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Oh yeah, I hated the moment. And yeah,

Hugh is great in PAN. His pantomime villain is great fun.

What was wrong with it? I mean yeah, it was a bit big and loud, but it fitted with the character of Blackbeard, who just wants to put on a show. Might want to put in spoilers btw. Couldn't really care less, the movie has been altered so that the different factions of Neverland bear little resemblance to anyone from the real world. So no Red Indians.

47. 101 POINTS "You still look like an ass to me." Released: 2004 Director: Andrew Adamson, Kelly Asbury & Conrad Vernon The biggest computer-animated ticket seller ever released has almost enough pop culture references as it has made dollars - clearly enough to satisfy you lot, anyway. SHREK 2 isn't holding out for a hero, for it has engraved its own initial on our list at rank #47.

#JEALOUSY #DONT MAKE ME KILL YOU

Yep. And Transylvania is in its second week of previews... just bizarre. Which means HT2's opening weekend will be of 7 days, which is silly.

Pan's music is terrific and one of my favourites of the year too. Everything about the film is great tbh. I fell asleep for 10 mins near the end as I was tired, gonna watch the movie again at some point.

The Walk = innovative but flawed Sicario = dull dreck Hotel Transylvania 2 = not unenjoyable Pan = imaginative fun That's my take on the releases this weekend.

48. 99 POINTS "That's the mother- that's the gentleman that had me busted!" Released: 1982 Directed by: John Landis Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd, and John Landis? These three modern comedy icons are frequently considered masters of the genre, so it's no surprise to see the collaboration between them is so well liked; TRADING PLACES bet correctly, marking #48 on our list.

He should. Ethan should really get into Ingmar Bergman's movies.

Really enjoyed this. Shame that it's bombing, it's a proper family adventure movie.

What a load of rubbish.

49. 98 POINTS "It's the same old story. Boy finds girl, boy loses girl, girl finds boy, boy forgets girl, boy remembers girl, girl dies in tragic blimp accident over the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day." Released: 1988 Directed by David Zucker The first film to shoot up our list from ZAZ - and, as you might imagine, not the last - is the frenetic THE NAKED GUN: FROM THE FILES OF POLICE SQUAD! at #49.

he speaks the truth. HOOK is the only good Pan film, so far.

50. 97 POINTS "I'm gonna give ya to the count of ten to get ya ugly, yella, no-good keista off my property, before I pump your guts full of lead!" Released: 1990 Directed by Chris Columbus Arguably the most successful family comedy of all time, Chris Columbus's first blockbuster HOME ALONE invades our list at #50. It's fun for all the family - well, except Kevin.

Thanks everyone who sent a list in - after a meek initial response, a short delay provoked lots of you to write some rather great lists of your favourite comedies. Humour is arguably one of the most subjective, personal aspects of entertainment, so hopefully these top 50 should please lots of you - and annoy even more. I hope some of you revisited a few movies, and if not, then this is the perfect time to watch something new. So, I present: OUR FIFTY FUNNIEST FILMS Line on the left, one rank each.

PAN might be bombing domestic but it is going to do really well in China, as they love child worker slaves over there.

The athletes are coming, the athletes are coming!

Every studio has off years. At least it's better than Sony.

^ I just watched the trailer and realised that the film probably has nothing in common with the original book. Looks like a boring action zombie flick, it has the chance to be a funny satire so I'll give it the benefit of the doubt for now.

Hmm. The whole terrible accent and painfully awkward narration, the movie was bordering on self-parody thanks to Levitt.

See it in 3D at the cinema or don't bother at all. Seriously. And I don't think I've said that about any movie before.

Dude. Watch the film before saying "fuck this film".