OT: I have my thoughts, but which movie was funnier?...
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Animal House for me, no question. And Caddyshack is a great movie. Animal House makes my Mt. Rushmore of movies, though (along with Airplane, Anchorman, and Its a Wonderful Life).
I consider Airplane and Used Cars funnier than both of these. I see these 2 this way - one has John Belushi in his prime, one doesn't.
Think it's Caddyshack. It has everything from sophomoric to sophisticated humor plus Chase, Dangerfield, and Murray ad libbing the sh*t out of things. Animal House is tremendous but Belushi is doing most of the heavy lifting. Plus, Caddyshack has Lacey...
Funnier: Animal House
Most Quotable: Caddyshack
Funniest: 1) Airplane 2) Animal House 3) Caddyshack 4) Used Cars.....
All very funny but big gap between 3 and 4.
Most Quotable: Caddyshack
Funniest: 1) Airplane 2) Animal House 3) Caddyshack 4) Used Cars.....
All very funny but big gap between 3 and 4.
Caddyshack for me. It bounces back and forth between Webb, Czervik, Spackler, Smails, and Noonan, you can hardly catch your breath.
Malcolm McDowell as the SS officer in The Passage was pure comedy. When he drops his pants and has the jockstrap with a swastika on it is pure comedy. I say The Passage is funnier than both.
I never found Animal House that funny (wasn’t really a fan of Belushi, either), whereas Caddyshack is an all-timer.
Airplane was fantastic, and used to be one of my faves, but now … I dunno … last time it was on I changed channels, as it was boring me a little - maybe because I’ve seen it so many times.
Never even heard of Used Cars.
Airplane was fantastic, and used to be one of my faves, but now … I dunno … last time it was on I changed channels, as it was boring me a little - maybe because I’ve seen it so many times.
Never even heard of Used Cars.
Enjoyed both but, for sophisticated humor, rather than cheap laughs, The Graduate.
What, no love for National Lampoon's Vacation, or Christmas Vacation? No love for Monty Python and the Holy Grail, or Life of Brian?
Myself, between Animal House, Caddyshack, Airplane, NL Vacation (and Christmas Vacation, which has really grown on me over the years, and Christmas Story, which should not be forgotten), and MPHG, that's just a bunch of awesome goodness that cannot be chosen from, and can be watched again and again. They're all good.
Appreciate some of the other mentions. Always wanted to watch Used Cars. It's on Amazon Prime, streaming. Also will take a look at The Passage, available on Roku.
I need to watch Caddyshack again, but I'm waiting on the 4K release. It's been teased for quite awhile,
While I"m on it, anyone else ever notice the Gopher Cloud in the Caddyshack poster? Pointed out on a Reddit thread when I was searching for 4K release information.
On a very separate note, I started watching the 4K of Speed Racer yesterday. Whatever you may think of the movie, plot, content, etc., the 4K is absolutely worth it for the eye candy alone. The 4K resolution make it immersive and HDR/Dolby Vision make for some eye-popping colors.
Myself, between Animal House, Caddyshack, Airplane, NL Vacation (and Christmas Vacation, which has really grown on me over the years, and Christmas Story, which should not be forgotten), and MPHG, that's just a bunch of awesome goodness that cannot be chosen from, and can be watched again and again. They're all good.
Appreciate some of the other mentions. Always wanted to watch Used Cars. It's on Amazon Prime, streaming. Also will take a look at The Passage, available on Roku.
I need to watch Caddyshack again, but I'm waiting on the 4K release. It's been teased for quite awhile,
While I"m on it, anyone else ever notice the Gopher Cloud in the Caddyshack poster? Pointed out on a Reddit thread when I was searching for 4K release information.
On a very separate note, I started watching the 4K of Speed Racer yesterday. Whatever you may think of the movie, plot, content, etc., the 4K is absolutely worth it for the eye candy alone. The 4K resolution make it immersive and HDR/Dolby Vision make for some eye-popping colors.
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.What, no love for National Lampoon's Vacation, or Christmas Vacation? No love for Monty Python and the Holy Grail, or Life of Brian?
Myself, between Animal House, Caddyshack, Airplane, NL Vacation (and Christmas Vacation, which has really grown on me over the years, and Christmas Story, which should not be forgotten), and MPHG, that's just a bunch of awesome goodness that cannot be chosen from, and can be watched again and again. They're all good.
Appreciate some of the other mentions. Always wanted to watch Used Cars. It's on Amazon Prime, streaming. Also will take a look at The Passage, available on Roku.
I need to watch Caddyshack again, but I'm waiting on the 4K release. It's been teased for quite awhile,
While I"m on it, anyone else ever notice the Gopher Cloud in the Caddyshack poster? Pointed out on a Reddit thread when I was searching for 4K release information.
On a very separate note, I started watching the 4K of Speed Racer yesterday. Whatever you may think of the movie, plot, content, etc., the 4K is absolutely worth it for the eye candy alone. The 4K resolution make it immersive and HDR/Dolby Vision make for some eye-popping colors.
Just love the ending of Life of Brian. Singing, "always look on the bright side of life..."
Animal House way overrated. Caddyshack funny at the time but doesn't translate today.
Give me Spinal Tap all day long for older movies - still funny today
Borat for newer movies.
Give me Spinal Tap all day long for older movies - still funny today
Borat for newer movies.
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