The hardest you've ever laughed in a movie

[VHS]

What's the hardest you've ever laughed during a movie?

Mine include:
-The Big Lebowski: Walter inadvertently spreads Donnie's ashes onto the Dude.
-Punch Drunk Love: Adam Sandler and Emily Watson are kicked out of the restaurant. When the music hits its crescendo and they're still walking, it kills me every time.
-Dumb and Dumber: Harry toilet scene.
-Robocop 2: Murphy yells "Good MORNING!"

The creme de la creme:
-Magnolia: as soon as it started raining frogs, I thought I was going to pass out from the laughter.

[wardy]

I don't think I will ever laugh harder than I did at Borat in the cinema. It's hilarious on its own but 10 times funnier when 100 odd other people are laughing with you.

[lotjx]

Austin Powers 2. The Jerry Spring scene almost cause me to piss myself. The giant coke didn't help either. Jay and Silent Bob had some great scenes too.

[VanillaJello]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyigAW-14w0

[Funboy]

I think Austin Powers would be up there. I bloody loved it.
Borat, as mentioned. Was brilliant in cinema. I also really liked bits of Dictator.
And surprisingly Ted. First time in a long time I was genuinely laughing out loud in the cinema.

Then there's classics like Airplane, Naked Gun etc

[I steal cable]

Me, my sister and friend went to see Dodgeball. The Chuck Norris bit had us three in stitches. This was before the Chuck Norris jokes had started and no one really knew who he was. We had grew up watching Walker Texas Ranger so in a packed cinema, it was only the 3 of us that were laughing when he did the thumbs up.

[The Rick]

JackAss 2. I don't think I laughed so hard at any movie. I'm glad I saw them in the theater too. They lose so much on the home viewing. But I mean they started with the Puppet show for god sakes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n6wN0u5oqg

The Aristocrats is another film that I laughed from start to finish. It was only shown at the local "indy" movie house. The projectionist came out to give a disclaimer before it started. The theatre sat 300, and a good 30 or so got up and left during the movie. Probably the only time I have enjoyed a mime.

[darkhorse]

The Kentucky Fried Movie - I laughed hardest at the last segment where the couple are going at it while watching the news and the news crew starts watching the couple
Dumb And Dumber - Harry and Lloyd get pulled over and the cop drinks out of the beer bottles
Borat - The fight scene in the hotel room
Clerks 2 - The "porch monkey" scene
Step Brothers - When Brennan teabags Dale's drum set
Bruno - The test screening scene
Ted - Almost the entire first half of the movie had me in stitches, but oddly enough I laughed the hardest when Ted was fighting the duck and Flash Gordon envisioned the Asian guy as Ming

[Mark Hammer]

Dumb and Dumber for sure. So many hilarious moments in that movie:

The part where Harry throws the salt in Seabass' food and when he approaches the table Lloyd is turtling up and pointing across the table at him.

When Mary Swanson gives Harry the carrot and dates to make the snowman face and he puts it on the lower half making a cock and balls instead.

And when the blind kid is on the news talking about how this guy sold him a dead parakeet, to which Mary responds in disgust "who are these sick people?", which is immediately followed by a doorbell and then Lloyd's goofy smiling face.

I definitely need to re-watch that movie, probably the single funniest film I've ever seen.

[VanillaJello]

When the deer wakes up in Tommy Boy.

[Mark Hammer]

When the deer wakes up in Tommy Boy.

Haha yes. But my favorite part of that movie is when Farley's character breaks the door off the car, then just sits it back in place and when Spade's character goes to open it and it just falls off Tommy Boy goes "what did you do?!" I cried from laughter when I saw that the first time.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg1OPaggGVE

[Simmo Fortyone]

Avatar, while watching in a hotel room in Amsterdam. However I was in a severely altered state at the time so the movie I was watching is irrelevant.

Toss-up between Borat and Jackass. American Pie would be third - I saw that at the cinema in a preview screening knowing absolutely nothing about it and laughed like a madman.

[Mik]

Has to be Borat. It doesnt hold up all that well on repeated viewings. But as a cinema experience it was absolutely brilliant at the time. People were in absolute hysterics.

[WizoOzz]

Probably a toss up between South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut, Half Baked, and Austin Powers 2. Just makes me sad thinking how much I laughed at that second Austin Powers movie, and how absolutely disappointed I was with the third.

[Chris]

Hulk vs Loki from The Avengers was my most recent experience - I saw the film three times, and the audience were in hysterics every time. I got a big kick out of the Flash Gordon stuff in Ted, but no-one else seemed to get it.

Ron Burgundy in the phone booth from Anchorman came to mind as soon as I read the title of the thread. The line "War......it's fantastic!" with the subsequent smile in Hot Shots Part Deux would be another one.

[Mik]

They were the hardest you ever laughed in a movie theatre?

Some strange choices there mate. I got a laugh out of all of them, but none were especially hilarious by any stretch of the imagination.

[Chris]

Most of my top choices have already been mentioned - I just chucked in a few that hadn't been.

I would certainly say the Anchorman scene is hilarious - fair enough if the others wouldn't tickle everyone's funny bone.

[Dream-Evil]

Recently... the tripping scene in 21 Jump Street. "Fuck you science!" And jumping through the gong. Aaha

[Slare]

Yeah not very original here but Borat without a doubt, so many lines that sent the whole cinema mental. Not amazing on repeat, but lines like "genuine chocolate face", Korky Buchek and "This jackey is NOT black" were incredible at the time.

[Felonious Punk]

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_F-nZil23-8E/S2Dr1VH4C1I/AAAAAAAAAvc/KVwLs06Q898/s400/news-quiz-ferrell.jpg

Just off the top of my head.

The scene from Naked Gun 33 1/3 (I think) with O.J. Simpson rolling backwards down a staircase in a wheelchair always used to put my brother and I into hysterics as kids. We must have rewinded (rewound?) that part 100 times. Of course this was before that whole pesky murder business.

[mth]

Recently... the tripping scene in 21 Jump Street. "Fuck you science!" And jumping through the gong. Aaha
:yes:

Definitely the nude hotel fight in Borat and the talking penis in Bruno.

Another bit that had me nearly in tears was the 'talking like a whale' part in Finding Nemo. Also, the 'Muppetman' scene in The Muppets and for some reason the "You sure got nice teeth, Jack Blaaaack" busts my gut every time.

[Fanny]

the hardest I ever laughed at the pictures was at The Waterboy. I do have a serious soft spot for the film and I could still watch it now and enjoy it, but one of my mates I was seeing it with was sat next to me, and for the duration of the film he was in bits and it just set me off even more. It's my most enjoyable cinema experiences and one of my fondest memories of growing up actually.

Otherwise, Planes Trains and Automobiles can get stuck in the DVD player at home any time you like and I'll be doubled up.

[Dream-Evil]

Both of the times Ted talked to the supermarket manager "You know what I got? Your wife's pussy on my breath." And "I fucked her with a parsnip which I then sold to a family with 3 small children."

[darkhorse]

I also laughed my ass off at the part in Nice Dreams where they're in the mental institution. The guy who thought he was a chicken had me laughing my ass off, along with the scene where Cheech is scooting around on the floor in a straitjacket screaming for help because his balls itch.

[The Rogerer]

I went to see Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles. I was in uni and going to the cinema twice a week so I ended up seeing everything. There was me and my ex, and then a group of three other people in the cinema. They were laughing out loud at every single awful joke and my boredom was building and building until I snapped.

Mick lures some bad guys into a film studio and turns the equipment against them. He gets one guy stuck in a wind tunnel, which climaxes when a fake cow is thrown at the crook. The fake cow somehow moos as it flies through the air, and then farts when it hits the guy. I ended up laughing so hard and long that the other group in there were laughing at me laughing. I literally fell out of my chair and laughed for the rest of the film.

[stylepoints]

Three movies come to mind.

Pootie Tang - The opening interview with Bob Costas

Super Troopers - The opening scene with the young motorists

Borat - Everything. If you've taken the time to watch and really try to understand what the movie is trying to accomplish, it's genius. Sasha Cohen is king of the trolls. No internet needed.

[Mark Hammer]

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_F-nZil23-8E/S2Dr1VH4C1I/AAAAAAAAAvc/KVwLs06Q898/s400/news-quiz-ferrell.jpg

Haha, completely forgot about that scene. I laughed my ass off, tears were forming up when he was just shoving kids out of his way.

[Beer-Belly]

I still howl at this scene in The Foot Fist Way:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY_G2f2R1Tg

[Olympus]

Others have mentioned how they were disappointed with Goldmember... I actually thought it was just as good as the first and only a little below #2.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_iPFHi1SWE

This had me in stitches the first time I saw it.

[Clutch]

Dumb & dumber: when that guy whipped a snowball in that girls face. Kills me every time. Giggling right now thinking of that scene

[VHS]

Dumb & dumber: when that guy whipped a snowball in that girls face. Kills me every time. Giggling right now thinking of that scene

Haha, yes! The part that kills me is the look Harry gives Mary like he's about to literally kill her with the next shot. :lol:

[T.I (uh oh)]

3 scenes spring to mind:

1. Happy Gilmore - 'Are you too good for your home?'
2. Austin Powers 2 - Jerry Springer
3. Old School - Frank the Tank streaking

#3 in particular - although that's mostly because that scene is me after a few drinks. I love a good nudie run, and trip to KFC.

[JRSlim21]

Borat is a definite. 21 Jump Street, mostly because a lot of people I know, including myself, expected it to be a letdown. "STOP FUCKIN WITH KOREAN JESUS!"

Also, the 1st time I saw Superbad in movie theaters. There were parts where I couldn't breathe. I watched it on DVD sometime later and realized I missed a lot of dialogue.

[Guy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnTR-cG5W1I

The sheer dread that comes before this scene, followed by the utter panic and hilarity contained in it had the entire theatre in tears.

[Simon]

FUCKING WINDOWS 98

South Park wins this hands down. Everyone in the cinema was laughing so much it became almost a social experience somehow, the usual rules of cinema etiquette went out the window. People were crying laughing, I mean literally crying. That line above was my personal favourite (along with "I don't listen to hip-hop") but the Kyle's Mom's A Bitch and Uncle Fucker songs were incredible too.

Freddy Got Fingered was another that arrived at a certain time in my life that made it near perfect for watching with mates. It's not clever but it is packed with bits that just fucking killed me. Most people love the Backwards Man and his sausage contraption, but my favourites were him crashing the car (GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY) and getting hit by the truck (I...I wasn't expecting that to happen!).

[The Rosk]

The bit where he pretends to sack someone on the date put me in so much fucking pain through lack of breathing. FORTY FUCKING MILLION DEUTSCHMRKS BOB. I TOLD YOU TO WIRE THE MONEY TO GENEVA LAST WEEK. I SAY GENEVA, YOU HEAR HELSINKI, BOB.

[Simon]

Hahahaha yes. That film is absolutely panned by most people but I find it fucking hilarious. It doesn't even seem like a film, the plot is fucking ridiculous.

[Simon]

DING DONG...DING DONG...DING DONG...............DING DONG

[wardy]

"I'm a doctor!"

[darkhorse]

"I'm 28 years old and I should be able to eat a chicken sandwich if I want."
"Very impressive. Mike Fitzgibbons' son is a nuclear physicist, and my son CAN EAT A CHICKEN SANDWICH!"

[Alf]

Yep, South Park absolutely murdered me in the cinema.

This one is silly... but in dumb and dumber where he shits his life away (rosk) killed me too.

[Canuck]

I remember laughing quite a bit at Zack and Miri make a porno, A night at the Roxbury and Bruno. I think Pineapple Express might win though.

[Jacknife]

Ah yes Freddy Got Fingered.

I love the scene between the father and the girl.

Betty: You got a problem with my legs?
Jim: No, you've got a problem with your legs. Either that or you're just lazy.

[Guy]

FUCKING WINDOWS 98

South Park wins this hands down. Everyone in the cinema was laughing so much it became almost a social experience somehow, the usual rules of cinema etiquette went out the window. People were crying laughing, I mean literally crying. That line above was my personal favourite (along with "I don't listen to hip-hop") but the Kyle's Mom's A Bitch and Uncle Fucker songs were incredible too.

When I first watched that movie on VHS my best friend and I had to pause on one of the smallest and first gags in the movie, which is just after the "Quiet Mountain Town" opening song, when they ask for tickets to Terrance and Phillip and the cinema ticket vender guy, smiling, says...."No"

We were in complete bits. It was so small and stupid but just got me completely in the right place.

[wardy]

The best line in Dumb and Dumber is undoubtedly: "Our pet's HEAD'S ARE FALLING OFF!"

[I steal cable]

oh shit, forgot about Team America.

Gary?

Puppet sex scene.

couldn't stop laughing

[Gary J]

The girls showers scene in Porkys.

[darkhorse]

The girls showers scene in Porkys.

That scene was hilarious, though I think I laughed just a little bit harder in the following scene where they suggested hiring a sketch artist to draw the tallywhacker.

[Mark Hammer]

The best line in Dumb and Dumber is undoubtedly: "Our pet's HEAD'S ARE FALLING OFF!"

I just chuckled out loud like an idiot thinking about that scene. When Lloyd walks in the room and Harry is crying because "his head fell off".

[Zacharie]

I'll go with Dumb and Dumber, Pineapple Express, and 40 Year Old Virgin. There's a lot of stuff I can still laugh at even though I've seen them a bunch of times.

Movies like Borat and Southpark are funny, but the jokes only work the first time around. After the second viewing, it just kind of dies down, especially Borat. Don't watch Borat more than once or the experience is ruined.

[Grimario]

I remember the cinema being in meltdown early on in The Simpsons Movie... the Bart on a skateboard scene.
The Hulk vs Loki one was great as well, think it was so hilarious because it was completely unexpected.

Borat, South Park and the Austin Powers movies were so much better in the cinema with hundreds of other people around me pissing themselves laughing.

[Dr Isaac Yankem DDS]

Pretty much everything in Dumb and Dumber.. Especially when they start sword fighting with their canes and Harry just hammers Lloyd with the cane in the back of the knees.

South Park - pretty much everything also but uncle fucker and Dying Giraffe sound had me crying.

[Anaconda Sniper]

Dumb and dumber most def. So many classic moments in that movie. Other good calls with Austin Powers...theres some great ones in national lampoons vacation and christmas vacation as well.

[Simon]

The noise the cinema made when Borat mentioned going to Washington to meet "a genuine chocolate face" was incredible. It wasn't just laughter, it was a weird mixture of laughter, shock and disgust. And it was great.

[The Rosk]

The rim jaw part in South Park killed the cinema stone dead.

[Mark Hammer]

Remember the scene in Dumb and Dumber when Lloyd is daydreaming about how he's going to win Mary, and in the dream this waiter hits on her prompting him to literally rip his beating heart out of the guy's chest Mortal Kombat style. As if that would impress a woman and make her want to sleep with you.

The segment also involved him making everyone in her family laugh hysterically at his farts. I was in tears the first time I saw that.

[connorboy]

It's a toss up between Superbad and Ted. I nearly passed out laughing at a lot of the first hour of Ted

[Matty C]

It was probably Old School for me. I was in a frat at the time and we went over to see it together. We were rolling in the aisles.

Superbad, Austin Powers II and American Pie are all up there too. I didn’t see South Park or Borat in theatres or they would count as well.

[Peter Griffin]

yeh old school for sure,your crazyyyyyyyyyyyy man,your crazyyyyyyy but i like you :rofl:

[Peter Griffin]

talking of ferrell,this one always gets me as well from wedding crashers.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSRcXRkQGOI

[Fro]

That's a good shout for sure.

Don't say sorry to me, say it to the baby.
Sorry, baby.

[Beefy]

I'd have loved to have seen Dumb & Dumber in the cinema.

South Park is the clear winner for me. I doubt I'll ever see a cinema reacting in a way that the cinema I watched South Park in the first time reacted to the first 20 minutes of that film. It was genuinely amazing to be a part of - as Simon touched on.

"Fuck off you fucking jew"

"Eric?! Did you just say the 'F' word?"

"Jew"

"No 'fuck'. You can't say 'fuck' in school you fucking dumbass"

"Why the fuck not?"

[VHS]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sVtUjxgsyQ

Get's me every time. :lol:

[The Rick]

the Mime section of The Aristocrats


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-Oz1s3nb38

By itself it isn't much. When packaged after Bob Sagat, Woopi Goldberg, Sarah Silverman, and others telling the joke, it was possibly the best telling of the joke.


part 1 if you want to start it. It is not for everyone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPQz4FftHT4

[Nash Diesel]

The funniest scene of all time for me is the part in Black Sheep where Farley and Spade are in that cabin, they're in the bunkbed, the roof flies off and Spade is making fun of Farley "I got dibs on top bunk" and then the top bunk with Farley on it falls on to Spade. 20 years later, still has me cracking up like no other.

[Donald]

18

[lotjx]

The Jerry Spring scene from Austin Powers 2, is the closest, I came to pissing myself. The Asshole scene is Spaceballs is pretty terrific.

[Clive Plasma]

I was 15 when this film came out, and I seem to remember crying with laughter at this scene...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1o9ZWqCnKk

And then this scene had me in stitches...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mbg1nEXQ1fI

[darkhorse]

I have to give a special mention to Movie 43 here, specfically the Hugh Jackman sketch. Aside from being the funniest sketch by far, what happened at the theater was, quite possibly, the most hilarious technical difficulty I've ever seen when the film got stuck on this image for a good fifteen minutes:

http://us.cdn200.fansshare.com/photo/movie43/xltts-hugh-jackman-482250891.jpg

[Atty]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtvYwtAz8OQ

[Reveille]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US6eHQ8wFO8

[Atty]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXvQho7X5bk

[Pete Cash]

Recently... the tripping scene in 21 Jump Street. "Fuck you science!" And jumping through the gong. Aaha

Yeah that entire bit kills me.

[Drake]

Hardest I ever laughed was when i first watched step-brothers.

[Donald]

The Others parody in Scary Movie 3, when the little girl turns out to be Michael Jackson. It's a shame the series fell apart after this installment.

[Mills]

The Guardians of the Galaxy scene with "now we are like Kevin Bacon!"

[Felonious Punk]

Guardians of the Galaxy:

"Your ship is filthy"

"She has no idea. If I had a blacklight, this place would look like a Jackson Pollock painting"

I laughed entirely too hard at that bit.

And of course, when Rocket convinces Peter to steal that guy's prosthetic leg just for the hell of it. :lol: The audience was in hysterics over that.

[Gary J]

Yeah the audience when I went to see Guardians of The Galaxy loved that prosthetic leg bit too. They also went mad for the bit later on when he said he needed the eye.

[Simon]

That film was turd but Batista not understanding metaphors was fucking funny.

"I think that metaphor went over your head"
"Nothing goes over my head. My reactions are too fast"

[MikeHunt]

How was that film in anyway turd Simone?

[Donald]

Cause Chris Pratt is shat.

Never seen the film, nor recall anything Chris Pratt was in.

[Peter Griffin]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boQss3OGR-8

Dinner for Schmucks, It might be just me on this one, but it takes a lot me make me 'lol' and this scene did the first time I saw it.

[Donald]

I remember really enjoying it Peter, but sadly cannot remember much about that movie. I will most definitely re-watch it.