My Favorite R-Rated Comedies

You have two different types of comedies, and it will sound so general: PG-13-rated and R-rated comedies. Sometimes, you want to have some taste and class in some comedies. But, also, sometimes, you want to mix it up and watch something different: so why not an R-rated raunchiest with some crass humor and profanity? I have to admit that I still look for some freshness and banter between the main stars to drive that R-rated comedy forward because profanity itself does not make the whole movie funnier. It makes the movie tiring such as Sausage Party, a marginally good movie that was a bit disappointing.

However, I have not gotten through a list of my favorite R-rated comedies and I have to admit, nowadays, a good R-rated comedy is hard to come by. So, here are my favorites:

Caddyshack

Coming to America

National Lampoon's Vacation

Trading Places

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

The 40-Year-Old Virgin

Office Space

This is the End

The Big Lebowski

The Hangover

A Fish Called Wanda

Bridesmaids

21 Jump Street/22 Jump Street

Wedding Crashers

Tropic Thunder

Superbad

This is Spinal Tap

Animal House

Old School

Horrible Bosses

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