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It’s the kind of movie that looks garbage on the packaging, but it’s a real delight when you sit down to watch it. Not surprising, though, to those of us who sat through and enjoyed Mousehunt. Laced throughout many of Gore Verbinski’s films – from The Lone Ranger and Pirates Of The Caribbean movies, to Rango (although perhaps not The Ring) – is a real adept comedy touch. One of those UK films that was barely marketed for some reason, it’s well worth seeking out on DVD. Stephen Mangan puts in a great performance as an arrogant and wildly successful comedian, while Chris O’Dowd and Lucy Punch are similarly fun as the less popular funny people attempting to make an impression on apathetic audiences. Here’s a great little British black comedy, about a group of disparate, neurotic characters and their experiences at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It’s not vintage Coogan, perhaps, but it certainly deserves to be far more than bargain bin fodder. Directed by John Duigan – the director behind the brilliant Sirens and particularly Flirting – Coogan’s parole officer finds himself framed for murder, with often very funny results. Off the back of the success of Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan took to the big screen in this British comedy that saw him playing a character with about 20% of Partridge’s DNA (not least in a glorious rant of sorts near the end). DreamWorks’ Jeffrey Katzenberg has admitted in the past that he has a soft spot for this one, and he’d like to have done another. One that seems to have got lost in the midst of the assorted franchises and clutter and DreamWorks’ wonderful Over The Hedge. It never found quite the mass audience it needed for a sequel, but it’s often exceptionally funny, and scores bonus William Shatner switch.
If you’re looking for some of the best big screen comedy of the past decade, then check out the animated films. From that premise, Tim Sullivan’s movie delivers good laughs, a lot of heart and precious little schmaltz. Said British man, Jack, is played by Grant, and his character is recently widowed. Samantha Mathis – so excellent in Pump Up The Volume, which we looked at here – plays a young American who takes on a nanny role in a British man’s house. Lost a little mail- Four Weddings And A Funeral, Jack And Sarah is a charming and funny movie that gives Richard E Grant a rare and very welcome lead role. I’ll kick off with the ones that just missed the cut, for a range of reasons, but still deserve a mention: So, without further ado, my choices of the underappreciated comedies of the last 30 years… Some of these are well known, and some didn’t do badly at the box office. But I’ve tried to dig out a mix of comedies from the past three decades that have either flown under the radar completely, or simply failed to ignite in the way they should have done. It’s inevitably subjective, as one person’s comedy is another person’s snore fest.
Certainly, big budget Hollywood comedies have no end of problems right now – with the occasional exception – but I couldn’t help thinking of the many neglected gems that had gone through my DVD player over the past decade or so.Īs such, I started to put this list together. For this list, blame The Hangover Part III. It was whilst walking out of that movie that I got into a chat with someone, who was bemoaning the lack of genuinely funny movie comedies.
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