Comedy Movie Poll!
🕑 Added 2023-01-30 04:50:28 +0000 UTCHelp pick the Comedy movie we will react to!
Please feel free to suggest other options in the comments for future polls!
*We received a ton suggestions on the last polls, but we are trying to keep the poll sizes more reasonable. We have noted all suggestions for future polls!
NOTE: I have seen Old School & Something About Mary, so this will only be Sam's first time watching!
Comments
darrell40
One of my favorite comedy series is the entire pink panther series
Neal Romanek
Spinal Tap is essential.
Thomas Yanez
I'd like to see them react to "Coming to America", but only if they watch "Trading Places" first...
Demos Samolis
Trust me please do Theres Something About Mary!!! Sam just ask Dan. Im sure he will tell you its hilarious and so well worth it!!!
Paul Cox
Almost a week into voting, this is a 3-way race between Clerks, Raising Arizona, and There's Something About Mary. All of them making it to the schedule is inevitable (though I think TSAM's reputation as a classic comedy is based on two specific scenes and the rest is eye-rolly Farrelly Bros fare). If it ends up being a tie, plz do Clerks and Raising Arizona first. :)
Korny
The Pink Panther movies are great up to a point. Peter Sellers is an amazing actor and plays the bumbling detective to perfection.
mike baker
Cheech n chong up in smoke is hilarous and not a lot of people are reacting to it
David Wilkins
Here’s to hoping that Raising Arizona will bring you back around to the Coen brothers. And I’m still waiting for Blood Simple. 😶🎬 It was mentioned once, casually, as a potential for after the holidays.
Demos Samolis
Theres Something About Mary!!! Hands down!!!
Mike the Ginger
Easy Money (1983), Back to School (1986), Weekend at Bernie's (1989), Nothing to Lose (1997)
Ken Veader
I hope Raising Arizona wins, its a classic and Nic Cage . Caddyshack is a defintely an old school comedy film that every fan of comedy should see at least once and speaking of old school, Old school is definitely funny as hell
Saraliese
Would love to see Dogma
Tim Raths
If you guys haven’t seen it yet you should add The Blues Brothers to your next comedy poll.
christopher brown
Me too
bosho11
Have you two seen the original Teenage mutant ninja turtles the movie (1990) it's so good. the costumes and animatronics are amazing, plus it's so different from the superhero movies we're used to today. if you haven't seen it or it's been awhile, consider adding it to the list
bosho11
Love Short circuit
Korny
I’m with William on the 1979 version of The In-Laws. Serpentine cracks me up to this day.
Florian Meier
Suggestions for the next Comedy Poll are "Beverly Hills Cop", "Coming to America" and "Jumpin Jack Flash" , Love all 3 !!!
dieselbeast
😊👍🙏 awesome!
christopher brown
Short Circuit and Brewster's Millions (1985) are good comedies
TBR Schmitt
I love Bedazzled! I need to ask Daniel if he’s seen it -Sam
Gratch... just Gratch
If you're looking for a good comedy you can't go wrong with "Short Circuit".
Shehab Dawoud
Coming To America, Friday, Rush Hour, Liar Liar, The 40-year Old Virgin, Ali G Indahouse, Borat. Some of my fav comedies.
William 1611
I understand why "Caddyshack" is on the list, because it's such a classic, but another Rodney Dangerfield movie you'd love is "Back to School." It's hysterical. The original "The In-Laws" (1979) with Peter Falk and Alan Arkin is great, but avoid the remake. My most enthusiastic recommendation, which I'll continue to recommend until the cows come home, is "Into the Night" (1985) a weird screwball suspense/romance starring Jeff Goldblum and Michelle Pfeiffer, directed by John Landis. It has a jam-packed cast, including Dan Akroyd, David Bowie, and Carl Perkins, Elvis' predecessor. Please give it a try!
Rudy Hernandez
Y’all could’ve split these in multiple polls. So many good ones. Raising Arizona is an 80’s classic. Dazed and Confused is a cult classic, Naked Gun 2 is hilarious. My vote is Raising Arizona.
Elisa Pfau
If comedy/horror can be listed as comedies in these polls, then I highly recommend Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010) and Jennifer's Body (2009)--both had me cry/laughing when I watched them
Olivier Fortier
Next time, consider Pure Luck (1991) with Martin Short and Danny Glover. And Sgt. Bilko (1996) with Steve Martin and Dan Aykroyd
Olivier Fortier
Naked Gun 2 1/2, because the first one is the video that made me discover your channel :)
Smooticus
More great choices!
Ron Moses
Spinal Tap needs to be doing better than it currently is.
Alec S
Another one - Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is an absolute classic with Michael Cain and Steve Martin
kbobravo
I would love to see someone do a reaction to I Love You, Man (2009) at some point.
dieselbeast
Random comedy suggestions assuming you've never watched them or at least one of you hasn't, bedazzled - Brendan Fraser and Elizabeth Hurley, Beverly hills ninja- Chris Farley, dumb and dumber, and liar liar goes without saying but Jim Carrey lol
Thomas Yanez
Upvote for "Three Amigos" and "Zoolander".
Aaron Barlow
Zoolander is genius, the opposite of dumb, the humour is in it's mockery of dumb. It's satirical.
Thomas Yanez
The poll tool needs a "select all" option for lists like this one.
Aaron Barlow
Naked gun 2.5!!! The drug dealers bit remains one of the funniest lines in comedy.
Jonathan Patrick
Yes my sister told me many many years ago she got to see the actual house. As a kid I was blown away. Always been my fave comedy ever. Lol.
James Willingham III
The Burbs! Yes! Filmed entirely on the Universal backlot.
Joe D. MacGuffinstuff
This is one of those ALL polls, just watch them all, you'll enjoy them. That said, man it is really hard for me to narrow it, but Clerks is just a personal favorite and a testament to what motivated and creative film makers can do with some credit cards. Dazed and Confused is a favorite too, and those two movies are kind of connected because Richard Linklater directed Dazed, and his first movie was Slacker, which inspired Kevin Smith to make Clerks. But then There's Something About Mary, and there really is, watched it recently and it's still so damn funny. Raising Arizona is one of the first movies I remember watching as a kid and thinking, "this is so weird, I love it". This Is Spinal Tap is an absolute classic. Oh just watch them all lol, not all at once, but you owe it to yourselves to watch them at some point 👍
Philip Davetas
Dude, it's gotta be MARY. No fucking way it can lose.
David w ketcham
if u want to see a good funny old comedy cheech n chongs up in smoke or action navy seals
Domino
Oh, nice! The Birdcage (1996) The Full Monty (1997) Nothing to Lose (1997)
Paul Cox
That movie came out 36 years ago, and I'm not even exaggerating when I say at least one line from it pops into my head EVERY DAY. Fortunately, there are so many, so the rotation stays healthy lol.
Tyler Foster
Praying for Raising Arizona...or as I keep saying, chronological Coens!
mikethemotormouth
Might be the first time I voted for almost every single choice Next time how about Airheads(1994), Kung Pow Enter the Fist(2002), or Three Amigos(1986)? Also in the Tropic Thunder reaction, it was disclosed Sam likes stupid comedy. Hard to get dumber than Zoolander(2001)
Korny
So many great movies in this poll. I went with Spinal Tap. That shouldn’t be a surprise based on my username.
EdmanXERO
I hope Clerks wins. Some Kevin Smith classics in those lines of films, AKA the View Askewniverse. lol
David Crabtree
Dazed & Confused is probably my favorite movie ever. I wouldn't call it a comedy, it's more of a coming of age film, with levity and natural comedic moments throughout.
Paul Cox
I was thinking the same thing.
Jonathan Patrick
Crocodile Dundee. They just don't make em like that anymore. Also like to recommend "The Burbs" for a comedy (Tom Hanks)
Paul Cox
Raising Arizona should walk this. Possibly my favorite movie of all time. There's nothing like it. Not even other Coen Bros movies. Competition's stiff, though. As long as Caddyshack doesn't win, I'll live. :)
Joseph Rodriguez
Dazed and Confused is a must see, I wouldn’t necessarily call it a comedy even though comedy is an element in the movie.
Tim Raths
It’s time to start diving into Kevin Smith’s films with Clerks.
softshoes
Need some more Marge Gunderson? Raising Arizona.