[DoodleBob]

[dfwgator]

Also one of my personal favorites, “One, Two, Three”, with James Cagney.

[Drawsing]

In the category of clean humor - I vote for “Sons Of The Desert” with Laurel and Hardy.

[Clemenza]

Liked all of these other than the Hangover and Bridesmaids.

While maybe not wall to wall laughs and gags like Airplane, I have to say my favorite film comedies are Trading Places and The Producers - “Nobody ever said a bad word about Winston Churchill, did they? No! "Win with Winnie!" Churchill! With his cigars. With his brandy. And his rotten painting, rotten! Hitler, there was a painter. He could paint an entire apartment in one afternoon! Two coats!“

[bigbob]

“Used Cars” and “Hollywood Knights”

[SeekAndFind]

I kinda found Mel Brooke’s HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 1 very funny and eminently quotable.

I wonder why he never made Part 2...

[dfwgator]

Baseketball.

“Wake up bitch, you’re my new best friend”
“Really? Can we go to the zoo?”

[frogjerk]

Idiocracy was funny - not top 10 but maybe top 50 -

No Blazing Saddles no list.

[Robert DeLong]

You can tell this was written by someone who has never really watched any good comedy movies. Bob Hope (several to chose from), Rodney Dangerfield (Back to School), The Marx Brothers, just to name a few,

[9YearLurker]

How many of them could be made today?

[Fiji Hill]

The funniest film I ever saw was The Wizard of Oz (1925). Other humorous films that I like are Witchcraft Through the Ages, a documentary that is so bad that it is unintentionally funny, Two Tars (1928) and the Cold War comedy One-Two-Three (1961).

[Varsity Flight]

1. The Party

[Roccus]

“A Shot In The Dark” 1964

Saw it while in the Navy. Laughed so hard I actually slid off my seat in the theater in Great Lakes.

[LibertyWoman]

Just to add a few that haven't been mentioned (of course imho)
Victor, Victoria
Bruce Almighty
Liar, Liar

And of course, as mentioned, It's a mad, mad, mad, mad world

[Enlightened1]

My List and not in order

Animal House
The Big Lebowski
Tropic Thunder
The Pink Panther
Kingpin
The Hangover
Christmas Vacation
American Pie
Austin Powers
Wedding Crashers

[bagster]

Get that bomb 'Bridesmaids' out of there and replace it with 'Something About Mary'.

Bridesmaids sucked badly.

[rbg81]

I am surprised that “Animal House” was not on the list. I remember watching it in the theater in 1978 and it seemed like the entire audience was laughing continuously.

And speaking of Monty Python, when I first saw “The Meaning of Life”, I laughed for almost a half hour at the Restaurant skit (Mr. Creosote). It was maybe the longest, deepest sustained laughter of my entire life. Luckily, I saw it on video in my own home and was not in their theater (as I probably would have been ejected).

The “Biggus D!cku$” skit in “Life of Brian” may have been a distant second. To this day, I cannot watch that scene without cracking up.

[Pollster1]

Airplane! is #1? Surely you can’t be serious.

[Fester Chugabrew]

“The mind of the wise is in the house of mourning, while the mind of fools is in the house of pleasure.” -King Solomon

“Nothing is more futile than schemed merriment.” -Samuel Johnson

“They’re from New Jersey. They’ve seen butts before.” -Kevin Costner, Fandango

[Jane Austen]

The oldie "The Gods Must Be Crazy."

I haven't seen good comedies in new films: they tend to be PC with a lot of screaming and frantic movements.

[DFG]

Dr Strangelove
Pink Panther Strikes Again
Shot in the Dark