funniest movie ever

[Meg]

what's the funniest movie you've ever seen one that had you in stitches?
I'm looking to buy a few good comedys and would appreciate peoples recomendations thanx.

 

[Lauren B]

The Jerk!

 

[Michele]

Austin Powers (namely the first sequel, 'The Spy Who Shagged Me')

More recently, I watched The Hangover; lived up to the hype

 

[Sarah Lilly]

See No Evil, Hear No Evil.

It makes me laugh just thinking about it and I'm not one for comedy films.

 

[lilspaceboy]

Office Space is the only film I've seen that gets funnier on repeat viewings.

Which is no mean feat when you factor Jennifer Aniston into the equation.

 

[mamadot]

Two French comedies.

The Visitors(Les visiteurs)
The Idiot's Dinner(Le d

 

[Zeph]

Some Like it Hot...no question about it. Brilliant script, amazing actors!

oh and "The Naked Gun" with Leslie Nielsen

 

[ReGgAe TiCo MaN]

Blazing Saddles!

 

[Sir Nerdlaroid]

Airplane.

I saw this first time around and it was just a revelation, funniest thing I had ever seen.

 

[krazy4twilight31]

I thought White Chicks was really funny.

 

[Allie hunter]

Some Like It Hot.....agree with Laska.

Life Of Brian....I thought this film was hilarious when I first saw it , but didn't think so the second time round.

 

[Merkel]

Borat had me in tears of laughter in the cinema.

 

[Jesss]

The Pixar short film, For The BirRAB. I had to watch it 3 times as the first 2 times I was crying laughing!!!

But when i watch it now, I don't really know why I thought it was so funny!

 

[metsgiantsfan333]

Pineapple Express...always laugh no matter how many times I see it. I thought Superbad and Knocked Up were hilarious..

 

[Jose A]

Whenever I watch What's Up Doc?, my mouth is always at least at the level of 'slightly turned upwarRAB in mirth', and frequently reaches the top of the scale. There's hardly a frame that doesn't contain some form of amusement or other, be it silly slapstick or clever dialogue. By the time the sight of the Chinese dragon careening down the San Francisco streets comes around I'm almost literally ROFL. I don't know what it is about that film that makes it all just fall together and work so well so perfectly so consistently - films like that are preciously rare in my experience.

 

[Earl Palmer]

The Naked Gun. Always makes me laugh. Leslie Nielson created a character as memorable as Clouseau, no-one else could ever do it again convincingly.

 

[rusty_nutss]

Planes, Trains and Automobiles. The scene at the car rental counter cracks me up every time.

That and the "between two pillows"

 

[D!d0]

Little Voice.

 

[J-ho]

easy.....'Anchorman' and 'Walk Hard: the Dewey Cox Story'

 

[Lisette]

The Naked Gun. Without a shadow of a doubt.