List of Comedy Movies

The story kicks off when a young man answers one such email during a drunken stupor. Soon thereafter, the spoiled son of a deposed African dictator (Morgan) shows up at his door, looking to secure his inheritance.

In the quirky sci-fi comedy "Little Green Men," a group of ordinary suburbanites find their lives hilariously upended by an extraordinary close encounter. Directed by the insightful Morgan Spurlock, the film follows a collection of neighbors, including the skeptical...

In the surprisingly cutthroat world of competitive classic arcade gaming, a mild-mannered family man, Eizaburo Matsumoto, dares to challenge the reigning champion, Fuminori ?hashi, for the coveted Donkey Kong world record. Directed by Seth Gordon, this hilarious a...

In the vibrant and chaotic world of modern dating, two commitment-phobic souls find their lives hilariously upended in Still You. Directed by Reynold Giba, the film follows the charmingly aloof Micaella Raz and the effortlessly cool JC Tan, whose paths collide in...

What starts as a simple plan for male bonding quickly spirals into a chaotic test of friendship in the uproarious comedy "Guys Night." Directed by Andrew Fleming, the film follows a group of friends, led by Bardo Ellens and Dylan Haegens, who are determined to rec...

Centers on two male best friends and the changes in thier relationship when their grown children fall in love.

In the short, sharp comedy "Woodchucks," a seemingly ordinary day for a suburban homeowner takes a wildly chaotic turn when his peaceful yard becomes the target of an unexpected and relentless invasion. Directed by Ron Underwood and featuring the voice talents of...

In the comedic film "Gods Behaving Badly," directed by Marc Turtletaub, the ancient Greek deities are alive and well, albeit crammed into a dilapidated New York City apartment and struggling with their diminished powers in the modern world. This divine ensemble, featuring...

In the uproarious comedy Let's Make Friends, directed by P.J. Hogan, the simple act of neighborly kindness spirals into a chaotic social experiment. Paul Rudd stars as Ben, a mild-mannered family man whose well-intentioned invitation to his eccentric new neighbor, the...

In the spirited comedy Little Big War, a seemingly harmless neighborhood skirmish escalates into an epic battle of wills and wits. When a group of young boys, led by the determined Victor Saitov, finds their cherished fort threatened by a rival gang of older kids, the...

The story takes a satiric look at office politics through the eyes of a young business school grad who lands a low-level job at a major corporation.

In the uproarious comedy "Key Party," a seemingly innocent suburban gathering takes a wildly unexpected turn, forcing a group of friends to confront their own insecurities and the boundaries of their relationships. Written by and starring Seth Meyers, the film follows a c...

In the high-stakes world of corporate espionage, an unassuming and hopelessly analog accountant named Phil finds his meticulously ordered life turned upside down. Steve Carell stars as this everyman who, through a bizarre technological mishap, becomes the unwitting host t...

A romantic drama about a discombobulated man and the woman he's fated to love.

In a world of soul-crushing cubicles and baffling corporate jargon, the animated short film "Dilbert" brings the beloved comic strip to life. Directed by Ken Kwapis and voiced by Eric Shumaker, the film captures the daily absurdities faced by the titular engineer, a m...

In the wild, hilarious world of 1990s rock and roll, two dedicated fans are about to get the ultimate backstage pass. "Groupies" follows the outrageous misadventures of two women, played by the brilliantly comedic Isla Fisher and Amy Poehler, whose lives revolve aroun...

In the uproarious comedy Homeschooled, a group of sheltered siblings, played by Lilah Paasch, Tilly Paasch, and Sailor Paasch, have their meticulously controlled world turned upside down. Their overprotective parents, portrayed by Cheyanne D. Jones and...

The fourth film in the "Austin Powers" franchise will be developed entirely from Dr. Evil's point of view.

Aliens from another planet take the form of brightly colored teddy bears and go on a mission to Earth to banish sadness from the human race. Complications ensue when a greedy toy executive exploits the aliens by creating a line of toys that look like them.

Center on actors with caring hearts keen to help those in need.