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10 Comedies That I Thought I'd Hate...

But obviously didn't. These are films that were pretty much pulverized by rcritics.
1Adam Sandler
They're All Gonna Laugh At You

THAT'S MY BOY: As stupid as I thought it would be, because of the harsh reviews it
received, That's My Boy turned out to be a pretty freakin' stupid movie that ends up
being a pretty funny one (due to it's absurd brand of stupidity). Adam Sandler is the
funniest he's been in years in this movie as Donny Burger, a "20's my limit" kind of
drinker who knocks up his hot teacher... in public school when he's in his teens.
Judging from that bit of "plot" alone, you should be able to decide whether or not this
movie's right for you. It's as raunchy as HBO's Shameless, with the hilarity of Sandler's
better comedies from the 90s. The scenes between Sandler and Andy Samberg (who
play's his Donny's son) are great, their back-and-forth chit-chats together are often
times hilarious and sometimes even charming when they start to bond like any similar
aged father-and-son would (by partying... and drinking of course).
2Django Django
Django Django

THE CHANGE-UP: How critics liked Freaky Friday over this, I'll never know. This movie's
quite possibly the funniest body-swap comedy that I've ever seen. Bateman and
Reynolds do great impressions of each other, and their performances make the film an
easy watch. Plus, Olivia Wilde and Leslie Mann get naked in the film... no harm there.
3The Black Keys
Brothers

TOWER HEIST: Ben Stiller's best comedy since Tropic Thunder, and surprisingly strong
direction from one of the genre's weakest directors Brett Ratner. I was pleasantly
surprised by this movie because it features great performances, a solid, witty script,
and it has one of the best final acts that I've seen from any comedy (with the whole
heist getting under way). This is a film that I think will take a lot of people by surprise,
it's a great movie.
4Adam Sandler
What The Hell Happened To Me!

LITTLE NICKY: Featuring my favourite cameo ever in a film, Little Nicky skirts by on
some hilarious quotes and performances from it's well-rounded cast.
5Our Lady Peace
Clumsy

ACE VENTURA: WHEN NATURE CALLS: Definitely the stupidest movie on this list, but it
gets points for it too. I enjoyed this sequel (surprisingly) way more than I did the first
one. The first instalment suffered because of jokes that went nowhere fast, in the
sequel, however, they keep the jokes coming by having Ace interact with likeable
supporting characters (which he didn't really have in the first one). The supporting
characters in the first one felt confused by Ace's antics, which made the majority of
the jokes fall completely flat, whereas the sequel's supporting characters treat it like
it is: absurd. This is a huge step-up from it's terribly unfunny predecessor.
6Ludacris
The Red Light District

BAD BOY 2: While I did enjoy the first one quite a bit, the sequel fully reeled me in and
it made me laugh at a near constant ratio. From the hilarious villain Johnny Tapia, to
the insane car chases, to my favourite actor Michael Shannon playing a role in the
shenanigans, this film delivers by throwing stuff your way at every second to the
point where you can't help but keep watching. It's a gigantic mess of epic
proportions, and definitely the funniest crime film that I've ever seen. Probably the
funniest film on this list too. My favourite scene is when Tapia starts shooting rats off
his money, made me laugh my ass off again-and-again.
7The Offspring
Ixnay on the Hombre

SCARY MOVIE 3: The only Scary Movie that I can tolerate watching, because I love
Signs and I love how they make a mockery of it. Leslie Nielsen is hilarious as the
President of the United States as well, one of my favourite comedic actors of all-time
making this unnecessary third instalment a lot brighter than it deserved to be. Plus,
Charlie Sheen's top-notch in it as well.
8Eve 6
Horrorscope

NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION: The other Vacation movies didn't do
much for me, but this is the one I can relate to the most. Chevy Chase's rant about
his boss later on in the film is absolutely hilarious, one of my favourite rants of all-time
(but nothing can compete with Al Pacino as Ricky Roma from Glengarry Glen Ross).
9Unwritten Law
Unwritten Law

WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S: The ultimate guilty pleasure movie, probably the most obscure
and odd plot that I've ever seen and one of the darkest comedies I know. When you're
making a comedy about a pair of nitwits pretending that a dead guy's not actually dead,
there's of course a lot of room for controversy and the critics ate it up (and spit it back
out too). It's bizarre, but it's so bizarre that it's somehow funny (especially when Bernie's
killer thinks that he's still actually alive). At the end of the day, this is a terrible movie...
but it's one that is made to be made fun of, and I like it for that reason.
10Skid Row
Slave to the Grind

THE GOODS: LIVE HARD, SELL HARD: Unfortunately, there haven't been a lot of sales
movies made. There's Boiler Room and then there's Glengarry Glen Ross (definitely the
best of the best), but then there's The Goods, a very funny movie thanks to an
amazingly talented cast and a very witty script. Check it out.
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