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Song Remains the Same is a great movie with some of the best guitar ever played.

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Zeppelin's Song Remains the Same
Who's Quadrophenia
Floyd's Live at Pompei

but nobody wants to watch these.
or the WHO, The Kids are Alright.

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That's MY favorite live concert!!!!
i love jimmy page in SRTS, bot gilmour in pompeii just exploded my young mind.

his playing was totally transformative that day.

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Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness.

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Animal House!! and my Blue heaven, I did love Caddy shack and Stripes.

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Idiocracy from Mike Judge (Beavis and Butthead fame). It's frightening how much today's society is moving towards that movie.

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Clerks, loved it since day one!!!

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Army of Darkness, check!

Clerks, and most any iteration of Jay & Silent Bob are good with me. Chasing Amy was mildly lame due to all things Affleck.

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"So I Married an Axe Murderer" is where some of Mike Myers multiple characters began to develop. He played himself and his father in this movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4unnk2Q5Pg

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An odd one called "Jeckyl and Hyde Together Again" and all the classics (caddy shack, blazing saddles, stripes, animal house, Tommy boy, Austin powers, etc.)

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Four pages and no one comes up with "The Gods Must Be Crazy"...

All the scenes with the Land Rover just kill me.

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Don't forget Tommy Boy that movie always make me laugh. This scene gets me every time. Also the best scene from Better Off Dead
https://youtu.be/nLM6_rUp6NU
https://youtu.be/6srI0EVwTUE

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Zeppelin's Song Remains the Same
Who's Quadrophenia
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Not sure if you noticed the discussion was about funny movies...

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Some of the older comedies are still hilarious.
Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball in "Yours, Mine, and Ours" comes to mind.
And I've always like Jack Lemon's "How to Murder your Wife".

But as far as comedies that some don't get, you cant forget the original Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers. Sellers was also great in "Murder by Death".

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Not sure if you noticed the discussion was about funny movies...
Funny like a clown?

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Some of the older comedies are still hilarious.
Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball in "Yours, Mine, and Ours" comes to mind.
And I've always like Jack Lemon's "How to Murder your Wife".

But as far as comedies that some don't get, you cant forget the original Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers. Sellers was also great in "Murder by Death".

YM& Ours ...no thansk!

Peter Sellers.... "The Gardener" was a real (funny) trip!

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Funny like a clown?
wow....best movie reference ever...love it

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is probably my all-time favorite...but you are correct. Most people don't make the connection to Homer's Odyssey which takes a lot away from what you get out of the movie. Coen Bros. won my heart with their flicks. Fargo...as I already mentioned and No Country for Old Men is another that I never miss an opportunity to watch. Not a comedy but full of twists and good one-liners.
O'Brother is one of my all time favorites!!! My wife and I use references from that movie all the time and nobody around us has any idea!!!

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