"Bear hair tear" may be the funniest funny-movie scene known to mankind.

The manhole cover scene in The House Bunny receives the Most Valuable Scene award. Anna Faris is an extremely interesting actor I guess because she didn't arrive in Hollywood via a family of actors. I love the acting families because they produce such high quality actors, but the ones that come up through the ranks by way of their own grunt work, are amazing, too. SK

Distinctly sophisticated humor (yeah, right). Most hillarious might be the Web 2.0 Freelance Writing jokes (MySpace vs. Facebook) and/or when they steal each others' jokes.

Recommend that this one be viewed a second time to watch for details you may have missed.

Hey, Mike Tyson can act! Mike gets Most Valuable Actor award, and the movie is a great "documentary" on loose-cannon Americans: Dentistry humor; dummy cop levity; classroom Taser antics; uneducated American buffoonery; and you get to pass out with the actors, as the movie skips right to the hangover—although you eventually find out what happens to everyone in Vegas via flashback.

Wish Hollywood would spend more time producing movies like 'Old Dogs.'

Classic Seth Rogen humor, much funnier than the other rent-a-cop movie. (Next time you run into your local rent-a-cop, by the way, you should buy her or him a cup of coffee. You never know what their story is. They could be ex-military, ex-real-cop — huge respect for those guys and gals. :-)

Can't remember which one had the shadow-boxing birth scene in it, t'was the funniest, though.

Haven't watched yet, supposed to be pretty funny. (Just watched the trailer: http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi4092789529 ... yeah, it's funny).

Little bit of the Four Stooges in this one, and Steve Martin is great again.

Not sure how I overlooked this one, but I did. Great show-stopper laughs.

Re-watching 'Just Married' ... Also wish Ashton Kutcher would make more movies, there's nothing like watching a guy perform who has 'wise guy' stamped on his forehead. Most Valuable Scene and Actor goes to little dude in the airplane bathroom (Timmy Fitzpatrick; hope he's doing well these days)(what a mouth/voice).

Going back in time with this one. Pretty sure I watched it in the theater. Gonna have to buy this DVD, too, to re-watch.

Not sure how I missed watching this one, but I did. Funny so far ...

Politics as usual, but instead, funny!

Nothing like an American driving on the wrong side of the road to set you off. :-)

Cool take on post-9-11 world we live in.

Classic Will Ferrell.