Comedy list! In order!

Funniest Movie of all time - still quotable almost 15 years later. Now that Jim Carrey is doing funny movies again - would it kill him to team up with Jeff Daniels one more time and make another classic?

You have bad breath caused by gingivitis. You couldn't get a porn star off. Your hairpiece looks like something that was killed crossing the highway. I don't know whether to comb it or scrape it off with a shovel and bury it in lime. Loser! Idiot! Wimp! Degenerate! *Slut*!

I saw this on friends profile and couldn't believe I didn't have it on my favorites list. I think I saw this for the first time maybe when I was 10 or 11...with my Mom. I remember at the mens laundry scene where the Sex in the City chick is getting it with a jock strap stuffed in her mouth to try and stop the howling. I asked my Mom, "Why is she howling? What's with the jock? Doesn't that smell? Can't he shut her up?" She wished she was the guy hiding behind the mat in the gym she was laughing so hard...anyway, I's all growed up now and can still laugh my butt off through this movie. Scene in the principals office is priceless.
"Have you seen this prick? Report immediately to Beulah Balbricker.

Everything you ever wanted to do at work. Love this show.

Oh, it's me, Dr. Rosenpenis. I'm just here to check out Alan Stanwyk's file.

Definitely a favorite movie - this may have been the most watched and quoted movie of the 80's. So many funny parts. My 18 YO sister got me into this movie when I was 10 and it certainly made an impression on me. Didn't know what the whole "taping the butt cheeks together" thing was all about. Or why it would hurt...or how Ally Sheedy made it snow by shaking out her hair. Loved Paul Gleason as the hard ass teacher that seemed to be a real dick. As I get older I find myself saying/noticing punk ass kids a lot! Hard to believe I am actually sympathetic to the character now. I think I am going to start using the

You mess with the bull, you get the horns!

Chicks dig me because I rarely wear underwear.

Da-dum-duuummmm! I, am Captain Chaos! And this, this is my faithful companion, Cato... Say hello, Cato!

Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies. Rivers and seas boiling.
Forty years of darkness. Earthquakes, volcanoes...
The dead rising from the grave.
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together - mass hysteria.

I want Bush! Pan down. How can you ever get tired of that ass Takashi?

Back when you had to beat it before you could eat it

Only a man with a narrow ass can fit down this hallway!

I got you babe.

Hey Betty, how about lunch at the In N' Out Burger?
No.
Okay, forget the burger, how about just the In N' Out?
Ok, how about just the In?

Future Hell - this is happening right now - look around you -

Julie Warner coming out of the water naked makes this movie a 3 stars!

Man after the others were so good this sucked bad.

Rickey Gervais is great in this movie. He has a fairly unique comedic style that works very well in this movie. In other words, his portrayal of a smart ass prick is spot on. He hates having to deal with people, talk to people, or do anything that may inconvenience himself (which he lets out through smart ass comments). Through the course of this movie, Dr. Pinkass (Gervais) experiences a tragic event and now has the ability to see ghosts. When said ghosts notice he can see them, they plague his every moment trying to get him to help them (including Cameron from Ferris Bueller - who looks ancient - you people are getting old!). Well, through ghostly intervention, he goes ga-ga for his ghostly buddies widow (Tea leoni - well who wouldn't?), who wouldn't you know it, lives directly below him. Anyway, if it means anything to you I laughed hard in just about every scene. Be sure to watch the outtakes on the DVD too.

I was very disappointed in this movie the first time I watched it. But, as I have found with every Jim Carrey movie, they get better with each viewing.

Absolutely loved this movie. At least as funny and with as many quotable lines as Happy Gilmore. Not many shows as rewatchable..."And I like Vicki, and she like me back! And she showed me her boobies and I like them too!"

Now you're gonna get it Bobbie! Absolutely hilarious. Sandler takes the strange concept of a everyday guy that tried to stab people with his hockey skates and turns Happy's unusual hockey swing power and translates it into a golf swing resulting in 450 yard drives (That's pretty far!). Mentored by a one handed Apollo Creed and opposed by SuperDouche Shooter McGavin, Happy joins the pro tour and treats the golf course as his own personal hockey rink - showing up on sportscenter ranting and swearing bleeping bag of monkey bleep!. All of Sandlers croneys show up in bit parts to round out the comedy. O'Doyal Rules!

Hello my Darlin, Hello my Baby, Hello my ragtime galll....

I can't believe there are people out there that don't like this movie! So many funny lines, this was the quotable movie for years and still is! I feel you can rate some movies, especially comedies by the lines you remember and use on your friends for laughs, kinda like (for you younger kids) Anchorman: Ron Burgundy.

Another thing, spoof movies these days all are horrible. Very little thought goes into them and are not even close to funny. This spoof movie follows Mel Brook's proven line of comedy. Great movie. Favortie! If you haven't seen it, give it a try.

Also only second know/verified tears shed by myself in a movie. Poor old Pizza the Hutt ate himself to death...He was delicious.

Still one of those movies that you pass while clicking channels that you have to stop and catch a few scenes.

Funny movie about (for those few of you who haven't seen it) a man who busts his butt to do everything right and make his family happy by taking them on a road trip vacation across the country to visit the famous Wally World amusement park. Well Murphy's law takes hold and everything that can go wrong does go wrong. In a funny way of course.

The scene with Chevy and the policeman talking about the dog still kills me!

Features Chevy Chase, a young Michael Anthony Hall, and Cousin Eddie (Randy Quaid)

I have to get this on Netflix again.

This one was not as well received as the first but I sure liked it. Since this came out when I was ten, a couple of friends of mine and I were discussing which boobs were the first we had ever seen i.e. taken our breast virginity, (henceforward to be know as boobginity). It was between
Phoebe Cates in Fast Times at Ridgemont High 1982, Lacey Underall from Caddyshack 1980, Linda Hamilton in the Terminator (1984), Or Terry from Just One of the Guys (1985), and the french chick that shows Russ her boobs in this movie (concurrenty c-blocked by Clark). I had originally thought that Linda Hamilton took my boobginity (saw it at the theatre at 9 YO, friends cool dad took us), but I think the french chick may have been a close second!

My bet for the younger generation: Kate Winslet in Titanic, she was quite a dish.
Favorite Line:
Dtad? I think he is gonna pork her! RUSS he's not gonna pork her...Oh, He may pork her Russ...

Wow, I really enjoyed this. Special effects and action scenes were absolutely fantastic. It really was a treat for the eyes and senses. The story line had a few holes based on what was established in the first movies and the Resistance was WAY too well equipped. I was iffy on wether Bale would be a decent John Conner, but he does alright. The main focus and actually the better story was following Marcus (Sam Worthington) and Kyle Reese. The Kate character (BD Howard) was given the preggers and in the kitchen role in this movie and you barely see her which is probably good as she was annoying in 3... Again, Major guns and explosions and gigatic robots blowing stuff to smithereenies! Now I think I will go look at pictures of Moon Bloodgood.

Loved it! Jim Carrey finally gets back to the comedy that made him the household name he is today. I love all the physical comedy and the overacting facial expressions. I would recommend this to anyone who likes Jim Carrey.

Not quite as good as Dumb & Dumber, but what is?

This came out at the time In Living Color was very popular and this movie employs some of the same slapstick type of comedy. Marlon and Damon are funny as brothers/scam artists. A young Stacy Dash looks absolutely fantastic.

This is one of the first and possibly the best of all the Wayans movies.

Randy Quaid as the next door neighbor with the 6am jet engine lawnmower and other antics encourages Richard Pryor to sell his house and MOVE on up like George & Weezy. Follows the antics and problems he runs into trying to move all their stuff from one city to another. Hiring Dana Carvey to drive his SAAB, the moving company, Great stuff! Stacey Dash is in this one as well as her first role....WHAT Stacey Dash posed nude in Aug, 2006 Playboy? Anyone have that back issue? Another one I need to rewatch now.

Pretty dang funny movie. Simon Pegg is genius in most of the flicks I see him in. Nick Frost reminds me of my college roommates. All he needed is a huge mixing bowl filled with frosted flakes and a gallon of milk, eating it with a long handled wooden spoon, sitting in his boxers watching Looney Tunes.

Still laugh out loud funny! Maybe because I still have a 13 year olds mentality and think hooker fart jokes, cock pumps, and bulldog mastrubation are funny! I am also into employing positive reinforcement while teaching & wish topless tutors were around when I was in college...and there are at least 3 scenes where you get that fantastically unique feeling where you are stuck between gagging and laughing till you cry. Any movie that can make you sick and laugh at the same time should hold a special place in your heart.

Ryan Reynold's comedic timing and Richard the Pre-med DIK make this movie very enjoyable.

Something that does not hold a place in my heart...Tara Reid - worst actress of ALL TIME! She could take acting lessons from Hayden Christianson. She is the epitome of that saying "No matter how hot she is, everyone, everywhere, is tired of her shitty acting"

When a woman ells you to cock her, You COCK her!

If you have watched and enjoyed the Evil Dead series, Army of Darkness, Briscoe County, Jr., Bubba Ho Tep, or enjoyed the smart ass comedy shown from Cambell in his cameos in the Spiderman movies... This is a movie you won't want to miss.

Another parody movie kind of autobiographical of Bruce Campbell's life as the star of B sci-fi movies. Bruce Campbell plays himself where he gets kidnapped by a redneck town to be a hero and save them from a crazy B type movie villian (a poor man's chinese god of war and protector of bean curd) that the local teenagers distubed at an old graveyard.

With lines such as: "Consider yourself officially exempt from my wrath sweetcakes, and if you're lucky a little later I'll let you play with my boomstick." and playing his typical smartass, cowardly, heroic, jerkoff type character, and with all kinds of inside jokes, this movie will make all Bruce Campbell fans pleased!

Man! I watched this on my old man's stolen HBO when I was 8 and every time it came on for years. I still do the old quotes "Dad, Chocolate cake behind you!" that makes the GF look at me and shake her head and call me a dork. Come on! This is classic comedy! No swearing, no violence. And you all probably know this was the basis for starting the Cosby show.

Comedy you can even watch with the kids!

Absolutely hilarious. Haven't laughed that hard at a movie for a while. robert Downey Jr. made the movie playing the black guy. Although I missed half his lines due to the deep south accent Jr. put to it.

Absolutely hiliarious! Of course you would have to suspend belief that any of this would really happen, but a great cast of characters, hot young cheerleaders, and smart ass jokes make this movie good. Lots of good one liners. I put it on par with Superbad or American Pie. If you like these types of movies, you will love this.

As chick flicks go, this one was actually pretty good and rather funny I have read some of the reviews on this and many of the critics, er... I guess it would be better to call them "critical-maybe-wanna-be schlubs which do not get paid for their idiotic reasoning and astoundingly bad writing skills", ahem, the "critics" write of chemistry between the leads of King Leonidas and the chick from Greys Anatomy. (and isn't Butler always Leonidas in everything you see? I kept expecting him to kick the gay doctor in the chest and yell, (with spit), 'THIS IS SPARTA! Men do not like CATS! ' and make the wuss pee down his leg).

Well, seeing chemistry between a chick and a guy during a movie I have been forced to watch, is not exactly my forte. I guess I tend to form a mental block where the man is supposed to be and just focus on the hot chick. My mind then tends to replace said blank spot with myself. Based on this, Katherine Heigl and myself seem to have very good chemistry!
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(Flick the bean scene almost made me tear up with laughter- hmm writing that may make me move this from the Chick Flicks I have been Forced to Watch list to the favorite comedies list. ).

I think I fall under the "big ugly schlub unpaid critic of which some people may think mildly amusing in small doses". At least thats what my girlfriend says. She didn't reflect on my writing skills though.

This becomes an instant comedy classic! Funny from beginning to end.

Decent comedy flick. Stiffler still plays stiffler pretty well. I wonder if he will ever get cast as any other type character.

Wow, I was pleasantly surprised with this one. Especially with the lead being a twinkledouche named Zac without the h.

Still, I have always liked the premise of these types of movies: 18Again (George Burns), Vice Versa (Fred Savage), Like Father Like Son (Kirk Cameron), etc. No body switching in this one, but same kind of thing. I was surprised by the acting of Zac still every time he took a beatdown I laughed hard! I was also impressed by his dribbling skills - he had a hard time with the layups but still looked like he took some time to learn a few things unlike Michael J. Fox in Teen Wolf.

Thomas Lennon, who played Ned Gold, Zac's best friend and Uber Geek, was the funniest part of this movie. Had me laughing in every scene. Best part of the movie.

What is with putting 24 year olds like Michelle Trachtenberg in the roles of 16 year olds?? Well I guess Zac is 22. eh, who cares.