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Season 3 airing now!
The Funniest Movie Ever dives into the world of comedy movies to find the ultimate laugh-out-loud film with new comedies every Wednesday. Join hosts Chaps and Ripp for hilarious reviews, epic debates, and fun movie trivia on their quest to crown the funniest movie ever. Whether you're into romcoms, slapstick comedies, stoner flicks, quirky indies, or legendary classics, we plan to watch them all. Each season will wrap with a head-to-head bracket-style debate to name a season champ.
Send movie suggestions to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
The Funniest Movie Ever dives into the world of comedy movies to find the ultimate laugh-out-loud film with new comedies every Wednesday. Join hosts Chaps and Ripp for hilarious reviews, epic debates, and fun movie trivia on their quest to crown the funniest movie ever. Whether you're into romcoms, slapstick comedies, stoner flicks, quirky indies, or legendary classics, we plan to watch them all. Each season will wrap with a head-to-head bracket-style debate to name a season champ.
Send movie suggestions to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
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The guys are back with the last sequel of the season, Clerks 2 (15:45). But first in What're You Watching: Ripp tries The Amateur (Rami Malek) and heads to the drive-in for Freakier Friday (Lindsay Lohan, Jamie Lee Curtis). Chaps had a slow week in movies but dove into some TV with Star Trek Strange New Worlds (Ansel Mount, Ethan Peck, Christina Chong) and old seasons of Survivor. We also have some messages from friends at the Ah My Guys podcast. Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
The guys find the last movie of the season ahead of the bracket finale–it's Monty Python and the Holy Grail (8:10). But first in What're You Watching: Ripp dives into Platonic season 2 (Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne) and catches a movie in the park, 10 Things I Hate About You (Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles). Chaps charts into season 3 of Star Trek Strange New Worlds and watches Daniel Day Lewis and Paul Dano slap a lot in There Will Be Blood. Look for a promo of our bracket finale episode coming soon. Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
Get a load of the S.H.I.T. we found in the bargain bin this week, it's Accepted (12:14). But first in What're You Watching: Chaps finishes his rewatch of Stranger Things in prep for season 5 and he saw Zach Cregger's Weapons (Julia Garner, Josh Brolin). Ripp gets started on Mike Judge's King of the Hill revamp. Then we're back with a new RERUNS: Undergrads S1E1 (1:25:21). Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
This week Ripp and Chaps talk about Friendship (13:43), another movie from That New New division. But first in What're You Watching: Ripp makes Chaps talk more about Dragon Ball Super, then Chaps shares his thoughts on Fantastic Four First Steps (Vanessa Kirby, Pedro Pascal). Then Ripp tells us about Sacramento (Michael Cera, Kristen Stewart). Plus, RERUNS returns (1:18:14) with I Think You Should Leave S2E1. We also have some messages from friends at the Ah My Guys podcast. Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
That New New division takes a foray into independent comedy, Hundreds of Beavers (17:05). It was made in the woods of northern Wisconsin and is inspired by the early days of film making — do yourself a favour and just watch it, you will not regret it. But first, in What're You Watching: Ripp preps for the King of the Hill (Mike Judge) revamp and watches Ronin (Robert De Niro, Jean Reno) for the first time. Chaps' Dragon Ball Super rewatch comes to a close and he saw James Gunn's Superman (David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan) twice! We also have a trailer for The Neverending Watchlist Movie Podcast, friends of the show from the UK. Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
One more for The Good, The Bad, and Dadly division, it's the original The Naked Gun starring Leslie Nielsen, Priscilla Presley, & George Kennedy (16:24). Then, it's time for a new movie review because we saw our boy Neeses Pieces, the Liam Neeson, in The Naked Gun (2025) also starring Paul Walter Hauser and Pamela Anderson (1:04:58). But first in What're You Watching: Chaps checked out Warfare ( Will Poulter, Joseph Quinn) and he finished Andor season 2 (Diego Luna, Stellan Skarsgård). Then Ripp tells us about the latest season of Big Mouth (Nick Kroll, John Mulaney) and The Rehearsal season 2 (Nathan Fielder). We also have a trailer for The Neverending Watchlist Movie Podcast, friends of the show from the UK. Have a listen at: (55:15). Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
It's game on with Grandma's Boy this week, plus an all new edition of RERUNS featuring South Park. But first, What're You Watching: Ripp finishes Tires season 2 (Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben) and rewatches the classic Back to the Future (Michael J Fox, Christopher Lloyd). And Chaps watched around 9 hours of movies with Dune 1 and 2 (Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya) and Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon). Then it's time to dive into Grandma's Boy to see if it holds up after nearly 20 years (15:35). Finally, we wrap things up with a chat about season 5 episode 7 "Towelie" of South Park on RERUNS (1:20:17).Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
We're going back...to college! This week we'll be covering 22 Jump Street. But first, What're You Watching: Ripp tried a new movie, Mountainhead (Steve Carell, Ramy Youssef). Chaps checked out sci-fi slasher Companion (Sophie Thatcher, Jack Quaid) and a rewacth of Top Gun: Maverick (Tom Cruise, Miles Teller). Then, we break down 22 Jump Street and discuss whether this sequel out shines the original (6:39). Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
Chaps and Ripp find themselves up river on today's episode. We're talking Without a Paddle, plus stay til the end for a new segment called Reruns where we cover episodes of our favourite comedy shows. But first, this week in What're You Watching: Ripp tries something new in Old Dads (Bill Burr) and then shares gripes with new game show The Floor (Rob Lowe). Chaps got out to see Thunderbolts (Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan) and shares his thoughts on the MCU. Then we get into our Bargain Bin movie: Without a Paddle (13:26) and end things with the premiere of Reruns (1:07:13)! Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
This week we're talking Ricky Stanicky, another banger from That New New division. But first, this week in What're You Watching: Chaps gives us a progress update on his Dragon Ball Z rewatch and his thoughts on Crimson Tide (Denzel Washington, Gene Hackman). Ripp goes to the Vatican with Conclave (Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci) and gives his take on a Four Brothers (Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson) rewatch. Then, it's time for our discussion of the man, the myth, the legend Ricky Stanicky (11:51). We top things off with a good old round of Writer's Room (1:16:51). Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
The Good, the Bad, and the Dadly category debuts with Spaceballs! But first, before we venture into this sci-fi parody we cover What're You Watching: Survivor, Summer House, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Andor season 1, and Havoc with Tom Hardy. Then it's time to visit a galaxy far, far away from trademarks with Spaceballs (9:30). We wrap things up with a chat about the Spaceballs 2 teaser (1:03:25) and a game of Assemble an Ensemble (1:09:18). Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
We're kicking of the sequels division with American Pie 2! But first, the guys cover What're You Watching: Star Wars The Phantom Menace & Attack of the Clones, MacGruber, One of Them Days, and Sinners! Then it's time for summer break in American Pie 2 (10:44) and Ripp introduces a new game to wrap things up: Assemble and Ensemble (1:14:03).Don't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
If you love Cage as much as us, you're in for a treat. This week we cover The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. But first, What're You Watching (1:09) gets us started: The Nice Guys, Twins, Daredevil Born Again, The Last of Us season 2. Then we go off the deep end the meta-ful acid trip that is The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (9:25). Finally, Writer's Room makes its season two return (1:12:00). -LA Times articleDon't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
The Funniest Movie Ever is back! Season two kicks off with The 40 Year-Old Virgin. After some season two show notes, catch up with Ripp and Chaps during What're You Watching (3:15): Grind, Death of a Unicorn, The Fugitive, and Apple TV's The Studio. Then it's time to talk The 40 Year-Old Virgin (11:53). Writer's Room returns next week, thanks for listening!- North Hollywood PilotDon't forget, you can see more movie reviews from us on Letterboxd @RippFromThePod & @TheChappening. Plus, keep up to date with all things the pod on Instagram @TheFunniestMovieEver. We love feedback and movie suggestions, join our subreddit @ r/TheFunniestMovieEver. Leave a comment or write to thisisthefunniestmovieever@gmail.com.
Yeah baby, the pod is back! This week, we're talking Austin Powers International Man of Mystery starring Mike Myers, Elizabeth Hurley, Michael York, Mindy Sterling, Seth Green and Will Ferrell. But first, we cover What're You Watching (0:30): Deadpool & Wolverine, Hot Frosty, Arcane season 2, La La Land, and the How to Train Your Dragon live action trailer. Then it's time to jump into the spy-spoof (10:37) Austin Powers International Man of Mystery to dissect its funniest scenes, best actors, and the spot on writing. Before we go, enjoy another edition of Writer's Room (1:11:52). Austin Powers makes a big play for the funniest movie ever title, but will it win the season?
It's a Christmas movie! This week the guys cover the star studded Home Alone that includes Macaulay Culkin, Catherine O'Hara, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Heard, and John Candy. But first a What’re You Watching recap (0:35): Silo season 2, Star Wars Skeleton Crew, Our Little Secret, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutant Mayhem, and a 4 minute Survivor season 47 tangent. Then it's time for Home Alone (8:50) to cover all things cast and crew, the touching story, and all of the laughs. Is this season 1's funniest movie ever? Tune it to find out.
This week, the guys take on an often forgotten Andy Samberg and Adam Sandler movie, That's My Boy. Before dissecting the comedy (0:41) the guys dive into What're You Watching: their love for The Martian and Matt Damon, air grievances over Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning, Ripp's coming of age double-feature My Old Ass and Ladybird, and the historical short-comings that have nerds in an uproar over Gladiator 2. Then they jump into That's My Boy (10:30), covering all things burritos, Vanilla Ice, and how they've come around on this ridiculous movie. To close out the show is another edition of Writer's Room (1:25:09)Is it the funniest ever? Listen to see how it fares.
This week, the guys cover Jim Carrey's breakout movie based on the subtle art of pet detection, Ace Ventura Pet Detective. Before diving into the career-defining role the guys catch up with What're You Watching (2:07): Mrs. Doubtfire, the fall of kids TV, Scream (2022), Evil Dead Rise, and My Hero Academia. Alrighty then, it's time for Ace Ventura Pet Detective (11:17) with its ridiculous one liners and unforgettable antics. Top the episode off with a little Writer's Room (58:59). Slapstick comedies reigned in the 90s but is this the funniest? Tune in to find out.
Will Forte and Domhnall Gleeson lead Ripp's pick chronicling the birth and mayhem of the National Lampoon, it's A Futile and Stupid Gesture. But first catch up with What're You Watching (0:40): Batman Begins, Crimson Tide, Gladiator 2 trailer, Shane Gillis, a pickleball tangent, and Civil War. Then Chaps and Ripp discuss A Futile and Stupid Gesture including its many bits, the Animal House legacy, and the star studded cast including Will Forte, Domhnall Gleeson, and Joel McHale. After that, wrap things up with Writer's Room (1:08:35). Is this Netflix gem a hidden comedic masterpiece? Maybe, listen and find out.
Chaps and Ripp take on the hottest show on ice, because it’s provocative, Blades of Glory starring Will Ferrell, Jon Heder, Amy Poehler, Will Arnett, Jenna Fischer, and Nick Swardson. But first, a snack bracket and quick What're You Watching recap (0:28): Quiet Place Day One, Sleepy Hollow, The Sopranos, The Order, and Saturday Night. Then it's time to lace up your skates for Blades of Glory (6:27) where the guys cover all things costumes, ice cold rivalries, and the plight of prop designers. Then, top things off with the newest edition of Writer's Room (57:50). Is Blades of Glory the funniest movie ever or just a great sports comedy? Tune in to find out.
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