Since most have time on thier hands,

Three words. The Big Lebowiski. If you haven't watched it, do so. Then watch it two more times.

Others
Raising Arizona , O Brother Where Art Though?,Fargo and Hudsucker proxy (all mentioned and all funny)
also
High Anxiety (my favorite Mel Brooks)
The Party (Peter Sellers)
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Fletch (always a laugh, and 100 quotable lines)
Little Miss Sunshine
Dr. Strangelove
Midnight Run (DeNiro and Grodin are great together)
S.O.B. (Blake Edwards)

There are a couple of movies that might have been under the radar (at least for younger folks) that I've enjoyed. The other three I'm sure everyone has seen.

1. Once Upon a Time in the West:
Henry Fonda, who was always portrayed as a "good guy, fatherly type" character in Hollywood, plays an absolute badass.

2. Midnight Cowboy:
At the time, this movie was rated X, and was the only one to ever win "Best Picture" It would be a stretch to be rated R these days.

3. Unforgiven
4. Goodfellas
5. El Camino

Chase wanted us to list Comedies first. All good films ( well can't speak for the last one) but if you are counting any of these as comedic, you have a VERY dark sense of humor.

Ah misread the post, my bad.

I'm going to post the 5 comedies I never skip when it comes on a rerun. Might not be my favorites, but I seem to rewatch over and over in cable, never changing the channel.

Dodgeball
Something about Mary
Blazing Saddles
Spaceballs
Army of Darkness

Here are mine

COMEDY
The Producers (1968 version)
Zoolander
A Night at the Opera
Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios
The Naked Gun

Dramas
Blood Simple
Casablanca
The Shape of Water
Y Tu Mama Tambien
Central Station

Horror
Silence of the Lambs
Night of the Living Dead
12 Monkeys
The Crazies
The Texas Chainsaw Masacre

UNDERRATED
Prisoners- gyllenhall/jackman. Crafty, put my emotions on a roller coaster especially as a parent
Day of the Jackal- the original 1973 movie not the Willis/Pottier garbage
Headhunters- quirky and funny, slightly Tarantino-esque euro movie
A Quiet Place- found myself “thinking” how I could exist in this situation
No Way Out-Costner and Hackman, a little more well known but underrated still

People have really bad reading comprehension around here

People have really bad reading comprehension around here

Uh huh.

Back to the Comedy......

I agree with Midnight Run that was posted earlier. Grodin is Great.
The Jerk - "That's all I need" is a catchphrase at my house.
This is Spinal Tap; Best in Show - Improv at it's best supervised by Christopher Guest
The Princess Bride - The Hero's Journey with pratfalls.
Some Like it Hot - Marilyn!

"That's all I need" gets used quite a bit around my place too.

My favorite comedies:

Groundhog Day
Jekyll and Hyde Together Again
Death at a Funeral
The Graduate
Night Shift