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Dirt Rotten Scoundrels - Michael Cain and Steve Martin play two con men in the French Riviera trying to out-do one another.
Is that an uncommon one?
Ive seen it multiple times growing up
Every time I bring it up with friends or coworkers they've never heard of it
The Wizard of Speed and Time (Mike Jittlov).
https://archive.org/details/wizard-of-speed-and-time-bearded-swordsman-ver-1
Oscar.
Directed by John Landis (Animal House, Blues Brothers, Trading Places, Coming to America)
Starring:
Sylvester Stallone
Don Ameche
Tim Curry
Marisa Tomei
Linda Gray
Chazz Palminteri
Kurtwood Smith
Yvonne De Carlo
Martin Ferrero
Harry Shearer
Arleen Sorkin
Kirk Douglas
Yo. That is a very specific movie, and I barely think it qualifies as a comedy. You should consider deleting your comment because it could be considered false information or a hate crime.
Oscar is one of the funniest movies ever made.
You are on drugs.
No, I've just seen the movie probably a dozen times since it came out, it's a joy each and every time.
Just because you enjoy it and find humor within it, doesn't me it's a comedy or a well regarded comedy. I'm sure there are twisted individuals who think Schindler's List is a laugh riot, but I would never associate with such a person.
It's actually VERY well regarded. You just have never watched it.
Oh, I've seen it.
It's listed under "comedy" & "crime" on imdb.
Vibes. Two psychics (Cyndi Lauper and Jeff Goldblum) are hired by a suspicious guy (Peter Falk) to find his son who went missing trying to find a fabulous treasure hidden in a lost Incan city located somewhere in the Ecuadorian mountains.
Super Troopers
Most quotable movie of all time.
Crazy People (1990)
A feel like I can't describe it. It blows taboo and political correctness up to expose the BS in the advertising industry. It's fun and cute and I swear nobody has seen it.
“It’s a disaster” https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1995341/
Low budget, bad title, but absolutely hilarious movie.
Baby's Day Out
It's kinda like Home Alone where the bad guys are having a really hard time being bad guys.
where the bad guys are having a really hard time being bad guys.
Doesn't that apply to Home Alone too? Now I want to see a remake of Home Alone where they're competent criminals.
Yeah, that's why I compared it to Home Alone. The big difference is the bad guys and the baby are out in the city instead of inside a home.
If Home Alone had competent criminals, I feel it wouldn't be a comedy lol
Escanaba in da Moonlight
Renaissance Man with Danny DeVito and Bushwhacked with Daniel Stern.