Movies that work as unintentional comedies

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by bmore007

The Shining and Falling Down

At one point, near the end of the theatrical release, audiences were snickering so loudly, Warner DID change their TV ads and promote Falling Down as an Office Space-like timepuncher's-revenge black comedy, suggesting that D-Fens was actually Milton with a gun:

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Falling Down TV Spot - YouTube

This is NOT a YouTube edit.

[Scruffy Nerf Herder]

Originally Posted by jd_from_da_80s

"We Need to Talk About Kevin", this movie was hilarious up til the part when the little sister had to go to the hospital, then the funnys slowed down a bit.

You have a strange sense of humor if you thought that film was hilarious... I found it pretty disturbing to be honest. Great, but disturbing.

[jd_from_da_80s]

Originally Posted by TheMan

You have a strange sense of humor if you thought that film was hilarious... I found it pretty disturbing to be honest. Great, but disturbing.

I agree it's disturbing but the parts I'm talking about is when

[Show spoiler]Kevin was crying all day & then when the father came home he would stop, the fact that he was 9 & still in a diaper & after she changed him he purposely went again, the part when he asked his sister if she wanted to go out back with him while he shot arrows & the mother pulled her towards her screaming "NO!" & the father looked at her like she was crazy, when she got punched in the face (didn't understand how you could just stand their & get punched in the face, but it made sense further in the movie, still, it's not something I would personally allow) When the father bought him the toy bow & arrow & he couldn't hit the target but when he aimed for his mother he would have it her in her forehead if the window wasn't there. The part when he took his mother's sandwich, smeared the jelly on the glass table was funny but I lost it when his father came home. Did you see the 180* in Kevin's facial expressions & actions?

There's so many more parts I can't think of right now. The interactions between young Kevin & his mother were the funniest because it's hard to believe anybody would let their kid do these things. I can't imagine what my parents would do to me & if my children ever did those things, then again they wouldn't because they know better. My 4 year old son gets time out when I ask him to do something & he complains about it or rolls his eyes. I guess it was funny because it was so unbelievable in my household because I know parents let their kids do stuff like that all the time.

[,deeii]

Originally Posted by Blu-ray Fanatic

2012 was one of the most worst movies I've ever seen. John Cusack dodging meteorites and miracleously catches the plane with his feet. Pure comedy.

Agreed! What a dreadful movie haha. Hilarious.

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

Miami Vice was ridiculously bad as well. Colin Farrell looks like Ben Stiller with a mustache in Happy Gilmore and bad acting from Jamie Fox. Everytime I look at the cover of Miami Vice I can't help but to giggle.

[Bluprint]

Maybe I was very immature growing up but when I saw "What's Love Got to do With it" Some scenes were so outlandishly funny for reason other than violence that I was in tears laughing.

1. Eat the Cake, Anna Mae!

2. You wrote the song and forgot the Goddamn words!

3. You better put some stank on it!

4. Get in the Car, Get in the Car!

5. If you die, I'll kill you!

6. and The Limo fight!

[Scruffy Nerf Herder]

Originally Posted by jd_from_da_80s

I agree it's disturbing but the parts I'm talking about is when

[Show spoiler]Kevin was crying all day & then when the father came home he would stop, the fact that he was 9 & still in a diaper & after she changed him he purposely went again, the part when he asked his sister if she wanted to go out back with him while he shot arrows & the mother pulled her towards her screaming "NO!" & the father looked at her like she was crazy, when she got punched in the face (didn't understand how you could just stand their & get punched in the face, but it made sense further in the movie, still, it's not something I would personally allow) When the father bought him the toy bow & arrow & he couldn't hit the target but when he aimed for his mother he would have it her in her forehead if the window wasn't there. The part when he took his mother's sandwich, smeared the jelly on the glass table was funny but I lost it when his father came home. Did you see the 180* in Kevin's facial expressions & actions?

There's so many more parts I can't think of right now. The interactions between young Kevin & his mother were the funniest because it's hard to believe anybody would let their kid do these things. I can't imagine what my parents would do to me & if my children ever did those things, then again they wouldn't because they know better. My 4 year old son gets time out when I ask him to do something & he complains about it or rolls his eyes. I guess it was funny because it was so unbelievable in my household because I know parents let their kids do stuff like that all the time.

Haha, I guess I never noticed the humorous side of the film. I did think it was kinda funny how he treated the father much differently than his mom though.

[jd_from_da_80s]

Casino, Joe Pesci, he steals the show, like he does in most movies.

[JavaJulien]

The Last Airbender

[BladeRunner2007]

Pearl Harbor from time to time