What's your favorite out-of-nowhere-sudden-laughter moment in a movie?
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Immediately thought of this scene.RikkiTikkaTagem said:
My dark humor coming through but I cant help it
I was watching this in a theater with 4 of my friends and there was a couple a few rows in front of us (appeared to be in their 40s). My friends and I bust out laughing, almost falling out of our seats, when this happened. The lady gets thoroughly disgusted with us and gets up to walk out, shooting us a dirty look as we were still laughing. The guy pauses a few seconds then gets up to walk after her and looks at us and rolls his eyes at her reaction... Good times!
Eddie Murphy's farting scenes in the Nutty Professor
Brief derailment:Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
I also used to laugh out loud when people would fall off bikes on campus and trip going up the Chemistry building. I swear one of those steps is higher than the rest.
There was a step halfway up the third deck at Kyle Field- I don't remember which sections it's between- that was like that. Everyone, no exceptions, stumbled on that step.
It was more entertaining than the blowout vs. TCU or whoever it was that day in the early 90's.
Back on topic:
The carnival ride scene in The Sandlot gets me every time. I laughed so hard during it the first time that I missed the next 5 minutes or so.
The first time Bill Hader's character sings in the Blue Jean Committee episode of Documentary Now.
Denise Richards' "I Love You Baby" talent routine is one of the funniest things I've ever seen!!!RikkiTikkaTagem said:
Don't feel the need to spoiler tag a movie old enough to drink.
If you haven't seen Drop Dead Gorgeous, do yourself a favor and try to find it, but it's a mockumentary on small town beauty pageants in Minnesota with Kirsten Dunst, Denise Richard's, kristie Allen and a couple of other people who would wind up being mainstream.
What's this? Another door?
Not exactly out of nowhere, but I cry-laugh on this scene.
Righteous Gemstones when the bad guy shoots the dork in his leg on the beach
still laughing about it!!
still laughing about it!!
Sponge said:
What's this? Another door?
Also, this:
OMG we talk about Black Phillip all the time!
When Jonah Hill gets hit by the car at the beer store in Superbad:
Nick Frost getting mad at Simon Pegg for not understanding what a pronoun is in "World's End"
Also, right after that scene, there's a moment when they are debating what to call them since the pronouns are confusing, and Nick Frost says through a hiccup "Nothing suggested in the last three minutes has been better than smashy smashy egg man" and it's about the funniest line I've ever heard.
Nick Frost getting mad at Simon Pegg for not understanding what a pronoun is in "World's End"
Also, right after that scene, there's a moment when they are debating what to call them since the pronouns are confusing, and Nick Frost says through a hiccup "Nothing suggested in the last three minutes has been better than smashy smashy egg man" and it's about the funniest line I've ever heard.
The opening music of Team America got me, but what really pushed it over the edge was the sex scene. The first and only time I fell out of my chair in a theater.
The most recent one for me came at the end of Thor: Love and Thunder. Thor and the little girl are having breakfast and he tells her to do something, and she shouts "to hell with you, demon" and shoots purple lasers from her eyes. I laughed so loud in the theater.
The scene in the alley where he's puking a firehose had me gasping for air. It just kept going…and it got more hilarious the longer it lasted.Private PoopyPants said:
The opening music of Team America got me, but what really pushed it over the edge was the sex scene. The first and only time I fell out of my chair in a theater.
Good call - Shrek 2 did have some great moments.Sapper Redux said:A is A said:
Puss in Boots hairball- Shrek 2
That movie was surprisingly funny. This scene did have the theater rolling:
I'll add:
The OJ Bronco/Cops scene:
When the giant gingerbread man screams like Godzilla:
Raising Arizona: "Son, you got a panty on your head."
One Louder said:
Raising Arizona: "Son, you got a panty on your head."
I've quoted that line more times than I can remember.
That and "I'll be taking these Huggies, and any cash ya got. "
I think it's Vince Vaughn's delivery that got me, but this scene in Wedding Crashers had me in tears and still cracks me up every time I see it
Jeremy Grey:
I didn't get a lot of sleep last night.
John Beckwith:
Soft mattress?
Jeremy Grey:
Yeah, it could have been the soft mattress. Or the midnight rape. Or the nude gay art show that took place in my room. One of those probably added to the lack of sleep.
Jeremy Grey:
I didn't get a lot of sleep last night.
John Beckwith:
Soft mattress?
Jeremy Grey:
Yeah, it could have been the soft mattress. Or the midnight rape. Or the nude gay art show that took place in my room. One of those probably added to the lack of sleep.
jwoodmd said:
Another one in a great movie is in Sideways when paul giamatti goes to steal the wallet back
Summer of 2006. Wife and I are newly married, and taking our honeymoon in California.
We've been drinking wine most of the day, evening, and night, and see that the hotel has Sideways available to watch. We figure it's only appropriate given the state we were in, and the State we were in.
When Giamatti comes running out of that house with the wallet I laughed so hard I fell off the bed.
Clue is a Top 5 movie for me. So many great interactions. Used to pop in the dvd every Saturday afternoon while doing laundry.
Caught me off guard during this movie and busted out in tears. Now just a chuckle when I see it again
While watching previews in a theater for a movie (that neither of us can remember), the preview for "Surf's Up" starts playing. At some point, the chicken in "Surf's Up" says, "I can feel it in my nuggets."
My wife lets out this little shriek, and then starts laughing. She can't stop, which then makes me start laughing. She continues to have fits of laughter to the point where people around us are laughing and it makes her laugh even more.
We missed at least two more previews and then the actual movie started. As it's opening credits were beginning I hear a muffled shriek next to me, and then my wife busts out laughing a true belly laugh to the point where she's crying/laughing and half the theater is laughing and the other half probably think she's crazy or high.
I've never laughed as hard as that moment at any other movie or TV show.
My wife lets out this little shriek, and then starts laughing. She can't stop, which then makes me start laughing. She continues to have fits of laughter to the point where people around us are laughing and it makes her laugh even more.
We missed at least two more previews and then the actual movie started. As it's opening credits were beginning I hear a muffled shriek next to me, and then my wife busts out laughing a true belly laugh to the point where she's crying/laughing and half the theater is laughing and the other half probably think she's crazy or high.
I've never laughed as hard as that moment at any other movie or TV show.
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Someone already said Bad Santa. That whole movie is amazing.
To me the best scene is this. From Santa showing up drunk and destroying the donkeys to the dialog between the midget and Bernie Mac. Just great.
To me the best scene is this. From Santa showing up drunk and destroying the donkeys to the dialog between the midget and Bernie Mac. Just great.
I use this line all the time to my wife when I do random things
The bear scene in Super Troopers.
And when I was a kid it was this one..
And when I was a kid it was this one..
When Ernest goes EwwwEwww at the beginning of this. My brother and I rewound the VHS tape probably about 20 times. I was maybe 8 yrs old.
Jim Varney is a legend. A self admitted hayseed from Kentucky that was a classicly trained actor in Shakespeare, yet somehow found his niche in these goofy kids movies.
Jim Varney is a legend. A self admitted hayseed from Kentucky that was a classicly trained actor in Shakespeare, yet somehow found his niche in these goofy kids movies.
The Nice Guys is a really fun movie. When the title characters quickly duck back in the elevator after seeing two guys being killed, well, I find that hilarious.
This isn't a movie, but in Mike Myers new Netflix series, The Pentaverate, the line about the dolphin queef was so unexpected, it was probably one of my favorite unexpected huge laughs I've ever experienced.
In IT (2017) when Richie and Bill see half a torso and start screaming obscenities at it. It's supposed to be a jump scare moment, but of course perfectly in character, Richie can't keep his mouth shut and is reacting to what's happening. "Where's the rest of her?? Oh f***!!" Makes the scene much less scary.
This is just so absurd it got me outta nowhere and I had to chew on my shirt in the theater because I was still laughing at it five minutes later.
I'm not into horror but my buddies made me go with them to the final destination flicks with them back in high school and I almost hyperventilated on this one.
I'm not into horror but my buddies made me go with them to the final destination flicks with them back in high school and I almost hyperventilated on this one.
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