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I love all these movies but Dude, Where’s my Car? is a classic.
Dude 1: “Dude, where’s my car?”
Dude 2: “Where’s your car dude?”
Dude 1: “Dude, where’s my car?”
Dude 2: “Where’s your car dude?”
Dude 1: “Dude, where’s my car?”
Dude 2: “Where’s your car dude?”
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After getting tattoos on their backs. One says, “Sweet” the other one says “Dude”
Dude 1: Dude, what does my tattoo say?
Dude 2: Sweet! What does mine say?
Dude 1: Dude! What does mine say?
Dude 2: Sweet! What does mine say?
Dude 1: Dude! What does mine say?
Dude 2: Sweet! What does mine say?
Dude 1: Dude! What does mine say?
Dude 2: Sweet! What does mine say?
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Put me in the “that shit is moronic and profoundly unfunny” category for that film.
Adventures in Babysitting. Usually not my bag, as far as movie genres go, but I remember cracking the fuck up watching this back in the day, and I was completely sober (though maybe a little tired).
*Mom and Dad Save The World *. My husband and I may be the only people who saw this at the movies, but we laughed hysterically through the whole thing. You have to have seen not only the old Flash Gordon serials but all those abyssmal '70’s and early '80’s grade Z Sci-Fi/Fantasy movies (usually starring John Saxon) to really appreciate it. It’s a holiday favorite at our house, but we can’t show it to anyone else without getting blank stares.
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Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. I wonder how they managed to convince anyone that this movie should be made. Part of me is glad they did because it’s stupidly hilarious.
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I wanted to third this movie. We went to see it in a second-run theatre, and we were the only ones in the theatre laughing, I think, and we were laughing so hard we couldn’t breathe. Stupid English dubbing over old Chinese action movies rocks my world, apparently.
I’ll add my vote for Kung Pow–Steve Oedekerk just slays me. Loved his movie High Strung, too. I imagine a lot of people might think that one is stupid.
I’m also a big Oscar fan. That part where his wife is haranguing him and he leans back against the fireplace mantle in a crucifixion position just about makes me wet my pants!
I have to defend Kung Fu Hustle. That wasn’t stupid; it was one of the most stylish and amusing chop socky films I have ever seen, with great characters and amazing action scenes. And blind, musical instrument using, kung fu masters…how can you knock that?
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Anyone else a fan of Dead Or Alive AKA Brain Dead? Gotta love that movie. Way OTT blood and guts, with a healthy side order of humor.
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Is that Peter Jackson’s zombie movie? I agree, very stupid but hilarious. I’m not sure about “well-made”.
I also agree with Wedding Crashers, especially Will Ferrell’s character - undeniably stupid but tickles my funnybone: “Ma! The Meatloaf! Fuck!”
Two of my favorites are “Joe Dirt” and “Lone Star State of Mind”.
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Before I even moused-over the thread, I thought of **Joe Dirt ** and here it is in the very first post.
Even though my husband and I enjoy some stupid movies together (**Tommy Boy ** and Dumb and Dumber, for instance), he makes fun of me mercilessly for laughing at Joe Dirt.
And this teasing comes from a man who still thinks farts are funny!
Cabin Boy. I bought it at Wal-Mart in the $5.50 bin, and have seen it maybe 5 times with different friends. And wouldn’t mind seeing it again. Chris Elliott + bad special effects = uproariously funny.
I have to add Drop Dead Gorgeous to this list. I laugh so hard every time Debbie Richards comes out with the stuffed Jesus, and the anorexic girl lip syncs.
The mom is also gold. “Oh my gaaaaaad she’s PREGNANT!”
When my friends told me they rented it, they told me the cast and premise and I was NOT excited. But I didn’t want to stay home by myself so I went over and watched it.
I have a copy now. There are just a few scenes so ridiculous and hilarious it’s worth watching.
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Oh. My. God. I’m glad you mentioned that. I thought the whole “touch my bass!” part was hilarious.
Starship troopers: not only was the Verhoven version NOT faithful to the book, the scenes of the batlles (with the giant bugs) were hilarious! especially when they had the newscaster broadcasting live from the bug planate:
“Ladies and gentlemen, its a cold planet, a dangerous planet, a…ARRGGRHHH!” (Reporter eaten by giant bug)
About a month ago a friend of mine and I watched this stoner movie called **Strange Wilderness ** on pay per view and it was about the dumbest and funniest thing I have ever seen.
Best part was the guys writing nature documentary copy
“Sharks are only found in two places in the world, the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere”
