Movies that you still laugh at uncontrollably even after many years and multiple viewings

This one, and it's sibling where Marge guips "And I guess that was your accomplice in the wood chipper."

 

@DaBigBadWolf: Don't miss out on the 1988 no-budget, shot-on-videotape movie WOODCHIPPER MASSACRE.

 

The first Naked Gun! movie has to be one of the most joke-dense movies ever made.

 

With the added pleasure of watching OJ Simpson get tortured right after the opening credits.

Me, my wife and my 18 yo daughter watched all 3 in one week. It was a first time for my daughter who loved the type of fast humor. One favorite moment for her was Frank having someone die before he got the information and so he asks "who isn't quite dead yet?" and a wounded henchman raises his hand. Weirdly, my wife's favorite scene was the sperm bank scene in 33 1/3. I'm ready for this screwball/slapstick humor to come back. We've done the gritty humor long enough.

 

So funny! I just rewatched the Enrico Palazzo scene, it really holds up. My son couldn’t stop laughing at Frank hitting things with his car every time he pulls up to a crime scene.

Oddly enough, after my wife and son watched Naked Gun i thought they’d enjoy Airplane! for sure but they thought it was a total snooze…

 

Always funny.

 

Every W.C. Fields movie I have seen. I just watched:
The Bank Dick
Tillie & Gus
The Old Fashioned Way
It's A Gift

Also:
Planes, Trains, Automobiles
Coming to America
Trading Places
The Distinguished Gentleman
The Nutty Professor (Eddie Murphy)
Caddyshack
The Shop Around the Corner
Grumpy Old Men
Monty Python/Holy Grail
Who's Minding the Mint?
Mad, Mad World
What About Bob?
Groundhog Day
Vacation
Christmas Vacation
Blues Brothers
Tin Men
City Slickers
Good Morning, Vietnam

Many others.....

 

If silent shorts count, Big Business by Laurel & Hardy;

 

My favorite of favorite jokes in that movie: Frank Drebbin is looking for evidence in a desk drawer. He yells out "Bingo!"... then pulls a Bingo game card out of the drawer.

 

I love music. I love comedy. I don’t love This is Spinal Tap. I was bored by it. I know I’m alone in this.

 

The Program Director at an FM AOR-format radio station I worked at in the 80s didn't even crack a smile.
Of course he's the one who put Loverboy into heavy rotation and didn't know who Eric Burdon was when
he showed up for an interview when the reformed Animals were in town.

 

Not alone.
Apparently some of the guys in KISS didn't appreciate it at all. Must have struck too close to home for them.

 

Ironically, I don’t like Kiss either.

 

Paul Lynde couldn't even get KISS to crack a smile on his Halloween special.

 

Speaking of Paul Lynde (1926-1982):

PAUL LYNDE's last movie was the live-action 'Wile E. Coyote/Roadrunner' Western comedy THE VILLAIN (1979). AKA: 'Cactus Jack'.

If one is in a silly mood then one might get some chuckles out of "The Villain". Once-in-a-Lifetime cast, anyway!

 

I love all the marx brothers movie but I am going to give a shout out to animal crackers and monkey business. they really crack me up, but they are lesser known than some of their other films.

 

I like all the pink panthers but the return of the pink panther actually made me laugh the most:
this exchange always cracks me up:
CLOUSEAU -Do I detect something in your voice that says that I am disfavor with you?
DREYFUS- YES! I WISH YOU WERE DEAD!
CLOUSEAU -Well, of course, you are entitled to your opinion.

 

My favorite Tom Cruise movie will always be his only funniest role in
"Risky Business"
Trading Places - Dan Akroyd
GhostBusters I - Dan Akroyd
Love Stinks - (French Stewart is really-Really-FUNNY.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High - A must see funny movie with all star cast.
Revenge of the Nerds

 

"Does your dog bite?"
"No, my do does not bite."
DOG BITES ACTOR
"You said your dog does not bite...."
"This is not my dog."

I don't recall the PP film this exchange was in.....

 

That is a great movie.
This one makes me laugh.
Woman: "Are you wearing a girdle?
Woman 2: "Why yes."
Woman: "I can tell."

 

“Wing fool, you fat.”

This is my favorite scene.

 

Nacho Libre
Animal House
This is Spinal Tap
Young Frankenstein
Blazing Saddles
Evil Roy Slade

 

I could watch "Walk Hard" every night and it would still make me laugh out loud.
There are even more laughs in the extended version. An absolutely brilliant comedy movie.

 

I agree. We still say "Wrong kid died" around my house several times a day.

 

Detroit Rock City (1999).

I don't even like KISS. But I'm forever thankful for them for this movie. An absolute riot.