Comedy Movies, anyone?

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  1. Gone Wishing

    Gone Wishing New Member

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    The Vidiot from UHF is a classic.
     
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    UHF, starring Weird Al Yankovic, and with George Carlin
     
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    'The Hangover' is good as is 'Step Brothers' and 'Lesbian Vampire Killers'.
     
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    I notice Woody Allen's out of favour but some of his movies have their moments...
     
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    I don't remember George Carlin in that film, but he was in another excellent one called Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and the equally non-heinous Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey.
     
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    ^One of the greatest movies ever made.
     
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    Hmmm. I may be mixing this up with another movie, but I thought I remembered that George Carlin appeared as a minor character, who at the end morphs into an alien and beams up to the mothership.
     
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    Two words:

    The. Naked. Gun.

    (in case you don't know, that's a joke from the film. ;))
     
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    Psst, I already mentioned Naked Gun, along with several other Leslie Neilson movies. ;p But i suppose it does deserve a second recomendation for it's greatness.
     
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    Grrrrrr... :mad:


    ;)
     
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    I am unsure if anyone has mentioned them, but the Bill and Ted series always brings a smile to my face :)
     
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    I know it's been said but Step Brothers is amazingly funny. Also try Role Models.
     
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    I am saddened to see that two of my favorite comedy's have not so far made the list. This must be rectified!

    I give you.

    Good Morning Vietnam and Trekkies.
     

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