Top Ten Funniest Movies Of All Time Quiz

Answer: The Breakfast Club

'The Breakfast Club' was from 1985 and was directed by John Hughes. It was the saga of five high school students with nothing in common, sharing a Saturday in detention where they learned about each other. Molly Ringwald was Claire, the stuck-up cheerleader who ditched class to go to the mall. Emilio Estevez was Andrew, the jock who was in trouble after playing a prank on a teammate. Anthony Michael Hall was Brian, the smart nerd who was caught with a gun in his locker. Judd Nelson was John, the punk who started a false fire alarm and Ally Sheedy was Allison, the mentally challenged kid who had nothing better to do that day.

Answer: Ferris Bueller's Day Off

'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' was also directed by John Hughes and came out in 1986. Matthew Broderick played Ferris, an enterprising teen who feigned illness to get out of school, taking his girlfriend Sloane and best friend Cameron, with him. His two adversaries were Ed Rooney, his arrogant and distrusting vice-principal and Jeanie, his jealous and confused sister who both tried to foil his plan, but failed miserably.

Answer: They were in a rush and forgot him.

'Home Alone' was released around Christmas time, 1990 and was the last of these movies directed by John Hughes. Macaulay Culkin starred as Kevin, the youngest member of the dysfunctional McCallister family. The night before their trip to Paris, Kevin was banished to the attic after a fight with his older brother Buzz, even though Buzz started it by purposely eating Kevin's pizza.

The next morning, the family woke up late and had to rush to the airport, making it with only seconds to spare. During their haste, they forgot Kevin, and he stayed home in time to fight the Wet Bandits, (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern), a couple of burglars who specialized in robbing houses over the holidays.

It wasn't until the family got on the plane when they realized their mistake and after a few frantic days, came home to spend Christmas with him.

Answer: all of these

'Wayne's World' was released in 1992. Mike Myers and Dana Carvey starred as Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar. The boys had a show which they taped from their basement when a sleazy producer (Rob Lowe), gave them a contract to expand their show for cable access. Meanwhile, he also tried to make advances to Wayne's girlfriend Cassandra, who was the singer of a local band.

Answer: They got involved in a kidnapping.

'Dumb And Dumber' was released in 1994. Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels starred as the not-so-intelligent Lloyd and Harry. Lloyd was a limo driver from Providence who drove a beautiful woman to the airport. He and Harry followed her to Aspen when she dropped the ransom money, believing it was a mistake.

After a series of mishaps and misadventures on the way, they eventually helped track down the kidnappers.

Answer: Black Sheep

'Black Sheep' was released in 1996 and starred Chris Farley and David Spade. Mike Donnelly (Farley) had a brother (Tim Matheson) who ran for governor of Washington, while David Spade played a trusted advisor who was assigned to watch over him. During the campaign, Mike became the target of scandal by the opponent's aides and the subject of controversy.

He did, however, save the day when his brother was reported to lose the election until Mike, with the help of a wacky Vietnam veteran, came up with evidence that his corrupt and evil opponent stole the election by using dead people as voters.

Answer: There's Something About Mary

'Theres Something about Mary' was from 1998. Cameron Diaz played Mary Jensen (Matthews), a beautiful and personable doctor who was tracked down by a high school admirer named Ted (Ben Stiller). Meanwhile, a sleazy private investigator (Matt Dillon), a scheming pizza delivery boy who posed as a crippled architect and an abusive old boyfriend tried to foil his plans for her affections as well. Ted won her over at the end.

Answer: Me, Myself and Irene

'Me, Myself and Irene' was released in 2000. It was about a simple hearted Rhode Island state trooper named Charlie Baileygates. After his wife left him and others in his town were taking advantage of him, his personality split and he transformed into Hank, an overbearing and rude character who specialized in confrontation, while Charlie would avoid it.

While undergoing treatment, he was asked to escort Irene Waters, a brash and feisty young woman, to her hometown in upstate New York to answer to charges on a driving warrant.

He also helped her stand up to her abusive boyfriend Dickie and have his associates who set her up apprehended, all the while changing into Hank and back again to Charlie.

Answer: Mr. Deeds

'Mr. Deeds' was released in 2002. Sandler starred as Longfellow Deeds, a mild-mannered pizza owner from a small New Hampshire town. He received news that his 'uncle', Preston Blake, who owned the conglomerate Blake Media in New York City, died and left him a large fortune of $40,000,000,000.

While in the big city, Deeds fought the greed and corruption of Chuck Cedar, Blake's second in command and won the affections of Babe Bennett (Winona Ryder), a producer for Blake Media who posed as a school nurse named Pam Dawson.

Answer: Napoleon Dynamite

'Napoleon Dynamite' was released in 2004. Jon Heder played the typical nerd who lived with his equally dorky older brother Kip and their grandmother. Their uncle Rico moved in and pretty much took over while Napoleon made friends with new student Pedro and Debra, a fellow classmate. Napoleon helped Pedro campaign for student body president against the popular and snobbish Summer. Napoleon helped Pedro win by dancing in a mandatory skit.