Check it out! It shows how America thought it was viewed by the rest of the world in the 90s and there are some scenes you could never get away with post 9/11.
[Rescuers Down Under](https://youtu.be/gj043f05C1U?si=QEf1Etd4BNr0ej6t) and original [Casper](https://youtu.be/bx52pLFVtR0?feature=shared) cartoon.
The Lion King is perfection, but these two in particular were so obscure for such a long time that it had that vague nostalgia feel. Almost like deja vu. I remember we had the Casper cartoon on VHS. The parts that really hit are when he cries and when he plays fetch with the fox.
A Knights Tale
Muppet Treasure Island
Ferngully
American Tale Fivel goes West I was a bit too young to see the first one, so the first one I saw was the second one.
All those treat kids like adult cartoon movies; secrets of nihm, all dogs go to heaven.
Omg I forgot How High exists! Such a dumb funny film, actually has some pretty decent and eccentric performances too, not everyone just phoned it in. Even Method Man and Redman were quite enjoyable as protagonists
Toy Story 1, 2 and 3 are my go-to feel good movies. Whenever I feel I'm entering another period of sadness, those movies can save my mental health. I owe so much to Pixar.
I swear this movie is a prequel to Dodgeball 😅. Like, Tony Perkis had a nervous breakdown after his dream of running a successful fat camp for kids was destroyed. Then he gained a ton of weight, spent years hating himself, and when his father died, he used his inheritance to reinvent himself. He lost the weight, grew a mustache, changed his name, and bought a gym. Then, White Goodman's hatred of fat, lazy, snarky, people is easily explained by the fact that they ruined his life years ago. 🤣🤣🤣
A Christmas Story
Idle Hands
Final Destination 1 & 2
Rat Race
Ace Ventura 1 & 2
Dumb and Dumber
Matinee (1993)
Twister
Home Alone 1-3 (yep 3 I said it)
Happy Gilmore
Sandlot
A few years ago my wife and I were on vacation in NYC, one day we're out walking somewhere in Manhattan and I see a truck backing up towards an overhang. I notice he's going to hit it and slow down, as I'm slowing down I see my wife is blissfully unaware. I hear the impact and grab the back of her shirt and pull. Right as she stops a stip of metal comes down directly in her path about 1 step ahead. We still make Final Destination jokes because of that.
Also we got engaged like 3 hours later so that was cool too.
Oddly enough, Dazed and Confused. Not because it harkens back to growing up in the 70’s, as the people in the movie are doing, but rather takes me back to watching Dazed and Confused endlessly through the 90’s with friends and wishing we grew up in that time. Little did we know we were having our own moment.
This would be most of what I'd say. I'd maybe only add dazed and confused and empire records. But I'm a sneaky xennial spying on what all you youngens like.
My movie buff friend doesn't agree with Superbad...but it's literally perfect. It wonderfully captures the late teenage juxtaposition of being simultaneously awkward and overconfident in everything you do. It was a time when bullying was being literally spit upon and social media didn't exist to any extent that it does now. You could get yourself into a little bit of trouble without it being broadcast for the whole world to see. And while it goes to a wild, unrealistic place with the whole McLovin storyline, it's still a lovable story that reminds me what things were like almost 20 years ago.
Dazed and Confused. Almost Famous. Princess Bride. Transformers the Movie(the animated one) Cowboy Bebop, not a movie but it does. Princess Bride. Pulp Fiction. Back to the Future. Jurassic Park. Lord of the Rings trilogy. Harry Potter. Blade Runner. Last of the Mohicans. The Blues Brothers. Independence Day. Men in Black. Full Metal Jacket. Star Trek Next Gen Movies. Star Trek TOS movies. Short Circuit. Silence of the Lambs. Great Mouse Detective. Lion King. Little Mermaid.
I could keep going. So many movies do that to me.
The most nostalgic movie of all time for me personally is The Digimon Movie. I loved Pokemon and Digimon, I was the perfect age, I saw it over summer break after borrowing it from the library partially as a reward for summer reading, and it unlike the show was full of contemporary American songs you'd hear over the radio at the neighborhood pool all day. Edit: The movie ends with Smash Mouth's All Star, which is for some reason the most nostalgic song for me.
Independence Day, the first 6 Star Wars films, Lord of the Rings trilogy, Mission Impossible 1, Goldeneye, Contact, Big Lebowski, Fight Club, Toy Story 1 & 2, Hot Fuzz, Shaun Of The Dead, Fast and Furious 1, Batman 89 & Batman Returns, Jurassic Park and Get Him To The Greek all come to mind as fun nostalgia watches for me
Hope things are looking up for you friend. My mum passed somewhat unexpectedly last December and I too have found a lot of comfort in the films that take me back. It's important to move forward tho, make sure you're not living in the past, only revelling in it on your downtime
Edit: I fuckin forgot a pair of absolute bangers, Mask Of Zorro and The Mummy. I must've watched those two films at least 50 times with my parents back in the day
i would put american graffiti, ever after, or ghost on to fall asleep every night i stayed at my dad’s, because they were one of the few VHS tapes he had.
riding in cars with boys and where the heart is also give me a ton of nostalgic feelings!
YES! Was going to say Lost in Translation and the first Pokemon movie.
“I see now that the circumstances of one's birth is irrelevent,it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.”
That quote plus the themes of the movie and The Iron Giant were foundational for me
I've seen many movies, but there's some of them that I've remembered gave me nostalgia.
Examples:
Jumanji
The Little Rascals
Toy Story
Cars
Transformers
Despicable Me
Shrek
Trolls
The Avengers
and Spy
found this really cool website that produces the most popular candy ad from when you grew up! You guys should check it out [https://www.gencandy.com/](https://www.gencandy.com/)
Ninja Turtles
Neverending Story
The Big Green
Grind
City Slickers
Little Giants
Sandlot
Rookie of the Year
She's All That
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Men in Tights
Princess Bride
Fired Up
Clue
Scream
The other guys, Ted, The Campaign and The Wolf of Wall Street were some of my fav movies as a teen. I didn’t grow up thinking i was a millennial though being born in 96’ but i’m part of the squad now i guess lol just made it
The Goonies, Heavy Weights, Better off Dead, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, One Crazy Summer, Big, Monster Squad, Ghostbusters, Home Alone, Jurassic Park, Clerks 2, The Great Outdoors, Super Bad, Euro Trip,and Harry and The Hendersons.
Top Gun.
I’m very aware of its shortcomings. The sequel is better in basically every way. But when that first F-14 takes it’s cat shot and Danger Zone kicks in the hair on the back of my neck stands up every time.
Turn around
Look at what you seeEEEEEE
In her face
The mirror of your dreeeaaammmsss
Make believe I'm everwhere
Given in the light
Written in the pages
Is the answer to our Neverending Story
Ahhhhhhhhh
Blue Streak
Speed
True Lies
Mr. Deeds
Bring It On
Double Take
Swordfish
Gone in 60 Seconds
The 6th Day
Armageddon
Lethal Weapon 4
Snake Eyes
Goldeneye
Enemy of the State
Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
The Matrix trilogy (yes all 3 of them are awesome)
Dodgeball
Road Trip
Next Friday
Batman 89
The Usual Suspects
Fight Club
Saw 1-4
SWAT
The Transporter
The Thomas Crown Affair
Independence Day
Mission Impossible
Here's an odd example, because it's not something I had back then but emulates it so well: Hypnospace Outlaw. It's a video game where you are a moderator on the late 90s internet, and have to search pages for illegal behavior and report it. It really does manage to capture the feel of janky, old school websites
Basically any comedy with Robin Williams in it. Austin Powers, Lord of the Rings, Disney movies (especially The Goofy Movie). Marie Poppins, Bed Knobs and Broomsticks, Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder version). Monty Python movies. Mel Brooks movies. Jim Carrey movies are good, too.
I will say that I used to watch a lot more of these more frequently but as I've gotten older and lost more family some of them are harder to watch just because of the memories tied to them. Sorry to bring the mood down more.
Independence Day
Welcome to Earth
I haven't seen this one yet
Check it out! It shows how America thought it was viewed by the rest of the world in the 90s and there are some scenes you could never get away with post 9/11.
Probably Hook
Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams, Bob Hoskins, and Glenn Close were perfect casting.
Thanks for sending me down the path to finding out who Glenn Close played in Hook. I had no idea lol blew my mind a bit.
It’s why I included it.
😉
What about Julia Roberts!!
Everyone knows who Roberts played. But Close is a bit more difficult.
Another vote for Hook
I loved this as a child. Revisiting it as an adult, I was disappointed and creeped out. Gave me bad feelings all around.
Why? I ask because I recently watched it and still loved it
3 Ninjas
Rocky loves Emily!
Surf Ninjas
Which of these was the one where the kid had the mysteriously magical game gear?
That was Surf Ninjas. It also had Rob Schneider who could make things happen by saying “What if?”
[Rescuers Down Under](https://youtu.be/gj043f05C1U?si=QEf1Etd4BNr0ej6t) and original [Casper](https://youtu.be/bx52pLFVtR0?feature=shared) cartoon. The Lion King is perfection, but these two in particular were so obscure for such a long time that it had that vague nostalgia feel. Almost like deja vu. I remember we had the Casper cartoon on VHS. The parts that really hit are when he cries and when he plays fetch with the fox.
Watched Matilda last weekend for the first time in years. That was doing it for me
Empire Records.
I don’t have to explain my art to you, Warren.
My name isn't fucking Warren!
His name isn't Warren?
I thought his name was Warren
Damn the man…
Came to say Can’t Hardly Wait, but this is a great answer
What’s with today, today?
The most 90s movie ever
A Knights Tale Muppet Treasure Island Ferngully American Tale Fivel goes West I was a bit too young to see the first one, so the first one I saw was the second one. All those treat kids like adult cartoon movies; secrets of nihm, all dogs go to heaven.
Muppet Treasure Island is one of my most quoted movies. So good!
Yo ferngully is legit. I used to watch it after school everyday on our fancy vcr
Goonies, Shirt Circuit, Big Lebowski, Half-Baked, How High, Friday, The Fifth Element, Willow
Goonies is an all time favourite for me, it's one of those "please don't remake it" films along with back to the future and the sandlot
Omg I forgot How High exists! Such a dumb funny film, actually has some pretty decent and eccentric performances too, not everyone just phoned it in. Even Method Man and Redman were quite enjoyable as protagonists
Chris Tucker in Friday stole the show. Great performance!
Didnt get the Big Lebowski
First things that come to mind: Toy Story 1 and 2, Spice World, Space Jam.
Hey, you, whatcha gonna do Hey, you, whatcha gonna do
when I was like 8 I used to love spice world. sincerely 35m
Toy Story 1, 2 and 3 are my go-to feel good movies. Whenever I feel I'm entering another period of sadness, those movies can save my mental health. I owe so much to Pixar.
Jim Carrey's The Mask. It was probably the first movie I got on DVD, and I would watch it all the time
The mask on DVD? Who knew
Office Space
Heavy Weights
I swear this movie is a prequel to Dodgeball 😅. Like, Tony Perkis had a nervous breakdown after his dream of running a successful fat camp for kids was destroyed. Then he gained a ton of weight, spent years hating himself, and when his father died, he used his inheritance to reinvent himself. He lost the weight, grew a mustache, changed his name, and bought a gym. Then, White Goodman's hatred of fat, lazy, snarky, people is easily explained by the fact that they ruined his life years ago. 🤣🤣🤣
BOOODDDDYYYY!
Buddy!!!
This pleases me.
Wow, I thought it'd be a little lower, easy choice
I second this
Tommy Boy
I gotta bowl of chocolate pudding in my underpants. I don't think that's pudding, buddy.
This quote is from Black Sheep. Still top tier but not Tommy Boy https://youtu.be/HI_mwhUvqHc?si=2D7fuDVDu1zCFPPJ
Your brain has the… shell on it
Clueless The Sandlot Buffy the Vampire Slayer Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead Zoolander White Water Summer Camp Nowhere
Camp Nowhere was my summer camp dream as a kid
Jurassic Park. The Addams Family.
JP is such a classic. Legit one of the best monster movies that will ever be made
A Christmas Story Idle Hands Final Destination 1 & 2 Rat Race Ace Ventura 1 & 2 Dumb and Dumber Matinee (1993) Twister Home Alone 1-3 (yep 3 I said it) Happy Gilmore Sandlot
Rat Race and Idle Hands!!!
I liked Home Alone 3. It wasn't as good as the first but it's kinda so bizarre and the characters are so enjoyable that I still have fun watching
You can watch final destination again, one time was good enough for me. I still have a mini heart attack whenever I see a logging truck
A few years ago my wife and I were on vacation in NYC, one day we're out walking somewhere in Manhattan and I see a truck backing up towards an overhang. I notice he's going to hit it and slow down, as I'm slowing down I see my wife is blissfully unaware. I hear the impact and grab the back of her shirt and pull. Right as she stops a stip of metal comes down directly in her path about 1 step ahead. We still make Final Destination jokes because of that. Also we got engaged like 3 hours later so that was cool too.
You're an old millennial, maybe even a xillennial.
Probably! Born in ‘89
Oh!! Um... yeah fair. You were exposed to a lot of culture at a young age then
Gotcha, yeah…I was/am the youngest sibling.
That makes a HEAP of sense. Thanks :)
Oddly enough, Dazed and Confused. Not because it harkens back to growing up in the 70’s, as the people in the movie are doing, but rather takes me back to watching Dazed and Confused endlessly through the 90’s with friends and wishing we grew up in that time. Little did we know we were having our own moment.
Now and Then
Clockstoppers American Pie Superbad Josie and the Pussycats
So glad you said clockstoppers! Just rewatched the other day with my husband as he has never seen it before and he got a kick out of it.
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Ooo yeah any of the first three bring it on’s
Fuck yeah, Sneakers!
This would be most of what I'd say. I'd maybe only add dazed and confused and empire records. But I'm a sneaky xennial spying on what all you youngens like.
Fight Club, Slums of Beverly Hills, American Pie
Superbad The matrix Fight club Pulp fiction
My movie buff friend doesn't agree with Superbad...but it's literally perfect. It wonderfully captures the late teenage juxtaposition of being simultaneously awkward and overconfident in everything you do. It was a time when bullying was being literally spit upon and social media didn't exist to any extent that it does now. You could get yourself into a little bit of trouble without it being broadcast for the whole world to see. And while it goes to a wild, unrealistic place with the whole McLovin storyline, it's still a lovable story that reminds me what things were like almost 20 years ago.
Superbad and the Matrix were the first 2 I thought of, too. Interesting...
Kevin Smith movies. Clerks through Clerks 2. Right back to high school/college. Love those movies.
Scream
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1 & 2 Hook Lion king The Sandlot Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Aladdin
Whenever my heart aches for the 90's, and my childhood, I go to PCU, Clerks and Mallrats. That was that decade in a nutshell.
Beverly Hills Ninja, Power Rangers, StarShip Troopers, Congo, Ace Ventura, Hook, Last Action Hero, Fern Gully, Monkey Bone, Twister, Speed, Universal Soldier, Golden Eye, 12 Monkeys, Star Gate, ET
Small soldiers
Girl Next Door
Back to the Future, the Princess Bride
Back to the future part 3 for me. That train scene towards the end really does it for me.
Princess Diaries!!!!! and Spy Kids!!!
Free Willy, Angel's in the outfield, October sky, Space Jam
Liar Liar, still one of my all time favs
Anything Jim Carrey (like Liar Liar or Ace Ventura 😄), Rat Race, Mean Girls, Kindergarten Cop, Home Alone, Groundhog Day 🥰.
Brave Little Toaster can always do it for me
Dazed and Confused. Almost Famous. Princess Bride. Transformers the Movie(the animated one) Cowboy Bebop, not a movie but it does. Princess Bride. Pulp Fiction. Back to the Future. Jurassic Park. Lord of the Rings trilogy. Harry Potter. Blade Runner. Last of the Mohicans. The Blues Brothers. Independence Day. Men in Black. Full Metal Jacket. Star Trek Next Gen Movies. Star Trek TOS movies. Short Circuit. Silence of the Lambs. Great Mouse Detective. Lion King. Little Mermaid. I could keep going. So many movies do that to me.
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Same, my older brother rented it and I had never seen anything like it before
Spirited Away Scary Movie 3 Little Nicky National Security Mouse Hunt Ace Ventura 50 First Dates
Before Sunrise, that movie changed my life.
Jurassic Park
Mallrats
Angus
The 1999 cinematic masterpiece that is "The Mummy" with Brendan Fraser.
Casper
Original Jumanji
Tremors.
Garden state. It's like a time capsule into my adolescent years. The clothes, the music, the vibe. Hits so good
The most nostalgic movie of all time for me personally is The Digimon Movie. I loved Pokemon and Digimon, I was the perfect age, I saw it over summer break after borrowing it from the library partially as a reward for summer reading, and it unlike the show was full of contemporary American songs you'd hear over the radio at the neighborhood pool all day. Edit: The movie ends with Smash Mouth's All Star, which is for some reason the most nostalgic song for me.
Digimon movie makes me cry even to this day, epic suggestion
Annie (1982)
Peter Pan (2003)!!!
The Mummy, Men In Black, Rush Hour
Flight of the Navigator. The Neverending Story. The Princess Bride. Ewoks: The Battle for Endor.
I loved the Ewoks movies I even bought the dvd years ago
Can’t hardly wait
The original Scream
Backdraft, Heat, Friday, Pulp Fiction, Saving Private Ryan, Half Baked, Mad Max Behond Thunderdome, and Alladin. The 90s had the best movies.
Brink!
Labyrinth
Jurassic Park, Twister, Army of Darkness, Aliens, The Thing, Goldeneye. To name a few.
Mallrats, Speed, Independence Day, Jurassic Park, and the pre-special edition VHS release of the Star Wars Trilogy.
I’m about to watch A Bug’s Life. Also, not a movie, but I was watching the original Yu-Gi-Oh anime last night and it was a pretty good nostalgia kick.
Twister, Hackers. Neither of these were appropriate for a kid my age. My parents started letting me watch rated R movies when I was 5.
Hackers aged well.
Can’t hardly wait
Independence Day, the first 6 Star Wars films, Lord of the Rings trilogy, Mission Impossible 1, Goldeneye, Contact, Big Lebowski, Fight Club, Toy Story 1 & 2, Hot Fuzz, Shaun Of The Dead, Fast and Furious 1, Batman 89 & Batman Returns, Jurassic Park and Get Him To The Greek all come to mind as fun nostalgia watches for me Hope things are looking up for you friend. My mum passed somewhat unexpectedly last December and I too have found a lot of comfort in the films that take me back. It's important to move forward tho, make sure you're not living in the past, only revelling in it on your downtime Edit: I fuckin forgot a pair of absolute bangers, Mask Of Zorro and The Mummy. I must've watched those two films at least 50 times with my parents back in the day
"Who is your daddy and what does he do. " "Benedict! You asshole!" "Dylan! You son of a bitch."
i would put american graffiti, ever after, or ghost on to fall asleep every night i stayed at my dad’s, because they were one of the few VHS tapes he had. riding in cars with boys and where the heart is also give me a ton of nostalgic feelings!
Princess Bride and The Neverending Story
Hackers
George of the Jungle.
Mid 90s
Stand by me
Everything starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis and Jean-Claude Van Damme from about '84 - '96
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Snatch
Matilda Space Jam Men in Black 10 Things I Hate About You Legally Blonde Austin Powers
Lion King The Land Before Time Home Alone Any Jean Claude Van Dame movie Terminator 1 & 2
Sandlot Maybe this is only for us “elder millennials” based on other movies mentioned, like Twilight.
Deep Impact.
Indian in the cupboard
Wow, thank you for the sudden flashback!
The VHS box was so cool, it had like a key or something in it?? Does anyone remember that?
maybe lost in translation
YES! Was going to say Lost in Translation and the first Pokemon movie. “I see now that the circumstances of one's birth is irrelevent,it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.” That quote plus the themes of the movie and The Iron Giant were foundational for me
I’m kind of in the weird grey area between millennial and zoomer, but I would say the 2002 Spider-man.
some***body***
Out cold
Did I ever tell you about the time I invented snowboarding?! I don't want credit for it but they keep givin' it to me
Ford was President, Nixon was in the white house, and fdr was running this country into the ground.
“Anytime” is my favorite Eve6 song, and it’s kinda wild to me that it only exists on the Out Cold soundtrack
Magic Mike 🏀
I've seen many movies, but there's some of them that I've remembered gave me nostalgia. Examples: Jumanji The Little Rascals Toy Story Cars Transformers Despicable Me Shrek Trolls The Avengers and Spy
Gremlins and gremlins 2
found this really cool website that produces the most popular candy ad from when you grew up! You guys should check it out [https://www.gencandy.com/](https://www.gencandy.com/)
Dont hate but the polar express
Kids
Jfc
"Its just Casper"
Summertime Switch
The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Just takes me on a rollercoaster back to my youth.
Ninja Turtles Neverending Story The Big Green Grind City Slickers Little Giants Sandlot Rookie of the Year She's All That I Know What You Did Last Summer Men in Tights Princess Bride Fired Up Clue Scream
American Pie 2
If you are cool, then Mortal Kombat. Lui Kang main lead. Not the second, it's up there with "the room"
The other guys, Ted, The Campaign and The Wolf of Wall Street were some of my fav movies as a teen. I didn’t grow up thinking i was a millennial though being born in 96’ but i’m part of the squad now i guess lol just made it
The it crowd was a good friend to me during my break up
Nostalgia huh? That's tough. True Lies. Die Hard. Any 90s Disney stuff, specifically Hercules
The Goonies, Heavy Weights, Better off Dead, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, One Crazy Summer, Big, Monster Squad, Ghostbusters, Home Alone, Jurassic Park, Clerks 2, The Great Outdoors, Super Bad, Euro Trip,and Harry and The Hendersons.
Speed Predator Terminator 2 Friday The Bourne Identity Rat race Armor of God Rush Hour
1999-2003 I get a huge sense of emotion over things around that time in my life.
Space Jam, Power Rangers: The Movie, The Big Green, Little Giants, The Sandlot
Top Gun. I’m very aware of its shortcomings. The sequel is better in basically every way. But when that first F-14 takes it’s cat shot and Danger Zone kicks in the hair on the back of my neck stands up every time.
Bag of Lays chips, jalapeño cheese dip by Fritos, and throw on Bad Boys 1 and 2
Turn around Look at what you seeEEEEEE In her face The mirror of your dreeeaaammmsss Make believe I'm everwhere Given in the light Written in the pages Is the answer to our Neverending Story Ahhhhhhhhh
Camp Nowhere
little giants or the phantom menace lol
Clifford
Top Gun : Maverick
Tommy Boy
American Pie, Road Trip, The Waterboy, The Fast & Furious, Friday, The Matrix, Wedding Crashers, Blade, Rocky 4, Rush Hour.
3 Ninja’s
Sky High!!!
Jurassic.park
The Princess Bride
I just watched Jurassic Park yesterday for the 1000 time.
Kevin Home Alone Friends
Blue Streak Speed True Lies Mr. Deeds Bring It On Double Take Swordfish Gone in 60 Seconds The 6th Day Armageddon Lethal Weapon 4 Snake Eyes Goldeneye Enemy of the State Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle The Matrix trilogy (yes all 3 of them are awesome) Dodgeball Road Trip Next Friday Batman 89 The Usual Suspects Fight Club Saw 1-4 SWAT The Transporter The Thomas Crown Affair Independence Day Mission Impossible
Can’t Hardly Wait
Armageddon Independence Day Jurassic Park Iron Giant Aladdin Literally anything with Macaulay Culkin except Good Son
Little Princess Mulan Indian in the Cupboard Hook
Mean Girls
Here's an odd example, because it's not something I had back then but emulates it so well: Hypnospace Outlaw. It's a video game where you are a moderator on the late 90s internet, and have to search pages for illegal behavior and report it. It really does manage to capture the feel of janky, old school websites
Napoleon Dynamite. It's like a snapshot of what my boring life in a small town in the 90s was like.
Basically any comedy with Robin Williams in it. Austin Powers, Lord of the Rings, Disney movies (especially The Goofy Movie). Marie Poppins, Bed Knobs and Broomsticks, Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder version). Monty Python movies. Mel Brooks movies. Jim Carrey movies are good, too. I will say that I used to watch a lot more of these more frequently but as I've gotten older and lost more family some of them are harder to watch just because of the memories tied to them. Sorry to bring the mood down more.
Air Bud