9 Hilarious Comedies to Brighten Up Your Friday Night
In these challenging times, it’s easy to get distracted by the constant stream of news updates and feel overwhelmed. If you’ve had a tough week, why not unwind with a heartwarming comedy from our curated list? Laughter is the best medicine, after all.
Black Cat, White Cat (1998)
This film is a musical feast that can lift the spirits of even the weariest souls. The story revolves around the heirs of mafia clans who have caused quite a stir and attempt to resolve their issues through a wedding. It’s a complex blend of drama, satire, and farce, making it hard to pin down a specific genre. However, it’s this very mix that makes the movie so uplifting and teaches us to take life a little less seriously.
Spy (2015)
Susan, a plus-sized woman, has always dreamed of becoming a secret agent but has never made it past her desk job, monitoring situations via phone. One day, she gets her chance to shine when a new operation requires an agent whose face is unknown to criminals.
How to Steal a Million (1966)
Ever wondered how to rob a bank effortlessly? Well, all you need to do is drive the security guards to the brink of insanity so they disable the alarm. Starring the enchanting Audrey Hepburn as a clever and refined young woman who deeply cares for her father, this movie is a delightful mix of vintage costumes, grand architecture, upbeat music, and subtle humor. It’s the perfect combination for a Friday night with a glass of champagne.
Inside I’m Dancing (2004)
You might not expect a film about a main character with cerebral palsy to be uplifting, but this movie defies expectations. It’s a heartwarming story that teaches us to enjoy life to the fullest. James McAvoy, the leading man, surprises with his punk rock mohawk and nose piercing.
Your Highness (2011)
Two childhood friends reunite after many years and discover that their views on life and family have significantly diverged. By a strange twist of fate, they swap bodies and are forced to navigate each other’s lives to prevent them from falling apart. While the humor may sometimes push boundaries, the film’s strong moral compass and emphasis on family values make up for it.
Mimino (1977)
Valiko Mizandari lives in a remote mountain village in Georgia, where he works as a helicopter pilot transporting mail, fruits, and sheep. He has always dreamed of a career in aviation and finally decides to travel to Moscow to become a civil pilot. At the hotel, he meets Rubik Khachikyan, an Armenian man, and together they overcome significant obstacles on their path to success.
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008)
Starring Simon Pegg, Kirsten Dunst, Megan Fox, and Gillian Anderson, this British comedy follows a cynical intellectual who becomes the editor of a glossy magazine. Absurd incidents, eccentric behavior, and a complete disregard for conventions make this film extraordinary and hilarious.
Bad Moms (2016)
Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, and Kate Hudson play mothers who struggle to balance their personal lives. Their journey is filled with unexpected challenges, laughter, and warm affection, devoid of any rose-tinted glasses or stereotypes.
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015)
This film is a blend of action and comedy, featuring Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer as two special agents from the CIA and KGB, respectively. The unlikely duo must become friends to save the world. Directed by Guy Ritchie, this movie is sure to tickle your funny bone unless you’re naturally devoid of a sense of humor.
