Favorite comedy films

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  1. Roll With The Punches

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    The Three Amigos
    What About Bob?
    Kingpin
    Superbad
    Idiocracy
    The Burbs
    Very Bad Things
     
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    Why the fuck wouldnt i, they cost pennies
     
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  3. D MAN

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    That movie is great!! Ive seen it many many times.

    For newer movies The Other Guys is an outstanding comedy.
     
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  4. Roll With The Punches

    Roll With The Punches WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    would you say that you have a plethora of dvd's?
     
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    There was only ONE serious theme about the movie - Woody's gambling problem. He consistently kept blowing the money he won on the court and causing his gf to leave him. That's IT!

    Literally EVERYTHING else about the movie is centered around Woody/Wesley annoying the shit outta eachother, hustling brothas on the court, annoying eachother more until it finally hits em that they've become best friends.

    There's VERY VERY little serious/dramatic in tone about the movie.

    I would categorize it as a sports comedy. Period.

    There's sports DRAMAS, like Rudy, Rocky, The Champ, ect...

    And there's sports comedies, like WMCJ.
     
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  6. Double L

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    good call on what about bob.

    another good one along those lines is crazy peoplebwith dudley moore.
     
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  7. Hut*Hut

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    A veritable myriad of movies, ja
     
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  8. Rich ´Money´ Mustard

    Rich ´Money´ Mustard DIE!

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    Downloading / stealing / streaming is free.
     
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  9. Roll With The Punches

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    Crazy People I need to watch again, I remember liking it as a kid

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    Dirty Rotten Scoundrels as well!
     
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  11. Panchyprsss

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    I almost forgot one of my favorite late sixties comedies, A Guide For The Married Man starring Walter Matthau, Robert Morse and a stellar cast like Lucille Ball, Jayne Mansfield, Jack Benny, Art Carney, Terry Thomas and lots of other 60's stars in cameo roles. Directed by Gene Kelly is one of the funniest films about cheating that you'll ever watch. PG humor of course.

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    will have to check out. never seen before.
     
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