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Five Great Comedies You Need To See
By Kenneth W Malcom
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Last edited: Saturday, December 11, 2010
Posted: Saturday, December 11, 2010

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Five great classic movies you have probably never seen, but need to.

I love a good movie. I really do. Today's offerings, however, rarely pique my interest enough to get me to the theater, or even rent the DVD. The movies Hollywood cranks out nowadays are recycled one hundred ways and repackaged to make them palatable to the masses. Comedies are rarely funny anymore. Horror movies are all about trying to out-gore the last movie (the Saw franchise, anyone?). As for action films, the template is the same: blow some stuff up, cast a hot babe in a latex catsuit (because that's all guys want to see, right?), and "WRAP IT!"

What happened to the great story lines? What happened to the horror movies that really scared us? When did comedy become fart jokes, bodily functions and F-bombs?

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