Some Comedies on Blu that you enjoyed?

[BluCrew]

I really enjoyed Forgetting Sarah Marshall, but Dumb and Dumber is one of my favorite comedies of all time.

[ixlegitballinxl]

Comedies are my fav blu ray movies ( good replay value ) ... I agree with most of the other posters picks... my most anticipated release is Anchorman

My Apartment smells of rich mahogany

[pere]

King of California.
Beautiful movie.
Is not exactly a comedy but make you smile most of the time.

[Sir Platypus]

Don't think I've seen Ghost Town mentioned yet.

Surprisingly good, but no one has it for less than 30 bucks, so I guess it all depends on how much you are willing to spend on a movie.

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by Metal425

I was thinking about picking about some Comedy's soon. I just was wondering which one's you have enjoyed on Blu?

And now, to repeat a revealing thread from '07--
The official list of Blu-ray comedies that DO NOT have Jack Black, Seth Rogen, Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler and/or Will Ferrell in them.
(Meaning, they're the comedies your parents should have taught you about when you were growing up, back when actual movie comedy existed, and now strangers will have to force 70's-80's film literacy down your embarrassed throat for you.):

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- Batman: the Movie ('66)
- Being There
- Blazing Saddles
- A Christmas Story
- Coming to America
- Life of Brian
- Men in Black
- Romancing the Stone
- Trading Places
- Young Frankenstein

(And coming in '09:
- Groundhog Day
- The Pink Panther ('64)
- The Seven Year Itch
- This is Spinal Tap )

And the next person to say "Super" or "bad" gets dogpiled and dragged around the gym track--
Where your parents and the demise of local television failed you, the older generation is determined to make up for the difference.

[Member-38947]

Originally Posted by EricJ

And now, to repeat a revealing thread from '07--
The official list of Blu-ray comedies that DO NOT have Jack Black, Seth Rogen, Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler and/or Will Ferrell in them.
(Meaning, they're the comedies your parents should have taught you about when you were growing up, back when actual movie comedy existed, and now strangers will have to force 70's-80's film literacy down your embarrassed throat for you.):

----
- Batman: the Movie ('66)
- Being There
- Blazing Saddles
- A Christmas Story
- Coming to America
- Life of Brian
- Men in Black
- Romancing the Stone
- Trading Places
- Young Frankenstein

(And coming in '09:
- Groundhog Day
- The Pink Panther ('64)
- The Seven Year Itch
- This is Spinal Tap )

And the next person to say "Super" or "bad" gets dogpiled and dragged around the gym track--
Where your parents and the demise of local television failed you, the older generation is determined to make up for the difference.

Not big on old school comedies. I mean some are fine, but meh.

[ixlegitballinxl]

LOL I dont know any parent that would use MIB as reference Comedy............

[BIGLAD]

Blazing Saddles and Life Of Brian.

[Member-38947]

Originally Posted by ixlegitballinxl

LOL I dont know any parent that would use MIB as reference Comedy............

True.

[ixlegitballinxl]

I'd agree with the Coming to America though

King of Zamunda!

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by ixlegitballinxl

LOL I dont know any parent that would use MIB as reference Comedy............

So just where ARE you going to learn your deadpan-Tommy Lee Jones appreciation from, "The Fugitive"?

[thecroshow]

Stepbrothers is solid IMO. as a previous poster said, comedies have great replay value. def plan on getting pineapple express next week, love that movie.

[reginaroadie]

For classics, LIFE OF BRIAN and YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN for sure. For modern day stuff, Universal's ULTIMATE COMEDY THREEPACK with 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN, KNOCKED UP and FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL is worth every penny in laughs.

[stahl7639]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

[jtwise]

Originally Posted by Blu Titan

Tropic Thunder was very funny. Just watched it last night.

+1

[robertc88]

Well it was further down in my queue but Good Luck Chuck was being sent to me by Netflix. I don't think anyone mentioned it here and I guess I should know what I'm in for unfortunately. Oh well!