Animal House: Who doesn't want to pledge Delta Tau Chi after watching this? Another frat party, ugh.
Old School: You're my boy, Blue! I saw this, it was called Animal House…or PCU…or Revenge of the Nerds.
The Hangover: It's perfectly crass and smartly raunchy - a rare achievement that should be celebrated. Overly obnoxious characters and some celebrity cameos, meh.
Bridesmaids: Breakthrough in so many ways. Wiig dominates. Is this a Rom Com or just a Rom?
Office Space: Instant classic for anyone who has ever had a job. Kinda gives up at the end and mails it in.
Ted: Pulled off a fantastic concept. Makes you wish you'd thought of it. Mostly one note the entire time, made it feel like it was the middle of the movie for the whole movie.
Billy Madison: Adam Sandler at his peak. O'Doyle Rules! Totally wastes Norm MacDonald.
Naked Gun: Leslie Nielsen is historically underappreciated. I can't watch Nordberg, you know, after all the killings.
Anchorman: You can buy Sex Panther on Amazon, because, well you should be able to buy Sex Panther on Amazon. Is this a movie or a skit that is 2 hours long?
Blazing Saddles: Mel Brooks made the funniest social commentary ever. Oscar-worthy. Westerns aren't funny.
Borat: So uncomfortable and so great. Only Sacha Baron Cohen could pull this off. Just mocks people to their faces.
Superbad: Hilariously defines what it was like to be a loser in high school, you know, what we all were. Kinda aimless and unfunny.
Dodgeball: Takes the concept of a guy getting hit in the balls 100 times and makes it funny each time. Vince Vaughn plays, well, Vince Vaughn.
South Park - Bigger, Longer, Uncut: Trey and Matt uncensored? Yes please! I got enough fart and poop jokes from the TV show
The Jerk: The world is better with Steve Martin in it. How do I get my hands on an Opti-Grab? It was long and boring. Maybe when the dog 'Life Saver' turned to 'Shit Head' was funny?
21 Jump Street: It's solid from start to finish and overlooked because of the name. This made the top 32 list?
Caddyshack: Cinderella story? No, this was a heavyweight from day one of shooting. The gopher prop/character ruined it.
Something About Mary: They made a joke about having jizz in someone's hair mainstream. Kudos. Do we really need to see 'frank and beans' like that? Really?
Step Brothers: I could watch Brennan and Dale do pretty much anything. They had to sink to licking white dog poop. Come on.
Wedding Crashers: Defines 'bawdy summer comedy', think they had as much fun making it as it was to watch. I guess there were some mild chuckles in there. Maybe when Will Ferrell saved it?
Talladega Nights: Shake and Bake. Mike Honcho. NASCAR. Enough said. Shake and Bake. Mike Honcho. NASCAR. Enough said.
Tommy Boy: Thank you for this movie, Chris Farley. Rest In Peace, fat guy in a little coat. Pretty weak on the script as a whole.
Dumb and Dumber: Llloyd Christmas - dopey and stupid and totally perfect. Dumb and Dumber? Nah, it's just dumb.
Slap Shot: Paul Newman has guts and pulls off arguably the best sports movie ever. Outside of the Hanson Brothers, what's funny?
Holy Grail: Where do you even start? Smart. Original at every turn. Plus, they pulled off the coconut gag for the WHOLE movie. Nonsensical and weird.
Airplane: Zucker's at their best. Defined quoteable movies. Wait, what's the movie actually about?
Big Lebowski: The Dude. Don't we all wish we could bowl a frame with him? The Dud. Go away.
Vacation: If you don't like this movie, you're humorless. Mostly just a bunch of gags.
Best in Show: An ensemble cast that is poetry in motion. Mock-u-mentary was better done in Spinal Tap.
Meet the Parents: Cringe-worthy moments from beginning to end captures what it's like to endure a weekend with the in-laws. More of a garden-variety sitcom.
Kingpin: Big Ern deserves his own movie. Just, well, gross.
Austin Powers: It's a silly spoof that totally works end to end. Anyone else get tired of Austin shouting 'Yeah, Baby' randomly?