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Help me with a list,
So far I have National Lampoons Vacation
And Great Outdoors. There are some comedies that are viewable more than once. Some are classics, some are new,
Like (Meet the parents)
What would you recommend
Follow Ups:
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...Palm Beach Story, La Cage Aux Folle, Bullets Over Broadway, Waiting For Guffman, Best In Show, Arsenic & Old Lace, A Day At The Races, My Little Chickadee, Monty Python & The Holy Grail, Monty Python's Life of Brian, A Fish Called Wanda, The Circus, The General, Bringing Up Baby, O Brother Where Art Thou, all the Wallace & Gromit shorts, Chicken Run, The Princess Bride, Pat & Mike, The Sure Thing, Say Anything, Repo Man, High Fidelity, The Price Of Milk, Cold Comfort Farm, Bedazzled (original with Cook & Moore), An Ideal Husband, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, MASH...for a start.
The Bank Dick, Never Give a Sucker an Even Break, and The Barber
Shop (particularly) with W.C. Fields, Bringing Up Baby (Grant and
Hepburn), and many many many of the early 1 and 2 reel shorts with
Laurel & Hardy, Chaplin, Keaton, Andy Clyde, and their compatriots.
(Some of these early comedies are unsurpassed to this day in their
comedic intensity and vision).
MASH
South Park Movie or season collections.
Coen Brothers' works: Raising Arizona, Fargo, Oh Brother, etc.
'The Magic Christian'
Mystery Train
Hal Hartley's work
Monty Python movies and episode collections.I can't think of all the others now. :)
Happiness
The Producers
Steve Martin's The Man with Two Brains
The Jerk
Pink Panther
Brain Candy
Friday
Radio Days
Election
mp
Just a few ones, to complete those lists...Everything Marx Brothers (well, almost...)
Cukor: "The Women" (simply exhilarating), "My Fair Lady", "Adam´s Rib", and the one already mentioned "Philadelphia Story", just to name a few...
Hawks: "Bringing up Baby", "Ball of Fire", "His Girl Friday" (which has known later reincarnation as "The Front Page"(Wilder)...
John Huston: "The African Queen", "Prizzi´s Honor"...
Billy Wilder: "One, Two, Three", "The Seven Years Itch", "Some like it Hot", "Irma la Douce", "Avanti!", "The Front Page"...
Anything by Tati (Mr Hublot...)
And so many more...Regards
BF
"African Queen" a COMEDY?? Sure. there are some funny moments but I think it's better know as an adventurous romance.
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nt
Bolt,If I were exiled to a desert island with electricity, I'd take a few Glenn Gould and Quartetto Italiano records and:
Dr. Strangelove
It Happened One Night
Young Frankenstein
The Producers
Sleeper
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Ladykillers
Kind Hearts and Coronets
Destry Rides Again
Fargo
M*A*S*H*
Withnail and I
Shrek
Being There- and the 100 others I'll think in the next hour.
Cheers,
Particularly the Gould. I wouldn't be without my DVD of his Goldberg Variations.
Hi,
Rhustler's Rhapsody (!)......Soapdish(!!)......Moon over Parador.....The Great race.....The Mouse that roared......Bringing up baby(!)........Real Men.....My Big Fat Greek Wedding(!)....Young Frankenstein(!).....Any of the original Pink Panther movies(!!)....Pillow talk.....The Court Jester(!)...Foul Play(!!)....Funny Face....All of Me(!)
Like that one a lot.
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Monte Python/Holy Grail, Mister Roberts, Animal House, Christmas Vacation, Blues Brothers, Stripes,....
nt
_____________________________"But this is the plastic age,
the quiet rage
is damned and civilized."
Also, I'm going to say this with a straight face: Super Troopers.
Love Office Space. The Super Troopers contingent made a movie prior to that, I believe called Puddle Cruiser, that's pretty good also.
_____________________________"But this is the plastic age,
the quiet rage
is damned and civilized."
Being There, The Philadelphia Story, Amelie......P.S. I don't own any of these but I would if I started a DVD collection.
I haven't seen that one in a long time, but I just love Peter Sellers. An absolute comic genius-I can watch him in anything, even a bad film like Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu.All of the films you mentioned are favorites of mine.
"A little government and a little luck are necessary in life, but only a fool trusts either of them".
-P. J. O'Rourke
Bedtime Story (Niven and Brando version); MASH.
The Keaton Collection (11 DVD boxed set; several classics)*
The Best of Arbuckle & Keaton
My Best Girl*
The Matinee Idol
Quality Street*
Modern Times*
Duck Soup*
O' Brother Where Art Thou*
Joe's Apartment
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Still Crazy
Shakespeare in Love*
You've Got Mail
Miss Congeniality
The Nightmare Before Christmas*
Antz
Chicken Run*
Toy Story I & II*
Shrek
Monsters Inc.
Finding Nemo*I've included silents, romantic comedies and animation as a part of this list and could recommend just about any of them dependent upon the mood of the viewer at the time; those marked with an asterix are films that I would subjectively describe as timeless classics.
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Spinal Tap
Slapshot
Ravenous
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
My Cousin Vinny
The Freshman
Thick as Thieves
Repo Man
The Royal Tenenbaums
Private PartsNot that I own all of these, but I consider them worthy of ownership - they're all still funny after multiple viewings.
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Buster Keaton's "Sherlock Jr."
Woody Allen's "Take the Money and Run", "Love and Death", "Sleeper"'
"Small Time Crooks", "Mighty Aphrodite", "Bananas"
Billy Wilder's "One, Two, Three"
Mel Brook's "Young Frankenstein"
Coen Brothers' "The Hudsucker Proxy"
"Shakespeare in Love"
"George Lucas in Love"
Roger...Huh?
nt
Back to School – Rodney Dangerfield
Up In Smoke – Cheech & Chong
Blazing Saddles – (for me - the funniest movie ever made)
History of the World, Pt.1
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