Favorite Comedy Films

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Well here is my op slightly edited…

Tons more but here’s a few…

The Bank D (I guess you all know by now, anyway great film)
Duck Soup
His Girl Friday
The Incredibles
The Immigrant (Charlie Chaplain)
Monsters Inc.
The Music Box (Laurel & Hardy)
My Favorite Year
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
The Producers (original)
Toy Story (all three)
 
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I think the hiding of the post is automatic when using certain words. I’d think it would be more useful if it warned you about the word when you submit the post rather than auto-flagging it immediately upon posting.

Anyhoo, some of mine:

Elf
Kicking & Screaming
Rat Race
Paul Blart Mall Cop
 
“Raising Arizona.”
I’ve been laughing at it for 30 years. “Son, you’ve got a panty on yo’r head.”
 
The Three Stooges were quite hilarious. I was thinking about them because they are doing a film on Mr. Rogers here in Pittsburgh and I was a little kid before Rogers was doing his thing.

Moe Larry and Shemp were great entertainers for little children.
Do you remember in Pgh back in the late 1970s/very early 1980s, it seems like there was a Three Stooges mania. I don’t know what it was like in other places, but it seemed like there were 'Stooges film festivals all over the place. (I never bothered with it, myself)
 
The Sting, possibly my all-time favorite movie in any genre.

The Italian Job (the original one, not the remake)

The Blues Brothers

Ferris Buhler’s Day Off

Family Plot

Be Cool

Young Frankenstein

Blazing Saddles


Some Like It Hot

Grumpy Old Men

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Many, many others.
The bolded ones above.
 
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Seemed like there was a Marx Brothers’ or Abbot& Costello movie on TV every Sunday after church when I was a young teenager, and I’d watch every week. I much prefer the Marx Brothers.
 
I really like O Brother, Where Art Thou?. Not your usual brand of comedy I suppose, but I don’t usually like comedies anyway.
 
Repo Man! That is an amazing movie! I can’t tell if it was intended to be a comedy or if it was a really bad sci-fi script that they turned into one.

But great call!
 
A Christmas Story.

Home Alone I and II.

Elf.

National Lampoon: Christmas Vacation.
 
Mike Nesmith was involved, so I presume the comedic elements were intentional.

The line about “ordinary…people”, which I cannot fully quote here on this forum, is my favorite line from a movie ever.
 
A Christmas Story.
This is also a good one. I particularly liked seeing it when it first came out with my mom and her friend who were children in the 1930s and were pointing out stuff like “Oh look at that stove”…“Oh remember Little Orphan Annie” through the whole movie. I found that to be as much fun as watching the movie itself.

The leading local donut shop in Cleveland is selling Bumpus Hound donuts this year to go with the “Christmas Story House” attraction…sadly they are not turkey flavored.
 
One of my favorite lines: “It happens sometimes. people just explode.”
 
I grew up in NY.

Every Sunday had an Abbott and Costello film in the morning in the 1970’s. Sometimes it was the Bowery Boys, I didn’t like them, maybe because I didn’t get the humor.
 
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