What Is the Funniest Movie of All Time?

Honestly?

OMG, this movie sucked so bad. I had a roommate in college that thought this thing was awesome and he watched it all the time. I have nightmares about that stupid Coke bottle!

You'll recover

2016. Funniest piece of propaganda and biggest lie fest I've ever seen. Watching how seriously the idiots in the audience was even funnier than the comedy on screen.

The Best Comedy will be watching Owebummer crying on Nov 7th when he losses his big house and job.

Not according to the latest sources . Haven't you heard ? Rombot is losing and I'll get the chance to laugh at you Obama Derangement Syndrome victims on November the 6th all over again. Even Republican experts are condemning Romney's ridiculous premature and ill informed attacks on the administration for the embassy disaster today as the act of an amateur, and someone who is ill equipped to be President. Sorry loser, the movie sucked, your candidate sucked and so do you.

You actually went to see the movie? You have to be one of the most worried Democrats on this site! I'm here to tell ya [...] it's over! Better get out your crying towel! Oh and here are some more Obama treats just for you!

Hilarious movie.

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Run away! Run away! :D

So funny..makes me giggle just thinking about it !!!

Step Brothers!!!

Mallrats

Dumb and Dumber

Austin powers series

Holy Grail was funny, but since I have seen that a lot of folks fake they have seen it to seem cool i won't include it anymore.

i like all of these but I'm partial to these two. They crack me up every time.

LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!!!!

Blazing saddles is totally hilarious, no matter how old or how many times I watch it.

A friend dragged me to that. I almost slid out of my seat I was laughing so hard.

OK. I'm not saying it isn't a funny movie. It really is. But for me, it just had too many predictable parts. I watched it for the first time with friends, back in the day, and as I commented on the scenes in the movie right before they happened, my friends swore I had seen the movie before! But I hadn't, honest! :D

I guess some of it was pretty predictable but it was still hilarious.

Blazing Saddles holds a special place in my heart. It was the first "R" rated movie I saw. Back in 1974, when I was 8, my friend, his dad and I went to the theater to watch it. The place was jam packed. The bean-eating, fart scene ranks up there as one of the funniest things ever mostly because I first saw it as a kid (of course) but also because the whole theater was literally rocking with laughter. Everyone missed a good several seconds of movie from laughing so uproariously. Brooks was wise because the very next scene was a bright desert scene with no chance of missing anything. He probably knew people would need a couple seconds to settle down after the dark, campfire, fart scene. The other odd thing about that sequence was when it went from the dark campfire scene to the bright desert, daylight scene, I remember looking up and seeing this thick cloud of smoke hanging over all of us. Smoking was allowed in theaters then.

ANYTHING by Mel Brooks is that way. Spaceballs, Men in Tights, Blazing Saddles, History of the World, it's all just hilarious.

Victor-Victoria to me is the funniest movie I ever saw and even now when it comes on I sit there and just laugh. It is a really twisted plot and the expressions on the actors and actresses faces make it priceless. You just have to see it to understand.

I love Julie Andrews! But I've never seen that movie and I've been dying to!

There are quite a few that are in the funniest movie region, but I'm going to suggest this movie because it is funny on so many levels. From barking like a dog and hopping on one leg in the hopes of wedding a prince to falling down the stairs whenever you see your landlord to avoid rent.



Coming to America

The hangover.

Borat. No contest.

It's offensive, over the top, inappropriate, racist, antisemitic, weird, ridiculous, at times cruel, and always disgusting.

And I didn't stop laughing from the time I got into the theatre until the end.

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.....still funny?

Oh, he was an a*hole, it was at times cruel and hateful, and I'm sorry to say, the movie was funny as hell. I laughed so much my cheeks hurt. No other movie did that for me.

I refuse to have it in my home or let any of my kids see it, or even talk about it.

I don't know if its humor will stand the test of time, though. Methinks not.

yeah, i just hate that they promised that village all this stuff and then humiliated them and gave them nothing.

Two words; "special purpose"

Loved it! Love Steve Martin to this day!

"Cadyshack" is also awesome, though. I further nominate the "Jackass" movies (R.I.P. Dunn), "Young Frankenstein", "Mrs. Doubtfire" and other assorted Robin Williams movies, "Anchorman", "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan", and some others I can't think of right now.

The "Austin Powers" trilogy, "Ed Wood".