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snoopmish
on Jul 7 2008, 7:15:58 PM writes:
Kentucky Fried Movie
Holy Grail
Blazing Saddles
I'd like to add these to the rest ;)
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 muttly69
on Jul 7 2008, 11:08:01 AM writes:
TOP 10
Death to Smochie
Kung-Pow
Stuck on You
King Pin
Stripes
Comming to America
Grandmas Boy
Superbad
Clerks 2
Ancorman |
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 Shaggy89
on Jul 2 2008, 8:52:21 PM writes:
UH..
Airplane. |
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on Jul 2 2008, 7:52:49 PM writes:
OH, AND EVERYONE KNOWS
The funniest movie is Commando. |
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h
on Jul 2 2008, 7:50:09 PM writes:
AWESOME
Talladega Nights is a phenomenally underrated film - it's pretty much on a par with Anchorman. Looking forward to this one big time :) |
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Draktyr
on Jul 2 2008, 7:04:15 PM writes:
HMMMM....
I still find it humorous that Ferrell is playing a character in LoTL, when he played a character named Marshall WillenHolly in Jay and Silent Bob Strike back. (Marshall, Will and Holly were the family in the original LoTL tv show, if you didn't know! :) ) |
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old_fruity
on Jul 2 2008, 6:45:39 PM writes:
'Three Fugitives' I remember that being hilariously funny. Then there was a film called 'See No Evil Hear No Evil'. I think those are my favourites. |
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theshadowalker
on Jul 2 2008, 3:30:01 PM writes:
'NI!'
Funniest movie ever?
'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'.
And I've never found Will Ferrell funny...at all. (Is it me, or are all the recent SNL alumni one-trick-ponies? What happened to talent like Bill Murray who could be funny in a variety of different roles, like 'Ghostbusters' and 'What About Bob?'?) |
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Stratburst
on Jul 2 2008, 2:54:24 PM writes:
Any Sherlock Holmes comedy is going to go up against Without a Clue, where Ben Kingsley played the genius Dr. Watson to Michael Caine's bumbling Holmes. That was freakin' classic! |
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loucifer
on Jul 2 2008, 1:53:52 PM writes:
Talladega Nights was the best post-Anchorman Will Ferrell comedy? I can't agree to that at all. Don't get me wrong I thought that movie was funny, but Semi-Pro gave me the R-rated comedy i was hoping for. This movie doesn't sound like such a bad idea, but I am getting sick of Cohen. Hopefully, he can come out of his normal comedic shell and give us something new and funny. |
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It's set to star Sacha Baron Cohen and Will Ferrell as Sherlock Holmes and Watson. It's produced by Judd Apatow. It's written by Etan Cohen (TROPIC THUNDER). And it may very well have rocketed to the top of must must-see list. Of course calling it the funniest movie ever is perhaps a slight overstatement but just hearing that Cohen and Ferrell will be co-starring as Sherlock Holmes and Watson makes me laugh (what can I say, I'm a cheap date). Easily the best post-ANCHORMAN Will Ferrell movie was TALLADEGA NIGHTS and that was due in no short part to Cohen's contributions. This movie should not be confused with Guy Ritchie's reboot of Sherlock Holmes at Warner Bros., which will be much more action/adventure oriented. While there may some action in this untitled film, it will be primarily comedy driven. Still no word on who would direct the film but I'd be all up for Adam McKay (TALLADEGA, STEP BROTHERS) returning to work with the two actors again. Cohen is still putting the finishing touches on BRUNO while Ferrell just wrapped filming on LAND OF THE LOST. It's unclear when this project would begin filming but let's hope it's quick.
