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We're talking nonstop laughs.
National Lampoon's Class Reunion is a classic comedy film from the early 80's which combines unique characters, lots of laughs, and some great music from Chuck Berry.
If you want to sit down for 90 minutes and have some great laughs and a lot of fun (and who doesn't) then this movie should be on your movies to see list.
However, if you're looking for some action, a lot of laughs, and a tongue in cheek variation on cops fighting gangsters, this is well worth watching.
The film exhibits much in the way of very dry humor, although there ARE some belly laughs to be had (the reception at the Gaillardian airport, for example, and especially that May Day-style parade of Gaillardian strength).
I thought it was a fun film, not a critically acclaimed masterpiece, by any means, but there were plenty of laughs along the way.
Some people laughed till their stomaches ached but it didn't deserve that many laughs .
And of course with Columbo, there are some laughs like when he questions Veronica at a belly-dancing class.
Jeez, it seems that every joke must be explained to some people... All-in-all I enjoyed it and had some great laughs!
On top of that, it gave me about 10 major belly laughs, and I'm one of those people who usually sits unamused when the rest of an audience is laughing.
Among all the shows listed above, The League of Gentlemen is easily the most dark and twisted of them all, providing guilty laughs and material not found in any other comedy I've seen yet.
It's a mix of horror, laughs, and gore; or splatstick as Campbell calls it.
Lots of laughs.
Remember "Ninotchka?" "Garbo laughs"?
Well, in this movie, Edward Arnold, as the evil vizier, laughs and laughs and laughs, and he's not nearly as good looking.
This film practically gets on its knees and begs for laughs like none other I've seen, and this is compared to such classics like the police academy movies and any Adam Sandler movie.
Recycled cheap laughs (singing in the bathroom) are just stupid and the whole movie seems like a commercial for a certain musician who in my opinion is just as good at creating moving songs as this movie is at getting good reviews.
The series isn't completely devoid of laughs, but aside from John Reilly's work, I laughed maybe 3 times during the whole season.
Well I'm not one of them for sure, as this show has provided me with more laughs than any other.
At last, it has, and I'm buying a copy to see if it's still the barrel of black humor laughs I found it to be in '68 Brando was one of my favorites.
However as with so many others its laughs all round, due to the shockingly bad script, plot etc.
So often with modern Hollywood comedies the laughs are from base and uninteresting humour.
The movie has enough cheap laughs to get you through it, but you feel dirty at the end for having laughed.
There are a couple of laughs, in the end mostly, but overall it is not that funny.
Despite the synopsis, unintentional laughs are in short supply, although a sequence where one of Curtis' elderly customers is possessed, floats down the hallway and throws herself down the stairs is a mini-masterclass in ineptitude as it fluctuates between failed attempts at humour and laughable attempts at drama.
I figured a PG horror flick might be good for some cheap thrills, maybe a few laughs, but nothing I couldn't handle.
He bellows, gesticulates Italian-style, laughs out loudly, screams most of the time and shows signs of acute boredom.
Sandwiched between the enjoyable original and the underrated third movie, not only is this sequel soulless, abrasive and boring, it's entirely lacking in laughs.
However, there are some other scenes, clearly going for the big laughs, that are not as successful, like the one with the KKK or the ones in the bank near the end of the film, and they threaten to spoil the fun.
The acting was pretty decent and there were plenty of laughs (again it's not slapstick stoner humor) Also keeping in mind that Chong usually directed their films, Cheech did a good job first time out.
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