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Some of my favorite movies at random, though some I may not find as funny today or maybe I would Clerks Chasing Amy Monty Python, Holy Grail History of the World Galaxy Quest Red Green Duct Tape Forever All of Me, Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Fish Called Wanda Cannonball Run |
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No one has mentioned "The Princess Bride." Inconceivable! Huh, good point. You know, if I was making a list of my favorite movies (generally) it'd make the list, yet I didn't think of it as a "funny movie". That's just crazy. Anybody want a peanut?  EDIT--Someone mentioned Dodgeball, that's definitely a movie that would make my list if I were posting a new one today. Love that movie now. |
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Bubba Hotep End of thread! Nothing more needs to be said! As big a Bruce Campbell fan as I am, I can't believe that I've not seen that yet. You said the same thing yesterday. By now, there is no excuse. One more day, and you lose your Bruce Campbell fan status. Don't let this happen. The price is too great! The universe is counting on you! It's a $2.99 rental from Amazon Instant Video. You'd have to wait for the DVD to arrive if you ordered it from Netflix. |
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Here are some of my favorites, in no particular order:
This is Spinal Tap
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Looking at that clip, it's amazing how they thought that in the future, astronauts would be able to have whatever hairstyles they wanted. I think the idea is that they have been out there a loooooooooooong time..Way too long. Nothing works. Hair is long. They live in the meat locker because the crew quarters are damaged. The commander is dead, sort of. They put him in suspended animation and can ask him a question or two if they really need to. He's expansive with his answers due to being dead and all..Oh and they have an Alien infestation ( Beach Ball with feet) that they cant get rid of..Precursor to "Alien" which he made later when he grew up.. Okay..one last clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luaRtGn2tsI&NR=1 |
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Korben Dallas: We need to find the leader, Mangalores won't fight without the leader.
Aknot: One more shot, and we start killing hostages!
Korben Dallas: That's the leader.
Aknot: Send someone to negotiate.
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Fog: No, sure, sure, sure.
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Fog: Wh-where did he learn to n-negotiate like that?
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One of the single greatest comedies of the last decade, perhaps for its genre maybe in the top 8 of all time. Seen it a few dozen times. And I cry every time. I always knew you had a strange sense of humor, I find Will Farrell to be very irritating.. in most of his stuff The movie is pure comedy platinum. His other movies tank. His greatest work is his Robert Goulet schtick on Conan. |
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One of the single greatest comedies of the last decade, perhaps for its genre maybe in the top 8 of all time. Seen it a few dozen times. And I cry every time. I always knew you had a strange sense of humor, I find Will Farrell to be very irritating.. in most of his stuff I never liked any of the other Will Ferrell movies. Probably the ice skating humor is what got me. Just cracks me up EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Odd. I liked Blades of Glory, but I think Anchorman and Zoolander are easily better Ferrell films. |
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Let There Be Light
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« Reply #87 on: September 06, 2011, 10:22:18 PM » |
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And now for something completely different. Ladies and Gentleman.. The Great Flydidni http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJTKgncSRsg |
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\"Why were so many Civil War battles fought in National Parks? \"
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akimori makoto
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« Reply #88 on: September 06, 2011, 11:27:14 PM » |
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Could have done without Jennifer Aniston, though.
Like everything, really. |
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The Episcopallian road is easy and wide, for many go through it to find destruction. lol sorry channeling Isa.
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