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Directed by Howard Hawks, 'His Girl Friday' set the standard for fast-paced dialogue, a hallmark of screwball comedy.
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Led by a strong ensemble cast, 'Bridesmaids' broke the glass ceiling, proving that female-led comedies can be major blockbusters.
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W.C. Fields at his finest. 'The Bank Dick' showcases his unique comedic style of character-driven humor.
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Murphy's portrayal of multiple characters in 'Coming to America' is a testament to his vast comedic range.
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Airplane!' is a masterclass in spoof comedy, using satire and absurdity to create a landmark comedy film.
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Superbad' masterfully combines raunchy humor with emotional depth, reflecting the awkwardness of the teenage years.
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A Fish Called Wanda' fuses British wit with American slapstick, showcasing Cleese's and Kline's brilliant comedic chemistry.
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Caddyshack' reflects the 80's comedic sensibility - wild, irreverent, and full of unforgettable performances.
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles' is a testament to John Hughes' ability to blend humor with heartwarming moments.
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An underappreciated classic, 'Sullivan's Travels' brilliantly balances comedic moments with deeper societal themes.
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Chaplin’s 'The Great Dictator' daringly combines comedy with political commentary, a groundbreaking move in its time.
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Duck Soup', a Marx Brothers classic, satirizes political absurdity, reflecting comedy's potential as a medium for critique.
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The Coen Brothers' 'The Big Lebowski' uses absurdity to explore the human condition, a common thread in their work.
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Capra's 'It Happened One Night' pioneered screwball comedy, setting the template for romantic comedies.
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Mel Brooks' 'Blazing Saddles' uses parody to challenge societal norms, a recurring theme in his filmography.
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