Movies where you laughed so hard...

I had to stop that movie about The Joke twice in the first half hour cuz I was howling so hard I was in physical pain. But it got old really quick...........
My college girlfriend laughed so hard at Woody's Everything You Wanted to Know (rabbi & pork sequence) that she fell out of her chair.
Around 15 years later............I showed my wife the Woody segment in NY Stories and she also fell out of her chair. I've never seen someone cry with laughter so long as she did that night.

 

Clockwise with John Cleese, particularly the scene where his car gets stuck in the field. Most of the others mentioned here I know probably had me laughing very hard at some point, but this movie is the one I remember my reaction most. I saw it in a cinema in England when it came out and the whole audience was roaring.

John K.

 

"Where's Poppa?" is the movie. Ruth Gordon plays George Segal's mother. She lives with him and she's driving him crazy. He wants to get her out and runs into her bedroom in a gorilla outfit. He leaps on her bed, jumping and roaring and she punches him in the balls. It is one of those things you just don't expect.

 

Monkey Business. 1931.

 

Little Miss Sunshine

The moment when van is pulled over by the police officer. Another funny moment here:

 

Box Of Moonlight (John Turturro), 40 Year Old Virgin (Steve Carell) and The Evil Dead (Bruce Campbell).

 

Box of Moonlight was a great little film!

 

I think the hardest/longest I ever laughed in the theatre was at South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.

 

Life
American Pie
See No Evil Hear No Evil

 

Anchorman 2 definitely had its moments. Not many, but some.

 

mad, mad, mad, world where Jonathon Winters tears up the gas station.....

 

One of my great childhood memories was seeing Holy Grail as a young kid with my best friend (my parents dropped us off!), and basically laughing our asses off for an hour and a half. There weren't many kids my age who "got" the Pythons. Seeing our heroes on the big screen was almost too much to take. This is the only movie I can quote along with every line of dialogue-it makes it really hard for me to show this movie to others who haven't seen it. I still use lines from it on a daily basis. The only other one that comes close is Spinal Tap.
"There's some lovely filth over here!"

 

The Meaning Of Life
The In-laws (1979)
Up In Smoke

 

Borat
A Fish Called Wanda
Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life

 

While both preceded my arrival on this planet (read it any way you want ), I second Holy Grail and Spinal Tap, which I discovered in my late teens - the former leaving me floored by its profound sociopolitical commentary dressed in such absurdity; and - regarding the latter - while the mockumentary as a comedic vehicle is now passé, it just rocked my virgin world at that point....bladder leakage!/K

 

The Exorcist.

 

The campfire scene in "Blazing Saddles" had me rolling in the aisle. Of course, I was 10 at the time.

 

The toilet scene in Dumb and Dumber and the vomit scene in The Meaning of Life had me in tears. I'm not sure what that says about me, but I've never laughed harder.

 

A Film With Me in It

 

Coming to America.... the scene with Randy Watson & Sexual Chocolate. That's tops for me...

 

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles! Police Academy & The Castle!

 

The scene in Bowfinger where Steve Martin is having Eddie Murphy cross the insanely traffic-heavy freeway for a movie scene. Then, when he asks him to do it a second time, Eddie's in tears!!

 

Vernon, Florida
The King of Comedy
Putney Swope
Lolita (the opening scene with the “because” speach)

 

absolutely hilarious and one of the grossest "dinner" scenes ever!