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Watergate. Vietnam. Disco. The Iranian Revolution. John “Bluto” Blutarsky<\/strong><\/p>\n

Yes, the 1970s had its fair share of horrors, but Hollywood helped by giving us something to laugh about.<\/p>\n

No rules. No problem. No one clutched their pearls at a naughty joke or worried about comic actors \u201cpunching down.\u201d<\/p>\n

The results? Some of the very best comedies ever made, and we\u2019ll start with the ultimate college romp.<\/p>\n

Animal House (1978)<\/h2>\n

The \u201cNational Lampoon\u2019s\u201d imprimatur meant more than a marketing tic. The brand\u2019s fingerprints are all over the 1978 comedy, from co-writers Harold Ramis, Chris Miller and Douglas Kenney to breakout star John Belushi.<\/p>\n

The setting is the early 1960s, but the film\u2019s raucous style is pure \u201870s. We follow the entire Delta Tau Chi fraternity as it battles both Dean Wormer (John Vernon) and polite society.<\/p>\n

Toga parties! \u201cLouie Louie!\u201d Food fight! Iconic scenes abound, and many feature Belushi\u2019s breakout performance as \u201cBluto.\u201d<\/p>\n

Director John Landis kept the chaos under control just enough for it to resemble a real movie.<\/p>\n

The National Lampoon brand proved to be short-lived in theaters, and a recent attempt to resurrect fell prey to woke blather<\/a>. The comedy sensibility may have peaked with \u201cAnimal House,\u201d a movie that USA Today wishes never happened.<\/a><\/p>\n

Then we wouldn’t have classic lines like this: \u201cFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Shot at the University of Oregon<\/a>, \u201cAnimal House\u201d remains the gold standard of college comedies. Not that many are being made these days. Cultural pressure prevents the kind of R-rated mayhem showcased in the classic comedy. And who could top Belushi in his prime?<\/p>\n

Landis told the young Belushi to channel Harpo Marx and the Cookie Monster<\/a> to bring Bluto to life. The director even paired his dialogue down to let his comic brio bounce off the screen.<\/p>\n

It worked.<\/p>\n

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)<\/h2>\n

It\u2019s never a breeze to jump from the small to the big screen. For every Bruce Willis or Clint Eastwood there are many stars who couldn\u2019t duplicate their TV fame.<\/p>\n

Six bawdy Brits made it look easy in the ’70s.<\/p>\n

Monty Python\u2019s first feature captured why they became a cultural sensation. The story, a warped retelling of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, finds the troupe playing multiple characters in an increasingly unhinged yarn.<\/p>\n

Killer rabbits? Limbless knights? Corpses that aren\u2019t quite dead yet? It\u2019s all here, establishing the sextet as movie stars of the first order and experts in physical comedy.<\/p>\n

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The film\u2019s modest budget came courtesy of an unlikely source. John Cleese said rock giants like Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin<\/a> helped fund the feature.<\/p>\n

Young Frankenstein (1974)<\/h2>\n

Few movies are as quotable, and as re-watchable, as Mel Brooks\u2019 ode to Mary Shelley’s creation.<\/p>\n

Gene Wilder, Teri Garr, Marty Feldman, Madeline Kahn, Cloris Leachman and Peter Boyle headline this pitch-perfect satire captured in glorious black and white.<\/p>\n

Wilder\u2019s Dr. Frederic Frankenstein (that\u2019s STEEN, mind you) discovers his grandfather\u2019s scientific notes and brings a stitched-together corpse back from the beyond. Too bad that \u201cabbie-normal\u201d brain turns Boyle\u2019s monster into a killing machine.<\/p>\n

Classic line after classic line \u2013 \u201cWhat hump?\u201d \u201cPut zee candle \u2026 back!\u201d highlight an homage overrun with laughs.<\/p>\n

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Cinematographer Gerald Hirschfeld, who was well versed in black and white filmmaking, suggested Brooks tell the bulk of the story in color.<\/a> The comedy giant stood firm, and Hirschfeld eventually saw the wisdom of that approach.<\/p>\n

The Bad News Bears (1976)<\/h2>\n

File this baseball classic in the \u201cthey couldn\u2019t make it today\u201d department.<\/p>\n

Walter Matthau plays a beer-swilling ex-jock who reluctantly manages a team of baseball misfits. He\u2019s grouchy and cold, and he passes out on the pitcher\u2019s mound in one sequence. He also drinks and drives, sometimes with kids in tow.<\/p>\n

See what we mean?<\/p>\n

That crusty exterior hides an open soul that welcomes the wayward pre-teens. Slowly. And when the coach recruits a tomboy pitcher (Tatum O\u2019Neal) and bad-boy rebel (Jackie Earle Haley) this ragtag team gets a pulse.<\/p>\n

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It\u2019s the ultimate comeback story, a kiddie yarn with edge, humor and heart thanks to Bill Lancaster’s screenplay. (Yes, that’s Burt Lancaster\u2019s son)<\/p>\n

And don\u2019t get us started on the film\u2019s foul language, as un-PC as possible.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s where that 1970s mojo comes in. It\u2019s all rough edges and bittersweet subplots, all leading to the film\u2019s exhilarating finish.<\/p>\n

That might not have been possible had the film\u2019s first casting choices come through. Producers initially sought out Steve McQueen<\/a> to play the Matthau character. When the screen legend passed on the part, Warren Beatty circled the project but preferred to tinker with a heavier project, the historical epic \u201cReds.\u201d<\/p>\n

Blazing Saddles (1974)<\/h2>\n

Mel Brooks released not one but TWO comedy classics in a single year.<\/p>\n

The comedy legend turned his satirical eye to the American western with this bawdy tale, the ultimate example of a comedy that couldn\u2019t be made today.<\/a><\/p>\n

Cleavon Little stars as a black sheriff tasked with defending a town against thugs eager to snag their suddenly valuable land. The racist locals reject him until he and a drunken pal (Gene Wilder) convince them they\u2019re the only hope they have left.<\/p>\n

Nothing is off limits here, from frequent use of the n-word to the infamous campfire sequence and a third act that shatters the fourth wall. It\u2019s an outrageous attack on racism that only Brooks could concoct.<\/p>\n

He did have an A-list consultant.<\/p>\n

Richard Pryor helped navigate the trickiest sequences<\/a>, the two comedy giants collaborating on a project brimming with memorable moments.<\/p>\n

“Every time I said to Richard, ‘Can I use the n-word here?’ he said, ‘Yes,’” says Brooks. “I said, ‘Richard, it’s a little dangerous here.’ He said, ‘Yes.’”<\/p>\n

The comedy icon had final cut, and the rest is cinematic history.<\/p>\n

The Jerk (1979)<\/h2>\n

Steve Martin wasn\u2019t born a poor black child, but his big-screen debut found him uttering that line culled from his stand-up act. His Navin Johnson barely knows [bleep] from shinola, but he still manages to strike it rich \u2026 for a while.<\/p>\n

Martin\u2019s first collaboration with director Carl Reiner catapulted him to big-screen stardom, and he never looked back. The film\u2019s $6 million budget gave way to a $73 million box office haul,<\/a> proving Martin\u2019s curious shtick had mainstream appeal.<\/p>\n

The R-rated comedy matched blue material with Martin\u2019s innocent persona, a combination that proved irresistible. The film\u2019s fame only grew from there.<\/p>\n

In 2015, Martin reflected on the film’s racial gags<\/a>, suggesting the purity of the concept would win the day.<\/p>\n

Still.<\/p>\n

I haven\u2019t looked at The Jerk in a long time. But looking back, everyone was treated with such respect, and we had that fabulous opening with Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee singing on the porch, two very well-known blues artists. You might get a kind of knee-jerk reaction, but it would be hard to get a verdict in court against it.<\/p>\n

Annie Hall (1977)<\/h2>\n

Woody Allen\u2019s comedy proved more powerful than The Force.<\/p>\n

Allen’s neurotic masterpiece won both critical acclaim and the Best Picture Oscar over \u201cStar Wars,\u201d a Comic-Con sin that shall never be forgiven.<\/p>\n

The film remains an unexpurgated delight, alternately riotous and wistful in a way only Allen could conjure. Diane Keaton\u2019s wardrobe rocked the culture, and her on-again, off-again pairing with Allen’s Alvy Singer proved romantic yet sour.<\/p>\n

The laughs are big – and none bigger than whenever Christopher Walken is on screen.<\/p>\n

Allen, his own harshest critic, was disappointed with the results.<\/a> He remains in the minority.<\/p>\n

The New York Times, which called \u201cAnnie Hall\u201d Allen\u2019s first \u201cserious comedy,<\/a>\u201d shared details of several scenes that didn\u2019t make the film\u2019s final cut. One found his Alvy Singer character playing basketball with the New York Knicks.<\/p>\n

Sleeper (1973)<\/h2>\n

Allen, again, indulges his slapstick side with this futuristic farce. Allen plays a musician who undergoes a routine medical procedure and wakes up 200 years later after a cryogenic nap.<\/p>\n

He\u2019s a stranger in a very strange land, one where America has been police state. Allen once again teams with Diane Keaton, and the duo runs through some increasingly silly, scenarios.<\/p>\n

Enter the Orgasmatron.<\/p>\n

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Roger Ebert hailed \u201cSleeper\u201d in his review<\/a>, adding the film “establishes Woody Allen as the best comic director and actor in America.\u201d<\/p>\n

Foul Play (1978)<\/h2>\n

Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase made just two movies together despite sharing wacky, wonderful chemistry and hitting it out of the park together.<\/p>\n

Twice.<\/p>\n

\u201cFoul Play,\u201d the first collaboration, fused romance and mystery with a surreal flair. Hawn plays a librarian who gets caught up in a plot to assassinate the Pope. Chase co-stars as the police officer trying to crack the case while falling for Hawn\u2019s charms.<\/p>\n

Dudley Moore steals a whole swath of the film as a clumsy lothario, but it\u2019s the sparks between Hawn and Chase that make the film so memorable.<\/p>\n

Chase praised Hawn\u2019s movie star chops<\/a> in a 2022 interview looking back at his co-star\u2019s career.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe best actors and actresses don\u2019t forget who they are as a person and how to use that in character,\u201d says Chase, who also starred with Hawn in 1980\u2019s \u201cSeems Like Old Times.\u201d \u201cThat was Goldie. I thought she was brilliant in everything she did. I never saw a performance that wasn\u2019t real. But she\u2019s also a smart cookie and a serious woman. Not a ditzy blonde. But she knows how to use the \u2018blonde\u2019 so it\u2019s disarming.\u201d<\/p>\n

Starting Over (1979)<\/h2>\n

Burt Reynolds put his Alpha Male brand aside for this smart, sexy comedy about a man bouncing back from divorce. It helps to have two killer co-stars (Jill Clayburgh and Candice Bergen) as well as a script from rising star James L. Brooks of \u201cBroadcast News\u201d fame.<\/p>\n

Bergen\u2019s awful crooning of \u201cBetter Than Ever,\u201d one of several songs written by Marvin Hamlisch and Carole Bayer Sager for the film, offers a chirpy highlight. It’s the smaller moments of pain and resiliency that register most, captured by a cast-against-type superstar.<\/p>\n

Scavenger Hunt (1979)<\/h2>\n

A gaggle of B-list stars, from James Coco to Richard Mulligan, fight it out for an old man\u2019s fortune in this silly, infectious romp. The deep cast, clearly having a blast, form dueling teams to complete the titular \u201cHunt.\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019s hard to go wrong with Roddy McDowall, Richard Benjamin, Cloris Leachman, Ruth Gordon and Tony Randall.<\/p>\n

Tell that to most movie critics who piled on the movie in no uncertain terms. Seen today, it\u2019s a fluffy lark with colorful characters, a can\u2019t-miss gimmick and enough smiles to power through any rough patches.<\/p>\n

Good luck finding it, though. The film isn\u2019t available on any streaming platform. The belated 2017 Blu-ray release is your best, and only, bet.<\/p>\n

Play It Again, Sam (1972)<\/h2>\n

Allen\u2019s \u201cBananas\u201d and \u201cLove and Death\u201d could have made the list, but let\u2019s round out this HiT Allen trilogy with an unsung film from his canon.<\/p>\n

Allen turned the directorial reins over to veteran Herbert Ross (\u201cThe Goodbye Girl\u201d) for a film sure to make movie lovers giddy. Allen stars as a film critic obsessed with \u201cCasablanca.\u201d He\u2019s lonely and looking for love, so when he meets the beguiling Linda (Diane Keaton) he summons the spirit of Humphrey Bogart for romantic advice.<\/p>\n

Bad idea. Big laughs.<\/p>\n

Based on Allen\u2019s 1969 Broadway play, \u201cSam\u201d rarely gets name-checked when we do an Allen roll call, but it remains a singular treat.<\/p>\n

Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory (1971)<\/h2>\n

It\u2019s not a pure comedy, of course. Part musical, part surreal experiment, the Roald Dahl adaptation is a marvel because it doesn\u2019t fit into a tidy box. That, plus Gene Wilder\u2019s deliriously droll turn as the chocolatier, makes \u201cWonka\u201d a true film classic.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s embedded in American culture like few films before or since. Johnny Depp\u2019s attempt to slip into Wilder\u2019s shoes delivered a creepy, albeit interesting remake.<\/p>\n

American Graffiti (1973)<\/h2>\n

Fast cars. Beautiful women. Socially awkward teens on the cusp of adulthood.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s easy to forget Mr. \u201cStar Wars\u201d himself, George Lucas, uncorked this affecting ode to car culture circa the 1960s. It even snagged a Best Picture Oscar nomination.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s the precursor to the \u201cHappy Days\u201d\/\u201dLaverne & Shirley\u201d shared universe, and the cast features a who\u2019s who of future stars \u2013 Ron Howard, Harrison Ford, Suzanne Somers and Richard Dreyfuss.<\/p>\n

And we have Francis Ford Coppola to thank for it.<\/p>\n

The “Godfather” guru produced the film<\/a>, giving it the Hollywood gravitas necessary to make Lucas’ vision a reality.<\/p>\n

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