So we all came down here.

Bush, Clinton, Wilson, all of us.

We got our pictures taken, told you what you wanted to hear, and way pretty much forgot about it.

Welcome to watch Mojo.

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 criminally underrated comedy movies of all time.

Dewey Cox needs to think about his entire life before he plays.

Yes, you're like Yoda.

Yeah, I know.

This'll feels weird.

Are you?

Are you sure this legal?

I don't know.

It's fun, though, Is it?

For this list will be looking at comedy films that tend not to get the attention they richly deserve.

Which hilarious film needs more love?

Let us know in the comments.

Number 10.

They came together.

Well, it's kind of a corny, romantic comedy kind of story.

That's true.

That is true.

Reuniting the director and some of the cast from wet hot American Summer They Came Together suffered a similar fate of mostly being overlooked.

Paul Red and Amy Poehler star in a love story for the Ages, although this movie is more interested in poking fun at romantic comedies than being one Joel.

Wait.

Mm yeah, I might have judged you too harshly at the party.

I know this sounds crazy, but would you like to have a me?

A Coffee with Cup?

Despite being a bit all over the place, they came together, is witty and features an absolutely stacked cast.

There was another character that was just a important as the two of us.

New York City.

Mm.

So New York City is like another character.

Lava leads air.

Tremendous.

Some of the movies biggest laughs come courtesy of supporting characters like Christopher Maloney's Roland and Ed Helms.

Egbert Onley.

Thing I can guess is somebody else must have gone into the bathroom, put my costume on shit in it and left it there.

That is the only logical explanation.

Number nine Kingpin.

Come on, boy.

Full.

The name's not boy, it's Roy, sandwiched between Dumb and Dumber.

And there's something about Mary.

Kingpin is very much a must watch fairly brothers flick, even if it's not always treated as such.

Desperate for a big payday, a former bowler takes a naive Amish guy under his wing, but their journey to Reno proves to be anything but simple Things feels weird.

Yeah.

Are you sure this is illegal?

I don't know.

It's fun, though, isn't it?

While a touch on the long side kingpin is still one hell of a ride and features an especially memorable performance by Bill Murray in the last 17 years that they hadn't gone by, that I haven't thought about what I'd say to you if I ever ran into you.

Uh huh.

I bet.

Hello.

Irreverent, mean spirited, oddly touching and stupidly funny.

Kingpin throws out a surprising amount of curveballs and hits way more strikes than gutter balls.

Number eight Tucker and Dale vs Evil Oh, Howdy, Ho, Officer.

We've had a doozy of a day.

There we were, minding our own business, just doing some chores around the house when kids started killing themselves all over my property.

Now, this is a doozy of a film turning all of the slasher conventions on their heads.

Tucker and Dale vs Evil follows two hillbillies as their plans to renovate their vacation home is interrupted by a group of college students who keep rudely dying all over the property.

There we were.

Yep.

Uh, man in her own business.

Yep, Becky's improvements to my new house, the new house when all of a sudden, out of nowhere, these kids started killing themselves all over my property.

Tucker and Dale vs Evil is a comedy horror that prioritizes laughs over frights, although the film does manage to sneak in a few genuine scares among its many laugh out loud moments, whether it's Halloween or just a random day in the spring, Tucker and Dale vs Evil always hits the spot.

All right, I'm gonna do it right now.

All right, hold on.

Hello?

All right, Now, whatever you say, just smile and laugh.

That shows confidence.

Smiling left.

Okay, do it for our number seven Top secret.

Not remember, Nick.

This is the first time rock music has ever been allowed in this country.

So you're not just a performer.

You're an ambassador representing America from the same minds responsible for Airplane and the Naked Gun.

Siri's top secret is by no means a lesser film in the Zucker Brothers or Jim Abrams filmography.

Ease starring a charismatic Val Kilmer as an Elvis Presley type rock star who ends up fighting in the resistance in East Germany.

Top secret throws out one silly joke after another, with a ridiculous number of them landing eyes.

He all right way to call the other day, and he's just a little horse beat an impromptu tic tac toe match or a singing horse.

Top Secret spoofs everything under the sun and shows there is no such thing as a punchline that's too wacky.

Number six.

Death at a Funeral.

There's a reason so many comedies boiled down toe awful people being horrible to each other.

That formula just works.

If there's anything I could do, Sandra, I don't put your hand there, do you?

Leaves Much Marks 2000 and seven.

Death at a funeral sees brothers, mothers and secret lovers coming together to mourn the death of a family's patriarch, a supposedly sorrowful affair that ends up involving Ah, lot of hallucinogens.

What's going on?

I don't know.

Mhm.

A pitch black comedy.

This film throws anything resembling common decency out the window and is all the better for it.

What the hell is going on?

Someone in E knew it when there's a naked man on the roof and a Peter Dinklage in attendance, any event even a funeral can be turned into a farce.

Number five Bofinger.

At that moment, we and by we I mean me, will be important.

Making a movie is pretty difficult, especially when the lead has no idea he's in it.

A satire of the movie business that brings together the immeasurable talents of Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy, Bofinger tends to be forgotten in discussions of either comedians.

Best works.

It's to Serie Will try to make a movie and not a film.

Martin is delightful as the sleazy but likable Bofinger, a producer who will use every trick in the book to direct a movie.

Murphy also delivers one of his best ever performances, doing double duty as a paranoid Hollywood, a lister and his naive body double.

Does that seem a little dangerous?

A.

No, no way have professional stuntmen doing the driving so you'll be completely safe.

Number four l A story A story set in Los Angeles are a dime a dozen, but there's nothing else quite like l.

A story.

What's this Earthquake?

How strong is it?

Harris E.

Give it a four.

Written by and starring Steve Martin L.

A.

Story chronicles the start of a peculiar but sweet romance between a journalist and a weatherman who happens to have a traffic sign is a wingman showing the realities of Los Angeles while also not ignoring the city's magical alert.

The film finds honesty in its absurdity.

Hi, my name is Bob.

I'll be your Robert.

Hi, How are you?

Thank you very much.

L.

A story presents surreal gags and outlandish scenarios as matter of fact, Lee, as it's quieter moments, allowing them to coexist in perfect harmony.

I should warn you that what I'm old and it might take a little while.

Oh my God, I'm the other day Number three Real life.

Only six of these cameras were ever made.

Only five of them ever worked.

We had four of those.

What's more interesting than reality?

Riel Life's Albert Brooks wants to film something truly authentic and begins a project to document the daily lives of a typical American family.

For an entire year, the Felton's lived in Wisconsin, the Yeager's lived in Arizona.

You spend the winter in Wisconsin.

Naturally, it does not take too long for this experiment to go off the rails, a parody of documentaries and co written and directed by Brooks.

Real Life takes plenty of subtle and not so subtle jabs at the film industry in general publicity.

This is a trucker, driver and a trucker, okay, and there's a few other people.

They're not here right now.

Now, of course, thanks to modern technology, these people really are needed.

But the union makes us take him.

So, folks, we'll see if the premier, while quite loose on plot real life, makes up for it.

With plenty of memorable sequences and an unflinching commitment to seeing its premise through to the bitter end, I never thought I'd say this.

The studio is right.

The audience loves fake.

They crave fake number two Waiting for Guffman generally Christopher Guest and Eugene Levy's collaborations air a safe bet when it comes to high quality ensemble comedies.

Where I'm having a problem is, sometimes the horse comes out and I can't get past the Cow.

The first of many great showcases of the duo's talent from documentaries Waiting for Guffman focuses in a small town staging a theater show that might attract attention from a New York bigwig.

The Oppenheimer organization is delighted to inform you that it will be sending a representative Mr Morton Guffman to view the production and enlighten us with his comments.

Be it the slightly delusional Albertsons, the ambitious director, quirky or the scientific UFO expert Waiting for Guffman fills Blaine with colorful characters that never lose their humanity despite their quirks.

Witty, charming and intelligent, Waiting for Guffman is improvisational comedy at its best.

Bring bartering for ring for boring boring.

Before we unveil our number one pick, here are a few honorable mentions Black Dynamite because the blaxploitation genre was seldom this funny.

Freeze turkeys dirty work.

Because if you like Norm McDonald's brand of comedy, this film is a must watch.

It smells like fish in here.

What is that?

What was that some sort of signal?

Uh, is that a signal?

You wearing a wire?

No, it really does smell like fish in here, Jeff, because we're doll is a treasure.

And when the film hits, it hits hard theme man who knew too little?

Because Bill Murray as an accidental spy is a solid enough concept for a few laughs.

You wanna tell me what you think you were doing, sir?

Well, back in the straightaway, 95.

I could have gone faster, but I lost you.

What about Bob?