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  • Jake
    MURCer
    • Aug 1999
    • 427

    #16
    "Have you ever been in a Turkish prison", "Have you ever seen a grown man naked", "I take it black - like my man" and the two jive talking black guys and the nun just kills me every time.

    If the "Saturday Night Fever" dance scene is not enough to make one soil ones pants from laughing, I just don't know what will.

    It has to be Airplane...

    Jake

    [This message has been edited by Jake (edited 02 January 2001).]
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    • paulcs
      Super MURCer
      • Jan 2000
      • 3098

      #17
      Annie Hall and Manhattan come to mind. I'm a big Woody Allen fan. DZeus, I think there are a lot of funny French films -- most of them directed by Bertrand Blier.

      The most unintentionally funny film I've ever seen was the first Star Trek movie. I found it overly sentimental and pretty boring until the last twenty minutes or so. I found the conclusion so funny, I fell off my chair laughing. I had my feet up on the seats in front of me, and one got caught between two of the seats as I fell. There I was, on that dirty floor, my foot caught above me, and I can't get up.

      My friends found this far funnier than the film.

      I think the fourth Star Trek film was very (intentionally) funny, however. Until recently, I've liked all the even number Star Trek films and disliked the odd. I think the last two were pretty good, however, so the hopscotch streak is over.

      Paul
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      [This message has been edited by paulcs (edited 02 January 2001).]

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      • Brian R.
        Super MURCer
        • Aug 1999
        • 3874

        #18
        Was the first one the VGER one?

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        • Thundrchez
          MURCer
          • Nov 1999
          • 581

          #19
          Dumb and Dumber is one of my all time favorite flicks. You are left wondering throughout the entire movie which one is Dumb and which one is Dumber.

          The Blues Brothers and Blues Brothers 2000 are great.
          The Naked Gun series is hilarious.
          Monty Python & the Holy Grail is spectacular.
          Galaxy Quest if you are a Trekkie.
          The first Ace Ventura was really good.
          And don't forget the first Smokey and the Bandit. Now that had some great lines in it.

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          • Himself
            Super MURCer
            • Aug 1999
            • 1308

            #20
            I thought dumb and dumber was just dumb, that class of humour just goes under my head. Of films with that kind of humour the best I've seen lately has to be Scary Movie. Of Jim Carey's films, from what I recall, The Mask and Liar Liar were much funnier.

            The most unintentionally funny film I've seen has to be Basket Case, it was just sooo bad.

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            • Gurm
              MS Fanboy
              • Aug 1999
              • 11460

              #21
              I'm with Himself here. As I get older (and I'm a whole whopping 25 years old now) I fail to appreciate movies like Dumb and Dumber. It was just stupid. Not funny, just dumb.

              In fact, I watched Naked Gun - and it was pretty stupid too.

              So I said "have I just lost my adolescent sense of humor?", and tried to find out.

              Nope. It's still there. I watched "Surf Ninjas" and still laughed. *shrug*

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              • Wombat
                Super MURCer
                • Aug 2000
                • 9498

                #22
                If you're looking for "Dumb"-style flicks, I thought American Pie was great in the theaters, and not as gutter.

                I recently saw "Meet the Parents", and I don't think I'd laughed that hard at something (that wasn't a real-life occurence) in a long time.

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                • paulcs
                  Super MURCer
                  • Jan 2000
                  • 3098

                  #23
                  Brian, it was VGER. Particularly, the cosmic love scene. This was when it first came out. I've seen it since, and it wasn't quite as funny (although just as bad).

                  Last night, before Himself posted, I asked my roommate the topic question. He's in his early forties and cited Scary Movie as the funniest film he's seen recently.

                  Paul
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                  [This message has been edited by paulcs (edited 03 January 2001).]

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                  • BarryS
                    mini MURCer
                    • Oct 2000
                    • 86

                    #24
                    1) Some Like It Hot
                    2) The Blues Brothers
                    3) Blazing Saddles

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                    • Pace
                      Super MURCer
                      • Feb 2000
                      • 3414

                      #25
                      How long since Dumb & Dumber came out? My Dad is 53 and he loved it - I'll admit I was surprised by how much he liked it though!

                      Though I think I'll retract my vote for it - as I don't think it will appeal to all types of people - or am I getting too serious in a fun thread

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                      • paulcs
                        Super MURCer
                        • Jan 2000
                        • 3098

                        #26
                        Some Like it Hot is one of my favorite films. I have it on LD.

                        Put that on my list, please.

                        Paul
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                        • Johnny Ray
                          MURCer
                          • Sep 1999
                          • 406

                          #27
                          The Holy Grail's way up there on my list. When it first came out, a friend of mine spent about an hour describing his favorite scenes....I was laughing so hard at HIS description. Finally got around to seeing it, and was laughing just as hard the "second" time through. What a classic. The only thing close to it was Life of Brian.

                          Airplane was great too, but I don't think it's aged as well; probably due to all the bad subsequent copies of its style that we've all seen.

                          My favorite unintentionally funny movie? Easy: "Voyage into Space"; bad japanese Sci-fi at it's best.

                          John

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                          • Brian R.
                            Super MURCer
                            • Aug 1999
                            • 3874

                            #28
                            A few years ago, I would have voted for "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World". That had to have the greatest cast in the history of comedy.

                            Sylvester was great (crying profusely..."I'm coming mama! You're baby's coming")

                            Stars include Phil Silvers, Don Knotts, Buddy Hacket, Spencer Tracy, Sid Caesar, Johnathan Winters, Milton Berle, Jimmy Durante, Jerry Lewis, Ethyl Merman, Terry Thomas, Buster Keaton, Mickey Rooney, and more I can't recall.

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                            • agallag
                              Super MURCer
                              • Aug 1999
                              • 3201

                              #29
                              Another classic I forgot to mention, "A Fish Called Wanda". A friend of mine is actually thinking of getting "XKRED27" on his license plate.

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                              • Electric Amish
                                MURCer
                                • Aug 1999
                                • 920

                                #30
                                Some of my favorites:

                                Hudson Hawk
                                All Monty Python
                                Dogma
                                Scary Movie

                                amish
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