Funniest Movie Scenes

[Lou]

sounds funny

[nate]

am i the only person who didn't find The Big Lebowski funny?

 

Yes.  And you are a bad person.

[Brandon]

Confession: I've never watched Big Lebowski even though I sat in front of the tv with it on about 3-4 times.

[nate]

I think you would like it Brandon.  It is funny, lots of subtle humor.  John Goodman is so good in everything he does.

[TobiasFunke]

I will also confess about the Big Lebowski. It took me about 26 years of my life before I finally watched it. Best decision I ever made. I can't think of a better combo than Goodman and Bridges' characters. They are so good together.

 

Plus after watching you can check it off your list of "Movies Flea has been in"

Edited October 7, 2014 by TobiasFunke

[nate]

And great work from Steve Buschemi and Phillip Seymore Hoffman.

[TobiasFunke]

Of course. The entire movie is perfectly weird and funny.

[TobiasFunke]

Not to mention some of the best lines of any 90s movie

[nate]

This is still probably my favorite part.  The name is so epic.

 

[Angel Oracle]

Not able to post video, so I'll just mention a couple:

It's a mad, mad, mad, mad world - most every scene is brilliant, but the standout for me was Jonathan Winters chasing Phil Silvers and finally finding the giant W.

The man with two brains - where's my hat?

Mr. Mom - when he's at the grocery store, and when he's figuring out why he won't sleep with their friend Ann Jillian (she was a hottie back in the day).

Liar liar - when he's in the elevator (all the out takes at the end).

Many, many scenes from It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World; Blazing Saddles; Animal House; Caddieshack; Fast Times at Ridgemont; Forrest Gump; and Shawshank Redemption 

 

And of course one played on the Halos board over and over, courtesy of Rob Schneider in The Waterboy:   "Oh no, we suck again!"

Edited October 7, 2014 by Angel Oracle

[Angel Oracle]

Confession: I've never watched Big Lebowski even though I sat in front of the tv with it on about 3-4 times.

Same here, although I have met the cab driver behind the famous Philly Eagles scene. 

I do need to make it a point to watch it and start enjoying the many classic scenes talked about for years.

[Hollyw00d]

The dialogue in TBL is great

[Hollyw00d]

Confession: I've never watched Big Lebowski even though I sat in front of the tv with it on about 3-4 times.

It's a movie you have to pay attention to, there's almost no physical humor

[JAHV76]

Gene Hackman playing the blind man in Young Frankenstein is hilarious.

Edited October 8, 2014 by JAHV76

[NJHalo]