3min and 800 views bro fell off 😒

Bombas are a little expensive but they are honestly the best socks I've ever owned

I got the Pride collection of Bombas a few years back and they're the best socks. They're super comfy.

I'm curious to know how you feel about the Madea movie franchise? They've always been a proponent of "funny movie, but also let's bring attention to these horrible struggles that people deal with every day" And it's definitely inspiring a lot of the "PSA comedies" that have come out, and I understand why someone wouldn't enjoy watching it, but I think that's the point? The daily horrors that people face that don't get talked about because they're in a minority, or otherwise overlooked in society, sandwiched in funny so that people listen. Would you consider these comedies still, or a different genre on it's own entirely, and are they less enjoyable as movies because of it? Again, just really curious to hear your thoughts!!!

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In technical theory terms its a mode. It’s kinda like how black, white and grey aren’t technically colors; they’re tones

It's like when Netflix accidentally marked the Babadook as LGBT, and now he's a queer icon

​@@scottmacconnell592OHHHHHHHHHH lmao I saw those memes but I didn't know that was the origin. That's hilarious 😂😂

Exactly and there is a reason why there is usually a difference between comedy and Romcoms. Both have comedy elements in it but one has more romance and more focus on the romance aspect

@@davidpatterson3906 I didn’t abt the origin either. I thought at some point someone made a joke abt the babadook being gay. I guess isn’t totally wrong but there is a bit more context

Yes, everything is dead balpreetsingh6834, thanks for the update.

Promoting streaming over physical media and its recurring revenue is so self-defeating

This and leftist politics. There's so many cult classic films that they simply can't make today because society is too sensitive and the movie would get cancelled immediately

​@@Go_Spleef_Yourself common conservative lie, I wonder what movie you think couldn't be made today.

it's even simpler. today, it's freaking impossible to joke about something without offending at least someone. and nowadays, when someone gets offended, it's a lawsuit.

That's how I feel about it too. The movies are also incredibly tone deaf. You can tell they were made by rich Hollywood celebrities who have no idea what it's like to be a normal mom in the world.

Same. I liked it a lot and wanna rewatch it now 😂

Right?! I was starting to side with her on most of her points but lost me there.

Agreed, when the movie is about breaking out of a time cycle of course it's going to come up a lot. If you want to get heavy about it, it could be a metaphor for addiction, the attempts to break out, the failure, the eventual acceptance that you can't break out, dragging others in on purpose and accidentally, finally breaking out after a lot of effort and helping others out, there's so much there! I just think it's funny though

I wasn't even aware of this movie, and even just based on her description alone, it made me want to see it.

Yep hard disagreeing with Gabi on this one, really great movie.

OH YA VECTOR

NAH 😭

@@alexblickhan5175OHH YESS

fuckin got her

Love the pfp

I think that's what they call foreshadowing in the movie biz... we gotta keep our eyes on the moon

Lol

I was thinking Kill Bill, but that checks out too

gabi: catagory. me: the cat in the hat! I made a comedy better than 30% of comedies

it turns out, she did care

Literally the most I have laughed in a theater since the jackass(I know they're not comedies) movies.

YEAH

I saw Bottoms a few months ago. It was exceptional!! Then I saw Booksmart and it was really good too! I think I've used my luck on new comedies for a while...

Although the main characters were trash bags, it was much funnier than I expected. I agree.

@arthursummers7899 that's kinda the point, So many teen comedies have teenage boys.Their selfish assholes, having teenage girls be the same thing was incredible

"Anti-Woke Jokes" are a level of vomit inducing that should be illegal. "Attack Helicopter" was a stupid meme from TF2 in 2014 yet people are still using it today as if they invented it.

And also the classic " Adam Sandlers excuse to go on a fun vacation with friends "

@@GummyDinosaursifyyeah and people who make that stuff are just doing a really shitty version of South Park. Anti woke type stuff already existed in a much more artistic way. It’s also anti racist and stuff too tho… so maybe too nuanced for these idiots.

@@vogelvrouw Honestly that's lowkey based

@@GummyDinosaursify Wasn't the "attack helicopter" meme just a critique of the "self-identity" cult and the romanticization of gender dysphoria by people who were not dysphoric but wanted to claim a "trans identity"? Did they put that in a movie??

The show is even better!

There’s actually a lot of great comedy movies out of New Zealand. Honestly most Taika Waititi films are hilarious and great movies. Hunt for the Wilderpeople is one of my favorite movies of all time. Absolute classic.

Not for nothing, but What We Do in the Shadows came out in like 2014 and Wilderpeople in 2016.

The show is my go to!! It’s so funny!

Yes! Agreed!

You’d love Walk Hard. It was so funny and dead on that the typical music biopic wasn’t done for years after it released. I mean, that’s what I tell myself, but it’s plausible!

@@tehbeernerdcan I recommend The Nice Guys?? Absolutely stellar in joke quality and comedic value

@@alwayz4evr Also teaches about how the Bernie Madoff scam worked! Educational and funny

Do I need to be familiar with weird Al to enjoy it? I know who he is but that is about it 😅

@@voodooer92 Not really, but after the movie I would recommend you to just read a little bit about him to see how much "Accurate" this movie is! You'll have a blast regardless !

I'm glad to hear they're true to their word ❤️

Thanks for sharing that!

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YESS WE NEED MORE WHIMSICAL COMEDY MOVIES

Surely you can't be serious. I am serious and don't call me Shirley.

Dave Chappelle is going to make a whole special about this comment

and that's just nauseating and dull of them to throw in that phrase "cancel culture".

What sucks about this is that there's a lot of really good stand up on KZfaq coming out right now that doesn't buy into "cancel culture" bits, but the "cancel culture" culture from the older, big names is drowning them out.

omg my older sibling was meant to have your name!

Comedies that are basically “Woke bad” are the absolute WORST kind, it’s like they’re more about being offensive than comedic

I don't know shit about fuck but I've been hearing that same thing every year since 2004.

@@phillipbader4144yeah, it’s become a trend in the industry, lots of movies coming out around then still have series’/ spin offs that haven’t ended

@@phillipbader4144yeah, it’s become an industry trend

FR! The only movie post 2022 ive loved is Inside Out 2 (my local amc showed it on Junr 13th which im not sure if its legal or not...

The nice guys, the hangover, game night..... those are truly the only comedies from recent years that I can think of that I liked. They're not very recent either.

hi chappell roan :3

AH, media literacy IS kinda an issue though.....

Ughh fr. That and any reference to real life/culture/events is thrown at you like a waitress frisbeeing your dinner plate on the table like "this is what you paid for. consume". It's not even subtle or clever anymore. These are my 2 biggest gripes.

Yeah same complaint here. Everything is written to the dumbest common denominator.

It's especially insulting when those are the same movies trying to be deep and full of social commentary. Stupid audiences don't care about that, so stop treating your viewers like they're stupid.

1) I fully agree. Spelling everything out for the viewer kills the media and it’s annoying 2) unfortunately they have to. People now have such poor media literacy and such poor critical thinking skills that unfortunately things have to be spelled out. If you don’t, you get what I call “all my favorites do bad with critics” syndrome. Movies that don’t spell everything out tend to do bad with critics

I love them too ahahah

That's actually a good idea lol Do you have any recommendations?

Bad Horror movies will always be funnier than most comedy movies. Nothing beats a terrible script, constant continuity errors and bad cgi.

@@Yes_this_is_my_cat The Headless Horseman. That movie was so bad but good. They constantly forgot how fire works. Basically any horror movie on the sci-fi channel tends to be like that. Or most movie by Blumhouse Productions (especially recent). They get higher budget but man the script is just so bad it's still makes for a fun shitty movie. Especially if you watch with friends. Basically you should look and aim for a horror movie that has around 2/3 outta 5 stars or 3-4 outta 10 stars.. If it's lower it's gonna be boring (don't worry 3 outta 5 sounds good but there'll always be people that rate those movies way too high because their standards are only "idk i had fun") if it's higher it might be "slightly misses the mark" which is more frustrating than fun. EDIT: OH ALSO The one where the beach eats people. The Sand (2015). That movie was so stupid.

Any recs ?

Explaining the joke ruins it. A lot of comedies do this nowadays. It's ironic, or meta, or something, dunno. I'm off to rewatch Police Squad! (In Color). Still the best of Leslie Nielsen imho, outside of the fart machine interviews. Let 'er rip!

would have worked great if they just showed the compartment with all the gloves and not mentioned it at all as well

Since the gag was conceptual rather than visual, another (non-slapstick) alternative would've been MGK's character saying like "You actually keep gloves in here?" but without the woman replying. Her replying was like hitting a stop sign.

Comparing anything recent to Police Squad is going to be rough. It should be standard viewing for comedic film-makers. Also SCTV. Most big comedy names were either Second City or SNL alumni.

@@awandererfromys1680this is my biggest gripe about modern mainstream media of all genres. They’re just nothing but exposition dumps and over explanations which completely take away the magic of watching a story unfold through the acting/cinema photography or the excitement of figuring out what’s happening on your own (and getting to say “I knew it!” to your friend when you figure it out lol)

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The best part is I don't think it's a bit, just an editing error. But it's killing me I cannot

@@kyla_curry I think its making fun of illuminati. Her editing is terrible and that happens a lot.

@@kyla_curry that’s even better bro 😭😭😭

I was looking for this comment!

I got through probably 10 minutes of Me Time and then also decided this going forward

damn straight, yack

Same with Adam Sandler

​@@439801RS I loved him as a child, now I'm sick of seeing him and hearing him 😢

I swear it was always that one actor/actress for the comedy genre that was shoved in our faces first Seth Rogan, the Kevin Hart I wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to push the Rock

Yeah that's how I react to seeing him every since I learned what he did

Ok, but before you judge him too harshly, remember that he theoretically would've stopped 9/11 if only he'd been on that plane. People tend to forget just how great a hero he is in his own mind and the selfless sacrifices he thinks he maybe could've made for all of us.

​@@GarboSweaty AND the D-DAY landing! He's so upset that they started without him, those fame wh0res.

Wait what

​@@stone_forest3802they are jokingly pointing out things Wahlberg has done and said

I think her bigger point is that dark comedies and "non-dark" comedies are two different beasts, and this video was more about those latter ones.

"Gatekeepy"? Please...

The problem is that studios want the movie to appeal to everyone, if 9 out of 10 people understand the plot or joke, that's a few hundred thousand that will complain about it online. Part of the problem is that everyone has a voice now, if you saw a movie in the 80s and didn't understand the plot, then you couldn't really do much about it.

It’s sad when Hollywood treats people like idiots.. that’s why there’s no good comedy and fear of actually being funny

@@floatinghamstick Its incredible how much you forced your explanation to fit how you view the world. The thing about wanting people to have less voice is the conclusion you started with and you wanted to work your way back. Its obvious because it makes no sense. This video is literally about how exactly the style of comedy you are talking about does not work, so it stands to reason that studios would be *wrong* to go about it that way when the successful comedic movies dont do this.

@@BeefIngot man, it's incredible how you're able to completely miss my point to fit your own narrative and make a completely wrong conclusion. I agree that the comedy style where everything is over explained doesn't work, that's not what studios care about. They would rather idiots understand it than intelligent people finding it funny.

This happens in drama/action films too and it drives me insane

was searching for this comment. palm springs is one of my favs

yes.

@@OneTakko same! And it got so many positive reviews from critics and regular people. I genuinely laughed out loud more than a few times. It was a great comedy, with a solid plot and message

YES palm springs is easily one of the best comedies of the 2020s

one of my fav comedies in the past 5 years

I think this is the answer. KZfaq and TikTok have created such segmented and fringe content that it’s nearly impossible to make a comedy that appeals to the masses anymore.

@@hansenmatthewtand so many people are watching through the lens of “is this problematic?”

So… actually funny then

@@S.L.1211Yup, a generation proven unable to create great movies criticizing all the beloved greats of the past.

@@S.L.1211 100% not what I’m saying. That’s the lazy answer.

Woke is a meaningless word. People apply it to anything they dislike. The majority of the people like Seinfeld who claim you can't make jokes anymore just can't be funny. Like when was Seinfeld the "edgy outsider"? Meanwhile It's Always Sunny was hugely popular and wildly offensive. The trick is making actual jokes and not just complaining that you'd be telling such funny jokes if only those damned woke barbarians weren't waiting at the gates of laughter!

probably true in the sense that companies are trying to appeal to too large of an audience so they can recoup the cost of making the movie, tech advancements and competition like youtube and streaming services also play a part. but companies have always been focused on making money and maximizing the bottom line, good movies make the most money either way. shoehorned activism and political correctness of the scriptwriters AND the companies; and the threat of being boycotted is definitely a factor as well. companies try to make what they think the public want, and the loudest voices, however few, can sway that perception. there's a reason why most of the comedy classics from the past 4 decades can't be made today because they'd be boycotted the first week of release.

​@@TheLegPumpkinwell...when people say things like "The Office and Friends would not have been made now", because...offensive, then it's not so hard to see how one might blame woke culture.

​@@M_k-zi3tn but the irony of that is we all still find those shows/movies funny so clearly they could make them today, but because of the few sjw online it seems like everyone is offended by then when it's really a small group of people who are just loud

That, and woke politics, civil groups, and guilds constricting the writing pieces. I mean you guys know they're not allowed to just put out whatever they want. They can get sued hard, get funding pulled, and the military can revoke entire scenes.

I came to see if anyone mentioned Ricky Stanicky. It’s great and John Cena does a fantastic job. One of the best comedy movies to come out in a good while.

This makes a lot of sense!

Yes! No hard feelings was fun. Jennifer should do more comedy

thank you yes that's so true! the culture around movies were so different even in the physical way we watched and experienced them

Also, comedy is hard and media is spread super thin.

I could listen to Matt Damon tell stories all day.

This is why comedic actors can make great dramatic actors too. Like Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, and Steve Carrell. It's much harder to nail comedy.

@@Missjunebugfreak That is so true! When you mentioned Steve Carrell a core memory came back to me about how much he made me cry with Dan in Real Life. And Robin and Jim nail it when they want. On a lesser degree, but I thought Will Ferrel was good on Stranger than Fiction. I thought Jenny Slate did a good job some years ago with Obvious Child but I haven't seen her in more dramas that I liked.

I actually came down here to comment the same thing- truly the latest pure comedy movie I have seen!

Agreed! Such a funny movie, the absurdity and comedic timing in that film had me laughing from beginning to end. Would love to see more films not take themselves so seriously and star people that arent well known yet

@@XMooMooMonkeyX That makes me think of 3 excerpts from the movie reviewer Vince Mancini's review of Bottoms. "Having just seen Bottoms, directed by Emma Seligman (born in 1995), I now have fresh hope that maybe Gen Z nihilism will save comedy. Bottoms, a sort of lesbian riff on Superbad by way of Heathers with a Fight Club angle, is the most chaotic, anarchic comedy I’ve seen in years, a cinematic barely-in-tune punk band with anthemic choruses and drums like a guy falling down stairs. It’s affirming not for telling you what you already know, but for selling the dream that you too can maybe make something this weird and smart and stupid and it will somehow come together through sheer force of vibes. Beyond its natural pugnacity, Bottoms has a level of craft far beyond the utilitarian, center-framed sitcom style that has come to dominate comedy in the age of easy affirmation. Many of Bottoms’ scenes feature a foreground conversation driving the plot, using the background action as a canvas for as many sight gags as Seligman and co. can squeeze in-like the school’s anatomically correct mascot with a huge dong. Social hot buttons and pure scatology are always battling for supremacy in Bottoms, with a joke density that would make the Zucker Brothers jealous. I wanted to rewatch it before I was even done watching it just to catch all the jokes. Best of all, it feels un-focused grouped, like its natural weirdness was just allowed to exist without being sanded into bland conformity. There’s a rudeness to Bottoms that’s been missing from the last five or ten years of comedies. On paper, a comedy created by a brain trust who were born when I was leaving middle school should make me feel old, but Bottoms mostly just made me feel alive."

Yeah the release date for it in Aus was November, it was not great 😭 but it quickly became one of my favourite movies for sure. If Emma Seligman comes out with another comedy I will be seated

Please don’t destroy the treasure of foggy mountain has the same energy

Lucky!

How'd it go?

Callback!

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Only real ones know 😂😂😂

The Goes Wrong Show is hysterical, as are their full plays. Not to mention so intricately set up to work properly

Hell yes, I agree

i went to see the play that goes wrong live and OHHH my god i was floored

@@chronictheaterkid Oh, man. I'm jealous. I was never able to see it with the original cast. I've only seen that clip of one seen from some awards show or something. They said the play was recorded, so one day it'll get released, but not as long as the play is still running. One day.

@@NinjaMatt2201 some day my friend

That movie is a fun time

I really liked Eurovision, but yeah he yells a lot in that one too, especially when he runs into Americans.

Will Ferrel has good comedies, at least the ones with Adam McKay, I enjoy The Anchorman, but I feel like my favorite movie of his Stranger than Fiction.

He was in Quiz Lady though, and that was really good!!

You gotta realise he's an actor and he's as good as the script he's stuck with. When the script is good, he's fantastic, but nearly everyone sucks when the script sucks too.

​@@matturner6890 fr he's amazing as megamind bcs the movie had great writers

it’s so telling that the bad writing is a huge problem because real comedians know the art of comedy is in flipping the viewers expectations, the actor’s physical mannerisms, absurd stories that somehow make sense, characters finding themselves in ridiculous scenarios, etc etc etc. you don’t need morals, you don’t need big budgets, you don’t need to use slang or whatever. you said it so well - the same basic plot could be done a thousand times in a thousand different hilarious ways, and the key to that is being clever and weird about it. it feels like every comedy rn is Sponsored™️ by some corporation that wrote the script for them. no one wants a sanitized politically neutral half witted comedy. aughhhh the plight of the modern era fr

Can't tell if you'd love or hate Hundreds of Beavers, but it comes to mind lol

​@@1kaz1 hundreds of beavers EXCEEDS comedy 😂 I love it

Sounds like maybe the offshoots of college humour might be up your street

​@@deliriousmusicality8840Same friends made another film called "Lake Michigan Monster" that's also a hoot.

thank you for your wisdom 🙏

Yes! And also, Naked Gun... I'm sorry but no one can do Leslie Nielson but Leslie Nielson. I honestly don't follow comedians, but back in the day, we knew the comedic actors. Robin Williams, Eddy Murphy, etc. You just knew you'd be laughing or at least smiling when they were on screen at some point. I don't know of any newer actors known for their comedy these days. At least none that have left a lasting impression enough for me to name them off the top of my head... Come to think of it, I don't think I've genuinely laughed at something on screen (that was being funny on purpose) in a really long time. I think it was when I watched the first season of Future Man.

Wait what do you mean The Naked Gun is getting a remake

It really is insane that the studios would rather cut off a steady revenue stream in physical media just so they can have even more control over all parts of distribution. It flies completely in the face of profit seeking.

​@@frumthegroundYou know, my Mom and I quote Airplane from time to time, Leslie Nielsen was one of a kind, to think he started out as a serious actor😅

Hot Fuzz is my effin jam 🤣

Couldn't agree more

Those movies are adored, they're not underappreciated at all.

100%

My brother loves it to nauseam those movies are played often in our house

I agree with your second point, but the first one just doesn't make sense. You really think Mel Brooks (just one example) wasn't TRYING to be funny? Sure, there are a lot of older comedies that play it cool and all, but they've always been the minority.

Every comedy tries to be funny, it's just that when you feel the need to explain the joke (like at 17:23 ) you're trying way too hard. If you don't trust your audience to get the joke you shouldn't be in comedy.

Agreed!! I was a bit confused with Gabi saying it's not a comedy. In what world are hot dog fingers serious LOL 😭 I guess I would consider it a dramedy? Since it has serious moments but is ultimately absurd (Edit: the more i think about it the more confused i get on why she doesn't think it's should win an award for comedy 😭)

@@zuzzzied everything involving raccacoonie was peak comedy Hell, that's a parody within a comedy!

Yep, an absurdist comedy for sure! The dramatic moments just happened to work also

@@jafuncle the fact that, with everything that I previously mentioned, it still manages to find genuinely touching moments in all that absurd comedy chaos, that's why it won best picture.

Raccacouie!!

If art doesn't reflect society it's not art, it's "cOnTeNt". Studios have never wanted 'great', they just want 'profitable', but it was once the case that allowing talented people to do what they want made money and studios, being run by film guys, enjoyed the prestige of being seen as making art. But with them being run by money guys like Zazlav they have become so risk-averse and profit-focused and much less interested in artistic prestige, so they neuter, over-simplify and homogenize everything such that what they make is bland content that's as likely to make money as possible. It's not that anyone wants everything explained to them and only politically correct jokes, it's that those things are seen as the way to minimise risk.

A lot of comedies are either trying too hard to show they are politically correct with the general audience or they're trying too hard to just be offensive to "stand up to the woke folk" when both extremes are just unfunny. I feel like the best comedy is something anyone would laugh at

Nápolean dynamite 😍😍😍😍 but yes i totally agree!!!

It’s wild right? When watching this video I was reminded of all the quotes from those great movies we all used to say to each other 😂and sometimes still do… It’s more memes and skibidi strange lingo for Gen Alpha and Z 🤷

Great test

Step Brothers is an entire movie of quotable one-liners. So is wedding crashers, anchorman, etc. Although my personal favorite is Grandma's Boy 💨

Kind of a self-fulfilling prophesy, though - any popular film is inevitably something you can quote and people 'get it' whether it's actually funny or not, but what makes it funny is the context it's quoted in. Exhibit 1: SW prequel memes. The prequels were not a laugh riot, but they accidentally meet the criteria.

Omg elliot roberts

om​g evil pinely

@@EvilPinelyinsane

Wasn’t expecting to see you here

Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo are a top tier comedy duo. Wiig is hilarious on her own most of the time but can get lost in her persona (like pretty much everyone who has ever been on SNL); Mumolo seems to get her totally locked in. Hope they get to make another movie together soon.

That's how we refer to them in my home. "wanna watch something funny? Or a Sandler movie?"

His movies are so generic, repetitive and formulaic, maybe the earlier ones had heart, but I was just tired of seeing his movies heing repeated on tv, as if there was nothing else to watch, at least that happens in Latin America.

@@jesustovar2549 I heard (not sure if it's true or not tbh) that Sandler purposely sets his movies on islands like Hawaii to get a free vacation out of it. It's hard not to admire the hustle...

I mean most of his movies are good, but I feel like the last good one that I can rewatch is Blended.

He’s more frustrating than bad, because he’s more than capable of making a good movie. “You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah” is incredibly funny, even if you need to be steeped in the Reform Jewish culture in order to get the most out of it. It’s filled with heart and love, but so many of his other movies are just going through the motions.

The absurdism did so much good work in EEAAO. Early on you see _that_ award and think it's just a funny gag about auditors, but then it turns out it was Chekhov's trophy and it leads into one of the funniest scenes in the movie. It really was a fantastic blend of comedy and gut punching drama.

I haven’t watched that movie but the title hints at the current Hollywood philosophy of how movies need to be made. They need to have everything, be everywhere, all at once, for everyone.

I agree, the comedy of the absurd is the core that makes this movie work so so well. It's definitely an absurdist comedy. Just like how because a serious film has comedic moments doesn't make it a comedy, likewise just because EEAAO has serious and emotional scenes doesn't mean it isn't a comedy.

Ehhh it’s more drama than comedy, it got a few “omg” and nose exhales but never a full laugh

@@artheaux666 Saying you didn't laugh much in a comedy doesn't make it any less of a comedy. Sounds like you just have a very bad sense of humor.

If I see Kevin Hart or Adam Sandler I scroll immediately

I feel the same way. It's especially annoying when the whole cast is made up of those stars, it becomes impossible to see them as their characters instead of their faces.

Now *that* is comedy. What the he.....

Sounds like a great “party”

Agree

At least it wasn't a remake or sequel, I really liked it too

I laughed out loud plenty. Doesn't happen a lot nowadays. I think it was well done.

@@SnoopyReads Yes. This. An original mid sized comedy, which is exactly what the comments and OP is saying they want. Lmao.

totally agree, it was funny as hell

Yeah. It wasn't a pure comedy. I'm not sure what she was going for there.

It def wasn’t supposed to be a comedy, it was supposed to be a parallel to the real world and how serious issues get made fun of and ignored by people with power

It was also the opposite of boring. Do people not like their expectations being subverted?

Yeah that all sounds hilarious

@@Mopark25 It's called tragic humor, or dark humor.

Rip UCB and Strangers With Candy. Comedy died in the early 2000s. Ever since then it's just the same jokes, the same format, but just different words

Netflix has it's own comedy short section of random jokes from movies and shows. That's kind of where the future of media is. No one thinks it's going to fall back into long format Laserdisk or VHS format anytime soon.

There a lot of those... check 'the hub websites'

Date Movie is objectively awful and still a masterpiece imo

If you’re referring to 2000s parody movies you’re blinded by nostalgia

Scary Movie 1-3 are good in my opinion.

​@@PeterGriffin11 idk about good but they are funny so they work as a comedy

Th highlighter going increasingly erratic is 🎉

that was definitely a giggling to myself at 3am editing decision

@@itsgabibelle It definitely made me laugh at least. lol

​@@itsgabibelleand we love you for it