cstoehr wrote:The Survivors with Robin Williams and Walter Matheau is a good one to rent if you have never seen it. You laugh all the way through. Also The Sunshine Boys is a good one as well.
When I was quite young, I still laughed my ass off to California Suite (without checking, I seem to remember Jane Fonda and Walter Matthau).
JudiB wrote:Yes, that's it.. Office Space, thanks edible! Gosh I'm amazed it was rated R. LOL seemed like a kids movie to me. But very funny.
Really? I'm surprised with all the F*cks and sexual innuendo (The O' Face?). I mean sure, it isn't a Quentin Tarantino movie for sex and violence, but I wouldn't take my 9 year old to see it! What version did you watch? It is a hilarious movie, I agree, but definitely not a kids movie.
ChoWeb wrote:Really? I'm surprised with all the F*cks and sexual innuendo (The O' Face?). I mean sure, it isn't a Quentin Tarantino movie for sex and violence, but I wouldn't take my 9 year old to see it! What version did you watch? It is a hilarious movie, I agree, but definitely not a kids movie.
Show that movie to your children and they will never go into the workforce - LOL.
In the genre of black comedy I always thought that "Pulp Fiction" was pretty funny.
A more recent film similar to PF is "In Bruges". Good film and an excellent performance by Jeremy Irons. (And for the ladies it stars Colin Farrell)
Some Like It Hot
Fawlty Towers (I have the whole series.)
The Blues Brothers
Everything by Mel Brooks
The Jerk
1941
Ghost Busters
Ratatouille
Shrek Series
As John Wayne once said: "Life's tough. It's even tougher if you're stupid."
Some Like It Hot
Fawlty Towers (I have the whole series.)
The Blues Brothers
Everything by Mel Brooks
The Jerk
1941
Ghost Busters
Ratatouille
Shrek Series
Even "Robinhood Men In Tights"?
AS WITH GOD, I TOO WORK IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS................
