[gate2wire]

"What, this? It's only a flesh wound."

[dirtboy]

I know it was a cheesey movie, but the scene in Baby's Day Out when one of the bad guys has his pants on fire in the crotch area and one of his cohorts is trying to put out the fire by stomping on it made me and everyone else watching the movie completely lose it.

[RabidBartender]

The scene in Dumb and Dumber where Lauren Holly playfully throws some snow at Jeff Daniels, and Jeff Daniels takes it seriously, packs a snowball and fires it at her at point-blank range.

[Momaw Nadon]

The video store scene in Bad Boys II.

LOL!

[Maximus of Texas]

When John Wayne and Glen Campbell playfully wrestle each other in the nude in True Grit.

[linda_22003]

My ultimate: Dr. Frankenstein and the Monster in white tie and tails, singing "Puttin' on the Ritz", in Young Frankenstein. I've seen it so many times, and it just dissolves me every time.

[theDentist]

Action! (TV Series with Jay Mohr)

Uncle Lonnie (Buddy Hackett) explains that Peter (Jay Mohr) needs to think positive.
"When I lost my testicle, I got depressed. But now when I get out of the shower every morning, I look in the mirror and say
'The sack is half-full!'"

[Maximus of Texas]

[abigailsmybaby]

The scene in The Money Pit when the bathtub falls through the upstairs floor.

[Maximus of Texas]

Ok, I've been thinking about this for 10 minutes and I really can't remember the last time I've cried from laughing hard at a movie. For me, its mostly some good chuckles, like Napoleon Dynamite or something similar. I do remember, however, LOL over several scenes in Something About Mary.

[Maximus of Texas]

Good Thread Ping!

[r-q-tek86]

Meaning of Life - Mr. Creosote

[maggief]

FRED WILLARD as Buck Laughlin, 'Best in Show'

[Millee]

Very crude movie, but I laughed myself silly in 'Team America'.

[BigTex5]

Don't forget Planes, Trains and Automobiles....

"Were are your hands?"

"Between two pillows"

"ARGH!! Those aren't pillows!!!!!!"

HAHAHAHAHAH

[Maximus of Texas]

Almost 40 posts and no mention of this gem?

[xp38]

Weekend At Bernies during the last half where Bernies body is dragged all over the island had me on the floor. I was very surprised how much I laughed. I heve never seen it again or the sequel since I want to preserve the memory.

[Muzzle_em]

The fight scene near the end of "Undercover Brother" when Eddie Griffith and Chris Katan are taunting each other and "Beat It" is playing in the background. Then Eddie Griffith loses a hunk of his afro and says "You touch the fro, you got to go!" Classic.

Another favorite is the "day after" telephone call scene in "When Harry Met Sally."

[Chanticleer]

We took my husband's grandmother to see Indiana Jones -- Raiders of the Lost Ark. She laughed hysterically, uncontrollably at the scene where Indiana is being dragged through the streets.

For some reason, I can't think of many particular scenes -- but here are some of my favorite funny movies/television shows:

Monty Python (Holy Grail -- shrubbery, Sir Robin's minstrels, Black Knight especially)
Black Adder (BBC series)
Napoleon Dynamite (especially Napoleon's dance and wedding scene at end)
Galaxy Quest
Chef! (BBC series)
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (BBC series)
Airplane movies
First two Police Academy movies
Caddyshack
Foul Play
Young Frankenstein
Blazing Saddles, negro spirituals scene, it's twue, it's twue (hate beans scene)
Spaceballs
Get Smart
Original Dick van Dyke Show
Naked Gun
Skeet Surfing scene, Top Secret!
Real Genius
The Court Jester (especially Chalice from the Palace scene)
Arsenic and Old Lace (Teddy digging the Panama Canal)
The Tick (animated series)-- Especially the Heroes Retirement Home episode with Living Doll -- I'm full of tinier men!
Stripes -- heavily-armed recreational vehicle
Caddyshack
Fawlty Towers

[Gumlegs]

Funniest scene? The chase at the end of "Seven Chances," Buster Keaton's brilliant 1925 comedy. He's running for his life, trying to escape hundreds of women who want to marry him for his money.

The film is less than 70 minutes long, and at the end, I was laughed out -- I was so tired of laughing, I didn't want to laugh any more.

For those who can't bear watching black and white, the opening was shot in 2-strip Technicolor.

[guitfiddlist]

Life of Brian: The insurgents discuss amonst themselves their beefs about the Roman Empire at a planning meeting: (Paraphrasing)

"Right!! What've the Romans ever done for us?!"

....uhm, the aquaducts
....uhh, yeah...and schools..
....streets are safer
....yeah, and public sanitation
....right...and the roads...great roads
....markets are doin' alright..

"Awright Awright!! Well, then! Apart from building crucial water infrastructures, establishing educational facilities, maintaining civil order, improving public sanitation, expanding transportation routes, and providing for efficient commerce...WHAT'VE THE ROMANS EVER DONE FOR US?!!!"

(In unison) "YEAH!!!"