
Step Brothers (2008)
Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly as 40-year-old man-children — endlessly quotable absurdist comedy.

From slapstick to sharp wit — which comedy film had you laughing until it hurt?

Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly as 40-year-old man-children — endlessly quotable absurdist comedy.

Tina Fey's sharp high school satire became a cultural phenomenon and quotation machine.

Monty Python's religious satire is one of the most subversive and hilarious films ever made.

Sacha Baron Cohen's cringe mockumentary exposed American culture with unrivaled fearlessness.

Marilyn Monroe, cross-dressing, and the mob — Wilder's screwball comedy is timeless perfection.

Vegas, a tiger, and a missing groom — the defining bachelor comedy of an entire generation.

Two best friends' wild last night of high school — the rawest, funniest coming-of-age comedy ever.

Hugh Grant's bumbling charm in a quintessentially British rom-com that defined the genre.

The parody that defined parody — gag after gag lands with relentless precision.

Wes Anderson's pastel-toned masterpiece — absurdist comedy meets a perfectly crafted murder mystery.

British absurdism at its peak — knights, swallows, and the Spanish Inquisition nobody expected.

Kristen Wiig's brilliant script smashed the myth that women can't carry R-rated comedies.
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