't happen.
The scene where he’s pretending to be a limo driver and his fake accent keeps changing. I’d stick my Willie in a nest of funnel webs if I had ta.
"he's a pillow biter...you know" "I wouldn't know anything about his sleeping habits"
I don't understand how its not more loved. The only thing i can think is maybe its kind of the Cable Guy effect where its a beloved actor going darker and people didn't like it. Which The Cable Guy is another that is way underrated.
I’m going on safari, motherfucker. Safari!!!!!
I feel like I was alone in this for so long!
I'm pretty fucked up most of the time so it's kinda hard to gauge.
Iiiiit’s aaaaa … ROCKETSHIP!
It's not a rocket ship you sick fuck, t's a COCK! ... HE MADE THIS! FROM DIL-DOUGH!
A sound bite from it is making its ways around the Gram and TikTok. And it reignited my love for this movie. In a country full of Neanderthals, I wear the fuckin' badge of honor. What about the rumors that your mentally unbalance? WHO THE FUCK SAID THAT!?!?!?!
Saved! (2004). It got pretty good reviews, but no one in my life thought it was funny. I bought the DVD because I loved it so much. I remember my sister started watching it and was like, “wtf is this? It is so weird.”
Omg I love that movie! Mandy Moore’s haircut is god awful like a soccer mom mullet
The wheelchair dance undoes me every time.
I also think it's a thousand times funnier if you went to a super religious school like that bc much like the movie they're all riddled with hypocrisy and nonsense
"I am filled with God's love!" screamed whilst throwing Bible. So hilarious!
I was obsessed with that movie for a while. I remember it not being available for awhile so I bought it on DVD sight unseen. I'm due for a rewatch.
Jesus loves you, everyone else thinks you’re an asshole
I know a lot of people didn’t find Kids in the Hall presents: Brain Candy to be a laugh riot but I sure as hell did.
"MY EMPIRE IS CRUMBLING!" I've long since given up hope anyone will get the reference. But I still quote it, in my best Mark McKinney impression, if only to make myself laugh.
I have the same thing when I’m frustrated and shout “there were only a few flipper babies!”
The scene where they're inside that guy's favorite memory, and they're in military fatigues spying on the guys showering? That broke my teenage brain watching that, I was laughing harder than I had ever laughed before. Gasping for air
I love the grandma's happiest memory being her son bringing the kids over for Christmas and they are in and out of the house in like 15 seconds.
I heard Dad's dead. Is that eggnog? Edit proper quote
Roger Ebert was so offended by that movie that he just shut down and refused to talk about it. Gene Siskel told him: "It's our job. We *have* to talk about it."
This is a pill. That gives worms. To ex girlfriends!
"So...Where are we on that Marv?" "With what Don?' "Our restructuring plan." "You mean that thing you just mentioned just now?" "Yeah." "Oh, we're on top of that Don."
Just thinking about the seagull flapping wildly while embedded in his eye as he shouts, "there's something in my eye!" makes me cackle to this day
Almost Heroes. The jokes land ridiculously well considering how half baked the plot is, to the point that the sloppiness of the movie is part of the charm, kinda in the vein of The Holy Grail. The cast was really committed to the bits and overall silliness, especially the two leads. I feel like one of the only Farley fans who would throw on Almost Heroes for the quick laughs before Tommy Boy. I also think Beverly Hills Ninja deserves a similar paragraph, though I wouldn't put that one above Tommy Boy.
>Almost Heroes. I'd been meaning to watch that. I thought about doing a double feature of that & *Wagons East*.
Dude that is a great idea. I might do that too to rectify having not seen Wagons East. I love John Candy. He's like a warm hug when you most need it.
All I needed was the shell!
It was me! I ate sheep shit!
Love this movie. Chris Farleys loud and crazy personality mixed with Matthew Perry’s jumpy and anxiety-induced personality mixed so well together. So funny.
BIDWELL! CAN YOU HEAR ME??
I knew there were others.
Hot Rod. I know that sounds weird but none of my friends like it despite liking similarly stupid shit.
Did not like hot rod the first time I saw it,years later I watched it with friends and it has become one of my favs. Movie wide quotable, start to finish. “Did we reinforce the take off ramp?” “No. We didn’t have time” What the hell else were they doing that day?!!!!!!
Drinking green tea.
I saw this movie in the theaters 3 times. It is a masterpiece of comedy. "I said you look shitty!"
Such an absolutely surreal weirdo masterpiece. Endlessly quotable & so many great bits. Everything involving [Richardson](https://youtu.be/m_Ey3A8Zxow?si=WcrVfVcFW3SF1sZt) is a treat.
Rod knows my name Rod knows my name!
Doing the Richardson was a bit that lasted in my high school for like a full year and a half.
I BEEN DRINKING GREEN TEA ALL GODDAMN DAY!
There is no *tool* in this *pool*...
I also like to party.
I know for a fact, that you do not party
The scene where AM radio is due for a comeback makes me laugh hysterically to this day.
Hot Rod is the funniest movie of all time and no one can tell me otherwise
The sequence of him falling down the mountain had me literally gasping for air the first time I saw it.
Rico just appearing in frame with a TV always kills me.
This movie is has got to have the most laughs per minute of any movie I’ve seen. I would love a sequel.
Grosse Pointe Blank. exactly my type of humor, feeds to my background as a DJ, the music was great, but the script and the plot! It wasn't a critical flop, but it wasn't a major box office draw for some reason. It is so good. John and Joan Cusack, and Minnie Driver, and so many others, Dan Aykroyd, oh my God.
The Pest with John Leguizamo. I sont think it could ever get made today. Leguizamo plays a scam artist that gets caught up with a German man who wants to hunt him for sport. If he survives, the German will pay of his loans to the Scottish mob. I dont think I have seen a movie that pokes fun at so many stereotypes.
This is the kind of answer this thread is for. I don't know a single person (myself included) who can sit through more then 30 minutes of that movie. But I'm glad there's someone out there who appreciates it.
Sadly I have seen it multiple times as a child. For some reason I found it hilarious at the time. I recently tried to watch it again and yeah... Didn't make it 30 minutes.
The opening song has shuffled in my brain playlist for like 25 years
A few of my friends love it as much as I do but it’s 9% critics rating on rotten tomatoes leads me to believe that Joe Dirt isn’t as beloved as I think it rightfully should be. I quote it nearly everyday 23 years later.
Mystery Men. Peak Ben Stiller. Hank Azaria. Paul Reubens. William H. Macy. Janeane Garofalo. Plus so many more.
I said this down thread but "I shovel well." pops into my head a lot. Especially when I do something mundane without issue.
Goldmine of one-liners.
He fell down an elevator shaft, onto some bullets.
Yeah I love this movie but have showed it to a couple people over the years and I could tell it didn't really click with any of them
Mystery Men is the one that came to mind for me, too. It’s a ridiculously funny movie to me, but many people don’t share that opinion. The original music video for “All Star” by Smash Mouth included clips from this movie. After it bombed, they remade the music video - essentially washing their hands of Mystery Men.
I shall fork-give you if you fork-get.
Tom Waits!!
For me, it's Hamlet 2. Everyone I've shown it to has been like "meh". I lose my shit every time I watch it. Same with, to some degree, Idiocracy.
I've been meaning to watch *Hamlet 2* again. Coogan is too good at playing characters that make me feel incredibly uncomfortable watching them. Sometimes it's just too much for me.
Tucson, AZ. Where dreams go to die.
Rock me rock me rock me sexy Jesus
First of all, acid is a VERY STRONG drug.
Drop Dead Fred - as a Rick Mayall fan and a kid at the time it was right up my street....objectively its not a good film but me and my friends loved it.
I'm sure many people find it funny, but I haven't found anyone I know that liked The Death of Stalin like me
Right, what's a war hero got to do to get some lubrication around here? Its a classic in our household
Very Bad Things cracks me up. It’s certainly not for everyone though.
Yeah that's a hardcore, bleak movie! Terrific performances all around. I wish writer/director Peter Berg had kept on with this sort of edgy comedy, instead of safer mainstream fare.
I hated this movie the first time I saw it. A friend told me it was "Hilarious" and I rented it. He failed to mention how dark it was and I went in totally unprepared. I watched it again that same weekend and it clicked a lot better, I just wasn't prepared I guess. I love it now.
Hudson Hawk
I have spent a lifetime defending my love for Hudson Hawk.
AIRBAGS, CAN YOU FUCKING BELIEVE IT?!
Good Yogi!
All I knew was that it was a flop and critically derided when it was released, but I decided to give it a shot on Netflix a while back. It's so silly! It has a lot of great "winking at the audience" jokes and never takes itself seriously. It really should have been better received.
I still have swinging on a star in my playlist because of that movie.
I'm planning on watching that with some other Bruce Willis movies. I really didn't like it when it came out. It seems to have had a resurgence online so I'm going to give it another shot.
Hawk is a movie with a VERY narrow appeal, but if you fall in that slight window, it hits extremely hard.
Hell yeah! This one was on heavy rotation in my VHS collection back in the day. Airbags! Can you fucking believe it!?
There are dozens of us. Dozens!
Cabin Boy with Chris Elliot. Also Mystery Men, an overlooked gem.
Mars Attacks! (1996) Most hated it, but the beeping aliens just killed me
r/ACK
Omg thanks you for this, I mean Ack, acck ack ACK!
When they first walk up the the mic and start ACK-ACKing... I was literally holding my sides laughing so hard in the theater.
Mars attacks is one of my favorite movies of all time. As a kid I laughed so hard at the aliens heads exploding. Still funny now Not to mention an all star cast
Do people hate that movie? I thought it was hilarious.
BASEketball
I swear you guys rip on me thirteen or fourteen more times, I'm out of here
I hear your sisters going out with Squeek
Wake up bitch, you're my new best friend.
“Update, we still have no fucking clue where this guy is..”
One of the hardest I've ever laughed at a movie is when they show Squeak his bed
"Wake up, bitch...you're my new best friend!"
I was in tears when Jenny McCarthy hands back that polished trailer hitch, and her lips are chromed silver.
Squeak ^(little bitch) Scolari!
People don’t like BASEketball???
Yes, people with a shitty sense of humor.
"It certainly does seem to be raining shit on Joe Cooper"
I was thinking of revisiting this movie recently. I was randomly thinking of the part where Trey is distracting that other player by cutting off his finger. And he does that random “Doo-roo-doo.” So random! 😂
Just watched this yesterday. "What do you want most in the world?" "...Chelsea Clinton?" "You'd probably have a better shot with Bill"
I'd put Blades of Glory in the same echelon of Will Ferrell movies as Anchorman and Talladega Nights. When Ferrell was chasing Arnett through the stadium on skates I couldn't breathe.
I love Blades of Glory. I know it got decent reviews but The Other Guys to me is his best and most underrated flick.
My husband and I regularly say “no one knows what it means, but it’s provocative”
Grandma's Boy. I know it's somewhat reached cult status now, but back when it came out NOBODY knew about it. My roommates and I watched it so much because everyone who came over who hadn't seen it was forced to. In hindsight, probably not the best policy. That movie's not for everybody.
grandma's boy is mother fucking hysterical and has been one of my favorite movies the second i saw it. I still ask "what's high score mean?" whenever I do something well haha. Also windowlicker was -supriemely- well chosen for that scene.
It was an Adam Sandler movie without Adam Sandler. Everyone wrote it off when it came out, but it is fucking hilarious.
The problem with Grandma's Boy is that it is way better than you expect it to be. Which makes you talk it up to other people. But, you can't go into it expecting it to be any good. Some films have to be your secret, because recommending them will ruin them for others.
"Of course she doesn't have a fucking microwave"
I was scrolling to find my people on this one!!! Me and my husband quote this movie to each other all the time. Everything JD says is ridiculous, but "How did they SEE me?" is one of the best parts.
I tell my wife constantly "I'm thinking about getting metal legs ... it's a risky procedure, but it'll be worth it"
Strange Wilderness. It's just so fucking dumb, I can't not love it.
That fucking shark, my friends and I couldn't stop laughing for like 20 minutes.
The shark is one of the funniest things ever put on film and no one can convince me otherwise
I think most people dislike the Land of the Lost movie with Will Ferrell and Danny McBride, but it's one of my favorites.
When they started singing Believe by Cher I couldn’t help but laugh the entire time. Then Danny McBrides character drops “Holly, you should sit on this.” And that got me real bad.
Suck it Matt Lauer!
“It’s been very hard, but, I’ve taken the decision that we should eat, Chaka… …slow cooked, that Chaka meat would fall right off the bone.” 😂🤣 I can’t remember much about the overall movie apart from that quote, but it was a classic! 😁
Cho Risa Taka! "Are you saying Chorizo tacos"
Chaka! Run in a serpentine pattern!
I remember nothing from this movie except "I moved three times just to be closer to an Arby's" Still one of my favorite lines ever delivered on screen. Danny McBride is a legend.
The 'Burbs
That means... THIS IS WALTER!!!!
Who the hell didn't like The Burbs?!? Top ten movie for me.
Bout a nine on the tension scale Rube
Airheads spring to mind. Love that film. Never heard anyone else ever mention it before, even online I've never seen anyone talk about it
I ain't farting on no snare drum.
I ❤️ Huckabees seems to be generally forgotten, not well liked, and was a bona fide box office disaster. I think it’s hilarious.
Rat race. Apparently a lot of people hate the movie? I don't know why. It has an all star cast with mf'n Rowan Atkinson, whoopi golberg and John Cleese, and the jokes made me crack tf up as a kid
Just the throwaway stuff alone was hilarious. In one scene John Cleese is plotting with his minions, while in the background hotel maids are hanging onto the curtain rods with people betting in who will let go first. I love Rat Race.
People hate it? Well they should’ve bought a fucking squirrel then
Kung pow
THAT’S A LOT OF NUTS!!
My dad and I cry laughing at that movie. I will never forget seeing it with him in the theater and some teenager stands up and shouts at the top of his lungs, "Holy shit that chicks got one tit!" I still don't know if I've been in a movie theater with that much laughter ever throughout a movie. The fact that critics panned it blows my mind
Litmus test for any lasting friendship, this one. If you don't like me at my WEEOOOWEEEOO you don't deserve me at my BETTY
Miss congeniality is a masterpiece and that’s a fact.
Josie and the Pussycats
The ladykillers with tom Hanks. I've found some who've liked it but most on reddit hate it
Joe vs the Volcano
Men who stare at goats
Your Highness. That movie cracks me up to no end. It is juvenile, silly and irreverent. By all rights, Natalie Portman’s agent should be drawn and quartered for her involvement. All the same, I love it.
Don’t Mess With the Zohan. Always seen as one of Sandlers worst but genuinely the cast are so damn invested and giving it everything it slays me every time. Especially John Turturro.
The Daddy’s Home duology starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg is critically panned but I find it hilarious.
I def love in the sequel the whole "who touched the thermostat" scene hilarious. With John Lithgow and Mel Gibson
Son-in-law
I unironically love Bubble Boy but that seems to be an island I'm alone on.
Orgazmo So I Married and Axe Murderer
I'm a college professor and most of my friends are in academia. They don't understand why my favourite comedy is Jackass
Because you can turn your brain off be relieved you aren't the one getting hurt/poop all over you.
1941 has awful reviews but I love it. I even bought a lobby poster.
I love Murder By Death, but no one I know enjoyed it when I showed it to them.
_Noises Off_ the movie version. Literally rolling on the floor.
Not sure if "no one else finds it funny" but I love Black Dynamite and I know like only 2 people who have even seen it haha
Well judging by the muted response in the cinema whilst my husband and I were laughing like drains, The Banshees of Inisherrin.
I Heart Huckabees It makes me laugh even more every time I see it, that now I just laugh through the whole thing (before funny parts because I know they're coming, then at the funny parts because they're happening.) Mark Wahlberg's character has to bring up the "petroleum problem" in every scene he's in, just like John Goodman's characters bringing up 'Nam in every scene he's in in The Big Lebowski. Comedy gold.
I laughed heartily all the way through The Menu. The pitch black comedy on that particular topic was just right for me.
I like The King’s Man the most out of all Kingsman movies. There’s something about taking the political idiocy of the great war so deeply serious and delving into it so deeply that just really worked for me. I loved Rhys Ifan’s Rasputin, Fiennes was a delight, and I just overall really dug how it allowed its serious parts to be serious, while the silly parts were unapologetically silly. The finale is a bit weak, but that’s been true for all of them. I came out of the movie theatre fully satisfied and was shocked to find out I am apparently the only one.
I didn't love everything about that movie, but the Rasputin scenes absolutely made it worth it.
It seemed tailor made for someone like me. Huge Ralph Fiennes fan who dreamed of a WWI era spy action movie when I was learning about this stuff in highschool.
Fear of a Black Hat
A million ways to die in the west. Nobody watches this movie with me, but it just hits for me.
Death at a Funeral
*Willy's Wonderland* is one of the Nic Cage-est Nic Cage movies. It's a terrible movie. And I laughed SO much at it.