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Everyone remembers how funny movies were in the 1980s. And the 1990s. And the 2000s. But what about the 2010s? Contrary to what some might say, the second decade of the 21st century has its own share of classic comedies. But which are actually the greatest of all time?
While comedies in the 2000s saw a resurgence in raunchiness, it also saw a shift in tone and cadence for humor. Movies like Wedding Crashers, Napoleon Dynamite, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, and Superbad changed the vibe of R-rated comedies. The 2010s picked up the baton and kept certain trends and talent going, but a few mega-hit releases also shook up the status quo. Not only did more women star and take creative lead, but earnestness and sincerity snuck into some of the funniest movies of the decade. Here are 32 of the greatest comedies of the 2010s.
32. The Big Sick (2017)
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31. The Disaster Artist (2017)
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30. Bridesmaids (2011)
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29. Everybody Wants Some!! (2016)
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In 1993, Richard Linklater helmed the ultimate teen summer movie with Dazed and Confused. Decades later in 2016, Linklater tapped into that same wellspring for Everybody Wants Some!!, channeling that same spirit into the first few days of college. In Everybody Wants Some!!, Blake Jenner plays a former high school baseball star who strikes up an immediate friendship with his fellow collegiate teammates. Described as one of the greatest hangout movies in the modern era, Everybody Wants Some!! transforms bawdy bro antics into tender celebrations of fleeting joy. In other words: It’s about hilarious dudes who have big hearts, and Everybody Wants Some!! invites us all to get a piece of the action.
28. Booksmart (2019)
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Sitting behind the director’s chair for the first time, Olivia Wilde knocked it out of the park with Booksmart, a new entry to the canon of greatest teen comedies. Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever co-star as two Ivy League-bound girls on the verge of high school graduation who decide to finally party it up and make up for lost time. This kicks off one crazy night where their lives change forever. A critically lauded movie celebrated for its own spin on raunchy teen comedies, Booksmart makes the honor roll as one of the best of the 2010s.
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27. Easy A (2010)
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26. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010)
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25. Goon (2011)
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24. The Lego Movie (2014)
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When The Lego Movie came out, everything was awesome. After Phil Lord and Christopher Miller proved their cinematic comedy chops with Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs and 21 Jump Street, the duo unleashed their acclaimed animated family comedy The Lego Movie. Hailed for its stunning animation (especially its faithful recreation of how kids actually play with Lego bricks), excellent voice acting – including Parks & Recreation’s Chris Pratt as the wholesome, if naive everybrick protagonist – and triumphant tale about underdog heroes, The Lego Movie exceeded low expectations as a mere “toy movie” to be something so much more.
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23. Ted (2012)
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The best friend a boy could have is his teddy bear. The best friend a man could have is… his teddy bear, who has a foul mouth and a thing for girls with “Lynn” in their names. From writer/director Seth McFarlane, 2012’s Ted follows the distressing friendship between 30-something slacker John (Mark Wahlberg) and his miraculous talking teddy bear, Ted (McFarlane). After brief celebrity status in the 1980s, John and Ted now languish as unambitious buds and roommates, and their relationship gets tested when John’s girlfriend Lori (Mila Kunis) wants things to be more serious. One would assume an R-rated movie from the creator of Family Guy would wear out its hilarious premise, but Ted is actually super stuffed with heart and humor.
22. Pain & Gain (2013)
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21. Horrible Bosses (2011)
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20. This Is the End (2013)
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At the height of Hollywood’s new class of dude comedy stars, actors Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, James Franco, Craig Robinson, and Jonah Hill played fictionalized versions of themselves in the outrageous apocalypse comedy This Is the End. During a party at Franco’s L.A. mansion, the biblical rapture unfolds and hell’s minions are unleashed all across Burbank. While most of the movie documents the hilarious efforts of these pampered movie stars to stay sane – including staging their own crude sequel to 2008’s Pineapple Express – This Is the End soon becomes a laugh riot of a survival horror where it’s every A-lister for themselves.
19. The Other Guys (2010)
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18. Long Shot (2019)
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17. The Night Before (2015)
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‘Twas the night before Christmas, and somewhere in New York, three friends are stirring for some booze to uncork. One of the greatest if also most underrated grown-up Christmas comedy of the 2010s, The Night Before stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen, and Anthony Mackie as best friends who, on account of growing up, decide to end their annual Christmas traditions on a high note – including an invitation to the debaucherous Nutcracker Ball. While The Night Before has all the R-rated antics one might expect, there’s actually a lot of serious feelings in its story about learning to move on without having to actually let go. The Night Before isn’t just a funny movie, but one of the funniest Christmas movies you’ll ever find under the tree.
16. Lady Bird (2017)
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15. Swiss Army Man (2016)
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14. Blockers (2018)
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13. The Art of Self-Defense (2019)
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12. Deadpool (2016)
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11. Sorry to Bother You (2018)
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Boots Riley takes on race, class, and privilege in his searing cultural satire Sorry to Bother You, released in 2018. LaKeith Stanfield stars as a telemarketer named Cassius who discovers he has a secret power – an alternate voice that makes him sound like a white man. Cassius uses this newfound ability to skyrocket to success at his job, even currying favor with his unstable CEO (Armie Hammer). All the while, his friends and co-workers band together to form a union in protest to their corporate overlords. Beyond its vibe of a satirical newspaper political cartoon, Sorry to Bother You entertains with its legitimately hysterical gags and intelligent jabs at modern America’s general inelegance.
10. Hail, Caesar! (2015)
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9. Crazy, Stupid, Love (2010)
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In a time when romantic comedies were passé, Crazy, Stupid, Love had us feeling butterflies again. Half romantic comedy and halfbro-mantic comedy, Crazy, Stupid, Love stars Steve Carrell as a divorced man in his forties who turns to handsome ladies’ man Jacob (Ryan Gosling) to help him get back into the dating pool. But while Jacob grooms Carrell’s helpless bachelor, Jacob starts to question his ways when he begins developing real feelings for a lively young woman, Hannah (Emma Stone). Crazy, Stupid, Love didn’t reinvent the romantic comedy, but it practically perfected the formula just in time before the genre vanished for the rest of the decade.
8. Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (2016)
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A brilliant parody of pop star documentaries full of catchy songs you can’t sing in public, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping should have dominated the box office. The brainchild of The Lonely Island, Popstar chronicles the rise and fall of Connor4Real (Andy Samberg), a former boy band rapper turned solo act. (Think Justin Timberlake meets Justin Bieber, with a healthy dash of Macklemore.) While Popstar unfortunately bombed in theaters, the movie is a nonstop laugh riot that never stops never stopping.
7. What We Do in the Shadows (2014)
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Before it was an FX hit, What We Do in the Shadows was an outrageous (and outlandish) Kiwi comedy from writer/director Taika Waititi. Like its spin-off TV show (of which they share the same continuity), What We Do in the Shadows follows vampire roommates who share a house in modern day Wellington in New Zealand. While the characters in the movie are different from the US-centric series, the story and overall vibe remains the same: Howexactlydo vampires live in the age of electricity and the internet? What We Do in the Shadows was wildly popular with critics when it was released in 2014, offering something different in the aftermath of the Twilight franchise. It put Waititi on the fast-track to Marvel success, and of course, spawned a sinfully delicious TV darling that’s changed how we all say “New York City.”
6. Knives Out (2019)
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Not long after Rian Johnson divided the Star Wars fandom with his 2017 epic The Last Jedi, the writer/director divided a family of rich jerks in his delectable murder mystery comedy Knives Out. Featuring a star-studded ensemble, the movie follows a live-in nurse (Ana de Armas) who is thrust into the center of a family feud when her patient, a famous crime author (Christopher Plummer), dies and leaves her the inheritor of his wealth. Tasked with solving the mystery of the author’s murder is gentleman detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig, clearly having fun in a role that isn’t James Bond). A handsome homage to Agatha Christie mysteries with abundant autumn vibes, Knives Out makes family bickering and insults a hilarious time.
5. A Stupid and Futile Gesture (2018)
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4. 21 Jump Street (2012)
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If not for Johnny Depp, the 1980s television show 21 Jump Street would be a footnote in the big textbook of pop culture. But directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, along with stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, gave 21 Jump Street renewed relevance in their balls-to-the-wall reboot. True to the premise of the show, 21 Jump Street follows two former classmates who now work together as cops. They are given a chance to redo their high school years when a case forces them to pose as students to snuff out a crime ring. Tatum and Hill pass with honors in this high energy high school action-comedy. Due to the movie’s success, a sequel came in 2014, along with plans for a crossover withSony’s other action-comedy franchise, Men in Black, before they were ultimately scrapped.
3. The Nice Guys (2016)
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2. The World’s End (2013)
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1. Game Night (2018)
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2Arcs review: “A whole lot of game in a small package”
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