Dumb Comedies that You Hate to Admit You Like!

[Tone]

I'm sure this thread has been done, but I was inspired from watching .......

"Captain Ron" !!

..... and I can name a few more time wasters that I always laugh through.

[xios]

I think "Captain Ron" is funny as hell and there should have been a sequel. I also like "Have Rocket, Will Travel".

[SamS]

Malibu's Most Wanted. Absolutely hilarious. B-Rad!

[Chip TRG]

"Hot To Trot"

I'm sorry.....Dabnet Coleman with stupid false teeth.......Bobcat Goldwaith being himself......and John Candy AND Burgess Meridith as talking horses. What the hell is not to like?!?!?!?!?

Oh, and you get a horse with a mental issues who does nothing but imatate Three Stooges voices. A classic.

[vince]

The two Gene Wilder '70's comedies, "World's Greatest Lover" & "Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother".

[pig whisperer]

Bowfinger

[scotto]

I love Jerry Lewis movies.
There. I said it.
[Big sigh]

[phish]

bio-dome

[audiomixer]

I hate dumb comedies...period!

[BaTiger]

I love Chris Elliot in I believe its the second Scary Movie. He plays the butler of the mansion. "Just take my hand" Fricking hilarious.

[bare trees]

The Police Academy movies

[BaTiger]

Looks like he's in more than one. This is his strong hand!:laughup:

[jkauff]

George of the Jungle. Real stupid, real funny.

[vinyl anachronist]

"The movie Rachel tells everyone is her favorite?"
"Dangerous Liasions."
"The movie that is actually Rachel's favorite?"
"Weekend at Bernie's."

[93curr]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: 'POOTIE TANG'!!!!

also; how can anyone resist 'Josie & The Pussycats'?

[tommy-thewho]

Encino Man and Booty Call are funny. Wish Jamie Foxx wouldn't have gotten serious. He was a funny guy at one time.

[mikelakers]

Pink Panther

[93curr]

Pink Panther

I'm gonna go ahead and assume you mean the Steve Martin remake. 'Cause I don't reckon that no one thinks the Peter Sellars one is dumb.

[mark renard]

Easy Money

[PreciousRicky]

Hunk
Can't Buy Me Love
Spaceballs

[Yankee8156]

It might not be dumb to some people, and I don't hate to admit I like it, but I have a soft spot for the American Pie trilogy.

Tommy Boy and Black Sheep are on my list as well.

[bababooey]

Supertwink

[gillcup]

I've always loved Don Knotts in "The Ghost and Mister Chicken". I also like the now probably politically incorrect 60's comedy "Guide for the Married Man".

Mark

[rod]

How about a Val Kilmer double feature.
"Top Secret"
"Real Genius"

[OakBarrel]

The Money Pit (1986) I don't mind admitting it though.