To ask what's the funniest film you've ever seen?

[Ballbags]

I think mine would be Planes, Trains, Automobiles.

I also loved Superbad, Anchorman and Trading Places.

Trading places
Shaun of the dead
Hot Fuzz
Kingpin
Me, myself and Irene
Something about Mary
Stepbrothers

See no evil, hear no evil and liar liar

Carnage starring kate winslet. Anyone else agree?

Yes love Napoleon Dynamite and Stepbrothers too. Lots to watch here that I've never seen.

Withnail and I
Monty Python and The Holy Grail
Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
Carry On Screaming

Oh and Coming to America, although rather un pc these days!

Blazing Saddles
Step Brothers
Superbad.

1. step brothers
2. norbit
3. white chicks

4.dumb and dumber

Kingpin
Life of Brian
White chicks
Don't stop laughing all the way through no matter how many times I watch them.

Coming to America

South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut

Galaxy Quest
Grand Budapest Hotel
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
Life of Brian
Holy Grail

The Ted films, Withnail & I, My Cousin Vinny, Little Miss Sunshine & Napoleon Dynamite all have me on the floor

So many good films here. Also loved bridesmaids and would add Role Models and I love you man (I have a soft spot for Paul Rudd

I can’t pick one but if you haven’t seen the UK original of Death at a Funeral, you must.

A special mention to the dance scene in the first Inbetweeners movie - laughed so hard at the cinema I cried

Not the whole film but the fight between Hugh Grant and Colin Firth in the first Bridget Jones film kills me

Grown Ups 2
Blades of Glory
Hot Fuzz

Stir crazy used to make me cry with laughter - with gene wilder and Richard Pryor

Blades of Glory
Galaxy Quest

but no.1 spot goes to

Tropic Thunder

Honestly, the most I've ever laughed at a film is a Mel Brooks film from the 60s called Start the Revolution Without Me.

When I was about 12, my mum suddenly got very excited in a video rental shop, when she spotted it. She said she'd seen it on her honeymoon in 1969, and it had been the funniest thing she'd ever seen, but that she'd never seen it since. She was a bit scared to watch it again in case it was actually awful, but we laughed like I've never laughed before, it was just SO bonkers. I then couldn't find it again anywhere until about 3 years ago, when I found the dvd, and then I was a bit scared to watch it in case it wasn't as good as I remembered, but omg, it was just SO funny.

It's Donald Sutherland and Gene Wilder as two sets of identical twins who've been mixed up at birth and then get all mixed up in the French revolution, with lots of stupid who-is-who mix ups, Billie Whitelaw as a bonkers Marie Antoinette, the idiot French king dressed as a cockerel, and just a general Mel Brooks style bonkers fiasco.

Yes to Role Models!

For those who like Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein (also favourites of mine) I wholeheartedly recommend Start the Revolution Without Me. ^^

Oh yes I love, Planes, Trains and automobiles, so funny! Also Bridesmaids-absolutely hilarious🤣🤣

Fantastic Mr Fox 🦊