What is the best comedy of the 1990s?

By YPB Team

From gross-out hits to deadpan cult favorites, the '90s comedy lineup runs the full spectrum — some absurd, some clever, all quotable. Which made you laugh hardest?

Home Alone — ranked #11
Home Alone
Chris Columbus's 1990 perennial holiday favorite about an eight-year-old accidentally left behind who must defend his home from bumbling burglars.
Groundhog Day — ranked #22
Groundhog Day
Harold Ramis's 1993 ingeniously funny Bill Murray vehicle about a cynical weatherman forced to relive the same day over and over.
The Big Lebowski — ranked #33
The Big Lebowski
The Coen Brothers' 1998 shaggy cult classic following the Dude, a laid-back slacker entangled in a surreal kidnapping plot.
Mrs. Doubtfire — ranked #44
Mrs. Doubtfire
Chris Columbus's 1993 Robin Williams showcase about a father who disguises himself as a female housekeeper to spend time with his kids.
Dumb and Dumber — ranked #55
Dumb and Dumber
The Farrelly Brothers' 1994 spectacularly dumb road comedy starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels as two clueless best friends.
Clueless — ranked #66
Clueless
Amy Heckerling's 1995 witty and affectionate Jane Austen-inspired satire set in the glossy world of Beverly Hills high school.
There's Something About Mary — ranked #77
There's Something About Mary
The Farrelly Brothers' 1998 outrageous romantic comedy about a man who hires a private investigator to track down his high school crush.
Office Space — ranked #88
Office Space
Mike Judge's 1999 quietly hilarious cult comedy about three software engineers who scheme to embezzle from their soulless corporation.
Wayne's World — ranked #99
Wayne's World
Penelope Spheeris's 1992 SNL spin-off following two heavy metal fans who produce a local cable access show in their basement.
Four Weddings and a Funeral — ranked #1010
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Mike Newell's 1994 warm-hearted British classic about a charming but commitment-phobic man who repeatedly encounters the same American woman.
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery — ranked #1111
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Jay Roach's 1997 lovingly affectionate spoof of 1960s spy films featuring Mike Myers as a cryogenically frozen British secret agent.
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective — ranked #1212
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
Tom Shadyac's 1994 slapstick debut vehicle that launched Jim Carrey's comedy superstardom as an eccentric animal detective.
American Pie — ranked #1313
American Pie
Paul and Chris Weitz's 1999 raunchy coming-of-age comedy about four high school friends making a pact to lose their virginity before prom.
Rush Hour — ranked #1414
Rush Hour
Brett Ratner's 1998 buddy action-comedy pairing Jackie Chan's Hong Kong detective with Chris Tucker's motor-mouthed LAPD detective.

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