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Beach Hut said:Spinal Tap - never really rated this as that funny but each to their own
It goes to 11!!
Beach Hut said:Spinal Tap - never really rated this as that funny but each to their own
Beach Hut said:Spinal Tap - never really rated this as that funny but each to their own
gerbil said:Carry on films are as funny as a dose of the clap.
eastlondonseagull said:Was Top Secret in it?
And what the f*** was Shaun Of The Dead doing so high up? It's funny, but not that funny
chez said:Top Secret!! What a classic - havent seen it in years. Val Kilmer and Omar Shariff wasnt it?
Nick Rivers and Chocolate Mousse!!
Gwylan said:Like all these lists, they're ridiculously loaded in favour of recent films: how many films on the list are more than 20 years old? Seven? Eight? I can't be bothered to count but it's not many.
The trouble with such lists is that they're not made up by the general public but by people with access to the Internet and time to fill in such surveys.
A list that has only one Marx Brothers, no Chaplin, Keaton, Laurel and Hardy or WC Fields on it is a very strange list. And one that doesn't include Bringing up Baby (the film that I imagine would vie with Some Like it Hot for number one if the list was drawn up by film critics) is downright bizarre.
And what is the appeal of Austin Powers, a one-joke movie? And not a funny one at that.
pevenseagull said:NOW i LIKE THE mARX bROS, A LOT
but if you were put on the spot to put a flim on that would make people laugh would you really put on Chaplain (even if he is twiddling his cane and walking funny), or Laurel anr Hardy ( even if they are moving a piano with hilarious consequences) or Buster Keaton (even if he is oblivious to the barn gable end falling in a contrived manner around hium)
innovative as these may have been they are critics/ purosts darlings and horribly dated ( I note you didn't flag up Harold Lloyd, so you OBVIOUSLY know NOTHING)