The 100 Greatest Comedies of All Time
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For a BBC list compiled by 'critics from all over the world' you'd probably expect there to be loads of films from different countries but with the exception of a few French and a single Czech film there isn't. I think it's because I can't even think of that many decent comedies from different countries, they just don't seem to do them like the US and Britain. Having said that I have 2 French comedies in my top 10.
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30 but I watched a lot of them years ago.
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Still good going!
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I was a film addict in my teens. every Friday/Saturday and Sunday night I would be up watching films until the early hours.
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Spec savers for me.Duck Soup is number 5.Love the Marx Brothers but like Howard Hawks, very fast paced humour, I struggle to keep up at times.
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The absolute funniest film ever made is .....
THE PLANK with Eric Sykes and Tommy Cooper
If you don't laugh at that you are already dead .
THE PLANK with Eric Sykes and Tommy Cooper
If you don't laugh at that you are already dead .
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And by the wonders of modern technology those nice people at the BBC have uploaded it for our enjoyment
Simon
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Just watched The Plank, a few chuckles, thanks for bringing it to my attention, goes to show what you can do without dialogue which is probably why there are a lot of silent comedies on that list. It is very rare I watch comedies these days though as I've lost my sense of humour, has to be a top actor like Peter Sellers to really catch my attention.