I hate to put box sets on here, but you can't find these classics apart from this set. Fields' films are still great even today; this set contains two of his all-time best in "It's a Gift" and "The Bank Dick." He likes a stiff drink and dislikes children. What's not to like?

Another fantastic comedy from the 1930s, the Marx Brothers are at their best in this ridiculous farce. I plan on moving to Freedonia in the near future myself.

Being a big fan of SCTV, I have a soft spot for this one. Dave Thomas and Rick Morranis bring their creations Doug and Bob McKenzie to the big screen in one of the most alcohol-fueled films since the days of W.C. Fields.

I'm not sure if anyone - even Steve Martin - could get away with this movie today. Good thing he got away with it in 1979! A great classic comedy that I can watch over and over again.

I could have gone with "Groundhog Day," but I never hear anyone else mention this one. Murray is a disturbed man who latches on to Richard Dreyfuss and family when Dreyfuss becomes Murray's shrink. It's very funny stuff.

This is another sentimental, but funny, favorite. It doesn't hold up as well as "Blazing Saddles," but does effectively parody "Star Wars" and space operas in general.

Another Marx Brothers classic, this time they destroy the world of higher education, with very funny results.