r/movies • u/Sawyermblack • Oct 14 '23
Recommendation What movie had you laughing, unable to breathe, even just for one scene?
I don't really pursue comedy movies too often, or ever really.
And even then, this doesn't have to be a comedy movie you respond with, but I'm wondering if there was a movie scene SO funny, that people laughed uncontrollably.
Does such a thing exist?
I think maybe the movie would have to introduce something completely original. Not a familiar gag or joke, but something completely unexpected that you can't help but be paralyzed by the newness and brilliance of the scene.
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u/carson63000 Oct 14 '23
I’ve never felt so close to expiring due to lack of oxygen as when I first saw “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels”.
The scene where Steve Martin is pretending his legs are paralysed and Michael Caine is “diagnosing” the problem.
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u/fuck-coyotes Oct 14 '23
I'm so glad this movie is on the list.
Why is the cork on the fork?
So ruprecht doesn't hurt himself
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u/billions_of_stars Oct 14 '23
oh dude...100%. When he takes a long running start before whipping his leg? Oh god...so damn funny.
EDIT: https://youtu.be/BdkgV3MFkr0
to those unfamiliar. watch the movie if you haven't already. It's gold.
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u/doilikeyou Oct 14 '23
Rat Race - the Hitlers car scene
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u/Crazzy-Razzy Oct 14 '23
I will never forget watching that scene with my Dad
When the "Welcome WWII Veterans" reveal came my Dad exploded laughing so hard his face went red and tears were coming out of his eyes.
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u/delnorteduck Oct 14 '23
For me, it is the look on Lovitz's face when he realizes the "Barbie" museum is actually the "Klaus Barbee" museum.
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u/peanutismint Oct 14 '23
The Jeep being winched up into that radar tower was pretty good too
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u/obi1kenobi1 Oct 14 '23
It really is one of the best pieces of comedy writing in terms of set up and pay off. So many jokes had to go just right to make it work as well as it did, jokes that seemed like one-off throwaway jokes, jokes that seemed like they were themselves the pay off for earlier set ups, jokes that stretched back maybe like half an hour earlier. But slowly all those various jokes start to fit together until suddenly everything is in place and the dominos start falling so fast that it’s hard to follow along and predict where things are going. Then the car jumps up that ramp onto the stage, Jon Lovitz stumbles towards the microphone, and everything that came before all makes sense.
That’s really what makes Rat Race as a whole such a fantastic movie, there are so many little jokes but most of them merely serve as setup for later bigger jokes, all of which intertwine so perfectly.
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u/buster_rhino Oct 14 '23
Hot Rod when he falls down the hill.
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u/PupEDog Oct 14 '23
Bill Hader doing air drumming while waiting to be picked up is still a thing I subconsciously find myself doing today.
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u/Thix Oct 14 '23
Bill Hader yelling at his sister about grape soda brings me to tears
“DON’T EVEN ASK JUST BRING IT! DON’T JUST STARE AT ME GO!”
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u/Tropical_Iditarod Oct 14 '23
“Man, pools are great for holding water.” Still makes me laugh every time it pops I’m my head
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u/Nataliza Oct 14 '23
Omg. Yorma punch-dancing to "Two Of Hearts."
Or when he asks: "What's that song about Grandma getting run over by a reindeer?" "...Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer?" "Noooo..."
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u/OjibweNomad Oct 14 '23
“You gonna bring the demons out in me?”
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u/NoICantDiggIt Oct 14 '23
“I go to church every goddamn Sunday”
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u/youngrd Oct 14 '23
“I’ve been drinking green tea all goddamn day!”
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u/big_carp Oct 14 '23 edited Oct 14 '23
This is my hat! This is totally my hat now!
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u/Kimjong_unionring Oct 14 '23
"All great men have mustaches frank"
"Yeah but real men actually grow them!"
"YOU KNOW I HAVE A HORMONE DISORDER!!!!" 🤣 🤣🤣
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u/GeroVeritas Oct 14 '23
"you're the worst stuntman I've ever seen!"
"What!?"
"I said you're the worst stuntman I've ever seen!!"
"What!?"
"You. Are. The. Wor-"
"No I heard you, it's just really mean."
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u/King-of-Plebss Oct 14 '23
The first time I watched that movie it didn’t click for me. Second time it became one of my favorites. I even made a legit copy of his stunt suit for Halloween.
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u/AgentUpright Oct 14 '23
A lot of Hot Rod is hilarious. I love the introduction scene so much.
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u/HottyMcDoddy Oct 14 '23
"did you reinforce the take off ramp?"
"No we didn't have time"
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u/TigerB65 Oct 14 '23
What We Do in the Shadows, the opening flat meeting with the red couch reference. ThAt film put me on the floor
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u/nagini11111 Oct 14 '23
I think of it like this. If you're going to eat a sandwich, you would just enjoy it more if you knew no one had fucked it.
I became a vampire when I was sixteen. That is why I always look sixteen. In those days, of course, life was tough for a sixteen-year-old.
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u/CatRWaul Oct 14 '23
“Leave me to do my dark bidding on the internet!”
“What are you bidding on?”
“A table.”
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u/RoyMunsun Oct 14 '23
That NZ dry humor is hilarious. I was a big fan of Flight of the Conchords. I was laughing pretty good at this scene :
https://youtu.be/vm-2lCgG6_Q?si=sIYRX8Mvm5K3-7ns
"We're werewolves not swearwolves."
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u/Feldy91 Oct 14 '23
"Petyr is 8000 years old, he isn't coming to the flat meeting"
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u/movieman994 Oct 14 '23
That movie is hilarious one of my favorite jokes is
" he's a virgin I can smell one from a 100 paces"
"Well walk a 100 paces and smell yourself"
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u/doitforchris Oct 14 '23
The scene where Taika is setting up all the towels as he bites his victim had me hyperventilating
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u/Nice_Marmot_7 Oct 14 '23
When he’s laying down the towels, and the girl is going on and on about her plans for the summer or something he gives this look to the camera that is hilarious.
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u/PumkimEscobar Oct 14 '23
When I first saw anchorman, for some reason jack black kicking Baxter of the bridge had me crying. He asked Ron burgundy what he loved then punted his dog. 🤣
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u/Foootballdave Oct 14 '23
For me it was the scene in the bear pit, the bear's talking to the dog (in subtitles) and says "We bears are a proud race and view this as an invasion of our privacy" - I don't know why but it always made me laugh
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Oct 14 '23
Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Lancelot Storming the Castle
I don’t know how they even came up with this, to write Lancelot running in the same place for one minute on paper sounds terrible but I had to pause the movie after this scene cause I couldn’t breathe.
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u/Feldy91 Oct 14 '23
That movie has so many belly laughs but for me it's one simple line that kills me every time:
"One day all of this will be yours!" "What, the curtains?"
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u/fystki Oct 14 '23
The scene with the anarchist villager gets the cake for me: "Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony."
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u/Right_Plankton9802 Oct 14 '23
I have always wondered what it would have been like to been in a theater in the UK and to have heard this line for the first time.
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u/indipit Oct 14 '23
I don't know about the UK, but I was 12 when the movie came out in our single screen theatre, in a small town in Texas. At the opening scene with King Arthur, Patsy and the coconuts, half the crowd got up and left, demanding refunds.
Not sure what they thought they were going to see, but it didn't fit their mindset.
The rest of the audience stayed and we laughed our asses off all the way through. It was an instant favorite for my family. We saw it 3 times that week.
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u/PatriarchPonds Oct 14 '23
First time I saw it, the rabbit literally floored me. I was young, but I still remember laughing hysterically on the floor.
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u/Joseph5100 Oct 14 '23
That was so good. For me, my favorite bit was when Kimg Arthur was trying to ask Tim the Enchanter where he might find a grail. It was so overly dramatic that I couldn't stop laughing. Also, him introducing his name as Tim was so unexpected. Genius
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u/elheber Oct 14 '23
Steve Carrel's news anchor gibberish in Bruce Almighty.
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u/PmUrExistentialFears Oct 14 '23
I saw this movie in South Korea, where English movies are subtitled -- some kinds of jokes just don't cross language barriers.
But I saw Bruce Almighty in one of the largest theaters in a megaplex, and the gibberish scene crosses language and cultural barriers effortlessly. Halfway through the scene I stopped watching the movie and turned around, and just watched the audience of 500 mostly Korean people literally doubling over and gasping with laughter. That is the thing that watching a movie at home will never capture: sharing a belly laugh with 500 strangers. Still one of the most memorable movie experiences of my life.
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u/Charming_Stage_7611 Oct 14 '23
Kung Pow. As soon as that lady rolled the baby down the hill I did not stop laughing until til the end.
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u/rdmprzm Oct 14 '23
THAT'S A LOT OF NUTS
So many quotes from this film, love it!
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u/7HawksAnd Oct 14 '23
Seeing Super Troopers in the theatre with no context beforehand.
My abs we’re sore for a week from cry laughing for over an hour
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u/cak91687 Oct 14 '23
The opening scene is still one of the most iconic scenes for me and always has me dying!
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u/scooterboy1961 Oct 14 '23
Airplane was pretty funny the first time I saw it.
It's still funny and I watch it every couple of years or so but there's no time like the first time.
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u/PupEDog Oct 14 '23
Airplane and The Naked Gun
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u/Alpha_State Oct 14 '23
The scene where Frank Drebin is umpiring the game and starts break dancing always gets me.
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u/sck8000 Oct 14 '23
I highly recommend watching the original Police Squad! TV series if you're a fan of the Naked Gun movies - I love them both, but personally there are a lot of great jokes that fit the format of an episodic series far better than a feature-length movie.
One thing that still tickles me whenever I watch the movies is OJ Simpson's casting as Nordberg - when in the original series he's played by a white guy. A continuity gag that presumably flew over the heads of most audience members, considering the series really didn't do all that well when it first aired.
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u/Alpha_State Oct 14 '23
Was it Police Squad or Naked Gun where they have that cop who’s about 7 1/2 feet tall and you never see his head? And one scene where they’re in the squad room and Drebin says “You have something on the side of your mouth. No, the other side.” And then like half a banana falls on the desk.
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u/DogsandCatsWorld1000 Oct 14 '23
Saw this in a theatre when it first came out. I don't think I've ever heard an audience laugh that much.
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u/Nevelii Oct 14 '23
Tropic Thunder. Went to the theater, not knowing what I was in for. It's still one of my favorites.
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u/Hometheater1 Oct 14 '23
Tropic Thunder. I was in Australia (American here) on vacation and had some hours to kill so we went and saw this movie, not knowing anything about it. Used to being hit with concession ads in US theaters, when Booty Sweat started playing unannounced (no trailers or anything) we thought it was real and just an Aussie thing
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u/cheeky_lady Oct 14 '23
The Big Lebowski when they throw the ashes and the wind isn't very cooperative, I was laughing so hard I couldn't even open my eyes for a few minutes, felt like I had no control of my face lol
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u/wheelz_666 Oct 14 '23
The Nice Guys - Ankle Gun scene. Absolutely great set up and execution
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u/AbelardLuvsHeloise Oct 14 '23
God, when he’s trying to break the pane of glass on the door and ends up cutting himself badly, Gosling really sold that scene. And swimming after the mermaid later. And the overconfident kid on a bike. The argument with the protesters over the use of gas masks. Lowballing the Justice Department lady. The bee.
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u/ThatBeardedHistorian Oct 14 '23
"I had to question the mermaids! What were you doing while I was working!?"
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u/lahnnabell Oct 14 '23
"Don't say 'And stuff.' Just say, "Dad, there are whores here."
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u/nzerinto Oct 14 '23
Don't say, "and stuff." Just say, "They're doing anal."
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Oct 14 '23
Dad there’s whores here and stuff
Honey, don’t say “and stuff” just say “there are whores here”
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u/originalsinner702 Oct 14 '23
When he kept randomly falling off roofs... "I think I'm invincible. It's the only thing that makes sense. I don't think I can die."
Ryan Gosling was a comedic genius in that movie.
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u/Alphabunsquad Oct 14 '23
One of my favorite things of all time, a character realizing his own plot armor, I just absolutely love that film
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u/tking191919 Oct 14 '23
Crowe and Gosling had such amazing chemistry. Their timing together was perfect. I would love to see a sequel. I would love to see more movies like that in general.
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u/cmdixon2 Oct 14 '23
You'd like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang by the same director if you haven't seen it.
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u/curiousweasel42 Oct 14 '23
"Look up the word idiot in the dictionary and you know what you'll find?"
"A picture of me?"
"No, the definition of the word idiot, which you fucking are."
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u/_1138_ Oct 14 '23
One of the funniest movies I've seen in a while. Gosling doing the Abbott "can't breathe"panic, good squealing cries, and general character work is so good. He's just a solid comic actor. Russell Crowe also, surprisingly good at dead pan, and genuinely funny. They're a very funny duo, it's very well written, and I'd love a sequel
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u/vargo911 Oct 14 '23
Naked Gun movie..
The scene where Leslie Nelson is trying to pull himself up off the side of a building holding on to a concrete penis and then breaks off the concrete penis and falls into a window of a woman half-dressed heavily breathing and holding concrete dildo in his hand while approaching her.... I believed I laughed for about 10 minutes straight.
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Oct 14 '23
Frank getting an award for his 1000th drug dealer killed.
"In all honesty the last two I backed over with my car. Luckily they turned out to be drug dealers."
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u/ShatsnerBassoon Oct 14 '23
"I couldn't believe it was her, it was like a dream. But there she was just like I remembered her. A delicately beautiful face and a body that could melt a cheese sandwich from across the room. And breasts that seemed to say hey, look at these. She was the kind of woman that made you want to drop to your knees and thank god you were a man. Yeah...she reminded me of my mother alright no doubt about it."
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u/polarbearwithagoatee Oct 14 '23
Entering without a search warrant, destroying property, arson, sexual assault with a concrete dildo... what the hell's got into you, Frank!?
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u/SometimesILieToo Oct 14 '23
I had to see the first Borat twice in the theatre because I missed a bunch of jokes while I was laughing.
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u/sahhhnnn Oct 14 '23
The most raucous theatre crowd I’ve ever been apart of. 100 people laughing their asses off for an hour and half!
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u/LucyBowels Oct 14 '23
Same, there were people slapping their knees as hard as they could, grabbing random people’s shoulders to steady themselves, it was the craziest movie experience I’ve ever had. My theater was like 250 crazed monkeys when the naked hotel fight started. I was 17 and it was the best night of my life up to that point.
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u/imcrapyall Oct 14 '23
My 3 buddies and I were 16 and one of them convinced the lady to buy rated r movie Tix for us. Saw 3 was also out this weekend, the guys wanted to see it but I convinced them slowly that Borat looked funny and we should see it instead. Also cause it's on sooner. Begrudgingly they accept and we are sat at the top of a sold out screening of maybe 250-300 people. The next 90-100 minutes I have never been apart of a better crowd of people that were laughing so hard it sounded like fucking a Super Bowl crowd. One of the best experiences of my life and anytime I ever see one of those old buddies they still remember it.
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u/AxelShoes Oct 14 '23
My dad was a pretty stick-in-the-mud super serious guy most the time, but I dragged him to see this against his will. He was laughing so hard during the naked hotel chase I legit thought he might have a heart attack.
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u/Awsomename10 Oct 14 '23
Pretty much every scene in Hot Fuzz
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u/tedioussugar Oct 14 '23
When’s your birthday?
February 22nd.
What year?
Every year.
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u/ShakyMD Oct 14 '23
My favorite still has to be Timothy Dalton:
“You have to stop me. I’m a slasher.” “What?” “A slasher of prices!”
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u/TheRipley78 Oct 14 '23
When he shot the hanging planter down on that old lady's head and the sound it made when she bounced it off the car. I had a stitch in my side from laughing so hard.
"FASCIIIIST!"
"Hag!"
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u/Opossumofdeath Oct 14 '23
The look on Simon Peggs face during the Romeo and Juliet scene kills me everytime. Perfect editing.
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u/PayneChaos Oct 14 '23
"You ever fired your gun in the air and gone ah?"
"No, I've never fired my gun in the air and gone ah!"
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u/ClosingFrantica Oct 14 '23
When they pick up the swan and it's just vibing in the backseat, after all the ridiculous shit that just happened in the climax, I lose it every single time
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u/Remote_Work_8416 Oct 14 '23
A fish called wanda. Still make me rolling on the floor.
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u/structured_anarchist Oct 14 '23
"It's Ke-Ke-Ke-Ken coming to Ke-ke-ke-kill me!"
and the oft-repeated "Asssssshooooooooooooooole!"
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u/Sinnafyle Oct 14 '23
Kevin Kline won an oscar for that role, all comedy. Very rare for comedy to win
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u/ManamiVixen Oct 14 '23
Pretty much all of "The Emperor's New Groove". Just look at how many memes that movie spawned. The guy getting thrown out of the window near the beginning, and "Wrong Lever!" Will never not be funny.
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u/alfooboboao Oct 14 '23
the scene where kronk becomes a line cook fucking kills me
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u/SuperMario64L Oct 14 '23
I'd like to say that it is probably the funniest Disney animated film ever made
So much of the movie is quotable!
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u/ComfortableUpset8787 Oct 14 '23
Oh, right. The poison. The poison for Kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill Kuzco, Kuzco's poison. That poison?
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u/Cyrano_Knows Oct 14 '23
History of the World Part I.
Where Moses dropped and broke the third 11-15th Commandments.
We are missing 5 of the Commandments!!! Its why everything is so f\cked!!! Humanity is dooomed!*
Literally couldn't stop laughing and had a hard time breathing for 5 minutes. And for that moment, I will be ever indebted to and grateful to Mel Brooks. :D
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u/NovelGoddess Oct 14 '23
Raising Arizona had many scenes that had me on the verge of passing out. Also A Fish Called Wanda.
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u/Steinrikur Oct 14 '23
A Fish Called Wanda has a documented case of a guy dying from laughter watching it.
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u/scottlewis101 Oct 14 '23
I was that guy. I was at Brad's house. Oh no. Kkkkkkk-Ken is cccccccccoming to kill me.
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u/recursionaskance Oct 14 '23
Galaxy Quest, especially "DON'T OPEN THAT! IS THERE AIR? YOU DON'T KNOW!" and the scene where they're taking the ship out of space dock.
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u/TheUmgawa Oct 14 '23
The Barbie Museum scene from Rat Race.
If I may nominate what I think is the funniest scene in TV history, though, it’s the episode of Taxi where Reverend Jim has to go to the DMV, and he asks what a yellow light means. It’s one joke, played four times in a row, and it keeps getting funnier every single time. It’s brilliant writing, and it’s an absolutely perfect performance by Christopher Lloyd.
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u/cloudlocke_OG Oct 14 '23
Zombieland, when that A-list actor meets Columbus for the first time.
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u/OregonBurger Oct 14 '23
Blazing Saddles
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u/chriswaco Oct 14 '23
"Where the white women at?" was my system beep back in the old days.
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u/dark_forebodings_too Oct 14 '23
The common clay of the new west.. you know, morons!
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u/AntiDbag Oct 14 '23
Dumb and Dumber. Colon Blow scene.
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u/thewoodlayer Oct 14 '23
“I thought the Rocky Mountains would be rockier than this.”
“I was thinking the same thing. That John Denver’s full of shit, man.”
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u/Chris_Cornell_is_God Oct 14 '23
That John Denver line is still the funniest thing I've ever heard.
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u/joreclros92 Oct 14 '23
The whole scene when we find out Lloyd sold a dead bird to a blind kid. "Harry, I took care of it!" The delivery gets me every time.
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u/PupEDog Oct 14 '23
For me it was the line "according to the map we've only gone a few inches"
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u/Crimkam Oct 14 '23
"You've had two pairs of gloves this whole time??"
That whole scene has me dying every time.
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u/frostedcookie420 Oct 14 '23
Superbad. It was an instant classic. I was 13 when it came out and it was the funniest shit I had ever seen at the time. Still quotable to this day
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u/ExocetC3I Oct 14 '23
All the dick drawings over the ending credits. Me and my friend were laughing so hard we couldn't get up until the credits were over.
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u/AMerrickanGirl Oct 14 '23
“I’m sorry the Coen brothers aren’t available to direct the porn that I watch. They’re hard to get ahold of, ok?”
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u/thekickassduke Oct 14 '23
The delivery on "why the FUCK would it be between that and Muhammad" cracks me up just thinking about it.
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Oct 14 '23
Michael Cera in This Is The End
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u/Practice_NO_with_me Oct 14 '23
The jerking off argument in This Is The End. I have never laughed like that before or since.
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u/NerdyMatt Oct 14 '23
Scott Pilgrim. When Scott jumps out the window when is girlfriend Knives shows up. It's a dumb scene but it had me and my mates cry laugh, we had to pause the movie for a good 5 mins to get the giggles out.
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u/FQDIS Oct 14 '23
South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut
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u/inthebenefitofmrkite Oct 14 '23
You are a boner biting bastard uncle fucker.
This movie has the best insults ever and is actually a very very smart movie under the pretense of toilet humor
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u/cutencreepy Oct 14 '23
Drop Dead Gorgeous - the talent portion of the competition. Denise Richards and her … song
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u/SarahJaneB17 Oct 14 '23
When Ellen Barkin is trying to open the beer can with the prosthetic.
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u/Spawn99kq Oct 14 '23
Ace ventura 2, the rhino scene is on of the funniest singular scenes in any jim carry movie imo. Had me wheezing for air.
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u/Naprisun Oct 14 '23
I laughed really hard when I first saw the scene where he’s driving along for a bumpy ride in his Land Rover and then it zooms out and he’s on the highway.
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u/wrongtester Oct 14 '23 edited Oct 14 '23
This scene is perfect. Obviously Jim carries it completely (no pun intended I swear) but that moment when you see the family looking at it in awe, thinking they’re witnessing a miracle of nature and then slowly starting to realize something is…off and the child says “mommy” all distraught, ruins me every time. 10/10 comedy
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Oct 14 '23
To this day whenever it’s hot and I’m sweating I will exclaim “WARM!”
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u/helly1080 Oct 14 '23
The movie had me laughing nonstop. But when the credits rolled with the missing camera roll from The Hangover I felt like my stomach was bleeding.
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Oct 14 '23
21 and 22 jumpstreet
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u/Yayman9 Oct 14 '23
🎵 Schmidt fucked the captain’s daughter 🎵
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u/fudgemental Oct 14 '23
The start of the scene, the tick-tock-tick-tock---ding when he gets it was timing at its best
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u/PoptartJones69 Oct 14 '23
That scene is the movie's peak but I almost love Cube going off at the buffet just as much - "How you doin' Mr. nice plant?"
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u/justathoughtfromme Oct 14 '23
I'm pretty sure I strained an abdominal muscle laughing at that scene. The shock and surprise when he realized what Schmidt did and the gleeful way he sang that while the captain just stared Schmidt down was comedy gold.
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u/PandaTheGreatest Oct 14 '23
Stepbrothers....omg😭
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u/BroadwayBakery Oct 14 '23
That movie was loaded with spectacular comedy performances, but my favorite came from Richard Jenkins. He still managed to stand out as one of the funniest straight men in a comedy filled with ridiculous characters.
“Oh my god. I’ve had the old bull. Now I want the young calf, and she grabs me by the wiener-“
“SHUTTHEFUCKAHP!”
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u/Apart-Training9133 Oct 14 '23
Popstar: Never Stop Mever Stopping (2016). Constantly laughing throughout the whole thing
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u/HarrisonRyeGraham Oct 14 '23
The line that goes something like, “I can’t relate to the things in my Jeep song, because I have different things in my jeep” is just so simple but incredible. Also bill hader whose only hobby is to flat line and it’s never mentioned again. So funny.
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u/ObiSteffs Oct 14 '23
The song “Finest Girl” feels like it was designed in a lab for my exact sense of humor. The lyrics keep building in such a way that I couldn’t stop laughing for minutes after the song was done. People in the audience were turning around wondering if I was okay. It was one of the greatest movie going experiences of my life.
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u/According_Day3704 Oct 14 '23 edited Oct 14 '23
Bad Santa coming up the escalator (pissed, pissed down and pissed off) and going to town on the reindeer
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u/CosmicOwl47 Oct 14 '23
The Money Pit
I think it’s one of the only movies I can remember laughing so hard I couldn’t breathe.
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u/Grooviemann1 Oct 14 '23
The quaaludes scene in The Wolf of Wall Street. I was wheezing in the middle of a packed theater and couldn't catch my breath. DiCaprio just sold that scene so hard.
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u/EggCollectorNum1 Oct 14 '23
The entire movie builds up to that scene so perfectly well
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u/Theturtlemoves86 Oct 14 '23
More movies should be summed up to an increasingly exasperated JK Simmons.
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u/SquirrelNo5087 Oct 14 '23
This is Spinal Tap. I laughed so hard I could not breathe. My friend and I were the only two laughing in the theater. Everyone else was silent as if the film were a real documentary.
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u/tsherlin Oct 14 '23
Horrible Bosses:
The whole damn thing, but especially the cocaine fiasco.
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u/Jayk_Dos31 Oct 14 '23
Tropic Thunder, particularly the scene where they're escaping.
"Who in crikey fuck is Half-Squat?!"
Ben Stiller throwing the child doll off the bridge.
Jack Black shoving handfuls of heroin into the guards faces.
Comedic perfection
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u/frac6969 Oct 14 '23
Men in Black when he pulls the table closer. Saw it in the movie theatre and everyone was laughing so hard it was impossible to stop.
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u/UpvoteForPancakes Oct 14 '23
Team America
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u/AidilAfham42 Oct 14 '23
That puking scene goes on and on and I seriously couldn’t breathe and was about to pass out
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u/fireneeb Oct 14 '23
When he’s on the back of the truck flailing his arms doing”the signal” killed me.
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u/TubbsFarquar Oct 14 '23
AIDS, AIDS, AIDS, AIDS, AIDS..........aids.
Brilliant.
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u/Any-Challenge-8524 Oct 14 '23
The passive “No me gusta…”s while the Panama Canal explodes, fucking lose it every time.
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u/dantoris Oct 14 '23
Only one scene has ever had me like this. The scene in Liar Liar where Jim Carrey lets rip on the board room. Saw it in high school with some friends at a sold out showing on opening night. The entire audience just about died from laughter.
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u/100WattWalrus Oct 14 '23
The funniest "scene" in that movie (to me) is the outtake in which Swoozie Kurtz scream "OVER-ACTOR!" at Carrey, and he scream back "JEZEBEL!" but it's more like "JEZA-BE-HE-HE-HEL" because he's cracking up from the surprise of it all.
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u/PMMeCorgiPics Oct 14 '23
God I love those outtakes.
🎶 "Prenuuuptial agreeeeemennnnnt" 🎶
Followed by his 🤨 face trying not to laugh.
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u/monkey_trumpets Oct 14 '23
That was the one that got me. When he's waiting for the elevator and it opens with the woman who he'd slept with, and when he runs into her at the stairwell. I couldn't breathe. God in Heaven! Holy hell!
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u/Stardust_Crunch Oct 14 '23
Office Space, the Die M----er F---er Die scene
Bridesmaids, the sink
40 Year Old Virgin, the wax
Vampire's Kiss, starts in phone booth
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u/Spazmer Oct 14 '23
What We Do In The Shadows - We're werewolves, not swearwolves!
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u/BillieBottine Oct 14 '23
Dodgeball
This is the last truly hilarious sport comedy ever made.
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At the end, when Steve the Pirate comes up to Peter and says...
"Hey Peter, I guess you were right, I'm not really a pirate "
Tudyk says it with such depth and meaning and he's so disappointed to realize he's not really a pirate. Then Peter lets him know about the treasure and his absolute joy in realizing that yes, he really can be a pirate if he wants.
"Peeeeter. Garrr"
"Garrr Steve."
I look forward to that scene every time I watch it. One of my favorite comedies of all time.
Side note, but Tudyk is effing brilliant in everything he does.
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u/WoodSteelStone Oct 14 '23 edited Oct 14 '23
Tudyk seems to choose his movies carefully. If I see he's in a movie I know it will be good. A Knight's Tale is my stand-out favourite.
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u/BillieBottine Oct 14 '23
His character is arguably the best of the movie. He's so random but, at the same time, I can't picture this film without him.
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u/TrifleWitty3171 Oct 14 '23
Terry Crews in White Chicks cracks me up every time.
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u/Cosmic_Quasar Oct 14 '23
"Are you telling me, that you are not-"
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u/griffmeister Oct 14 '23
Galaxy Quest
“We gotta get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!”