Embark on a hilarious journey through the past five years with our curated list of the most entertaining and laugh-out-loud films to hit the screens. These movies are guaranteed to have you in stitches, so we highly recommend giving them a watch. Get ready for a laughter-filled cinematic experience! 👇
IMDb: 7.1
Summary: 'The King of Staten Island' follows the life of Scott, who lost his firefighter father at the age of seven. As he enters his mid-twenties with aspirations of becoming a tattoo artist but struggles to take a step to shape his life, everything changes when his mother starts a relationship with Ray, a firefighter like his late father. Starring Pete Davidson, Bel Powley, and Ricky Velez, directed by Judd Apatow.
IMDb: 7.1
Summary: Bridget, a character you'll fall in love with instantly, navigates life with her messy, happy-go-lucky demeanor. Her decision-making takes an unexpected turn when, amidst grappling with loneliness and future anxieties, she accidentally becomes pregnant. Taking up babysitting for a lesbian couple's daughter, she discovers the importance of alternative families and connections. Starring Kelly O'Sullivan, Ramona Edith Williams, and Charin Alvarez, directed by Alex Thompson.
IMDb: 7.2
Summary: 'Babyteeth' revolves around Milla, a 15-year-old cancer patient whose newfound love raises concerns among her family. Her boyfriend, an older homeless drug dealer, complicates her already challenging life. Directed by Shannon Murphy, this vibrant debut film features Eliza Scanlen, Michelle Lotters, and Toby Wallace.
IMDb: 7.2
Summary: 'The 40-Year-Old Version' delves into the story of Radha, an unlucky New York playwright trying to reinvent herself as a rapper before turning 40. Facing challenges in her artistic endeavors, Radha seeks a breakthrough that proves more elusive than she anticipated. Starring Radha Blank, Peter Kim, and Oswin Benjamin, directed by Radha Blank.
IMDb: 7.3
Summary: The paths of Patty, described as 'mentally challenged' by her family, and Simon, a punk rock enthusiast opposing all forms of authority, cross by chance. Patty's escape from the constraints of her life coincides with Simon, who doesn't conform to any rules. Their encounter brings meaning to their lives. Starring Kyle Gallner, Yancey Fuqua, and Jennifer Kincer, directed by Adam Rehmeier.
IMDb: 7.4
Summary: The paths of Nyles, a carefree individual, and Sarah, an unwilling bridesmaid, intersect at a wedding in Palm Springs. Romantic moments unfold between them, but whenever Sarah tries to leave Palm Springs, she finds herself back in the same place. Together, Sarah and Nyles will do everything to break free from each other and their predicament. Starring Andy Samberg, Cristin Milioti, and J.K. Simmons, directed by Max Barbakow.
IMDb: 7.5
Summary: Set in the early 18th century during England's war with France, 'The Favourite' unfolds the story of Queen Anne's palace and luxurious lifestyle, unaffected by the ongoing conflict. Marlborough Duchess Sarah Churchill, the Queen's close friend, manages the country on her behalf. Starring Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos.
IMDb: 7.7
Summary: 'Another Round' explores the story of four high school teachers who, upon encountering a study suggesting that a certain level of alcohol consumption can elevate life standards, decide to experiment with it in their own lives. Initially positive, the experiment takes a downturn for some, raising questions about the impact of their choices. Starring Mads Mikkelsen, Thomas Bo Larsen, and Magnus Millang, directed by Thomas Vinterberg.
IMDb: 7.7
Summary: This film, set on an island in the west of Ireland, narrates the relationship between two close friends, Pádraic and Colm. The story unfolds as one of them decides not to continue this friendship, leading to a series of events. Starring Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, and Kerry Condon, directed by Martin McDonagh.
IMDb: 7.9
Summary: 'Knives Out' begins with the discovery of Harlan Thrombey's dead body in his mansion right after his 85th birthday party. A curious and cheerful detective named Benoit Blanc is hired by a mysterious figure to solve the murder. Blanc unravels a convoluted web of deception and lies, trying to uncover the truth behind Harlan's untimely demise. Starring Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, and Ana de Armas, directed by Rian Johnson.