Movie belly Laughs × 3

[Hayseed Brown]

I saw the thread title and clicked specifically to post Raising Arizona. Full of beautiful touches. I love the bit when he hides his magazines, starts to leave and has to turn back and has to quickly, mechanically flip through them before hiding them again.

The Cohen brothers do the little things right. Like when he runs through the house in the robbery scene, there's an Unpainted Arizona commercial playing on the television.

What does he need, his dip tet?

[bolaberlim]

This is one of my favs, I just love it!

[The Watch Smeller]

This is one of my favs, I just love it!

I fart in your general direction, your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries ! Lol, classic


Sent secretly from my iPhone so the wife doesn't know I'm talking about "bloody watches" again !

[Nokie]

Raising Arizona is a great movie, but the real laughs for me it is of course the Big Lebowski!

"You want a toe? I can get you a toe anytime, no problem".....

Close second is Monty Python's Holy Grail.

[pepperami]

Raising Arizona is a great movie, but the real laughs for me it is of course the Big Lebowski!

"You want a toe? I can get you a toe anytime, no problem".....

Close second is Monty Python's Holy Grail.

Or when they scatter the ashes lol..

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[Hayseed Brown]

Raising Arizona is a great movie, but the real laughs for me it is of course the Big Lebowski!

"You want a toe? I can get you a toe anytime, no problem".....

…with nail polish. F'n amateurs."

I agree with you. Both Coen Brothers films. And, yes, I consider The Big Lebowski, not just one of the best comedies ever, but one of the best films ever.

[GaryF]

Whenever the subject of favourite films comes up, Jaws is the only non-Cohen that gets into my top three with Miller's Crossing usually in the top spot when it isn't out-jostled by Lebowski.

It's double-edged, though. The feelings of horror, disappointment and betrayal I felt stumbling from the Cinema after Ladykillers were tough to bear.

[is that my watch]

Whenever the subject of favourite films comes up, Jaws is the only non-Cohen that gets into my top three with Miller's Crossing usually in the top spot when it isn't out-jostled by Lebowski.

It's double-edged, though. The feelings of horror, disappointment and betrayal I felt stumbling from the Cinema after
were tough to bear.

yeah the cast of great actors you had in it shame most of then are no longer around

[GaryF]

yeah the cast of great actors you had in it shame most of then are no longer around

The original was fantastic. The Cohen Brothers version was excruciatingly bad.

[Rdenney]

Ghostbusters: "It's...the Sta-Puft Marshmallow Man."

Rick "who couldn't breathe for five minutes" Denney