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Comedy movies

Explore comic situations, funny characters and humorous storytelling.

Matches come from recorded genres and theme tags; catalogue coverage can vary. 20,759 films · Page 233.

Beach Blanket Bingo (1965)

beach party film, Comedy, musical film

A singer, Sugar Kane, is unwittingly being used for publicity stunts for her latest album by her agent, for example, faking a skydiving stunt, actually performed by Bonnie (Deborah Wally). Meanwhile, Frankie, duped into thinking he rescued Sugar Kane, takes up skydiving at Bonnie's prompting; she secretly wants to make her boyfriend Steve jealous. This prompts Dee Dee to also try free-falling.

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The D Train (2015)

Comedy, LGBTQ-related film, Tragicomedy

Dan Landsman is the self-proclaimed chairman of his Pittsburgh high school's alumni committee. While planning the twenty-year reunion, Dan has the idea of convincing Oliver Lawless, the most popular guy in his graduating class (and now a TV-commercial celebrity) to return, thinking that this will make people want to attend.

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G.I. Blues (1960)

Comedy, musical film, romantic comedy

U.S. Army Specialist Tulsa MacLean is a tank crewman with a singing career. Serving with the 3rd Armored Division in West Germany, MacLean dreams of running his own nightclub when he leaves the army, but such dreams don't come cheap.

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Stealing Pulp Fiction (2024)

Comedy, Heist

Jonathan and Steve, fans of Quentin Tarantino, learn that a screening of Pulp Fiction at Tarantino's theater will use his personal 35 mm print and decide to steal it. They recruit their friend Elizabeth and their therapist, Dr. Mendelbaum, who discovers their plan while they are practicing the heist at the karate dojo where he has relocated his office.

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Big Trouble (1986)

Comedy

Leonard Hoffman is a Los Angeles insurance agent with a problem on his hands. He has teenage triplets who are all gifted musicians but wife Arlene insists that the kids attend college at Yale, requiring more than $40,000 in tuition, which would be a good deal more than the nearby UCLA. This situation is on Leonard's mind when he pays a business call to the Beverly Hills mansion of Steve and Blanche Rickey.

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