Casablanca – Summer vacation is the perfect excuse to get your friends together for a fun movie night. If you’re in the mood for something funny on the screen, a good comedy can make the night even better.
From sharp satire to eccentric characters and classic comedy, these four films each bring a different kind of humor to the table.
‘The Dictator’
Sacha Baron Cohen takes satire to another level in “The Dictator,” playing Admiral General Aladeen, the wildly eccentric ruler of the fictional Republic of Wadiya.
When he travels to New York to address the United Nations, a series of chaotic events leaves him separated from his position and forced to navigate the city far differently than he ever imagined.
‘Airplane!’
“Airplane!” takes everything you would expect from a serious disaster movie and turns it completely upside down.
Ted Striker is a former pilot who boards a flight to win back his ex-girlfriend Elaine, only to find himself having to take control when the pilots become incapacitated.
The catch? He has a serious fear of flying himself.
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
Set in the fictional European Republic of Zubrowka, “The Grand Budapest Hotel” follows Gustave H., a legendary concierge, and Zero, the young lobby boy who becomes his trusted companion.
After the death of a wealthy hotel guest leaves Gustave at the center of a family inheritance dispute, the pair find themselves caught up in a chase involving a priceless painting and a fortune worth fighting over.
‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’
Romance, awkward encounters, and plenty of British humor come together in “Four Weddings and a Funeral.”
Charles meets Carrie at a friend’s wedding, and as they keep seeing each other over the course of four weddings and a funeral, their relationship slowly becomes more complicated.
Enjoy!
Now all that’s left is to pick one, settle in, and let the movie do the rest!
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