I know what you mean. I can see this anytime by visiting my local pub.This might be controversial, but any Three Stooges films. I've never seen the appeal, it's just three blokes hitting each other.
I know what you mean. I can see this anytime by visiting my local pub.This might be controversial, but any Three Stooges films. I've never seen the appeal, it's just three blokes hitting each other.
I know what you mean. I can see this anytime by visiting my local pub.
During the 1960's craze for spy spoofs, there were many truly terrible ones. A few that come to mind are The Fat Spy, Don't Worry We'll Think of a Title, and The Nasty Rabbit.
National Lampoon Goes to the Movies AKA Movie Madness consists of three film parodies, each one of which completely misses the mark.
Car 54, Where Are You? is a grotesque insult to the old television series, which was actually quite funny.
The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu completely wasted the talents of the great Peter Sellers. I might say the same about The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother and Gene Wilder.
Galaxina is a laugh-free science fiction spoof, made more uncomfortable to watch by the murder of its star, Dorothy Stratten.
The Creature Wasn't Nice AKA Spaceship AKA Naked Space tried to be the outer space version of Airplane! and failed miserably.
I've seen a lot of lousy comedies.
I watched Caddyshack as a child and found it funny at the time. It would probably be different now though.
I always felt that Charlie Chaplin was somewhat over rated. As a kid, I definitely preferred Laurel and Hardy,
Frankly I never liked Chevy Chase. I thought the Vacation films were a joke and not in a funny way.
Echoing Foxbat: any Carry On film that had Barbara Windsor in it. Until then, there was gentle and funny innuendo (who can forget Hattie Jaques and the thermometer skit?) and as soon as she arrived comedy left by the front door and smutty, unfunny situations were written in that killed it for me.
And totally agree about Adam Sandler!
A Yes to Laurel had Hardy . Sons of the Desert and who can possibly forget Babes in Toyland ? They were great and I can watched them endlessly .
Galaxina. It's an eighties movie on Amazon Prime. It's trying to be a funny space opera but it's laboured and dull and vague. Everyone in it is annoying to one level or another. Every 'joke' is a misfire. To put the absolute miserable and tragic cherry on top, the main star was murdered a year later. Which puts a downer on an already funless movie...
Porky's. I couldn't make it through the first 30 minutes. I imagine the rest of the films don't improve on it.
Oh, yes. Terrible film. Zero laughs, at least from me.I feel the same way about the American Pie movies too.