What scene in a movie makes you laugh everytime you see it?

Question

I mean a scene you can relate to either in your present day life or in your past? Mine is this flick called "A Better Way To Die." The main character is in a grocery store and is at the checkout and asks the kid working the register how he's doing. The kid says,"Well, I hate my ****** job" and 2 seconds later he gets shot. The kid getting shot is not funny, but the comment he makes before he gets shot is the funniest **** I've ever heard/seen in a movie cuz I've hated 90% of my jobs. I think I pissed myself laughin the 1st time I seen that. I'll give points to the funniest answer......**** I'll give points to whoever has seen that movie....if you have, I want proof.

Answer 1

i would have to say the scene from "Happy Gilmore" when he is fighting with his opponent in the bar......the guy says you better watch out....i eat pieces of s.h.i.t. like you for breakfast...then Happy says "You eat pieces of s.h.i.t. for breakfast? hahaha.....i guess you have to see it

Answer 2

In "Don't Be A Menace To The South Bronx While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood," I bust a gut every time I see Damon Wayans' big head in that baby bonnet in the crib, with the little tiny baby body.

I lose it every time I see The Dude wreck his crappy car into that trash dumpster in "The Big Liebowski," too. He just got done dropping a giant roach on his nuts and putting it out with a quart of beer, then he wipes out.

I'll have to check out "A Better Way To Die." I've never seen that one at the video rental places before.

Answer 3

Dodgeball- "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood,noooobooody." haha

Wedding Crashers:
Janice: I've got the perfect girl for you!
Jeremy Grey: [sigh] Janice, I apologize to you if I don't seem real eager to jump into a forced awkward intimate situation that people like to call dating. I don't like the feeling... And when am I supposed to kiss her? Do I have to wait for the door cause then it's awkward, it's like well goodnight. Do you do like that ***-out hug? Where you like, you hug each other like this and your *** sticks out cause you're trying not to get too close or do you just go right in and kiss them on the lips or don't kiss them at all? It's very difficult trying to read the situation. And all the while you're just really wondering are we gonna get hopped up enough to make some bad decisions? Perhaps play a little game called "just the tip". Just for a second, just to see how it feels. Or, ouch, ouch you're on my hair.
Janice: Okay...
Jeremy Grey: OK, can you, can you put that so he can't see it? Thank you. Hey, Janice... great talk.

Answer 4

The Campfire scene from Blazing Saddles ... If you haven't seen it, it's not worth trying to describe anyway, but I start laughing just knowing it is coming up. The rest of the movie is a riot too.

Add on... Just thought of another one I like better. From The Jerk, the scene where Steve Martin is leaving Bernadette Peters. He is drunk and telling her that he doesn't need anything, then sees some trivial thing and picks it up. "And I need this, but that's all, I don't need anything else, oh and this too...etc..."

Answer 5

in the movie Porky's II, there is a scene where some guy is dressed as a zombie and hidden in a hole dug in the ground so that he can jump out and scare Peewee, while waiting in said hole he gets thirsty and has a little too much to drink, when he emerges its right onto the road into the path of a police car, where he proceeds to do this little hide and seek act at the front grill while going "boogie-ooogie oogie..boogie" the whole time while the cops sit stunned in their cruiser...cant help it , gets me every time

Answer 6

There's a Steve Martin movie from years ago called "Parenthood" that I loved. To this day, I cannot help but laugh every time the kid slams his head into the wall while wearing a bucket as a helmet. The parent explains, "He likes to butt things with his head." The guest replies, "You must be so proud."

Answer 7

it is not my famous famous movie, yet i for my area enjoyed Anchorman. I cherished the scene the place Will Ferrell is speaking gibberish into the telephone after Baxter became into punted off the bridge. I additionally cherished Steve Carell's character, Brick. i like it whilst he says that he loves lamp. That movie has a great style of humorous moments!

Answer 8

Silver Streak - the scene in the restroom where Richard Pryor is putting shoe polish on Gene Wilder's face and trying to teach him how to pass for black so that he can get past the police.

Answer 9

On Ace Ventura Pet Detective when Jim Carey crawls out of the rhinos hind end!!! That's funny, but the looks on the faces of the family witnessing the "birth" are to die for.....

Answer 10

Well I love Horrors and what is funny is that everytime you see a caucasian person in the movie,they always falling and then I look at myself as a crazy black woman who does the same exact thing,except I'm not in a horror movie real life.So I'm always laughing at them, but then it happens to me and I laugh even harder and some people might be laughing at me too.

Answer 11

It is no longer my favorite favorite film, however I quite loved Anchorman. I appreciated the scene where Will Ferrell is speaking gibberish into the mobilephone after Baxter was punted off the bridge. I also preferred Steve Carell's persona, Brick. I love it when he says that he loves lamp. That film has so many funny moments!