Really Stiller's first comedic hit, this is also the Farrelly Bros.' best movie (ironic, since THE HEARTBREAK KID, the second teaming of Stiller and the Farrellys, is their worst). Plus, Matt Dillon with the greatest set of fake teeth in cinema history. Can't go wrong here.

Stiller has always worked well in ensembles, and here he has quite a few funny people with him (Hank Azaria, William H. Macy, Geoffrey Rush, Greg Kinnear, Janeane Garofalo, Paul "Pee-Wee Herman" Reubens, Kel Mitchell). I need a sequel, Benny.

Aka HEAVYWEIGHTS II. Stiller is great as White Goodman, a maniacal gym owner who takes on average Joe, uh, Joe, owner of Average Joe's, in a dodgeball tournament with high stakes. Jason Bateman, Gary Cole, Justin Long, Alan Tudyk, Stephen Root, and many others add to the hilarity.

Stiller and Owen Wilson were basically inseparable for a few years there, and their teaming here in this update of the '70s TV show was a great choice. What it lacks in loyalty to the show and the occasional foray into raunchy comedy (director Todd Phillips' previous 2 films were ROAD TRIP & OLD SCHOOL) it makes up for with tons of funny moments.

A very underrated comedy, this movie is admittedly almost Stiller-free (he directed and has a funny small dual role as twins, one who kills the other) but deserves more recognition. So, uh, here it is.