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Hilarity of Comedies: Keep 'Em Dry!

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Here's a list of movies that have you laughing, or tearing up from so much laughter! Great movies that you can't help but watch every now and then. ^__^

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Bedazzled (1967, PG-13)

Funny

Bedazzled (2000, PG-13)

Hilarious!

Dogma (1999, R)

Great

Coming to America (1988, R)

The Goonies (1985, PG)

Bubble Boy (2001, PG-13)

Blazing Saddles (1974, R)

A Night at the Roxbury (1998, PG-13)

Eurotrip (2003, R)

Almost Heroes (1998, PG-13)

Corky Romano (2001, PG-13)

Very funny!

The Wanderers (1979, R)

Great! Love this movie.

Waking Up in Reno (2002, R)

Hilarious!

Cheech and Chong's Still Smokin' (1983, R)

The Full Monty (1997, R)

Great!

The Gods Must Be Crazy II (1990, PG)

Great!

Play It to the Bone (1999, R)

Great!

Heaven Help Us (Catholic Boys) (1985, R)

An all-time favorite that I don't mind watching excessively. It leaves me laughing hard each and everytime.
FAVORITE SCENE: Kevin Dillon's character along with four others making out in a car on a tow bridge. As things heats up, the bridge starts to open and leaving the four to escape and watch the car fall apart.

Gray Matters (2007, PG-13)

A great movie of a young woman finding herself and realizing her choices and accepting it with an open heart. Absolutely loved it

Foxfire (1996, R)

A great film of the decade! Love the music.

Good Luck Chuck (2007, R)

This film is hilarious! Filled with tons of laugh.
The scene at the end credits is a hoot.

King of California (2007, PG-13)

This is an interesting and hilarious movie by Mike Cahill. The story plot follows a young woman who has pratically raised herself, but yet lives with her eccentric father (Michael Douglas). As she tries to keep their heads above water financially, her father is on a personal voyage of his own to look for lost treasures. She amuses and follows him along, although not truly believing. Great performances by Michael Douglas and Evan Rachel Wood! Highly intriguing!!

Great music, especially the scene that carries over Duke Ellington. Phenomenal.

Kickin' It Old Skool (2007, PG-13)

This movie is all humorous, and its good to see Jamie Kennedy in comedies. Despite the many critic's opinions, Jamie Kennedy is a natural. He has such a great sense of humor, one cannot help but be intune with his personality (i.e. his short-run MTV show-which, by the way, was outstanding! Great laughs!) The characters he portrays in various movies are extraordinary (i.e. Malibu's Most Wanted, Three Kings, Bongwater).
In this film, Jamie plays the cute, sweet, and innocent Justin who wakens from a 20 year coma. During a talent show, 12 year old Justin (played by Alexander Calvert) is breakdancing and falls off stage. He slips into a coma, and his parents are about to "pull the plug," hence, Justin's father (Christopher McDonald) saying, "no more electricity". He wakes up to Herbie Hancock's "Rockit" on the radio. As he gradually makes his way back into society, he realizes that his childhood sweetheart, Jen, is engaged to rival, Kip (Michael Rosenbaum). That's not the only change, he also finds his four childhood friends-Aki, Hector, and Darnell. His former dancebreaking crew. He gets his group back together to win a breakdance competition hosted by Kip, to win Jen back. As Justin and his group get back into shape, he also gradually adapts to the changes of today and getting to know grown-up Jen. It's great to see the art of breakdancing, in the choreography by Adolfo "Shabba-Doo" Quinones. Miguel A. Nunez Jr., Bobby Lee, and Aris Alvarado are phenomenal!!
Well, if you enjoy comedy, this is the movie for it.
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Favorite scenes:
[Mom clicks on the remote]
Mom: There you go! Watch some MTV.
Justin: MTV? Wicked.
[On TV, a girl is talking about revenge]
Justin: "Mom! The TV's broken."
[Mom looks up from making sandwiches]
Justin: Supposed to be MTV, but they're not playing any videos. It's just a buch of girls talking and crying.

[Kips hands Justin a Red Bull]
Kip: Taste some of this. Gives you wings, buddy.
Justin: Whoa. It tastes like a laser.
Kip: Mmmm.

[Justin, Darnell, and Hector are trying to convince Aki to join the group. Yun comes to Aki's desk asking for extra copies of papers]
Darnell: Do you have any idea who it was you just corresponded with here?
Yun: No.
Darnell: Uh, what percentage in chance does my friend, Aki, have of sleeping with you?
[Aki is holding his hand to his head, mortified]
Yun: Zero percent.
Darnell: One more question, please. What if he's a professional break-dancer?
[They all look over at Yun]
Yun: Two percent.
[Aki is impressed, with glee]
Aki: Mathematically that's an infinity percent increase.
Justin: Yes! That's my Aki! Homeboys forever?
Aki: Uh-huh. Homeboys forever.
Darnell: Homeboys forever.
Hector: Homeboys forever.
[They all start shouting together]
All: Funky Fresh Boyz!
Yun: If that's what you guys are gonna call yourselves...it goes back down to one percent.
Aki: One percent is still good.
All: Yeah. Better than a zero.
Aki: Fuck you, Mr. Ferguson! I'm kidding. I still need this job.

Entirely funny! Worth seeing!

Plane Dead (Flight of the Living Dead) (2007, Unrated)

Hilarious! For some odd reasons, I liked this one! It contained every bit of hilarity that brings forth elements of comedy.

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Favorite Scenes:

Truman:All right, we need to find anything that can be used as a weapon.
Megan:Does anyone have anything sharp?
Frank:They consficated my toenail clippers..pearl handle, with matching tweezers...quite lovely.
Truman:Damn, Frank. You should have brought those. You could have saved the day.
Frank:You never know.
Paul:How much ammunition you have left?
Truman:I got five in here and one clip. What about you?
Paul:One full clip, five more.
Truman:Shit.
[Frank opens storage, pulls out electrical cords]
Frank:Hey, maybe we could electrocute the bastards.
Truman & Paul:No, don't do that!
[Frank yanks cords out, sparks fly. Lights go out]
Megan:Aah!
[Dark. Frank lands on the floor, holding his head]
Frank:I guess that could have gone better.
[Frank gets back up on his feet]
Truman:Frank, you stupid shit. Please tell me you're dead.

Very funny!

The Jane Austen Book Club (2007, PG-13)

Great movie! Absolutely enjoyed watching this movie; it centralizes around a group of individuals who find one thing in common: Jane Austen. They form a book club and hold discussions, while trying to cope with every day life. Phenomenal character interactions, great music! Filled with much laughter. This is definitely a movie I will watch occasionally.