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There are two times that I was laughing so hard my sides hurt.
You will not believe the sick stuff you end up laughing at.
the best scene is with a stupid pimp in his car which i'm still laughing about.
This movie literally had me rolling on the floor (well at least on the couch) laughing.
Once the movie started and after sitting there watching it for a while we were all laughing historically.
I found myself at moments crying and laughing at the very same moment, unable to control how I felt about the scene.
I was just on the floor laughing because this had such a serious and document feel to it, but the dialog is so hilarious, that you can't help but have a good time.
Not a moment in the film let me down or made me bored, and i was laughing a lot or had a smile on my face.
This movie was one of the rolling on the floor laughing movies I have ever seen.
As I sit here, I find myself laughing at certain moments in this film.
I never stopped laughing, and actually came out drenched in sweat.
I almost died laughing.
Al Gores portrayal is hilarious, Cartman's scheme goes terribly wrong and the results will have you rolling on the floor laughing.
I so do not see what the hype is about when it comes to Everybody loves Raymond it is SO overrated with lame jokes mostly forced humor and just not the witty show, I can't remember laughing in more than 1 episode.
But in a few episodes i was laughing hysterically and some episodes were good.
LAUGHING GRAVY was essentially the same plot except that Stan and Ollie were trying to hide a cute puppy from their grouchy landlord--not a goat like in ANGORA LOVE.
While violence dominated the movie, I found myself laughing at some familiar scenes I've since seen on The Sopranos and Goodfellas.
i started dying laughing.
This movie had me laughing more than almost any other I've ever seen.
Everyone in our theatre was laughing and gasping the whole way through - not only were some of the stunts creative (see trailer if you need to know but they hid some of the best (or worst depending on how you want to look at it)), but some of the stuff they did took us completely by surprise.
Only about 20 minutes of this movie could have actually been shown on TV, so consider yourself warned of what you're getting into - some stuff is disgusting, but instead of being repulsed by it you end up laughing at the sheer stupidity of it all.
At first Ollie is laughing it up with everyone when this strange little man unboards and draws a great deal of attention to himself by the way he's behaving during his medical exam, but is quite humiliated when it turns out that this is the fellow he's supposed to be greeting.
The first viewing I did a lot of chuckling, no laughing out loud really.
The romantic female lead is the youthful and fresh-faced Loretta Young, who had not yet become the proto-Julie Andrews we generally know her as, but was still a blushing girl exuding all the sweetness of a rose garden and laughing merrily and heartily the whole time.
I don't remember laughing at him once (although he has one great scene with Ruggles, where Ruggles tries desperately to get George to take Gracie and leave him and his wife alone for a while, and one with Fields, where he asks Fields to sell him a sweater; that bit is exclusively Fields', though).
I recently rented Twister, a movie I'd seen several years ago on TV, and it has aged well; I found myself laughing out loud several times at it and as weird as all these people are, by the end I profoundly cared about them.
THe entire movie i was laughing like crazy!
Laughing at someone (Adenoid Hynkel) can be the best way to attack them, while laughing with someone (the Jewish Barber) can be the best way to love them.
It is always right on target with the greatest scripts and comedy that keeps you laughing, and involved in the plot.
There will be sometimes when you wouldn't know whether to shiver or to smile and think "Am I laughing at someone who is killing people?"
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