
2025 once again delivered a varied range of comedies, from sports absurdity to a new take on a classic police parody. These ten films show that most clearly.
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Marty Supreme
Josh Safdie's frantic sports film follows Marty Mauser (Timothée Chalamet), an eccentric, fast-talking table tennis hustler in 1950s New York who will do anything to become a champion. It combines sports drama with wild, absurd humor.
One of Them Days
Two best friends (Keke Palmer and SZA) have just one day to come up with their rent money before being evicted. The film combines buddy comedy with a sharp look at economic pressure.
Companion
This sci-fi thriller with a darkly comic streak follows a romantic AI companion whose weekend away goes completely off the rails. The film combines horror elements with black humor.
Anaconda
This meta-comedy reboot of the Anaconda franchise follows two friends (Jack Black and Paul Rudd) who set out to remake their favorite snake movie in the Amazon and end up in a very real nightmare when an actual giant snake appears.
Novocaine
A mild-mannered bank employee who can't feel pain is forced to chase criminals in this action comedy. The hero's unusual condition leads to deliberately absurd action scenes.
The Naked Gun
This new take on the classic police parody brings the clumsy Drebin name back, with Liam Neeson playing Frank Drebin Jr. alongside Pamela Anderson, in a film full of old-school sight gags.
You're Cordially Invited
Two strangers (Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell) discover that their family weddings have been double-booked at the same resort on the same weekend. The film combines romantic complications with chaotic party comedy.
The Wedding Banquet
In this remake of Ang Lee's 1993 classic, a sham marriage once again spirals completely out of control when the families meet.
A Nice Indian Boy
This romantic comedy follows an Indian American man who has to introduce his very traditional family to his fiancé, a white artist, while the wedding preparations are already in full swing.
Death of a Unicorn
A father and daughter (Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega) accidentally hit a unicorn on their way to a remote estate, with chaotic and dangerous consequences. The film combines family comedy with horror and satire.
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