Editing Approved Movies (section)

== Comedy ==

* '''The Big Lebowski''': Farcical love letter to Raymond Chandler. Except instead of an intrepid PI our heroes are a shiftless slacker and his bowling group. Endlessly quotable, and important background for one [[Old Man Henderson]].
*'''Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker:''' Not a series but a team of three directors known for some incredibly funny spoofs of: disaster flicks (''Airplane!''), spy movies (''Top Secret!'') and police procedurals (''The Naked Gun'') that pretty much defined the genre spoof format for the next 30 or so years, until less competent writers ran it into the ground. Known for casting "serious" actors like Robert Stack and Leslie Nielsen, who could deliver even the most absurd lines without a hint of irony.
* '''Blazing Saddles''': Western spoof from the great Mel Brooks and a vulgar, anachronistic, fourth-wall-breaking riot. A corrupt attorney general needs a town removed so he can sell the land to a railroad company, so he has a black man appointed sheriff knowing the racist townsfolk will tear him and the town apart. Or so he thinks. Billed as "a 1974 story in 1874", this is probably the most times you will ever hear the word "nigger" outside of an imageboard and none of it feels gratuitous.
* '''The Blues Brothers'''
* '''Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters II'''
* '''Back to the Future series'''
* '''Monty Python'''
* '''Pulp Fiction'''
* '''Dr. Strangelove, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb''': Flash! Insane American general Jack D. Ripper has launched a nuclear strike against the Soviet Union! Can the bombers be recalled in time to prevent mutually assured destruction? No. No, they can't, and that's the point. Satire so brutal it counts as a nuclear strike by itself. And remember: Slim Pickens isn't acting, he really did talk and dress like that.
* '''The Gamers trilogy'''
* '''Snatch'''
* '''Tropic Thunder'''
* '''Spaceballs'''
* '''Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure'''
* '''Attack the Gas Station'''