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Which of these 1970s comedy movies do you find funnier?
Did these far-out, funny films make you laugh out loud?
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Comedy movies of the 1970s were defined by several common themes, including parody and satire, buddy comedies and odd couples, and zany, absurd humor. These comedies reflect the spirit of the decade.
Comedy is 100% subjective. Some people love slapstick, others prefer dry humor or dark comedy, and some enjoy pure silliness. Depending on your favorite type of humor, you might have a completely different opinion on these far-out films!
It’s time to vote for your top comedy of the '70s! Have fun, and don’t forget to tell us your all-time favorite comedy movie in the comments below. Let's have a good laugh!
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Let's start with the year 1970: Which comedy movie do you find the funniest?
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Moving on to 1971: Which of these comedy films do you find funnier?
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Which movie did you laugh at most in 1972?
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What is the funniest movie of 1973?
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Let's move on to 1974: Which movie made you laugh out loud the most?
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Now to the year 1975. Pick your favorite funny movie!
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Moving on to 1976: Which of these comedy films do you find funnier?
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Which movie did you laugh at most in 1977?
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What is the funniest movie of 1978?
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Finally, let's focus on 1979. Which movie did you find funnier?
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Which of these 1970s comedy movies do you find funnier?
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One Flew Over The Cukoos Nest a comedy? Right up there with Marathon Man in the laughs department.
70% similar... but many films should not have even been in contention... "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? I found that more of a drama with some light moments, NOT a comedy...🙄
71% guessing.
When did "The Sting" become a comedy? It's a great movie on every level, one of my favorites, and Newman and Redford are great actors, but I never got the feeling I was watching Abbott and Costello. There are a lot of lighthearted moments and there was a lot of laughing at the end, but when I saw it in the theater for the first time I got the sense that the audience laughing was more a sense of relief (that they weren't both dead) than anything else. A great ending!
4️⃣8️⃣ Non!
64% The banter between Alan Arkin and Peter Falk in "The In-Laws" is hilarious. The Pink Panther movies are great, too.
43 percent similar, a lot of my choices were not the top finishers. Recently saw The In-Laws again after many years, we laughed very hard.
Yes! I can't believe it isn't doing better on here.
89%. Blazing Saddles is a classic.
"79% similar to the most popular responses"
Animal House! - "Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son."
Animal House! - "Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son."
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7 years of college down the drain
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Doing this quiz for comedies in the 2020s would have a very short list. Are there even any comedies being made today?
Not unless the star is wearing a cape and tights and fighting arch villains.
Marvel should look into that, a comedy comic book movie, they've milked every
other penny possible out of fighting costumed bad guys.
Marvel should look into that, a comedy comic book movie, they've milked every
other penny possible out of fighting costumed bad guys.
82%
57% similar
"Snakebite!!!"
"Snakebite!!!"
Animal House is #1.
Where in the eorld did they think One flew over the cuckoos nest,or Being there were actual Comedied? In cuckoo a guy gets a lybodomy and in the other a guy who is mentally challenged walks on water. King kong was hilariuos when he nose-dived off the empire state building "clean up on Broadway"
The same with The Sting
79% 📽️🎟️