Funniest movie scenes ever (watching, James Caan, Will Ferrell, Anthony Michael Hall)

[Siobjuan]

Airplane- anything with the effeminate guy!!!
Anchorman- singing 'Afternoon Delight'
Anchorman- rumble scene
Dodge Ball- "Dobody bakes be bleed by own blood!"

[Mathguy]

The Jerk - When Steve Martin is being shot at and and the bullets are hitting the cans behind him....and he frantically tries to save the cans. "He hates cans!"

Indiana Jones - The guy with the fancy sword does all these crazy skill moves....and then Indy just shoots him.

Kung Fu Hustle - trying to throw knives at the landlady from the alleyway...then the chase.

Airplane - "Timmy, do you like gladiator movies?"

Blues Brothers - Chasing the Nazi's off the bridge

[ELOrocks17]

The scene in Clerks where Randall tells off that annoying customer about the 2 movies

[daffysentry]

1. Wayne's World 2. Wayne and Garth are applying for permits in the park office. The guy in the office is wearing sunglasses. He is chattering about procedures and takes off his sunglasses exposing one 'albino' eye. It looks so weird, and Wayne is so tuned in on the eye that when the guy asks Wayne a question, Wayne does a sudden----'huh?' (waking himself from a daydream of trying not to stare).
Funniest thing ever put on film by Mike Meyers.

2. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles-----Steve Martin's interaction with the car rental lady.

3. There's Something about Mary------everything Mary's stepdad says (played by the very talented Keith David).

[Verdigris]

The "Barbie Museum" scene in Rat Race, especially right after the "ballroom dancer" part. Two friends and I were in tears for 10 minutes after that.

[arod0331]

BeetleJuice - "Nice f***ing model!" *honk honk*

[himain]

Ace Ventura
Weekend at Bernies
The sweetest thing

[Siobjuan]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

Indiana Jones - The guy with the fancy sword does all these crazy skill moves....and then Indy just shoots him.

Did you know that this was not in the script? Harrison Ford was so tired from reshooting this scene that he improvised the shooting of the guy with the sword and the director liked it so much he used that take!

[domergurl]

Originally Posted by Siobjuan

Did you know that this was not in the script? Harrison Ford was so tired from reshooting this scene that he improvised the shooting of the guy with the sword and the director liked it so much he used that take!

Harrison Ford is notoriously impatient, it works for him.

Most every scene in Kingpin is hilarious.

[cpg35223]

Man. You guys are total lightweights.

The funniest, most outrageous scene of all time was in the first Producers, with Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel. It was Mel Brooks' first movie, and the "Springtime For Hitler" sequence has to be the most over-the-top scene ever. Period. End of discussion.