Funniest Film?

wanderlust wrote:Bread: I don't get your avatar. I understand the answer should be "hoof", but is there something about saying "hall" that is amusing (apart from being nonsensical) perhaps relating to a horny covering? Or is it just that the girl is thick? I thought being thick was a prerequisite to appearing on the show anyway.

You bellend, that's Dean Holdsworth's ex. Difficult to control by all accounts.

wanderlust wrote:Bread: I don't get your avatar. I understand the answer should be "hoof", but is there something about saying "hall" that is amusing (apart from being nonsensical) perhaps relating to a horny covering? Or is it just that the girl is thick? I thought being thick was a prerequisite to appearing on the show anyway.

My eyesight is going. I thought she said hair!

Any film with Laurel & Hardy in it.

Please don't mention Adam Sandler again.

What about films everyone else loved,but you hated? Anchorman is my pick.

Never got the Ron Burgundy thing.

Two more funny films I can strongly recommend are Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Galaxy Quest.

And if you like Steve Martin Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid and All of Me are both good.

Never forgiven Martin for 'Bilko'.

boltonbonce wrote:Never forgiven Martin for 'Bilko'.

Yes that film sucks for two reasons. One it's not funny and two it's an insult to the original brilliant TV series The Phil Silvers Show.

Agree about Dog Day Afternoon...hilarious and Al Pacino brilliant.

But you'd have to go a long way to see a funnier 30 minutes than the opening to The Owl and the Pussycat with Barbra Streisand and George Segal....or the lobster scene in one of Woody Allen's films (was it Annie Hall?....or?: god, what is happening to my memory?!)