Everybody could use a laugh nowadays. And, with Netflix’s ever-rotating comedy section, find something to escape the news. There is some original range that is here to stay, but what about other comedy movies from different studios that come and go on the platform? How to keep track of where to find laughter? We’re here to help with this list of the best comedies currently on Netflix. Now you will know exactly what to watch on Netflix.
Mixed by Erry
Sydney Sibilia’s latest film on Netflix explores the power of music and its ability to bring joy to the masses in a slightly unconventional way. The movie tells the dramatic story of the Frattasio brothers, led by Enrico “Erry” Frattasio, and their journey from DJs to building a piracy empire that brought international music to millions of Italians in the late ’70s and throughout the ’80s. It depicts the rise and fall of the brothers and delves into the intricate details of their lives.
A Tourist’s Guide to Love
“A Tourist’s Guide to Love” is a film that may have its flaws but possesses a quiet charm that is sure to captivate fans of the romance genre. For those less inclined towards romance, it still offers an entertaining diversion. The movie centers around an American travel executive who, through her work, finds herself in Vietnam. It is there that she encounters a free-spirited tour guide who introduces her to a beautifully adventurous way of life, allowing her to see the world through a different lens.
The Perfect Find
“The Perfect Find” has recently premiered on Netflix, captivating audiences with its delightful blend of romantic comedy elements. Starring renowned actors Gabrielle Union and Keith Powers, the film revolves around Jenna, a magazine editor in New York City whose life takes an unexpected turn after being publicly dismissed. As Jenna embarks on a new professional journey, she finds herself entangled in a blossoming romance with Eric, a talented videographer at her new workplace. Filled with a captivating dynamic between the protagonists, this rom-com promises a delightful blend of opposites attracting and heartwarming moments that viewers are raving about. Keith’s portrayal of Eric has garnered particular praise, leaving audiences completely enamored with the character. It’s safe to say that “The Perfect Find” is a must-watch for any fan of the genre.
All the Places
A sweet sibling dynamic is showcased in “All the Places,” according to critic Amanda Guarragi. The film explores the concept that siblings can learn from each other’s different perspectives. The story revolves around two siblings who haven’t seen each other in 15 years, attempting to heal their relationship while embarking on a long-awaited motorcycle road trip through Mexico following their father’s passing. The cast includes Anna Serradilla, Mauricio Ochmann, Ana Claudia Talancón, and Diana Bovio.
You People
With abundant awkward humor, “You People” delves into a culture clash from within, compelling its Black and white characters to confront uncomfortable subjects. Jonah Hill and Lauren London portray a relatable couple, while their interactions with their eccentric parents (particularly Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Eddie Murphy) provide hilarious moments. This film seamlessly fits the romantic comedy genre, offering a fresh take by replacing familiar elements and exploring new dimensions.
Your Place or Mine
Debbie and Peter, two individuals who couldn’t be more different, share a strong bond as best friends. While Debbie finds comfort in her routine alongside her son in LA, Peter thrives on the excitement of change in New York. When they decide to switch houses and lives for a week, they come to realize that what they thought they wanted might not be what they truly need. The cast of “Your Place or Mine” includes Reese Witherspoon, Ashton Kutcher, Jesse Williams, Zoë Chao, Wesley Kimmel, Griffin Matthews, Rachel Bloom, Shiri Appleby, Vella Lovell, Tig Notaro, and Steve Zahn. Explore their characters in the casting guide.
Murder Mystery 2
The story for children often emphasizes values such as courage, teamwork, self-expression, pursuing dreams, and the significance of relationships with friends and family. “The Magician’s Elephant” offers a rare element not commonly found in films for all ages: the importance of critical thinking in problem-solving. Through Peter’s encounter with a fortune teller, he learns to shape his questions to receive the most helpful responses, accept assistance, learn from failures, explore alternative possibilities, and consider the needs of others. These essential elements are beautifully portrayed in the story.
The Out-Laws
Owen Browning, portrayed by Adam Devine, is a conventional bank manager on the brink of matrimony with his beloved, Parker, played by Nina Dobrev. As fate would have it, his wedding week takes an unexpected turn when his bank becomes the target of the notorious Ghost Bandits. Suspicions arise as Owen’s newly arrived in-laws, portrayed by Pierce Brosnan and Ellen Barkin, seem to fit the description of the outlaws.
In a recent interview, Devine, who also serves as a producer for the film, shared his character’s predicament, stating, “Click, click, there’s a gun to my head, and my bank is being held hostage, and my bank is being robbed.” Determined to unravel the truth, Owen must confront the question of whether his in-laws are involved or if it’s merely a misunderstanding.
They Cloned Tyrone
Jamie Foxx has tackled superheroes and vampires on Netflix, and now he is entering the realm of clones. In the film “They Cloned Tyrone,” the Oscar winner joins forces with John Boyega and Teyonah Parris to expose a government conspiracy. Each member of the group brings their own set of skills and experiences. Foxx, known for his noteworthy performances, Boyega, who has taken on stormtroopers and aliens, and Parris, fresh off her success in “Candyman” and “WandaVision,” make for a uniquely qualified team. Directed by Juel Taylor, this timely and mind-bending conspiracy thriller is set to captivate audiences.
We Have a Ghost
“We Have a Ghost” entertains itself with various elements, including a stalker dressed like Jesus, an exciting car chase, and an unlikely romance between Kevin and his eccentric neighbor, Joy. However, the film meanders excessively, taking unnecessary detours, like a grand car chase, on its way to an emotionally unsatisfying climax. As the narrative progresses, it becomes increasingly challenging to determine the film’s inherent purpose, but there is a bit of humor mixed in with a sense of dread.
These ten movies are a great way to explore the diverse world of comedies. Whether you’re looking for something lighthearted and fun or something more serious with an underlying message, there’s something here for everyone. So, settle in with a bowl of popcorn, your favorite streaming device, and get ready to laugh and love your way through these unique stories!
A Man Called Otoo
An American adaptation, “A Man Called Otto” emerges as a poignant and heartwarming rendition of the 2015 Swedish comedy-drama film, “A Man Called Ove.” Directed by Hannes Holm and based on the beloved novel by Fredrik Backman, this cinematic masterpiece introduces us to Otto, portrayed by the exceptional Tom Hanks. With a captivating blend of humor and drama, the film delves into themes of grief, loss, love, and the transformative power of human connections.
If you’re looking for a comedy-drama on Netflix that seamlessly blends laughter with deep emotional resonance, “A Man Called Otto” is an absolute must-watch. Prepare to embark on an emotional journey of redemption that will leave you both uplifted and profoundly moved.
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