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    Have you seen Airplane! Or The Naked Gun series? Those have some hilarious moments…

    “Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffin’ glue!”

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    The Life of Brian - no idea if it is “uncommon” but I haven’t seen it being mentioned anywhere in ages. It has a weird and macabre but enjoyable mix of super dry English humor, whacky sillyness and actual satire, while still managing to tell a coherent story.

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      Why not go trough the complete Monty’s enzyklo Pythonia?

      Mony Puthon and teh Holy Grain is epic. Saw it at elementary school ages ago (early 80s) and was looking for iit for ages. (Not speaking English yet, Imtotally forgot the title) Still need to watch Jabberwocky.

      When done, Black Adder’s Christmas Carol is a belter as well. (The serie is nice as well, as id Red Dwarf)

      I’s add Idiocracy and Don’t look up as well, but alas, both are documentaries by now. :(

      For car fanatics, the Taxi series is nice as well.

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    Tucker and Dale Vs Evil is one of my favorites, might not be quite uncommon but people tend not to know it when I bring it up.

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    Office Space, not exactly uncommon but not talked about that much these days and still relevant.

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    Black dynamite is amazingly funny. A satirical 70s action/crime movie

    Btw its written by michael jai white. And he is making a new movie… “outlaw johnny black” where he plays a cowboy/gunslinger. I am looking forward to it

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    Hamlet 2. There are some problematic things in it, that haven’t aged so great, but it is otherwise amazingly funny.

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    Balls Out: Gary The Tennis Coach (best film with Seann William Scott as lead imo)

    Dirty Work

    Palm Springs on Hulu (flew under the radar for most people I know)

    Vice Principals (TV show)

    Almost Heros

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      Came to say Dirty Work. It might be the only movie with Norm MacDonald as the lead. My friends and I still quote that one from time to time.

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        Absolutely love it! And so quotable!

        I emulated it after seeing it as a kid in a revenge-prank business at school (worst thing I did was put fire ants in a kid’s desk to get back for bullying).

        Years back, as soon as the CEO business came out in GTA online, I immediately claimed “Dirty Work Inc.” as my business name!

        Definitely one of my favorite movies.

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      I’m usually not drawn to comedies, but Palm Springs is what came to mind for me. I learned what it means for a screenplay to be “tight” - efficient, cohesive. Every line fits the tone of the movie and moves the plot forward. Plus it’s technically such a beautiful movie. The lighting is warm, the soundtrack is fun, and the chemistry between all the actors is perfect.

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      Third for Palm Springs. I thought it was gonna be a mindless watch when I threw it on, so maybe low expectations helped.