Best Comedy Film of the 1990s?
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I watched it during the great kind of lockdown while desperate for contentRoadDawg55 said:
I recently watched twenty minutes of Austin Powers. It’s terrible. I loved it as a kid too.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Similar to Borat, I almost passed out from laughing so fucking hard at Dumb and Dumber.
Billy Madison is also up there for me.
I loved Wayne’s World, Austin Powers, and So I Married an Ax Murderer back in the day but I’ve tried rewatching them and Mike Myers version of comedy didn’t age well. ATBS, Ax Muderer still has some great and quotable lines.
Agree it didn't age well
Myers was huge in the 90s -
The Big Lebowski
Heather Graham makes #2 watchable.RaceBannon said:
I watched it during the great kind of lockdown while desperate for contentRoadDawg55 said:
I recently watched twenty minutes of Austin Powers. It’s terrible. I loved it as a kid too.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Similar to Borat, I almost passed out from laughing so fucking hard at Dumb and Dumber.
Billy Madison is also up there for me.
I loved Wayne’s World, Austin Powers, and So I Married an Ax Murderer back in the day but I’ve tried rewatching them and Mike Myers version of comedy didn’t age well. ATBS, Ax Muderer still has some great and quotable lines.
Agree it didn't age well
Myers was huge in the 90s -
F.O. Row Peter Puffer, You left off....Just remembered this one:

This came out that same year and was awesome:
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Dumb and DumberFenderbender123 said:
Office Space just barely edges out a few of the others. The main characters and the gags were great, but on top of that Diedrich Bader, Gary Cole, and Stephen Root were exceptionally hilarious for supporting roles. Mike Judge was apparently very detail oriented in directing this movie, too, according to some YouTube video I watched. There are no unfunny scenes in this movie.

This scene alone got me
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Happy GilmoreOffice space probably stands the test of time better than most
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Happy GilmoreI saw Austin powers 2 with a couple kids and our moms were in the row behind us laughing hysterically
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The Waterboy
I saw all three Austin Powers movies in the theater and loved every one of them.Pitchfork51 said:I saw Austin powers 2 with a couple kids and our moms were in the row behind us laughing hysterically
They don’t hold up to the classic 90’s Sandler and Jim Carrey movies. Liar Liar is a great and underrated Jim Carrey movie.
Unrelated, but I also watched Something about Mary a few weeks ago and it mostly held up and was funny. -
Office Spacegreenblood said:Fenderbender123 said:
Office Space just barely edges out a few of the others. The main characters and the gags were great, but on top of that Diedrich Bader, Gary Cole, and Stephen Root were exceptionally hilarious for supporting roles. Mike Judge was apparently very detail oriented in directing this movie, too, according to some YouTube video I watched. There are no unfunny scenes in this movie.

This scene alone got me
"Can we just pretend we can't hear each other through wall?" -
The Big Lebowski
I liked the Austin Powers movies fine. I still like the 2nd the best.RoadDawg55 said:
I saw all three Austin Powers movies in the theater and loved every one of them.Pitchfork51 said:I saw Austin powers 2 with a couple kids and our moms were in the row behind us laughing hysterically
They don’t hold up to the classic 90’s Sandler and Jim Carrey movies. Liar Liar is a great and underrated Jim Carrey movie.
Unrelated, but I also watched Something about Mary a few weeks ago and it mostly held up and was funny.
Liar Liar is probably my favorite Jim Carrey film.
Disagree on Sandler's movies. There are moments that are as funny as it gets, like when he's beating the shit out of Mevin Nealon on the course. As far as re-watchability from start to finish, his movies don't do it for me. I just want to see the good parts. -
chuck said:
I liked the Austin Powers movies fine. I still like the 2nd the best.RoadDawg55 said:
I saw all three Austin Powers movies in the theater and loved every one of them.Pitchfork51 said:I saw Austin powers 2 with a couple kids and our moms were in the row behind us laughing hysterically
They don’t hold up to the classic 90’s Sandler and Jim Carrey movies. Liar Liar is a great and underrated Jim Carrey movie.
Unrelated, but I also watched Something about Mary a few weeks ago and it mostly held up and was funny.
Liar Liar is probably my favorite Jim Carrey film.
Disagree on Sandler's movies. There are moments that are as funny as it gets, like when he's beating the shit out of Mevin Nealon on the course. As far as re-watchability from start to finish, his movies don't do it for me. I just want to see the good parts.
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