Smart,sarcastic, and just plain funny.

Where else can you see Eddie Deezen in a starring role? Its all about a group of teenagers from Jersey trying to get tickets to see the Beatles first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.

More from the Zuckers, or was it Jim Abrams? OR WAS IT BOTH? Oh who can tell. Its got some great stuff like that silly German folk dance at the restaurant, and Val Kilmer's song at the pizza parlor.

I don't know why this is only rated 3 stars. I guess their target audience wasn't looking for anything this sweet, but its still funny...and I love Greg Kinnear's musical number at the end.

Not my kind of comedy at all. I've never found stoners the least bit amusing, but these two cracked me up.

Another one that never found its audience. Believe me, just hearing Pierce Brosnan say "C**KS****R" is somehow funny in itself. He and Greg Kinnear made a wonderful team.

Ground breaking British satire, most of which is still relevant. Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller, and Alan Bennett. The last 2 mostly unknow to Americans but very well-known in Britain.

A young man has to suddenly produce a fiancee when his parents come to visit from China. The problem is that he is gay and has a live-in white boyfriend. What to do?

The ultimate Robert Altman anti-establishment comedy, accept no substitutes--especially NOT the watered down TV version!

Robert Altman and Bud Cort strike this blow for the era. The Fellini-esque credits are good as well.

I said, You're a fan I don't have to explain why this is funny!

Look for the original version subtitled ...AND OTHER FARCES, although amazon doesn't list it as such. Also includes BAMBI MEETS GODZILLA, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE NERD KIND, as well as ernie Fosselius' magnum opus PORK LIPS NOW! AND THE CLASSIC harware wars. "You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll kiss three bucks good-bye!"

One of a kind coming of ager.

I can just imagine Cary Grant in this role if he were alive today, or if the Zuckers were from his era.

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES ATTEMPT TO WATCH THE HORRID REMAKE OF THIS CLASSIC!

A some what mystical fable about a teenager who kidnaps Elvis to cheer up his mother. No, Really. You'll like it.

Ted Raimi plays an agorophobe who falls in love with a girl who's just as nutty as he is. Somehow he must save her from the heartless city and her nesty boyfriend, Bruce Campbell.

Stephen Chow is the king of comedy in Asia.

Tom Conti's Oscar nominated performance as a Dylan Thomas style poet who acidentally falls in love.

A vampire awakens to find the old neighborhood isn't what it used to be.