Top 20 Hilarious Comedy Movies Ever, Voted Best by Fans!

Ladies and gentlemen, prepare your popcorn, secure your soda, and brace your belly for a laughter marathon because we’re about to dive into the uproarious world of comedy! Welcome to our list of the “Top 20 Hilarious Comedy Movies Ever, Voted Best by Fans!” These aren’t just any comedies, oh no, these are the crème de la crème, the ones that have left audiences worldwide clutching their sides in laughter. From slapstick to satire, from rom-coms to dark humor, we’ve got it all. These films have been handpicked by the most discerning critics of all – you, the fans! So, whether you’re looking for a light-hearted chuckle or a full-on belly laugh, we’ve got you covered. Get ready to revisit some old favorites, discover some hidden gems, and most importantly, get ready to laugh like you’ve never laughed before. Let the hilarity ensue!
Parasite

Parasite

Release Date: 2019-05-30

Genres: Comedy, Thriller, Drama

“Parasite” is a captivating comedy movie that made it to the list of the 20 best voted comedy movies of all time. Released on May 30, 2019, it tells the story of Ki-taek’s unemployed family who become fascinated by the wealthy Parks and their glamorous lifestyle. However, their lives take an unexpected turn when they get caught up in a surprising incident. With a talented cast including Song Kang-ho, Lee Sun-kyun, Cho Yeo-jeong, Choi Woo-shik, Park So-dam, Lee Jung-eun, Jang Hye-jin, Park Myung-hoon, Jung Ji-so, and Jung Hyeon-jun, this movie is a must-watch for comedy enthusiasts.

Cast: Song Kang-ho (Kim Ki-taek) , Lee Sun-kyun (Park Dong-ik) , Cho Yeo-jeong (Yeon-kyo) , Choi Woo-shik (Ki-woo) , Park So-dam (Ki-jung) , Lee Jung-eun (Moon-gwang) , Jang Hye-jin (Chung-sook) , Park Myung-hoon (Geun-se) , Jung Ji-so (Da-hye) , Jung Hyeon-jun (Da-song) , Park Keun-rok (Driver Yoon) , Jung Yi-seo (Pizza manager) , Cho Jae-myung (Pizza man) , Jeong Ik-han (Neighbor) , Kim Gyu-baek (Drunk 1) , Ahn Seong-bong (Street man) , Yoon Young-woo (Benz Dealer) , Park Jae-wook (VR Specialist) , Lee Dong-yong (Drunk 2) , Jeon Eun-mi (Mart cashier) , Kim Geon (Party man) , Lee Joo-hyung (Party man) , Lee Ji-hye (A Singer) , Kim Bo-ryeong (Cellist) , Park Hye-sook (Party woman)

Directors: Bong Joon-ho

Writers: Bong Joon-ho, Kim Dae-hwan, Han Jin-won

Tags: birthday party, private lessons, basement, dark comedy, con artist, working class, psychological thriller, class differences, housekeeper, tutor, family, crime family, unemployed, wealthy family, south korea, seoul, south korea

Forrest Gump

Forrest Gump

Release Date: 1994-06-23

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance

“Forrest Gump” is a heartwarming comedy movie that tells the extraordinary story of a man with a low IQ who manages to achieve incredible things in his life. Set against the backdrop of significant historical events, the film follows Forrest as he exceeds everyone’s expectations. Starring Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, and Gary Sinise, this beloved film was released on June 23, 1994, and explores themes of love, perseverance, and the power of the human spirit.

Cast: Tom Hanks (Forrest Gump) , Robin Wright (Jenny Curran) , Gary Sinise (Lieutenant Dan Taylor) , Sally Field (Mrs. Gump) , Mykelti Williamson (Benjamin Buford ‘Bubba’ Blue) , Michael Conner Humphreys (Young Forrest Gump) , Hanna Hall (Young Jenny Curran) , Haley Joel Osment (Forrest Junior) , Siobhan Fallon Hogan (School Bus Driver) , Rebecca Williams (Nurse at Park Bench) , Bob Penny (Crony) , Harold G. Herthum (Doctor) , George Kelly (Barber) , John Randall (Crony) , Sam Anderson (Principal Hancock) , Margo Moorer (Louise) , Ione M. Telech (Elderly Woman) , Christine Seabrook (Elderly Woman’s Daughter) , John Worsham (Southern Gentleman / Landowner) , Peter Dobson (Young Elvis Presley) , Alexander Zemeckis (School Bus Boy) , Logan Livingston Gomez (School Bus Boy) , Ben Waddel (School Bus Boy) , Elizabeth Hanks (School Bus Girl) , Tyler Long (Red Headed Boy)

Directors: Robert Zemeckis

Writers: Winston Groom, Eric Roth

Tags: vietnam veteran, post-traumatic stress disorder, hippie, china, washington dc, usa, single parent, mentally disabled, based on novel or book, waitress, usa president, optimism, parent child relationship, 1970s, autism, drug addiction, alabama, vietnam war, black panther party, bus stop, friendship, family relationships, single mother, military, anti war protest, 1960s, college american football, mother son relationship

Life Is Beautiful

Life Is Beautiful

Release Date: 1997-12-20

Genres: Comedy, Drama

“Life Is Beautiful” is a heartwarming and emotional comedy movie that takes place during World War II. It follows the story of an Italian book seller with Jewish ancestry, who tries to protect his family by turning their harsh reality into a whimsical game. Starring Roberto Benigni and Nicoletta Braschi, this touching film will make you laugh, cry, and appreciate the power of love and imagination. Released in 1997, it has rightfully earned its place among the 20 best voted comedy movies of all time.

Cast: Roberto Benigni (Guido Orefice) , Nicoletta Braschi (Dora) , Giorgio Cantarini (Giosué Orefice) , Giustino Durano (Eliseo Orefice) , Sergio Bini Bustric (Ferruccio) , Lidia Alfonsi (Signora Guicciardini) , Giuliana Lojodice (Direttrice) , Amerigo Fontani (Rodolfo) , Pietro De Silva (Bartolomeo) , Francesco Guzzo (Vittorino) , Raffaella Lebboroni (Elena) , Marisa Paredes (Madre di Dora) , Horst Buchholz (Dottore Lessing) , Adelaide Alaïs (German Auxilliary) , Verena Buratti (German Auxilliary) , Hannes Hellmann (German Corporal) , Wolfgang Hillinger (German Major at Party) , Antonio Prester (Bruno) , Gina Rovere (Dora’s Maid) , Laura Susanne Ruedeberg (German Auxilliary) , Richard Sammel (German Lieutenant at Station) , Andrea Tidona (Grand Hotel Doorman) , Dirk K. van den Berg (German Soldier) , Omero Antonutti (Narrator (voice) (uncredited)) , Daniela Fedtke (German Auxiliary)

Directors: Roberto Benigni

Writers: Roberto Benigni, Vincenzo Cerami

Tags: italy, riddle, loss of loved one, bookshop, self sacrifice, mass murder, concentration camp, fascism, world war ii, love of one’s life, deportation, jew persecution, nazi, national socialism, charade, riding a bicycle, story teller, concentration camp prisoner, dying and death

A Dog's Will

A Dog’s Will

Release Date: 2000-09-15

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy

“A Dog’s Will” is a hilarious Brazilian comedy set in the rural Northeastern Brazil. It follows the misadventures of João Grilo and Chicó, two cunning yet lovable characters who make a living by tricking people. After their deaths, they face a judgment by Christ, the Devil, and the Virgin Mary before they can enter paradise. With a talented cast including Matheus Nachtergaele and Selton Mello, this film, released on September 15, 2000, promises to keep you entertained with its witty humor and unique storyline.

Cast: Matheus Nachtergaele (João Grilo) , Selton Mello (Chicó) , Rogério Cardoso (Padre João) , Denise Fraga (Dora) , Diogo Vilela (Eurico) , Luís Melo (Diabo) , Virginia Cavendish (Rosinha) , Bruno Garcia (Vicentão) , Enrique Díaz (Joaquim Brejeiro) , Maurício Gonçalves (Jesus Cristo / Emanuel) , Aramis Trindade (Cabo 70) , Marco Nanini (Severino de Aracaju) , Paulo Goulart (Major Antônio Moraes) , Lima Duarte (Bispo) , Fernanda Montenegro (Nossa Senhora)

Directors: Guel Arraes

Writers: João Falcão, Guel Arraes, Adriana Falcão, Ariano Suassuna

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The Great Dictator

The Great Dictator

Release Date: 1940-10-15

Genres: Comedy, War

“The Great Dictator” is a classic comedy movie released in 1940, starring the legendary Charlie Chaplin. Set during the time of World War II, the film tells the story of a Jewish barber who tries to avoid persecution from the dictator Adenoid Hynkel’s regime. With a talented cast and a hilarious plot, this movie is a must-watch for comedy lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Cast: Charlie Chaplin (Adenoid Hynkel, Dictator of Tomania / A Jewish Barber) , Paulette Goddard (Hannah) , Jack Oakie (Benzino Napaloni, Dictator of Bacteria) , Reginald Gardiner (Commander Schultz) , Henry Daniell (Garbitsch) , Billy Gilbert (Field Marshal Herring) , Grace Hayle (Madame Napaloni) , Carter DeHaven (Spook) , Maurice Moscovitch (Mr. Jaeckel) , Emma Dunn (Mrs. Jaeckel) , Bernard Gorcey (Mr. Mann) , Paul Weigel (Mr. Agar) , Chester Conklin (Barber’s Customer) , Esther Michelson (Jewish Woman) , Hank Mann (Storm Trooper Stealing Fruit) , Florence Wright (Blonde Secretary) , Eddie Gribbon (Tomanian Storm Trooper) , Rudolph Anders (Tomanian Commandant at Osterlich / Robert O. Davis) , Eddie Dunn (Whitewashed Storm Trooper) , Nita Pike (Secretary) , George Lynn (Commander of Storm Troopers) , Wheeler Dryden (Heinrich Schtick / Translator (voice)) , Fred Aldrich (Soldier (uncredited)) , Richard Alexander (Tomainian Prison Guard in 1918 (uncredited)) , Sig Arno (Compact Parachute Inventor (uncredited))

Directors: Charlie Chaplin

Writers: Charlie Chaplin

Tags: dictator, hairdresser, amnesia, fascism, world war ii, jewish ghetto, world war i, nazi, propaganda, national socialism, national socialist party, speech, satire, black and white, barbershop, anti war, fictitious country

Back to the Future

Back to the Future

“Back to the Future” is a classic comedy movie that takes us on a wild adventure with Marty McFly, a teenager from the 80s. Accidentally transported back to 1955, Marty must fix the timeline by ensuring his parents fall in love. With the help of his eccentric inventor friend Doc Brown, played by Christopher Lloyd, this hilarious film keeps you entertained from start to finish. Starring Michael J. Fox, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover, and Thomas F. Wilson, “Back to the Future” was released on July 3, 1985, and remains one of the best voted comedy movies of all time.

Cast: Michael J. Fox (Marty McFly) , Christopher Lloyd (Emmett Brown) , Lea Thompson (Lorraine Baines) , Crispin Glover (George McFly) , Thomas F. Wilson (Biff Tannen) , Claudia Wells (Jennifer Parker) , Marc McClure (Dave McFly) , Wendie Jo Sperber (Linda McFly) , George DiCenzo (Sam Baines) , Frances Lee McCain (Stella Baines) , James Tolkan (Mr. Strickland) , J.J. Cohen (Skinhead) , Casey Siemaszko (3-D) , Billy Zane (Match) , Harry Waters, Jr. (Marvin Berry) , Donald Fullilove (Goldie Wilson) , Lisa Freeman (Babs) , Cristen Kauffman (Betty) , Elsa Raven (Clocktower Lady) , Will Hare (Pa Peabody) , Ivy Bethune (Ma Peabody) , Jason Marin (Sherman Peabody) , Katherine Britton (Peabody Daughter) , Jason Hervey (Milton Baines) , Maia Brewton (Sally Baines)

Directors: Robert Zemeckis

Writers: Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale

Tags: clock tower, flying car, car race, terrorist, lightning, guitar, plutonium, inventor, journey in the past, invention, time travel, race against time, bullying, mad scientist, fish out of water, teenage love, destiny, hidden identity, love and romance, teenage life, changing the past or future, 1950s

City Lights

City Lights

Release Date: 1931-02-01

Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama

“City Lights” is a timeless comedy movie that was released on February 1, 1931. Starring the legendary Charlie Chaplin and Virginia Cherrill, the film tells the heartwarming story of a tramp who falls head over heels for a beautiful blind flower seller. Despite being a silent film in the sound era, “City Lights” has captured the hearts of audiences and is considered one of the best comedy movies of all time.

Cast: Charlie Chaplin (Tramp) , Virginia Cherrill (A Blind Girl) , Harry Myers (An Eccentric Millionaire) , Al Ernest Garcia (The Millionaire’s Butler James) , Hank Mann (A Prizefighter) , Albert Austin (Street Sweeper / Burglar (uncredited)) , Eddie Baker (Boxing Fight Referee (uncredited)) , Henry Bergman (Mayor / Blind Girl’s Downstairs Neighbor (uncredited)) , Buster Brodie (Bald Party Guest (uncredited)) , Jeanne Carpenter (Extra in Restaurant Scene (uncredited)) , Tom Dempsey (Boxer (uncredited)) , James Donnelly (Steet Sweepers’ Foreman (uncredited)) , Ray Erlenborn (Newsboy (uncredited)) , Robert Graves (Police Officer (uncredited)) , Charles Hammond (Extra in Street Scene (uncredited)) , Joseph Herrick (Extra in Boxing Scene (uncredited)) , Austen Jewell (Newsboy (uncredited)) , Willie Keeler (Boxer (uncredited)) , Robert Parrish (Newsboy (uncredited)) , John Rand (Tramp Who Dives for Cigar (uncredited)) , W.C. Robinson (Man Who Throws Away Cigar (uncredited)) , Cy Slocum (Extra in Boxing Scene (uncredited)) , Tony Stabenau (Victorious Boxer – Later Knocked Out (uncredited)) , Mark Strong (Man in Restaurant (uncredited)) , Tiny Ward (Man in Elevator in Front of the Art Shop (uncredited))

Directors: Charlie Chaplin

Writers: Charlie Chaplin, Harry Crocker, Harry Clive

Tags: suicide attempt, operation, blindness and impaired vision, love of one’s life, eye operation, flower shop, flower girl, tramp, love, black and white, millionaire, silent film, blind girl, little tramp

Modern Times

Modern Times

Release Date: 1936-02-05

Genres: Comedy, Drama

“Modern Times” is a classic comedy movie released on February 5, 1936. Starring the legendary Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard, the film follows the adventures of a Tramp who finds himself struggling to adapt to the fast-paced and industrialized society of the time. With the help of a young homeless woman, they embark on a hilarious journey that showcases the challenges and absurdities of modern life.

Cast: Charlie Chaplin (A Factory Worker) , Paulette Goddard (A Gamin) , Henry Bergman (Cafe Proprietor) , Tiny Sandford (Big Bill) , Chester Conklin (Mechanic) , Hank Mann (Burglar) , Stanley Blystone (Gamin’s Father) , Al Ernest Garcia (President of the Electro Steel Corp.) , Richard Alexander (Cellmate) , Cecil Reynolds (Minister) , Mira McKinney (Minister’s Wife) , Murdock MacQuarrie (J. Widdecombe Billows) , Wilfred Lucas (Juvenile Officer) , Edward LeSaint (Sheriff Couler) , Fred Malatesta (Headwaiter) , Sammy Stein (Turbine Operator) , Juana Sutton (Woman with Buttoned Bosom) , Ted Oliver (Billows’ Assistant) , Norman Ainsley (Billows’ Silent Assistant (uncredited)) , Bobby Barber (Worker (uncredited)) , Heinie Conklin (Assembly Line Worker Next to Big Bill (uncredited)) , Gloria DeHaven (Gamin’s Sister (uncredited)) , Pat Flaherty (Jail Guard (uncredited)) , Chuck Hamilton (Worker (uncredited)) , Pat Harmon (Paddywagon Policeman (uncredited))

Directors: Charlie Chaplin

Writers: Charlie Chaplin

Tags: factory, ambulance, invention, tramp, great depression, industrial revolution, slapstick comedy, black and white, machine, pardon, guilty, silent film

Green Book

Green Book

Release Date: 2018-11-16

Genres: Drama, Comedy

“Green Book” is a heartwarming comedy movie released on November 16, 2018. Set in 1962, it follows Tony Lip, a bouncer, who is hired to drive pianist Don Shirley on a tour through the Deep South. The film explores the challenges faced by African Americans during that time, as they relied on a guide called The Negro Motorist Green Book to find accommodations and services due to segregation laws. With a talented cast including Viggo Mortensen, Mahershala Ali, and Linda Cardellini, this film promises to deliver a mix of laughter, friendship, and important social commentary.

Cast: Viggo Mortensen (Tony Lip) , Mahershala Ali (Dr. Don Shirley) , Linda Cardellini (Dolores) , Sebastian Maniscalco (Johnny Venere) , Dimiter D. Marinov (Oleg) , Mike Hatton (George) , P.J. Byrne (Record Exec) , Joe Cortese (Gio Loscudo) , Maggie Nixon (Copa Coat Check Girl) , Von Lewis (Bobby Rydell) , Jon Sortland (Rydell Band Leader) , Don Stark (Jules Podell) , Anthony Mangano (Copa Bouncer Danny) , Paul Sloan (Copa Maitre D’ Carmine) , Quinn Duffy (Mikey Cerrone) , Seth Hurwitz (Johnny Randazzo) , Hudson Galloway (Nick Vallelonga) , Gavin Foley (Frankie Vallelonga) , Rodolfo Vallelonga (Grandpa Nicola Vallelonga) , Louis Venere (Grandpa Anthony Venere) , Frank Vallelonga (Rudy Vallelonga) , Don DiPetta (Louie Venere) , Jenna Laurenzo (Fran Venere) , Suehyla El-Attar (Lynn Venere) , Kenneth Israel (Bronx Floor Repairman #1)

Directors: Peter Farrelly

Writers: Peter Farrelly, Nick Vallelonga, Brian Hayes Currie

Tags: southern usa, friendship, road trip, racism, pianist, driver, lgbt, road movie, music tour, 1960s, roadtrip

The Apartment

The Apartment

Release Date: 1960-06-21

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance

“The Apartment” is a classic comedy movie from 1960 starring Jack Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, and Fred MacMurray. It follows the story of Bud Baxter, a minor clerk in a New York insurance company who lends out his apartment to executives for their extramarital affairs. Hilarity ensues as Bud navigates the aftermath of these visits, but one night he finds himself facing a major problem that needs solving. With a talented cast and a clever plot, this film is definitely worth checking out if you’re in the mood for a good laugh.

Cast: Jack Lemmon (C.C. Baxter) , Shirley MacLaine (Fran Kubelik) , Fred MacMurray (Jeff D. Sheldrake) , Ray Walston (Joe Dobisch) , Jack Kruschen (Dr. Dreyfuss) , David Lewis (Al Kirkeby) , Hope Holiday (Mrs. Margie MacDougall) , Joan Shawlee (Sylvia) , Naomi Stevens (Mrs. Mildred Dreyfuss) , Johnny Seven (Karl Matuschka) , Joyce Jameson (The Blonde) , Willard Waterman (Mr. Vanderhoff) , David White (Mr. Eichelberger) , Edie Adams (Miss Olsen) , Dorothy Abbott (Office Worker (uncredited)) , Ralph Moratz (Office Worker (uncredited)) , Joe Palma (Office Maintenance Man (uncredited)) , Bill Baldwin (TV Movie Host (uncredited)) , Benny Burt (Charlie – Bartender (uncredited)) , Lynn Cartwright (Elevator Supervisor with Clicker (uncredited)) , Mason Curry (Bit Part (uncredited)) , David Macklin (Messenger (uncredited)) , Hal Smith (Man in Santa Claus Suit (uncredited)) , Paul Bradley (Office Worker (uncredited)) , Steve Carruthers (Restaurant Patron (uncredited))

Directors: Billy Wilder

Writers: Billy Wilder, I. A. L. Diamond

Tags: new york city, new year’s eve, lovesickness, age difference, suicide attempt, office, flat, spaghetti, winter, clerk, tennis racket, romantic comedy, black and white, extramarital affair, christmas

The Kid

The Kid

Release Date: 1921-01-21

Genres: Comedy, Drama

“The Kid” is a heartwarming comedy movie released on January 21, 1921. Starring Charlie Chaplin, Jackie Coogan, and Edna Purviance, it tells the story of a tramp who takes care of a newborn boy after he is abandoned by his mother. As the mother has a change of heart and longs to be reunited with her son, the film takes us on a delightful journey filled with laughter and touching moments.

Cast: Charlie Chaplin (A Tramp) , Jackie Coogan (The Kid) , Edna Purviance (The Woman) , Carl Miller (The Man) , Albert Austin (Man in Shelter (uncredited)) , Charles Reisner (Bully (uncredited)) , Lita Grey (Flirtatious Angel (uncredited)) , Beulah Bains (Bride (uncredited)) , Nellie Bly Baker (Slum Nurse (uncredited)) , Henry Bergman (Professor Guido / Night Shelter Keeper (uncredited)) , Edward Biby (Orphan Asylum Driver (uncredited)) , F. Blinn (Assistant (uncredited)) , Kitty Bradbury (Bride’s Mother (uncredited)) , Frank Campeau (Welfare Officer (uncredited)) , Bliss Chevalier (Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited)) , Frances Cochran (Extra in Reception Scene (uncredited)) , Elsie Codd (Extra in Alley Scene (uncredited)) , Jack Coogan Sr. (Pickpocket / Guest / Devil (uncredited)) , Estelle Cook (Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited)) , Lillian Crane (Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited)) , Dan Dillon (Bum (uncredited)) , Philip D’Oench (Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited)) , Robert Dunbar (Bridegroom (uncredited)) , Sadie Gordon (Extra in Heaven Scene (uncredited)) , Jules Hanft (Physician (uncredited))

Directors: Charlie Chaplin

Writers: Charlie Chaplin

Tags: angel, suicide attempt, fistfight, slapstick comedy, black and white, class differences, foundling, silent film, dream sequence, semi autobiographical, car theft, little tramp, illegitimate child, unwed mother, abandoned baby, out of wedlock child, raised like own child, good deed doer

Singin' in the Rain

Singin’ in the Rain

Release Date: 1952-04-09

Genres: Comedy, Romance

“Singin’ in the Rain” is a classic comedy movie released on April 9, 1952. Set in 1927 Hollywood, it tells the story of a silent film production company and its cast as they struggle to adapt to the new era of sound in movies. Starring Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, Debbie Reynolds, and other talented actors, this film is widely regarded as one of the best comedy movies of all time.

Cast: Gene Kelly (Don Lockwood) , Donald O’Connor (Cosmo Brown) , Debbie Reynolds (Kathy Selden) , Jean Hagen (Lina Lamont) , Millard Mitchell (R.F. Simpson) , Cyd Charisse (Dancer) , Douglas Fowley (Roscoe Dexter) , Rita Moreno (Zelda Zanders) , Mae Clarke (Hairdresser (uncredited)) , Bess Flowers (Audience Member) , Robert Foulk (Matt – Policeman (uncredited)) , Kathleen Freeman (Phoebe Dinsmore (uncredited)) , Joi Lansing (Chorus Girl (uncredited)) , Sylvia Lewis (Female Tango Dancer (uncredited)) , Harry ‘Snub’ Pollard (Old Man Getting Umbrella in “Singin’ in the Rain” Number (uncredited)) , William Schallert (Messenger on Screen (uncredited)) , Elaine Stewart (Lady-in-Waiting (uncredited)) , Brick Sullivan (Policeman in “Singin’ in the Rain” Number (uncredited)) , John George (Audience Member (uncredited)) , King Donovan (Rod (uncredited)) , Lana Turner (Actress in ‘The Royal Rascal’ (uncredited)) , Allen Sutherland (Don as a Boy) , Dawn Addams (Teresa – a Lady-in-Waiting (uncredited)) , John Albright (Call Boy (uncredited)) , Betty Van Allen (Chorus Girl (uncredited))

Directors: Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly

Writers: Arthur Freed, Adolph Green, Betty Comden

Tags: fan, musical, partner, film in film, hollywood, broadway, dancing in the street, audience, chorus girl, diction coach, pearl necklace, flapper, silent film star, squeaky voice, 1920s, old hollywood, talkies, dancing in the rain

La Dolce Vita

La Dolce Vita

Release Date: 1960-02-05

Genres: Comedy, Drama

“La Dolce Vita” is a classic comedy movie released on February 5, 1960. It follows the story of Marcello, a journalist trying to find his purpose in life. Caught between the glamorous social scene of Rome and the suffocating routine with his girlfriend, Marcello embarks on a quest to become a serious writer. Starring Marcello Mastroianni, Anita Ekberg, Anouk Aimée, and more, this film offers a captivating exploration of personal struggles and the pursuit of dreams.

Cast: Marcello Mastroianni (Marcello Rubini) , Anita Ekberg (Sylvia) , Anouk Aimée (Maddalena) , Yvonne Furneaux (Emma) , Magali Noël (Fanny) , Alain Cuny (Steiner) , Annibale Ninchi (Marcello’s father) , Walter Santesso (Paparazzo) , Valeria Ciangottini (Paola) , Riccardo Garrone (Riccardo) , Ida Galli (Debutante of the year) , Audrey McDonald (Jane) , Polidor (Pagliaccio) , Alain Dijon (Frankie Stout) , Mino Doro (Lover of Nadia) , Giulio Girola (Police commissioner) , Laura Betti (Laura) , Nico (Nico) , Domino () , Carlo Musto (Transvestite) , Enzo Cerusico (Photographer) , Giulio Paradisi (Photographer) , Enzo Doria (Photographer) , Enrico Glori (Admirer of Nadia) , Adriana Moneta (Ninni)

Directors: Federico Fellini

Writers: Federico Fellini, Tullio Pinelli, Ennio Flaiano, Brunello Rondi, Pier Paolo Pasolini

Tags: rome, italy, sea, loss of loved one, lovesickness, sunrise, newspaper, photographer, sadness, night life, fountain, dying and death, unsociability, cowardliness, ghost

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Release Date: 1964-01-29

Genres: Drama, Comedy, War

“Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb” is a classic comedy movie released on January 29, 1964. Starring Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, and Sterling Hayden, the film takes us into a war room where politicians, generals, and even a Russian diplomat scramble to prevent a nuclear strike after an insane General initiates it. With a mix of humor and frantic attempts to avert disaster, this movie has rightfully earned its place among the 20 best voted comedy movies of all time.

Cast: Peter Sellers (Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake / President Merkin Muffley / Dr. Strangelove) , George C. Scott (General “Buck” Turgidson) , Sterling Hayden (Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper) , Keenan Wynn (Colonel Bat Guano) , Slim Pickens (Major “King” Kong) , Peter Bull (Botschafter De Sadesky) , James Earl Jones (Lt. Lothar Zogg) , Tracy Reed (Miss Scott) , Jack Creley (Mr. Staines) , Frank Berry (Lt. Dietrich) , Robert O’Neil (Adm. Randolph) , Glenn Beck (Lt. Kivel) , Roy Stephens (Frank) , Shane Rimmer (Capt. ‘Ace’ Owens) , Hal Galili (Burpelson AFB Defense Team Member) , Paul Tamarin (Lt. Goldberg) , Laurence Herder (Burpelson AFB Defense Team Member) , John McCarthy (Burpelson AFB Defense Team Member) , Gordon Tanner (Gen. Faceman) , Burnell Tucker (Mandrake’ aide (uncredited)) , Victor Harrington (War Room Aide (uncredited))

Directors: Stanley Kubrick

Writers: Stanley Kubrick, Terry Southern, Peter George

Tags: usa president, general, cold war, strategic air command, nuclear missile, satire, dark comedy, black and white, cult film, war room, bomber pilot, nuclear weapons, ex-nazi, anti war, doomsday device, absurdism

The Truman Show

The Truman Show

Release Date: 1998-06-04

Genres: Comedy, Drama

“The Truman Show” is a captivating comedy movie released on June 4, 1998. Starring Jim Carrey, Laura Linney, and a talented ensemble cast, it tells the story of Truman Burbank, who unknowingly lives his entire life as the star of a reality TV show. As Truman’s every move is broadcasted to the world, he gradually discovers that everyone around him is an actor, leading to hilarious and thought-provoking situations. Get ready for a wild ride as Truman’s life turns into an unending soap opera, making this film one of the best voted comedy movies of all time.

Cast: Jim Carrey (Truman Burbank) , Laura Linney (Meryl Burbank / Hannah Gill) , Noah Emmerich (Marlon / Louis Coltrane) , Natascha McElhone (Lauren Garland / Sylvia) , Holland Taylor (Angela Montclair / Alanis Montclair) , Ed Harris (Christof) , Paul Giamatti (Simeon) , Brian Delate (Walter Moore / Kirk Burbank) , Peter Krause (Lawrence) , Blair Slater (Young Truman) , Heidi Schanz (Vivien) , Una Damon (Chloe) , Krista Lynn Landolfi (Bar Waitress) , O-Lan Jones (Bar Waitress) , Ron Taylor (Ron) , Don Taylor (Don) , Ted Raymond (Spencer) , Harry Shearer (Mike Michaelson) , Jeanette Miller (Senior Citizen) , Philip Glass (Keyboard Artist) , Joe Minjares (Bartender) , Philip Baker Hall (Network Executive) , John Pleshette (Network Executive) , Terry Camilleri (Man in Bathtub) , Joel McKinnon Miller (Garage Attendant)

Directors: Peter Weir

Writers: Andrew Niccol

Tags: paranoia, suspicion, simulated reality , hidden camera, dystopia, video surveillance, deception, television producer, tv show in film, make believe

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Release Date: 1998-08-28

Genres: Comedy, Crime

“Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” is a hilarious comedy movie released in 1998. It follows a group of friends, including Jason Flemyng, Dexter Fletcher, Nick Moran, Jason Statham, Steven Mackintosh, Nicholas Rowe, Nick Marcq, Charles Forbes, Vinnie Jones, and Lenny McLean, who find themselves in a desperate situation after losing a poker match. To make quick cash, they come up with a plan to rob a small-time gang operating next door. With its witty humor and entertaining storyline, this film has rightfully earned its place among the 20 best voted comedy movies of all time.

Cast: Jason Flemyng (Tom) , Dexter Fletcher (Soap) , Nick Moran (Eddy) , Jason Statham (Bacon) , Steven Mackintosh (Winston) , Nicholas Rowe (J) , Nick Marcq (Charles) , Charles Forbes (Willie) , Vinnie Jones (Big Chris) , Lenny McLean (Barry the Baptist) , Peter McNicholl (Little Chris) , P.H. Moriarty (‘Hatchet’ Harry Lonsdale) , Frank Harper (Dog) , Steve Sweeney (Plank) , Huggy Leaver (Paul) , Ronnie Fox (Mickey) , Tony McMahon (John) , Stephen Marcus (Nick the Greek) , Vas Blackwood (Rory Breaker) , Sting (JD) , Jake Abraham (Dean) , Rob Brydon (Traffic Warden) , Stephen Callender-Ferrier (Lenny) , Steve Collins (Boxing Gym Bouncer) , Elwin ‘Chopper’ David (Nathan)

Directors: Guy Ritchie

Writers: Guy Ritchie

Tags: ambush, alcohol, shotgun, tea, joint, machismo, cocktail, rifle, marijuana, pot smoking, hatchet, antique, cardsharp, anger, cult film, carjacking, piano, strip show, high stakes

Some Like It Hot

Some Like It Hot

Release Date: 1959-03-19

Genres: Comedy, Romance, Crime

“Some Like It Hot” is a classic comedy movie from 1959 starring Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, and Marilyn Monroe. It follows the hilarious journey of two musicians who witness a mob hit and disguise themselves as women to escape the gangsters. As they join an all-girl band on tour, they face numerous challenges, including an attractive bandmate and a persistent suitor. With a mix of comedy, romance, and clever disguises, this film is a must-watch for any fan of timeless humor.

Cast: Tony Curtis (Joe / Josephine) , Jack Lemmon (Jerry / Daphne) , Marilyn Monroe (Sugar Kane Kowalczyk) , George Raft (Spats Colombo) , Pat O’Brien (Detective Mulligan) , Joe E. Brown (Osgood Fielding III) , Nehemiah Persoff (Little Bonaparte) , Joan Shawlee (Sweet Sue) , Billy Gray (Sig Poliakoff) , George E. Stone (Toothpick Charlie) , Dave Barry (Beinstock) , Mike Mazurki (Spats’ Henchman) , Harry Wilson (Spats’ Henchman) , Beverly Wills (Dolores) , Barbara Drew (Nellie) , Edward G. Robinson Jr. (Johnny Paradise) , Sam Bagley (Minor Role (uncredited)) , Alex Ball (Speakeasy Patron (uncredited)) , Brandon Beach (Party Guest (uncredited)) , Phil Bloom (Gangster at Convention (uncredited)) , Willie Bloom (Gangster at Convention (uncredited)) , Al Breneman (Bellhop (uncredited)) , Steve Carruthers (Hotel Guest (uncredited)) , James J. Casino (Gangster at Convention (uncredited)) , Noble ‘Kid’ Chissell (Police Officer (uncredited))

Directors: Billy Wilder

Writers: Billy Wilder, I. A. L. Diamond, Michael Logan, Robert Thoeren

Tags: chicago, illinois, florida, witness, musician, gay interest, mafia, cross dressing, black and white, train, buddy, spats, all girl band, st. valentine’s day massacre, sugar, valentine’s day, dressing

Cruella

Cruella

Release Date: 2021-05-26

Genres: Comedy, Crime

“Cruella” is a thrilling comedy set in 1970s London during the punk rock revolution. It follows the story of Estella, a young grifter with a passion for fashion, who befriends a mischievous duo of thieves. When her unique designs catch the attention of the legendary fashion icon, Baroness von Hellman, Estella’s life takes a wicked turn, leading her to embrace her darker side and become the rebellious and revenge-driven Cruella. Starring Emma Stone and Emma Thompson, this highly anticipated film is set to release on May 26, 2021.

Cast: Emma Stone (Estella / Cruella) , Emma Thompson (The Baroness) , Joel Fry (Jasper) , Paul Walter Hauser (Horace) , Mark Strong (John the Valet) , Tipper Seifert-Cleveland (Estella (12 yrs)) , Kirby Howell-Baptiste (Anita Darling) , Emily Beecham (Catherine) , John McCrea (Artie) , Kayvan Novak (Roger) , Jamie Demetriou (Gerald) , Abraham Popoola (George) , Leo Bill (Headmaster) , Javone Prince (Ipswich Manor Security Guard) , Steve Edge (Steven the Jewellery Shop Assistant) , Paul Chowdhry (Restaurant Owner) , Ziggy Gardner (Jasper (12 yrs)) , Joseph MacDonald (Horace (12 yrs)) , Niamh Lynch (Liberty Shop Girl) , Andrew Leung (Jeffrey) , Ed Birch (Baroness Head of Security) , Dylan Lowe (Mean Ginger) , Paul Bazely (Police Commissioner) , Ninette Finch (Lady) , Sarah Crowden (Beehive Lady)

Directors: Craig Gillespie

Writers: Aline Brosh McKenna, Steve Zissis, Dana Fox, Dodie Smith, Tony McNamara, Kelly Marcel

Tags: 1970s, anti hero, villain, punk rock, fashion designer, fashion, origin story, live action remake

The Grand Budapest Hotel

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Release Date: 2014-02-26

Genres: Comedy, Drama

“The Grand Budapest Hotel” is a hilarious comedy movie that takes place in a famous European hotel during the wars. It follows the story of a legendary concierge and his young protégé as they get caught up in a whirlwind of events, including the theft of a priceless painting and a battle for a family fortune. With an incredible cast including Ralph Fiennes, F. Murray Abraham, and Jeff Goldblum, this film is a must-watch for anyone who loves witty humor and a touch of historical drama. Released in 2014, it’s definitely one of the best comedy movies of all time!

Cast: Ralph Fiennes (Monsieur Gustave H.) , F. Murray Abraham (Old Zero Moustafa) , Tony Revolori (Zero Moustafa) , Mathieu Amalric (Serge X.) , Adrien Brody (Dmitri) , Willem Dafoe (J.G. Jopling) , Jeff Goldblum (Deputy Vilmos Kovacs) , Edward Norton (Albert Henckels) , Harvey Keitel (Ludwig) , Jude Law (Young Author) , Bill Murray (Monsieur Ivan) , Saoirse Ronan (Agatha) , Jason Schwartzman (Monsieur Jean) , Léa Seydoux (Clotilde) , Tilda Swinton (Madame D.) , Tom Wilkinson (Author) , Owen Wilson (Monsieur Chuck) , Florian Lukas (Pinky) , Bob Balaban (Monsieur Martin) , Fisher Stevens (Monsieur Robin) , Wallace Wolodarsky (Monsieur Georges) , Waris Ahluwalia (Monsieur Dino) , Uwe Holoubek (Second Waiter (1968)) , Larry Pine (Mr. Mosher) , Karl Markovics (Wolf)

Directors: Wes Anderson

Writers: Wes Anderson, Stefan Zweig, Hugo Guinness

Tags: hotel, eastern europe, painting, author, wartime, gunfight, theft, bellboy, mentor protégé relationship, european, hotel lobby, renaissance painting, 1960s, 1930s

Jojo Rabbit

Jojo Rabbit

Release Date: 2019-10-18

Genres: Comedy, War, Drama

“Jojo Rabbit” is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy that takes place during World War II. It follows a young German boy named Jojo, whose life takes a surprising turn when he discovers his mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their attic. With the help of his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler, Jojo must confront his own beliefs and learn the true meaning of compassion. Starring an incredible cast including Scarlett Johansson and Sam Rockwell, this must-see film was released on October 18, 2019.

Cast: Roman Griffin Davis (Johannes “Jojo” Betzler) , Thomasin McKenzie (Elsa Korr) , Scarlett Johansson (Rosie Betzler) , Taika Waititi (Adolf Hitler) , Sam Rockwell (Captain Klenzendorf) , Rebel Wilson (Fraulein Rahm) , Alfie Allen (Sub-Officer Finkel) , Stephen Merchant (Captain Deertz) , Archie Yates (Yorki) , Luke Brandon Field (Christoph) , Joe Weintraub (Herr Junker) , Brian Caspe (Herr Mueller) , James McVan (American Soldier) , Judith Georgi (German Translator) , Victoria Hogan (Woman) , Bethany Adams (Secretary) , Iva Šindelková (Postwoman (uncredited)) , Matej Seifert (Soldier (uncredited)) , Trish Osmond (Old Woman (uncredited)) , Odeta Cali (Gestapo Secretary (uncredited)) , Samuel Bogner (Hitlerjugend (uncredited)) , Robert East (Herr Grusch) , Curtis Matthew (Doctor) , Hardy Griffin Davis (Clone) , Christian Howlings (Bazooka Boy)

Directors: Taika Waititi

Writers: Taika Waititi, Christine Leunens

Tags: based on novel or book, world war ii, jew persecution, hitler youth, imaginary friend, satire, gay interest, single mother, nazism, 1940s, child protagonist, adolf hitler, children in wartime

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