An eccentric band of medieval knights, led by the ever-resolute King Arthur, embark on a hilariously improbable quest for a fabled relic amid wild encounters - from bloodthirsty rabbits to limb-losing swordsmen. This witty romp through a ludicrous rendition of history will have you howling with laughter as the stellar troupe delivers their signature absurdity and sharp wit. John Cleese's uproarious depiction of Sir Lancelot steals the show in this timeless comedy landmark.
- Released: 1975
- Directed by: Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones
- 1Graham Chapman60 Votes
- 2Michael Palin77 Votes
- 3John Cleese77 Votes
- 4Eric Idle60 Votes
Taking to the skies has never been so absurdly comedic as an ensemble of eccentric passengers aboard a doomed flight discover when they're confronted with bizarre dilemmas, sight gags aplenty, and recurring spoofs of classic disaster film tropes in this irreverent send-up.
- Released: 1980
- Directed by: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker
Bill Murray stars as a weatherman doomed to live the same day over and over again in this intelligent comedy that explores themes of existentialism, self-improvement, and the nature of time. As Phil Connors navigates his inescapable loop, the film brilliantly experiments with the comedic possibilities of each iteration of events. Harold Ramis's sharp direction elevates Groundhog Day to more than just a gimmick, as it captures the audience's imagination with its clever blend of humor and heart.
- Released: 1993
- Directed by: Harold Ramis
- 1Michael Shannon387 Votes
- 2Bill Murray311 Votes
- 3Stephen Tobolowsky231 Votes
- 4Chris Elliott250 Votes
Set in biblical times, an average man finds himself living in the shadow of a celebrated leader, fighting against oppression from both the Romans and his own people, while battling the silly dogmas, inflated egos, and bureaucratic headaches set on ruining his life.
- Released: 1979
- Directed by: Terry Jones
When an easygoing, unemployed bowler is mistaken for a millionaire philanthropist, he's thrust into a convoluted scheme involving kidnapping, ransom, and German nihilists. Jeff Bridges effortlessly embodies slackerdom as he abides by his own lackadaisical rules while dealing with eccentric characters, including John Goodman's hot-headed Walter Sobchak. Directed by the Coen brothers, this cult classic's situational humor and unforgettable one-liners elevate it to comedic greatness.
- Released: 1998
- Directed by: Joel Coen
- 1Jeff Bridges39 Votes
- 2John Goodman35 Votes
- 3Steve Buscemi30 Votes
- 4Philip Seymour Hoffman36 Votes
When New York City faces a paranormal invasion, it's up to a ragtag team of genius misfits to band together using their knowledge in science, myth, and wisecracking--even crossing paths with demonic marshmallow men and demonic gatekeepers--to save the city from impending doom.
- Released: 1984
- Directed by: Ivan Reitman
- 1Sigourney Weaver58 Votes
- 2Dan Aykroyd41 Votes
- 3Bill Murray46 Votes
- 4Rick Moranis29 Votes
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