Top 50 Comedy Movies of All Time

In my first of a series of "Best of All Time" rankings, I go over my Top 50 Comedies. From 80's raunch to romantic gut-busters, these are the comedies that I cherish the most.
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[@dalestrunk1749]

Planes Trains and Automobiles. One of the greatest movies of all time! My favorite comedy personally! Glad to see it’s very high on this list!

[@isaiahbelcher95]

I don't comment on a ton of videos in general, but I just want to say that I'm a big fan of the channel and go back to your reviews and rankings constantly, even if it's for background noise. Keep up the great work, man.

[@ritchleach864]

Great list son & not surprisingly I knew a lot of your list. Always enjoy being mentioned on our ventures in all these movies. Love you, Really enjoyed the video!

[@CodyLeachYT]

Thanks dad love you too

[@DD-eight]

Awesome!! I’m trying to watch older comedies with my younger kids!! Hope to quote them for a lifetime like you guys!!!!

[@BryanLomax]

Hahahaha, yeah, our lists could not be further apart from each other!

[@CodyLeachYT]

Such is life! Haha

[@springfieldstone54]

Is the 31 on 31 for Nolan, Fincher, and Tarantino still coming on December 31st?

[@williamsummerson1204]

I can't wait for the new 31 on 31 ranking. Its gonna be classic.

[@Robalexe]

@@williamsummerson1204 It's moved to Jan 31st

[@williamsummerson1204]

@@Robalexe I know thx homie

[@blairhatton3066]

Thank you for giving Midnight Run the attention it deserves. I adore this film. Every actor brings so much great comedic delivery to the party.

[@reikun86]

Thank you. Midnight Run is a classic.

[@bbutters2]

Weird Science, South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut, Team America World Police, Orgazmo, Dogma, Mallrats, Top Secret, Spaceballs ,Very Bad Things, Better Off Dead and so many other great comedies that I can't think of right now.

[@dpglounge4900]

I cannot believe he left off better off dead perfect 80s movie very quotable funniest john cusack movie booger from revenge is hilarious holy shit you speak English I KNEW IT

[@bbutters2]

@@dpglounge4900 Yeah, Better off Dead is effing hilar! Lane Meyer. Peru! Where's my 2 dollars.

[@mrhorrorjunkie7873]

So glad to see you have Tommy Boy in your Top 5! Chris Farley was such a talented man taken away too soon!!!! He had so much potential for future films!!!! I feel that Kevin James wouldn’t even have a career had Farley not passed away.

[@bratosin1]

Beverly hills ninja I believe is better than Tommy

[@bryanrizzo9377]

@@bratosin1 Anything with Chris Farley RIP is hilarious. Even the dude that played Lui Kang in Mortal Kombat is in Beverly Hills Ninja which makes it even better.

[@whitechocolate7777]

Love seeing Saving Silverman, The Way Way Back, and Sex Drive on here. Underrated as hell. I agree on American Pie 2. I've always loved it more than the first one.

[@heatherryan3969]

American Pie 2 is my favorite of the franchise. I love Saving Silverman. Watching it makes me want Arby's. Lol

[@bryanrizzo9377]

@@heatherryan3969 Saving Silverman is a hilarious comedy! Not a fan of Arbys though.

[@rylan_reviews6493]

Blazing Saddles is my all time favorite comedy, Mel Brooks is a legend

[@frankvizen5480]

100% same. Greatest comedy ever made

[@mE-zx7pt]

I still have to see that one, thanks for the reminder.

[@radentstwo9793]

Indeed

[@charlottegranger1449]

Overrated comedy even thought some parts are funny. Mel Brooks other films are so much better

[@Rcheek2299]

Crazy stupid love is now one of my favorites thanks to your recommendation.

[@dylandearth1730]

I made a side list of the movies I haven’t seen! Cannot wait for the next couple of big ones! Every movie recommendation I’ve gotten from you have been some of the best movies I’ve ever seen. Rudderless and Frailty were the first! Keep kicking ass Cody!!

[@elgringolocoMaldonado]

Glad to see My Cousin Vinny getting some love. Its in my top 10 as well. My personal top 5 is... 1. Dumb and Dumber 2. The Hangover (Original) 3. 40 Year Old Virgin 4. Superbad 5. Beer League

[@johnpoffenbarger5103]

Great list Cody! You really broke out some under appreciated gems in there. The Way Way Back has great performances from Steve Carell and Sam Rockwell. I would have Tommy Boy, My Cousin Vinny and Planes, Trains & Automobiles in my top 10 also. Fun fun list.

[@midlevelmedia]

As soon as I saw Encino Man, I knew I was going to like your list. Lol

[@thebadassninja5847]

My 2 favorite comedies of all time in order is 1. The Hangover 2. Christmas Vacation Other favorite comedy movies of all time. In no particular order The Hangover Part 2 and Part 3, Bad Santa 1 and 2, American Pie, Dirty Grandpa, Blockers, Sex Tape, Good Boys, National Lampoon's Vacation, RV, Due Date, Ted, and We're The Millers.

[@MichaelJGrady-lz4in]

Here are my top five (right now): The City Lights, His Girl Friday, A Fish Called Wanda, Shaun of the Dead and Annie Hall.

[@Daniel-pg5gd]

Looking forward to this!

[@dannyd1098]

So happy to see bedazzled making your list

[@stephenwyatt88]

This is going to be fun listening to while driving.

[@copedipper772]

No Mel brooks movies ? Young Frankenstein, blazing saddles, space balls

[@bobwire2414]

Midnight Run is my number 1, also. So many quotable lines.

[@big_t4065]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who watched American pie at a young age

[@tylerp7350]

As a South Park and Matt Stone and Trey Parker diehard, I’d have to include Team America: World Police in my list somewhere.

[@carncats07]

As well as South Park:Bigger Larger Uncut, Baseketball, Orgazmo and Cannibal! The musical.

[@tylerp7350]

@@carncats07 Defs.

[@distinguishedflyer]

Great list as usual - did not expect your #1 choice, but was very glad to see it there. Looking forward to your other genre rankings, as well as of course your best-of-all time list. Plenty of overlap between my favorites and yours, but plenty of disagreement too, chiefly when it comes to the slob/gross-out comedies of the 1990s & early 2000s - while I do like Jim Carrey (including the films of his you mentioned), I have much less patience for Adam Sandler and even less for Pauly Shore and Chris Farley. Same goes for stuff like Tomcats, American Pie and Joe Dirt. The 1990s were a great decade for many kinds of movies, but not for studio comedies (Judd Apatow did a good job of reviving them, though - more on that in a bit). One film from that era that I do like very much is Down Periscope, which is probably the only good movie Rob Schneider was ever in; loved it when I was a kid, and even now that I’m a submariner myself I still love it, which should count for something. Another great 1990s comedy is Ed Wood, my favorite Tim Burton movie (The Disaster Artist, a very similar film from more recent years, is pretty good too). As for Apatow, I’m also a big fan and would put Forgetting Sarah Marshall way up on a list like this; another late-2000s comedy (this one made by Ben Stiller) that would definitely make the cut is Tropic Thunder. The original Hangover, Ted, Galaxy Quest & The Way Way Back would also make my list (and I’m not even a Star Trek fan!). I finally got around to watching The Way, Way Back after seeing it so high on your end-of-decade list; once again, I must thank you for a terrific recommendation. As for other comedies I love, I’ll start by going way back; if silent movies can make a list like this, then Chaplin’s City Lights would certainly qualify (probably in my top ten, if not top five), as well as Keaton’s The General (still one of the great action-comedies). Moving into the sound era, Duck Soup and A Night at the Opera (two Marx brothers movies) deserve a mention, as well as a few films by Ernst Lubitsch & Preston Sturges (particularly To Be or Not to Be and Unfaithfully Yours; both got remade in the 1980s, but stick with the 1940s originals). Billy Wilder is, without question, my favorite director of the Classic Hollywood period, and he made some great movies in many genres, including some of the very best comedies of all time; Some Like It Hot, The Apartment & One, Two, Three would all rank very high on a Top 50 list, with The Apartment being my choice for the best (though not the funniest) comedy of all time, as well as the best Christmas movie of all time; watching this is an annual tradition for me. Keeping with that theme, Bob Clark’s A Christmas Story would also make the list. If musical comedies can qualify, then there are a few great ones from the 1940s & 1950s, such as Meet Me in St. Louis, The Band Wagon (both by Vincente Minnelli) and Singin' in the Rain. Moving across the ocean for a moment, I also really like the Ealing comedies of the 1940s & 1950s; the favorite of most people is Kind Hearts & Coronets, which is very good, but I’ve always loved The Ladykillers more. I’m All Right Jack, made by the Boulting brothers around the same time, is excellent too - the humor is a bit broader than in the Ealing movies, as you might expect from people like Ian Carmichael, Margaret Rutherford & Peter Sellers being in the cast, but it’s still very funny. Not as many comedies from the 1960s & 1970s would make the list, since there was more of a tendency during those years for comedies (and movies in general) to keep up with the latest stylistic, political & social trends, which, while it might help them when they first come out, will also make them age faster & worse. Still, there are some good ones - the two Redford-Newman pairings (Butch Cassidy and The Sting) deserve a mention, with the card game between Newman & Robert Shaw in The Sting being one of the funniest single scenes in any movie I’ve watched. Monty Python’s Life of Brian would also make the list, though not The Holy Grail. Elaine May’s A New Leaf is very funny too; it’s a shame that she’s better-remembered now for making Ishtar. Woody Allen has made plenty of movies that would qualify for a list like this; although he’s been running on fumes for a couple decades now, we still get a really good one every few years, while in his heyday of the late 1970s through the early 1990s, there was a terrific one every year or two. The very best movies he made would be better classified as comedy-dramas, but that’s no reason to keep them off here; my favorites of his would be Hannah & Her Sisters, Manhattan, Crimes & Misdemeanors and Radio Days, with maybe a half-dozen more that would at least be in contention for the top fifty, if not actually being on the list. That takes me into the 1980s, I guess; plenty of agreement here with you, including Fast Times - written by Cameron Crowe and directed by Amy Heckerling, each of whom made another favorite comedy of mine (Almost Famous and Clueless). Martin Scorsese's The King of Comedy, while it's a very tension-filled movie, should qualify as a comedy and would also make this list, as would The Wolf of Wall Street (what is it but a more comedic version of Goodfellas?). A lot of people love After Hours and would put it here, but I'm afraid I do not. I am, however, a big fan of Risky Business; I prefer it to The Girl Next Door, but if you saw the latter film first I can see why you might like it more. Same goes for Mrs. Doubtfire, which I saw after watching Some Like It Hot (which I already mentioned) and Tootsie, so I don't love it as much as you do. Agreed on Planes, Trains & Automobiles being my favorite John Hughes movie; haven’t seen Dutch, but I’ll check it out. As I said above, I wouldn’t have predicted Midnight Run to be your #1, but I’m very glad it made it on here; Beverly Hills Cop (also made by Martin Brest), is the better-remembered movie nowadays, but I’m with you on which is the better film. It got a lot of comparisons to Planes, Trains, etc. when it came out (the two movies are only a year apart), and I also agree that this is the better of those two. Having said all that, Midnight Run isn’t even my favorite comedy of 1988: that honor goes to A Fish Called Wanda, which gets my vote as the funniest movie I’ve seen, period. It’s rare that I have to pause a movie because I’m in pain from laughing so hard, but it happened when watching this; it also happened when watching The Big Lebowski, which is the funniest (though not necessarily the best) Coen brothers comedy. Getting into the Coens, they’re probably my favorite still-working filmmakers; not all of their movies have been great, but they’ve all been at least worth a watch, which is a pretty impressive track record; other comedies of theirs that would make a list like this would be Raising Arizona, O Brother Where Art Thou, A Serious Man & True Grit (the latter might raise some eyebrows, but it should qualify as a comedy as well as a Western or action movie); A Serious Man would be the best of these, though I know a lot of people hate it. Another great comedic filmmaker is Alexander Payne, who also has a near-perfect track record; Sideways is his best (as well as funniest), but Election, About Schmidt and Nebraska deserve mentions too. David O. Russell would have a couple entries as well, with American Hustle being my favorite and Three Kings being a contender for the top fifty Looking more into crime comedies than pure, full-out comedies, then all three of Martin McDonagh’s movies - In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths & Three Billboards - would certainly make the list, as would Danny Boyle’s Trainspotting. Quentin Tarantino’s Jackie Brown, which is my favorite of his films (another big disagreement we have!), would also rate a mention. Moving back a just a few years for a moment, Richard Linklater’s Dazed & Confused would also make my list, and Everybody Wants Some! is pretty good too. Keeping on with ‘nostalgia-trips-to-youth’ types of comedies, George Lucas’ American Graffiti and Barry Levinson’s Diner would also make the list. Wag the Dog - also by Barry Levinson, and my favorite political satire of all time (never could get into Strangelove) - would also make the cut quite easily. In that same vein, two movies by Armando Iannucci - In the Loop and The Death of Stalin - deserve a mention as well. Finally, if animated films qualify, then there are quite a few Pixar movies that would make the list (Toy Story 3 and Inside Out being my favorites, as well as Ratatouille and The Incredibles); the South Park film would also definitely make an appearance, as it comes from my all-time favorite TV show (and not just among comedies). Not sure how many titles I’ve actually dropped here, but it’s at least a good start for a top fifty - either to build on or to pare back. If you’ve just skipped to the bottom (can certainly understand if you have, though bless you if you’ve actually read all the way down here), then the two films I’d recommend most if you haven’t seen them would be A Fish Called Wanda (my pick for all-time funniest comedy) and The Apartment (my choice for all-time all-round best comedy); seeing the latter film at Christmas or New Year’s might be a good idea, as that’s when it takes place. Hope you and your family are well, that you have a great Christmas, and that the new year is good to you. Cheers Sir.

[@aaroncrynock7992]

My list would probably have 40-45 of your 50 on it as well! Maybe rearrange the order a little bit but even your hidden gems like Dutch. Dirty Work, Multiplicity all would’ve been my picks also! Some I would’ve included just to name a few..... Superbad National Lampoon’s Christmas Vac Say It Isn’t So Analyze This/Analyze That Me, Myself, & Irene Bulletproof Shakes the Clown Deadman on Campus Great list man! Absolutely!

[@laustcawz2089]

"Shakes The Clown"-- the "Citizen Kane" of alcoholic clown movies.

[@alexanderstone4486]

Great list ! I see that you have Meet The Parents, but what are your thoughts on Meet The Fockers? I personally have always loved it more than the original, and is probably the film I have laughed at the most

[@howardgilbert9862]

Awesome video man! Love seeing all the love for John Candy! He was great and very missed! Hope for more top 50 videos!

[@lizbooker2835]

I'm loving all these "criminally underrated" films because I have seen and love them all! The Way Way Back, Dutch, Sex Drive, all fantastic movies

[@gorilla82]

Some of my favourites: Blues Brothers, Ghostbusters, Gremlins, Groundhog Day, Beetlejuice, Naked Gun 1&2, Monty Python movies, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Liar Liar, Dumb and Dumber, Scary Movie 2 (yes, I like it), Back to the Future trilogy, Trains Planes and Automobiles, Frighteners and Galaxy Quest. Haven't seen My Cousin Vinny in a long time, need to check it asap.

[@tjchesney4997]

Midnight Run is one of those classics that's somehow flown under the radar. It is a classic, though. Definitively.

[@WildSkateboarder]

WOW! I have not heard anybody talk about The Cable Guy ever!!!!! That was so nice to see! "Here's a comment card. Please mail it in when I am done." "This go to your boss?" "No it goes to me." I dont know why but I laugh at that line every single time

[@Dylanjrvs]

When it comes to comedies we are in the same wave length.

[@TheAlex4905]

For me: 3: 22 Jump Street 2: This Is The End 1: Tropic Thunder Keep up the awesome work bro 👍

[@taylorpack7705]

My top 10 1. The hangover 2. Dumb and dumber 3. Wedding crashers 4. Return of the living dead 5. Kingpin 6. Talladega nights 7. Dodgeball 8. Friday 9. Austin powers the spy who shagged me 10. Planes, trains, and automobiles

[@beanman2206]

While I haven't watched too many comedies due to having a specific taste of humour Dumb and dumber is no question my number 1 comedy

[@donwilk9196]

Dumb and Dumber is my favorite as well! So many quotable lines.

[@tuttalks_wrestling8680]

Not a huge fan of comedy so I gotta say not a video I’m interested in but I still gonna drop by give it a like and comment and support the man himself

[@tylerabshier3523]

Michael Keaton’s real name is actually Michael Douglas

[@scotthall756]

Enjoyed the list. Some of them I hadn’t heard of but will probably check them out sometime. The Dream Team and Taking Care of Business are another couple of movies I loved but aren’t talked about much.

[@glewis9546]

So pleasantly surprised to see Sex Drive so high up on this list. Criminally underrated.

[@devinmccreery8003]

My top 16 Comedy movies from the '80s: 16. Fast times @ Richmont High 15. Weird Science 14. Weekend @ Bernies 13. Big 12. Police Acadamy 11. Porky's 10. Archer 9. Uncle Beck 8. Naked Gun 7. Airplane 6. Beverly Hills Cop 5. Caddyshack 4. Planes, Trains, & Automobiles 3. Christmas Vacation 2. Ghostbusters 1. The Blues Brothers

[@russellpugh1818]

The girl next door is one of favorites lol

[@JSPokemonYT]

That movie rules!

[@williamsummerson1204]

🔥list cody, very enjoyable. Here are a few of my own favorites. Not in any order. 1. Paul 2. Mallrats 3. Clerks 2 4. Revenge of the nerds 1 5. Spaceballs 6. Dutch 7. Chasing amy 8. Dumb and dumber 9. Money talks 10. The rookie ( clint Eastwood and charlie sheen) 11. Bio dome 12. The girl next door 13. American pie 2 14. Another 48hrs 15. Beverly Hills cop 1 16. Life 17. Home alone 18. Pineapple Express 19. Superbad 20. See no evil 21. Freddy's dead 22. Jason x 23. Bride of chucky 24. Father of the bride (steve Martin). 25. Crocodile dundee 2 26. Big 27. The burbs 28. The toy 29. Breakfast club 30. Fast times at ridgemont high 31. Dazed and confused 32. Cheech and Chong up in smoke 33. Dogma 34. Jay and silent Bob strike back 35 . Zach and miri make a porno 36. Chill factor 37. Ted 38. The change up 39. Harlem nights 40. Rise of the guardian's

[@williamsummerson1204]

The see no evil movie was a mistake. I meant see no evil hear no evil.

[@JQUE94]

That confrontation scene in Chef between the food critic and the main character is funny ass shit

[@Flat-Five]

Liking the new transitions man, looks cool. What are you using for them?

[@randomreviews4278]

good video keep up the good work i love the evil dead 2 shirt

[@grapeaddict4267]

Did you ever make the top 100 movies of all time video?

[@CodyLeachYT]

Coming in a few weeks

[@angelfromda8138]

Wedding singer & saving silverman are soooooo underrated and definitely in my top 10

[@nate6404]

What we do in the shadows, Dumb and Dumber and Step Brothers are my 3 favourites

[@halloweenmichaelmyers8507]

Some of my favorites: The Hangover: Classic Step brothers: I have a sibling, and we bicker kind of like the characters Major league: I love all the characters and I love baseball Planes, trains and automobiles: Agree with everything you said. Dumb and dumber: This is my dads favorite comedy, so I also liked it for that. These weren’t ranked, just wrote some favorites.

[@Dustiehawkins]

I would of had What About Bob, Half Baked, and Dude Where’s my Car somewhere on my list but dope list Cody!!!

[@CodyLeachYT]

Good picks

[@mikebunting2805]

Bruh....I was just saying Where's Cody. HELL YEA!

[@jasanp2278]

love the way you presented yourself & these movies 🤟

[@KAL-VORHEES]

Love seeing dirty work so high. It is vastly overlooked and norm is the frigging man. Also never seen midnight run. Ill watch tonight

[@HEYitzED]

I love you for putting Saving Silverman on your list. That movie is so damn funny. Love it. I still quote it all the time. Same with The Cable Guy. Great movie, I don’t care what anyone says.

[@tomt55]

Good list... The Big Lebowski..? MIA - Gotta have this one in there...

[@TheBrickBuildingEnthusiast]

My top ten would be: 1. Zoolander 2. The Ref 3. Big Momma's house 2 4. Liar Liar 5. Elf 6. Zombieland 7. Scary Movie 8. Ms. Doubtfire 9. Billy Madison 10. The Lego Movie

[@randomreviews4278]

4:31 saw this a couple months ago along the seconed one still havent seen the 3rd one

[@tonyhowell3112]

Awesome, imma play some fifa and chill out to this.

[@tjzcrusher5274]

top 15 comedies 1. 1998 The Big Lebowski 2. 1980 Caddyshack 3. 2007 Superbad 4. 1980 Airplane!!! 5. 2004 Anchorman The Legend pf Ron Burgundy 6. 1994 Dumb and Dumber 7. 1978 Animal House 8. 1988 Twins 9. 1995 Tommy Boy 10. 2009 The Hangover 11. 1994 Ace Ventura Pet Detective 12. 1989 Uncle Buck 13. 1984 Ghostbusters 14. 2012 21 Jumpstreet/ 22 Jumpstreet 15. 1987 Trains,Plains and Automobiles

[@kieranc9803]

Perfect list man! I love saving Silverman and Steve Zahn. Wonderful actor

[@RarelyEvenn]

How is The Hangover not on your list?

[@grapeaddict4267]

Hell yeah been waiting for this one

[@ParanormalFire]

Hell of a list! I'm surprised you didn't have The Mask or Ferris Bueller's Day Off on there.

[@Bloody-Butterfly]

My favorites are 1. Monty Python and the Holy Grail 2. Airplane 3. The Simpsons Movie

[@bratosin1]

I love your taste in movies , you are one of the best , maybe the best ever

[@ryancrownover4074]

Blazing saddles is my number 1

[@zfurr8629]

I was gonna point that out about douglas and keaton

[@roberthenrypoet]

Dutch is definitely a classic. ( Along with all those others you assume I forgot about. :) )

[@waynehoxit9782]

Very awesome 👍 ranking video Cody 💯

[@JQUE94]

Crazy, Stupid, Love, Bridesmaids, The Break Up, Get Smart, The Other Guys(Fucking Hilarious), Major Payne

[@AngelCruz-yb7pq]

Missed your videos man 🤟🏾🤟🏾

[@gregwodzynski941]

Glad the ref and midnight run are in the top 5 love both. But no Hudson hawk or Johnny Dangerously. Those are my two favorite

[@travelinman]

Great list Cody. But for Eddie Murphy come on. “The Golden Child”? “Coming to America” was leaps and bounds funnier. And so was Harlem Nights for that matter.

[@CodyLeachYT]

I dont think what is funnier to you is relevant to a video of MY favorites. Coming to America is great I've always loved Golden Child the most.

[@travelinman]

@@CodyLeachYT I respect that. Critically “Golden Child” was viewed as more of a mystery than comedy. But to each his own. Another great video. Keep up the good work.

[@frankseverin5897]

Love these videos!!!

[@Jsilva2000]

Planes Trains and Automobiles is def my top 3. Tell me why I have the whole Marathon rant memorized lol

[@russellpugh1818]

Top 5, The Big Lebowiski, Ace Ventura Pet Detective, 40 year old Virgin, King Pin, Dumb n Dumber

[@ROCK_UNIVERSE97]

Awesome list 🤘

[@bassmanplays7285]

Really enjoyed this one. Can’t wait for the horror and action films 😁

[@JamesJackson-eg5hg]

Thank God I'm glad someone other than me has seen and loves Sex Drive probably in my top 15 comedies of all time everyone i talk to about has never even heard of it just the outtakes at the end with Amish Seth Green is enough to make anyone want to see this thank you Cody for including it love the list.

[@RobertBurns71405]

My top 3: Bridesmaids Shrek 2 My Cousin Vinny

[@Kurtsworld-jc1dm]

Yo nice hadestown pfp

[@Stev4e897]

Dinner for schmucks is awesome too. Basically every movie that has Steve Carrel and Jim Carey is amazing atleast for me

[@julianryan7661]

my top 3 gotta be Friday,American Pie and My Cousin Vinny

[@ELMachismo]

Wish I could like this video again for Saving Silverman. Such a hilarious, underrated movie.

[@matthewromo5310]

Great list🙌🏻👌🏻

[@kevinhudson9190]

I freaking love uncle buck it's my favorite comedy

[@Filmfanatic0430]

Number 1 is hot fuzz all dayy

[@j.sizzle4708]

1.Meet the Fockers 2. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 3. License to Drive 4. Grumpy Old Men 5. Mo Money 6. Tommy Boy 7. American Pie 2 8. Who's Harry Crumb 9. Uncle Buck 10. Happy Gilmore 11. The Mask 12. K-9 13. Grumpier Old Men 14. Coming to America 15. Beverly Hills Cop 2 16. Distinguish Gentleman 17. Police Academy 2 18. Deuce Bigalow 19. Don't mess with the Zoran 20. Weekend at Bernie's 21. Mannequin 22. Ferris Buellar's Day Off 23. Dumb and Dumber 24. Rat Race 25. Major Payne 26. Turner and Hooch 27. Grumpier Old Men 28. American Pie 29. Baseketball 30. Meet the Parents 31. Stakeout 33. Twins 34. Throw momma from the Train 35. The Toy 36. See no Evil Hear no Evil 37. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels 38. Yes Man 39. Metro 40. The Goonies

[@captcrais101]

Christmas Vacation is another great John Hughes movies

[@skyofthelivingdead]

Perfect video to watch while I’m resting after having my wisdom teeth removed 🤘🏻

[@CodyLeachYT]

Yikes. Heal up Sky!

[@samg7712]

Amazing video!

[@RESEDAPRIME]

Ok, TOP 50 (!) without Top Secret or Naked Gun (any of em) or Anchorman (first one ,2nd was crap)?...i usually agree most of the movie lists on the channel, but boy are we far apart with this list :). But, everybody can like what ever they like, still love the channel ;)

[@movieworm]

Yes Cody. Wedding Crashers!

[@bostonkennedy2270]

No love for the breakfast club? lol

[@EnchantedTooWell]

No Superbad? The Hangover?

[@thegreatwatubi8805]

NO Meatballs? Animal House?

[@decakjeisaozasuncem8843]

Cody you are a good man

[@pauls3147]

Ace Ventura > Cable Guy

[@shaunbarnett2972]

I would had to this list Due Date, School for Scoundrels, Cheech and Chong Up In Smoke, Up the creek, Deuce Bigalow European Gigolo, the animal, and the Watch.

[@shaunbarnett2972]

And The Campaign.

[@mikeb1613]

My top 5: 1. Airplane 2. Revenge of the Nerds 3. Grandma's Boy 4. Sixteen Candles 5. Orgazmo

[@joeymorvant161]

"Secret Admirer" is ok. Pre-"Full House" Lori Loughlin!(Own it on VHS.) Never realized it was so slimly viewed! "It's The Weassssssssssselllllllll, budddddyyyyy!" Saw this in theatres, own it on VHS and DVD. "License To Drive", probably saw, but don't remember whether I did, or not. "Tomcats", same as "L.T.D.". "Joe Dirt", I own on DVD, 1 and 2. Love them both! "Harold And Kumar.....", own all 3 on DVD. Love all 3, but the original is the best. "Blue Streak" is good. Don't own it, but I saw it on one of the movie channels, iirc. "Forgetting Sarah Marshall", good. DVD. "Jingle All The Way", could be wrong, but I don't think I ever saw it. Love DeNiro, but never saw "Meet The Parents", or any movies in that series. "Fast Times......", one of my favorite movies of all time!!! Own it on VHS and DVD. "Hey, bud, let's party!" (Stupid laugh, lol!) "Talladega.....", another of those "I may've seen"s on a movie channel, but don't remember if I did, or not. "The Girl Next Door", almost positive I saw it, but not 100%. "Saving Silverman", again, think I may've seen it on one of the movie channels, but don't remember whether or not I did. "Big", never saw. "Bedazzled", never saw. "Ted", own both on DVD, love both. "K-9", never saw. "Step Brothers", love. DVD. "Boats And Hos!" "Road Trip", DVD, love. I think there's a sequel ("European Road Trip), unless that's a separate movie, entirely. Either way, own it on DVD and love it. "GalaxyQuest", never saw. "Happy Gilmore", love, VHS. "The Great Outdoors", love, VHS. "Money Talks", never saw. "The Wedding Singer", love, VHS. "There's Something About Mary", love, VHS. "The Golden Child",never saw. "I Love You, Man", never saw. Never saw "The Way Way Back". "Liar, Liar", love. VHS. "Mrs. Doubtfire", LOVE!!!Don't think I own it, though. "Dumb And Dumber", love. VHS. "Friday", love all 3. Own all on DVD. "The Forty.......", never saw. "American Pie", LOVE!!! Own all 4 on DVD, plus all 4 spin- offs on DVD. A 5th spin-off came out recently, which I bought but haven't watched, yet. Think it's called "Girls Rule". Only one I haven't seen, yet. "Dirty Work", like, VHS. Artie Lange, I've actually known since the first few seasons of MAD TV. "Wedding Crashers", I've seen. Like, don't own. "Sexdrive", love, DVD. "A.P. 2", covered before. "The Cable Guy" got lots of hate, but I like it. Saw it on a movie channel. "Chef", just like "The Way Way Back", not only did I not see, I never even heard of. " Multiplicity", never saw. "My Cousin Vinny", love, but don't own. "Dutch", don't think I ever saw, or, if so, don't remember. "Twins" is cool. Saw it at the movies. Don't own it. "Tommy Boy", LOVE!, VHS and DVD. "Uncle Buck", love, VHS. "The Ref", again, may've seen, don't remember either way. "Planes....", like. Don't own. "Midnight Run", never saw, never even heard of.

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"Fast Times..." is coming out as part of The Criterion Collection.