The Best Funny Movies to Watch on Youtube
If you’re in need of cherring up with some side-splitting hilarity, we can help. Here’s a mixed bag of the funniest movies and shows to stream right now, from dark comedies to witty satire and beyond.
With the anonymity of the internet, it’s hard to trust that the stranger on the other side would be a good person. There’s catfishers and scammers and trolls, oh my! Once in a while, however, you do meet someone cool. Bob Trevino Likes It was inspired by a real life friendship writer-director Tracie Laymon had, […]
Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff teams up in this delightful interracial gay romcom.
Ghosts compete for relevancy in this unique and wholesome supernatural horror comedy.
A rock band tries to break out in this humorous take on the social drama.
An expectedly sunny, funny film about childhood grief led by a charismatic young breakout .
This 90s-set summer flick unapologetically (and joyfully) embraces the conventions of its genre.
This riotous mishmash of influences still feels utterly original thanks to some ingenious writing and a whirlwind central performance.
This heartwarming tale of friendship and motherhood is packed with Ilana Glazer’s signature absurd and acerbic wit.
A low-key study of a refugee's survivor's guilt that balances tender poignancy with deadpan humor.
A mother makes it up to her daughter in this delightful, colorful comedy of errors.
A strangely ethical vampire uniquely finds her fangs in this quirky, playful teen romcom.
Energetic superhero holiday fun whose animation is bursting with visual personality.
Made with obvious love, this riotous shot of mockumentary joy also has a surprisingly sincere heart.
A cuddly killer comedy thriller that nabs at social media addiction with the irony it deserves.
Wise, funny, and utterly relatable, this mediation on the merits of white lies and bitter truths is a delightful piece of work.
A tender and surprisingly sunny — though never sugarcoating — adult drama about childlessness.
A refreshingly absurdist take on superhero movies, courtesy of a singular cinematic mind.
A surprisingly fresh and very French comedy of errors (if cheating is indeed erroneous).
This fun comedy-drama is about Bridget, a 34-year-old who hasn’t quite got it all figured out, but at least she’s trying: after terminating an accidental pregnancy, she gets herself a summer gig as a nanny for a fearless six-year-old by the name of Frances. Tackling a myriad of “taboo” topics including abortion, menstruation, and depression, […]
A supremely weird teen movie with an embarrassment of committed comedic performers.
An excellent introduction to the screen legend, as smooth as Old Stone Face himself.
Stories are only called tales when they can’t be called true. Of course, it’s easy to give that designation when the story in question has magic, myth, and morals. But the six shorts comprising Tales from the Golden Age could mirror the mishaps that could happen anywhere, specifically under a regime steadily losing its hold […]
It’s not the most original mystery out there, nor the most rousing feminist piece, but Wicked Little Letters’ robust performances make it well worth watching.
An entertaining portrait of the creation of Cyrano and its iconic French playwright.
