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Wedding Crashers (2005) Is Not The Greatest Comedy Ever Made, But It Absolutely Delivers What It Promises—Big Laughs, Chaos, And A Surprisingly Fun Ride From Start To Finish.
Released in 2005 and directed by David Dobkin, Wedding Crashers arrived at the perfect time for mid-2000s comedy. It had the right mix of outrageous humor, strong chemistry, and…
Swingers Is One Of The Coolest And Most Honest Indie Films Of The Nineties. It Captures Friendship, Rejection, And Trying To Rebuild Confidence Better Than Almost Any Comedy Drama Of Its Era.
Released in 1996 and directed by Doug Liman, Swingers feels like one of those movies that should have been much bigger the moment it came out, but part of its charm is how small…
Meatballs (1979) Is One Of The Purest Summer Camp Comedies Of The Late Seventies And Early Eighties Era. It Is Loose, Funny, And Much Better Than People Sometimes Remember.
Released in 1979, Meatballs sits right on that line between the seventies and the comedy explosion of the eighties, and it absolutely helped shape the style that followed.…
Summer School (1987) Is One Of Those Eighties Comedies That Knows Exactly What It Is. It Is Funny, A Little Corny, And Built More Around Charm Than Perfection, But That Is Exactly Why It Still Works.
Released in 1987 and directed by Carl Reiner, Summer School is not trying to be some deep dramatic masterpiece. It is a light, easygoing comedy with a strong cast, memorable…
