More Similar british black comedies
I love this movie along with hot fuzz and shuan of the dead. Anyone more like them? Also was a fan of Hitchhiker's Guide of the Galaxy.
shareI love this movie along with hot fuzz and shuan of the dead. Anyone more like them? Also was a fan of Hitchhiker's Guide of the Galaxy.
shareThanks, Hot Fuzz is the next movie for me.
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You should try the tv show Black Books, hilarious. Bill Bailey is amazing and Dylan Moran in the lead - hysterical! Bill Bailey is often on QI which you can find on youtube. Do what I do, find an actor that intrigues you then find other things that they've done and continue on. Have you watched Spaced? Spaced is the show that brought Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost together as a comedy force, though Jessica Hynes nee Stevenson helped make the show groundbreaking.
shareI know this thread is several years old, but after seeing the movies listed in your post, I just have to say I absolutely love every one of them.
I just watched Death at a Funeral for the first time tonight. I do enjoy British comedies, but I wasn't quite sure what to expect with this one. TBH I was just scrolling through the Amazon Prime app to find something to fall asleep to. Well needless to say, I did not fall asleep. I enjoyed absolutely every second of this movie and was crying with laughter. This has just made the list of my favorites, which doesn't often happen after just one viewing.
The World's End is a good one, try Four Lions, Guest House Paradiso, and Meaning of Life (Monty Python)
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Some good movies recommended here, but I don't think any of them resemble "Death at a Funeral" (2007) in style.
A closer match would be the old Ealing Studios comedies like "The Ladykillers" (1955), though the modern film benefits from more liberal censorship regulations.
Withnail and I
Trainspotting
Twin Town
A Fish Called Wanda
Human Traffic
In Bruges
These all have a similar take of regular life mixed with a surreal situation.
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