An apple a day keeps the doctor away, right? Well, a daily smile might help you get rid of that nagging feeling of doom. At least we can hope so. In many ways, it is important for humans to laugh whenever we can, especially in times of crisis. What better way to laugh than to watch a movie? Laughter is a natural stress reliever. Classic comedy is the best medicine for these moments.This brings us to the best of the best. Comedy Movie happens all the time. But there are a few things you have to have to be great. Part of that is that it took a moment to make sure the laugh wasn't just in that moment. Second is a die-hard fan base, which will keep the story going. The third part is a little cinematic magic. Dark comedy, slapstick, rom-com comedy...their best sub-genres are available.
1.Fear, Inc.
Fear, Inc. is a 2016 Comedy Movie directed by Vincent Marshall and starring Lucas Neff and Kaitlyn Jane Stacy.The movie tells the story of a man claiming to be from Fear, Inc. who finds Joe, claiming that he can create an unprecedented super scary experience for Joe.
1.Fear, Inc.
Fear, Inc. is a 2016 Comedy Movie directed by Vincent Marshall and starring Lucas Neff and Kaitlyn Jane Stacy.The movie tells the story of a man claiming to be from Fear, Inc. who finds Joe, claiming that he can create an unprecedented super scary experience for Joe.
2.Dev.D
Dev D is a Comedy Movie based on the classic Indian novel Dev Dass published in 1917. It was released in India in April 2009.
Dev D is a Comedy Movie based on the classic Indian novel Dev Dass published in 1917. It was released in India in April 2009.
3.The Unusuals
"An Unusual Season" has a twist on classic series "NYPD Blue" and some hits on "The Office." Although this Comedy Movie is also a traditional crime investigation drama, it can even be called a "light comedy" because it adds a "humor" part. The series is written by "Bones" producer Noah Hawley and directed by "24" and "California" director Stephen Hopkins.
"An Unusual Season" has a twist on classic series "NYPD Blue" and some hits on "The Office." Although this Comedy Movie is also a traditional crime investigation drama, it can even be called a "light comedy" because it adds a "humor" part. The series is written by "Bones" producer Noah Hawley and directed by "24" and "California" director Stephen Hopkins.
4.The People vs. George Lucas
33 years ago, George Lucas created "Star Wars", bringing fans dreams of distant galaxies and starry skies, and single-handedly created a Star Wars empire deeply rooted in American pop culture. But in the newly restored version of Lucas 20 years later, he secretly changed the face of this great cultural totem, and the first films that were released successively also changed the style of the past and added inappropriate new characters. In the end, the loyal Star Wars fans couldn't take it anymore and decided to jump out and crusade against the king of the Star Wars Empire.
33 years ago, George Lucas created "Star Wars", bringing fans dreams of distant galaxies and starry skies, and single-handedly created a Star Wars empire deeply rooted in American pop culture. But in the newly restored version of Lucas 20 years later, he secretly changed the face of this great cultural totem, and the first films that were released successively also changed the style of the past and added inappropriate new characters. In the end, the loyal Star Wars fans couldn't take it anymore and decided to jump out and crusade against the king of the Star Wars Empire.
5.Every Day
Everyday is a comedy directed by Richard Levine, starring Isaac Liev Schreiber, Carla Gugino, Ezra Miller, Helen Hunt, Brian. Dennehy and more. The film was released in the United States on April 24, 2010.The film follows the love story and family crisis of a couple in New York.
Everyday is a comedy directed by Richard Levine, starring Isaac Liev Schreiber, Carla Gugino, Ezra Miller, Helen Hunt, Brian. Dennehy and more. The film was released in the United States on April 24, 2010.The film follows the love story and family crisis of a couple in New York.
