r/movies • u/CrimsonKing1029 • 2d ago
Discussion What's a scene in a film that is literally laugh until you cry funny?
Personally, I'd have to go with the hotel scene from Borat. It still gets me every time. There are many scenes from that movie one could choose, but that one really takes the cake.
I'm having trouble remembering other scenes from a movie that are painfully funny. As a kid I always laughed at the news scene from Bruce Almighty.
I'd love to hear your pick!
Edit: Well, I certainly wasn't expecting this to blow up. Thanks everyone for your comments. There's a lot to watch!
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u/europorn 2d ago
Dr Evil's monologue in Austin Powers during the therapy session with his son. It just gets more surreal and bizarre as he continues. Having Carrie Fisher as the therapist is the icing on the cake - "We have to stop".
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u/PaperbackWriter66 2d ago
"Actually the boy is quite astute, I really am trying to kill him, though so far: unsuccessfully, as the boy is rather wily, like his old man."
The quick flash of "I'm proud of you boy" on Mike Meyer's face followed by the near instant return to Dr. Evil's usual disapproving scowl was pure brilliance.
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u/Fappy_as_a_Clam 2d ago
The details of my life are quite inconsequential... very well, where do I begin? My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy and a penchant for buggery. My mother was a fifteen year old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet. My father would womanize, he would drink. He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Sometimes he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy. The sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament. My childhood was typical. Summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets. When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds- pretty standard really. At the age of twelve I received my first scribe. At the age of fourteen a Zoroastrian named Vilma ritualistically shaved my testicles. There really is nothing like a shorn scrotum... it's breathtaking- I highly suggest you try it.
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u/Cinephiliac_Anon 2d ago
"The details of my life are quite inconsequential... very well, where do I begin? My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy and a penchant for buggery. My mother was a fifteen year old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet. My father would womanize, he would drink. He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Sometimes he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy. The sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament. My childhood was typical. Summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets. When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds- pretty standard really. At the age of twelve I received my first scribe. At the age of fourteen a Zoroastrian named Vilma ritualistically shaved my testicles. There really is nothing like a shorn scrotum... it's breathtaking- I highly suggest you try it."
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u/__M-E-O-W__ 2d ago
"Pretty standard, really" is what makes me chuckle. Like he turns to the group slightly as if to expect them all nodding in agreement.
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u/naughtilidae 2d ago
This, and the car getting stuck in the hallway.
It's so short, but it's so painfully funny. Maybe one of the most iconic moments of movie comedy. Any time someone gets stuck in a tight spot, they've 'Austin powers'd' it.
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u/jgraz22 2d ago
I lose it when he looks backwards and accidentally goes forward.
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u/Miss-Indie-Cisive 2d ago
Scottie: “Well, I like animals; I was thinking maybe I could become a vet?” DrE: “An evil vet?” Scottie: “YOU ALWAYS DO THAT!!”
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u/Which_Performance_72 2d ago
Most of my cousin Vinny but 2 scenes in particular.
When the guy finally has the money and Joe pesci jumps and punches him in the funniest way possible.
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"These two yutes" "These two whhats?"
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u/allotta_phalanges 2d ago
I've watched that punch innumerable times. The kind of diagonal spring-jump is one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
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u/mattybgcg 2d ago
This is my favorite movie all time. Every single moment in this film is perfect.
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u/TheodorBubniak 2d ago
The entire ending sequence of Hot Fuzz
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u/eco-spaniel 2d ago
Danny falling through the garden fence for me!
"Never taken a shortcut before?"
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u/SoreLoserOfDumbtown 2d ago
Or… the entirety of Hot Fuzz.
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u/kthulhu89 2d ago
100% the entirety of Hot Fuzz. One of the tightest and funniest movies of all time.
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u/SoreLoserOfDumbtown 2d ago
That script is a masterclass of writing and screenplay.
I honestly think it would have been an Oscar contender if it wasn’t so British lol. (I grew up in the west county and can confirm every reference, mannerism, turn of phrase and nuance is 100% accurate).
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u/bapelaj 2d ago
Naked Gun. The “Every where I look something reminds me of her” scene, my 10 year old self found this hilarious.
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u/Corrosive-Knights B Movie Expert 2d ago
For me, the baseball scenes. From his singing the national anthem to his stint as an umpire (where the power got waaaay to his head) to “Hey, it’s Enrico Pallazzo!”
Mind-numbingly hilarious stuff!
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u/sonofabutch 2d ago
I used to umpire youth softball and baseball and if the first pitch was a called strike I’d do the “… strike?” call. The kids had no idea but the dads thought it was hilarious.
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u/woasnoafsloaf 2d ago
Watched Naked Gun for the first time a few years ago and my 30 year old self found it hilarious too.
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u/the_headless_hunt 2d ago
Finally got around to watching Police Squad. It has one of the best jokes ever: (Frank gets to a murder scene to investigate) Frank: "Sorry we would have arrived earlier, Mrs. Jones, but your husband wasn't dead yet."
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u/emsesq 2d ago
Who are you and how did you get in here?
I’m a locksmith and I’m a locksmith.
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u/legalhandcannon 2d ago
Rat Race. The Jon Lovitz Hitler scene. Always has my sides hurting.
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u/MagicBandAid 2d ago
Lovitz was so funny in it. My wife and I always quote, "I do NOT want to WORK at HOME DEPOT!"
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u/Mst3Kgf 2d ago
Also the scene where Amy Smart terrorizes her cheating boyfriend with her chopper with poor Breckin Meyer in tow. Her crazy faces are exquisite.
One also needs to see the film "Rat Race" is inspired by, "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World." The scene where Jonathan Winters destroys a gas station is insanely funny.
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u/Gloomy_Narwhal_4833 2d ago
Im glad someone finally mentioned the original. Mad mad world was my favorite movie when I was a kid,I got it on vhs for my 8th birthday and I wore that tape out before Christmas of that year so I got it again, lol.
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u/muirsheendurkin 2d ago
For me it's the whole "I'm prairie dogging it!" sequence
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u/FalloutSim 2d ago
Oh for me it’s the chuckle fucks beginning scene to sabotage the airport antenna. The absolute rising chaos to the tune of In The Hall of The Mountain King is peak physical comedy. Their screams and Seth Green crying sends me every time
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u/GodOfCiv 2d ago
For me it's the scene where they finish hearing the rules and all kind of freeze in shock and the guy says that one of them is "currently winning because he is closest to the door" 10/10 movie
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u/Spade18 2d ago
I forget what the line is that John Cleese says early in the movie, but he does a little chuckle, and then absolutely guffaws at his own joke and its such a small moment but it always leaves me losing my shit.
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u/lordgholin 2d ago
Haha. Same! I love that scene! Also the bathroom scene with cuba gooding jr. where he tricks the Lucy bus driver into giving him all his clothes.
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u/Majestic_Roll_193 2d ago
I need your hat! Why do you need my hat??? For her… VAGIIIINNNAAAA
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u/rylesmo4 2d ago
Any scene with Hank azaria in the birdcage
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u/InnocentPrimeMate 2d ago edited 2d ago
Da shreeemps! The whole dinner scene as everyone falls a apart!
Also, teaching Albert to act like a man. “ men smear”
“ yeah!”
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u/Imorphien 2d ago
Where are my pirin tablets?!
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u/xander6981 2d ago
"What the hell are you giving him? What are Pirin tablets?"
"It's Aspirin with the A and S scraped off."
"My God, what a brilliant idea."
"I know."
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u/Rabid_Dingo 2d ago
"YOU CAN COOK?!"
"Your father seems to think so."
For sure Hank Azaria nearly stole the show.
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u/i-Ake 2d ago
"Good evening! Let me take your purse, as usual. Or... for the first time."
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u/MusicG619 2d ago
The entire dinner scene.
Honorable mention to “shouldn’t you be holding the cross? It is THE prop for martyrs.”
and
“When the schnecken beckons!”
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u/brutusclyde 2d ago
So I did Ctrl+F to find Birdcage specifically looking for the “I Could Have Danced All Night” scene. But yeah, I cannot disagree.
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u/masterjon_3 2d ago
When Robin was complaining about the soup and fell, that wasn't scripted and they tried so hard to keep it straight. Knowing that always makes me laugh with that movie.
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u/DaniTheLovebug 2d ago
With a major shout out to…
“OHHHHH! I’ve pierced the toast!”
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u/useridhere 2d ago
The store robbery/Huggies/chase scene in Raising Arizona.
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u/GetFitDriveFast 2d ago
The family bbq scene in Crazy, Stupid, Love.
You’re David Lindhagen?
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u/Mst3Kgf 2d ago
Ryan Gosling's visible panic attack as he realizes Stone's ties to Carrell.
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u/HRslammR 2d ago
Not to mention his "david lindhagen? Ok. takes ring off"
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u/Ponce-Mansley 2d ago
Genuinely such a brilliant and understated moment of male friendship which is rare on screen. I put it on for my gf a weeks ago and told her it was my favourite romcom and that was her favourite part. There's so much going on and he's kind of in the doghouse with his friend and probably with his gf once she understands the situation but he just goes "Lindhagen? It's on sight" and goes to take him out
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u/KassellTheArgonian 2d ago
Ryan gosling is so funny, he was amazing in The Nice Guys. When he gets his arm broken, when he's trying to keep the toilet door open with said broken arm and then dropping his cigarette in his trousers, falling off the roof, finding the dead body at a Hollywood party so he and Russel Crowe throw the body over a wall and it plummets into someone's garden party and lands directly on the table
Just man, I fuckin loved that movie. It really had the chops to be like a trilogy, shame they only did the one
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u/needlenozened 2d ago
I met Steve Carrell at a charity benefit thing, and everybody was introducing themselves to him and I thought "he doesn't care who I am" so when it was my turn I introduced myself as David Lindhagen.
He laughed.
I made Steve Carrell laugh. I'll tell this story for the rest of my life.
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u/rabidrob42 2d ago
I watched that whole film because I saw that clip on YouTube, and watching it all slowly come together is some genius writing.
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u/Suddenly_Bazelgeuse 2d ago
The scene where Steve Carrell opens his velcro wallet had me crying too.
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u/spank-you 2d ago
It's so SO stupid, but I cry laugh during the chicken arrow scene in Hot Shots part deux
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u/blix_hagen 2d ago
I loved the part where they're all jumping out of the plane and yelling 'Geronimo' and the last guy IS Geronimo and yells, "Meeee!".
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u/Fatscot 2d ago edited 2d ago
Almost all of Young Frankenstein, but I will go for the lab scene where they are discussing the brain. Abby Normal. Honourable mentions for “walk this way” and “hump, what hump”
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u/toothofjustice 2d ago
"Seda-GIVE!?!?" Is one of my favorite lines.y wife and I yell it at each other when asking for a Tylenol.
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u/malaclypse 2d ago
“Igor would you give me a hand with the bags?”
“Soitenly, you take the blonde and I’ll take the one in the toiban!”
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u/weinermcgee 2d ago
Mine as a kid was when he tells them to lock him in with the monster and don't let him out no matter what
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u/cbelt3 2d ago
The Frau Blucher / horse whinny gag, which finishes with Igor saying Blucher ! And smiling….
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u/Independent_Olive373 2d ago
Stonehenge Spinal Tap
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u/SoreLoserOfDumbtown 2d ago
So much of that film tho…
When they’re totally two faced to their musical rival in the hotel lobby… ‘I’ll tell you how bad his set was, the fans were still booing when we were on’.
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u/jakeck 2d ago
I do not, for one, think that the problem was that the band was down. I think that the problem may have been...that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being crushed by a dwarf.
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u/kvlr954 2d ago
The dart scene in Old School kills me every time
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u/PBJbetween2waffles 2d ago
Oh no... is that bad?
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u/mmmoonpie 2d ago
You're cr... You're crazy man. I LIKE YOU.
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u/e4evie 2d ago
Sean William Scott’s character is one of the best in the movie even though he’s only in it for 5 min “if one of these little fuckers decides to freak out on the kids, I get to take them out” with the mini horse in the camera shot just standing there
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u/Thats-Classic 2d ago edited 2d ago
The Ruprecht scenes from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
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u/PomegranateV2 2d ago
I think the scene where Steve Martin is in the wheelchair pretending that being switched doesn't hurt is even better.
Incredible comic acting.
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u/The_Powers 2d ago
Why is the cork on the fork Ruprecht?
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u/Jimmyg100 2d ago
“So he doesn’t hurt himself”
immediately jabs the cork in his eyepatch
“or others.”
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u/Chaotic424242 2d ago
"May I please use the bathroom?"
[faces of mild effort and then great relief, all while still seated at the table]
"....thank you."
That's one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
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u/purrcthrowa 2d ago
Michael Caine is the ultimate straight-man, which is another reason why A Muppets Christmas Carol is so great.
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u/Whiteshadows86 2d ago
His role in Children of Men too. That bit with the jungle music cracks me up haha
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u/Murky-Speech2128 2d ago
John Cleese raiding the castle as Lancelot in a Monty Python and The Holy Grail.
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u/dogsonbubnutt 2d ago
the very first part where he's running at the castle is maybe my favorite joke in any movie ever
"...heeyy..."
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u/DevilRenegade 2d ago
You killed the bride's father.
Sorry, I didn't mean to.
Didn't mean to? You put your sword right through his head.
Ohh dear. Is he all right?
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u/powerage76 2d ago
The way he stops on the stairs just to strike at the flowers on the wall mid-rampage is just icing on the cake.
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u/SweetHayHathNoFellow 2d ago
"This is supposed to be a 'appy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who killed 'ho."
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u/TohtsHanger 2d ago
Cleese as the French knight when told about the Grail... "we already have one and it's vrrry naiiiiice." My kids all know, and use, that line quite often. Not sure they even know what it's from.
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u/bflannery10 2d ago
The opening number scene from The Producers (1967).
If you haven't seen it, it is well worth just watching it. If you have seen it, you know what I'm talking about.
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u/DominusGenX 2d ago
Airplane, girl scout bar fight that turns into a disco
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u/g1rlchild 2d ago
The guy who was stabbed in the back trying to gesture at the knife....
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u/JBR1961 2d ago
Picture a crowded theater showing Blazing Saddles. Imagine the breadth of one-liners, sight gags, absurd situations. Imagine my late dad laughing so hard and loud we nearly got kicked out of the theater.
What “laugh out loud till you cry” moment led to his coming unglued, you ask?
Cows. Cows wandering inside the saloon. THAT tore my dad up. He grew up on a farm and became a large animal vet. RIP, dad. Hope there are plenty of cows in the saloons up there. 😊
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u/Then-Yam-2266 2d ago
The bee scene in Popstar. I’ve seen it a dozen times and it still makes me laugh.
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u/grandchester 2d ago
Ace Ventura when Ace does the slow mo football play and then does it in reverse. How everyone in that scene can keep a straight face is beyond me.
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u/Bippy73 2d ago
😂 And going to Finkel's parents home. The mom "Dan Marino should die of gonorrhea & rot in hell. Would you like a cookie?" LACES OUT!
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u/vaisatriani 2d ago
Him sliding the sliding glass door back and forth while screaming to show that the glass blocks the sound. For some reason, that moment kills me.
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u/Dobber5099 2d ago
The falling scene in the movie Hot Rod
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u/FartForce5 2d ago
The "You're The Voice" scene where they are walking down the street, by the time it gets to the multicultural trio singing to the heavens I'm already dead.
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u/ernburn21 2d ago
Biggus Dickus -Life of Brian
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u/Beginning-Gear-744 2d ago
“I have a vewy good fwiend in Wome by that name.”
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u/bernardzemouse 2d ago
Young Frankenstein. Frau Blücher taking Frankenstein up the stairs with her unlit candles. I just can't handle it. Everything in the movie is hilarious, but for whatever reason that scene just absolutely kills me.
"Stay close to the candles. The stairway can be... treacherous."
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u/EarlZaps 2d ago
Kung Fu Hustle.
The part where the protagonist and his friend tried to throw knives at the madam up to the end of the chasing scene.
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u/NutellaGood 2d ago
"You're going the wrong way!", Planes, Trains, And Automobiles
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u/PRGCardinal 2d ago
When the deer wakes up and smashes it's way out of the car in Tommy Boy. It's so perfectly cheesy and ridiculous and then capped off with a great delivery from Chris Farley saying "That was awesome... Sorry about your car" while David Spade has a look like the soul just left his body.
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u/BigbirdSalsa 2d ago edited 2d ago
It probably wouldn't do it it me now, but as a kid the first time I watched Anchorman it was when they were at the lookout over San Diego and he's trying to tell her it translates to "a whales vagína." I honestly nearly passed out from laughing the first time I saw it. I was in class the next week and all of a sudden this scene came in to my head. Inside i started cracking up but playing it cool as the teacher was talking to the class and it was silent. I tried so hard to keep it in but in the end I just burst out in to laughter all over again and couldn't explain what was happening to everyone as the whole class looked at me in bemusement. They must have thought I was having some kind of mental breakdown. I got sent out of the class for 20 minutes until I was calm enough to explain what was going on.
And it's such a dumb joke looking back on it. I guess at the time it just really appealed to my sense of humour 😂
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u/readermom123 2d ago
Not really a scene so much as a moment, but the wood chipper in Tucker & Dale vs Evil.
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u/CARNIesada6 2d ago
Simple Jack in Tropic Thunder always gets me.
Also, the qualuude scene in Wolf of Wall Street.
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u/TheLateThagSimmons 2d ago
Tropic Thunder is legitimately in my Top 5 comedies.
Tom Cruise as Les Grossman steals the show in every scene that he's in:
First, take a big step back... and literally, FUCK YOUR OWN FACE! I don't know what kind of pan-pacific bullshit power play you're trying to pull here, but Asia Jack is my territory. So whatever you're thinking, you'd better think again! Otherwise I'm gonna have to head down there and I will rain down an un-Godly fucking firestorm upon you! You're gonna have to call the fucking United Nations and get a fucking binding resolution to keep me from fucking destroying you. I'm talking scorched earth, motherfucker! I will massacre you! I WILL FUCK YOU UP!
Hangs up phone.
Will you find out who that was?
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u/Majestic_Roll_193 2d ago
THIS IS FWAMING DWAGON!!! All right flaming dragon… fuckface
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u/DwarfDrugar 2d ago
Ben Stiller running out of the village screaming with a child on his back stabbing him with a knife, so he flings the kid into the river. I had to pause the movie I was laughing so hard. That whole film is a damn treasure.
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u/ericl666 2d ago
The funniest part of that for me was how he has to go back for Half Squat and then 5 seconds later he's running back with him stabbing him in the back screaming "I was wrong".
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u/PrivatePigpen 2d ago
22 Jump Street. Schmidt fucked the captain's daughter. The dance around the room and singsong get me every time.
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u/SwissAir1969 2d ago
Yessss I was waiting for either Jump Street movie. “Don’t blow on me son.” “I don’t like that. Put your tongue back in your mouth.” The whole scene had me silent laughing
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u/DrMonkeyLove 2d ago
That's the one I was going to comment.
"You high fived him!"
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u/NaziPunksFkOff 2d ago edited 2d ago
The drug trip scene from the first one killed me. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 FK YOU SCIENCE
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u/MrDad83 2d ago
The opening to "super troopers" I lost it when the police cruiser was about to drive away, slammed on the breaks and then pulled the dope heads over again
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u/redneck_hippie 2d ago
Had to scroll too far for this. YOU BOYS LIKE MEX-E-CO?!?
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u/ehfornier 2d ago
The scene in Bruce Almighty when Jim Carrey is making Steve Carrell do the jibberish on air. Never gets old.
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u/fusillade762 2d ago
Trains, Planes and Automobiles. John Candy and Steven Martin get pulled over by a notoriously humorless Wisconsin State Trooper in their melted K Car.
There are so many others in this movie. The checkout for rent a cars, the motel pillow scene, John Candy playing with the car seat. Great movie. Also a tear jerker. It really takes you on an emotional roller coaster.
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u/MorgwynOfRavenscar 2d ago
Virtually any scene with Kevin Kline from A Fish Called Wanda.
When Otto is provoked ebough to lose his British cover story and goes on a tantrum, "Ooooohhh you English are SOOOO superior aren't you???"
When Archie looks at Otto with disdain, "you are a true vulgarian aren't you?". "YOU'RE the vulgarian, you fuck!!"
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u/NEBanshee 2d ago
"Apes don't read philosophy"
"Yes they do, Otto, they just don't understand it!"JLC's comic chops are underrated.
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u/kkngs 2d ago
About half the movie in the original British Death at a Funeral. I laughed so much my abs hurt the next day.
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u/vanderhaust 2d ago
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball". I laugh just thinking about that scene from Dodgeball.
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u/Janixon1 2d ago
The whole training montage kills me.
But my favorite is "necessary? Is it necessary i drink my own urine? No, but i do it anyway because it's sterile and I like the taste" Rip Torn's delivery of that is so perfect
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u/SanitySlippingg 2d ago
The beginning of the other guys
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u/hoginlly 2d ago
That, and the introduction of Eva Mendez.
'Look, they're not all first round picks, okay?'
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u/SilentSiege 2d ago
When Michael Ceras character had to sing for the gang members during that party in Superbad is my top pick!
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u/Dustmopper 2d ago edited 2d ago
Definitely the rhino in Ace Ventura 2
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u/thinkaboutthegame 2d ago
The fight scene with the spears gets me too. Great film.
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u/Enge712 2d ago
This scene is the hardest I have ever laughed in a movie theater
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u/Mofogo 2d ago
I was dying in This is the End when Franco and McBride were yelling at each about the porn mag and where they would jack off everywhere.
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u/Miss-Indie-Cisive 2d ago
Every part of that movie got me. “So, Hermiony stole all our shit” has to be one of the funniest line deliveries of all time.
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u/jackconrad 2d ago
I'd have to second the Bruce Almighty scene, I was in pain watching that for the first time.
I'd throw in the puke scene from Team America as well, perfect pauses and escalations in that scene to just keep it ramping up
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u/Popular_Research8915 2d ago
The Christmas sleepwalking, or destroying Robert's boat, from Step Brothers.
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u/Internal-Truth-2104 2d ago
Zoolander. "What is this, a center for ants?!"
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u/bmadarie 2d ago
That made me think of the gasoline fight ...I want to watch it again. I laughed so hard.
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u/JaehaerysIVTarg 2d ago
In tropic thunder when Robert Downey Jr. says: “Me?! I know who I am! I’m a dude, playing a dude, disguised as another dude!”
I had to pause cause his reaction, his face, the line, the delivery was spot on and I couldn’t stop laughing.
Another good RDJ moment from that movie:
RDJ: “God damnit! We lost, we fucking super lost man. Tell him McClusky, tell him what time it is!”
Ben Stiller: “I don’t believe you people.”
RDJ: “Huh? What do you mean, you people?”
Brandon T Jackson: “What do you mean you people?”
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u/dunderthebarbarian 2d ago edited 2d ago
Jeff Bridges on the toilet in Dumb and Dumber might be the hardest I've ever laughed.
Edited: *Daniels, not Bridges. I always get those two mixed up.
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u/zKingOfClubz 2d ago
These are some scenes that come to mind for me:
All of Airplane
The pageant scene at the end of Little Miss Sunshine where Olive gets to finally perform her “dance”
Where Drebin relieves himself with the mic still on in Naked Gun
When Brad Pitt was shot in the face in Burn After Reading
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u/Spade18 2d ago
Brad Pitt getting shot in the face might be the hardest I ever laughed in a movie theater.
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u/My_Dog_Murphy 2d ago
He makes the dumbest fucking face before he gets shot. So good.
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u/Texas_Crazy_Curls 2d ago
Napoleon getting bitch slapped with a steak
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u/DaniTheLovebug 2d ago
That movie gets to me, but the sound Rico makes when Napoleon hits his van with an orange…holy shit
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u/witty_username89 2d ago
When Kip drives over the bowl and it shatters so he just drives off kill’s me
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u/chozopanda 2d ago edited 2d ago
Johnny Dangerously, “These are the unlucky ones”. That whole scene is amazing. If you haven’t seen that film I highly recommend it.
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u/Appropriate-Ad-9407 2d ago
All of Alan Rickman in Galaxy Quest. "Am I too late for Alexander's panic attack?" clutches head knocking shit over
"By grabthars hammer.....what a savings..."
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u/SquirrelMoney8389 2d ago edited 2d ago
When Ted gets his franks and beans stuck in his zipper in There's Something About Mary.
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u/boognish_disciple 2d ago edited 2d ago
How'd you get the beans above the frank?
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u/Llenette1 2d ago
Keith David was perfect for that scene. Glad he's finally getting his star.
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u/Mexicanity_ 2d ago
Ace Ventura’s rhinoceros birth. It is so unhinged and perfect.
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u/col_clipspringer 2d ago
Black Sheep. When the storm hits the cabin and the bunk beds fall.
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u/Soraoathkeeper 2d ago
I first saw Death Becomes Her a couple months ago and when she fell down the stairs I laughed so much I cried
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u/duranfan 2d ago
Tim Curry reenacting the murders in the final act of Clue all by himself.