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I get you point, BW - and it's well taken

Posted by Chris from Lafayette on August 14, 2025 at 01:32:45:
The funny thing was that, the day before we saw the new Naked Gun, we watched the original Naked Gun on Amazon. I used to think it (the original) was very funny, but that latest viewing just didn't do it for me.

I guess it's just me getting old and cranky! ;-)

OTOH, the early Woody Allen movies have the same kind of very broad (sometimes overly broad) humor, and, for me, they've kept their appeal better.

My favorite comedy movie is "Being There" with Peter Sellars.