Yup, a thread for those politically incorrect but good movies that many of us love.

One of my favorites in this category is the unedited Blazing Saddles, which I happen to own.

Yours?
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Unfortunately it is the same movie for me closely followed by Animal House
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Super Troopers is one of our favorites.
Idiocracy is even better.
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I'd like to own a copy of Song Of The South, but we in America are not even allowed to view this Academy Award winner from Disney these days.
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http://www.alamodvd.com/?gclid=CLTyz...FciFfgodi04Dfw

dunno if the copy is licensed or not.
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Thanks for the link, Mark. That DVD may indeed be licensed by Disney, but was not burned in the US. The following is a Wiki quote.

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Disney Enterprises has avoided making the complete version of the film directly available on home video in the United States because the frame story was deemed controversial by studio management. Film critic Roger Ebert, who normally disdained any attempt to keep films from any audience, supported the non-release position, claiming that most Disney films become a part of the consciousness of American children, who take films more literally than do adults. However, he favored allowing film students to have access to the film.[41]

Over the years, Disney has made a variety of statements about whether and when the film would be re-released.[42][43][44][45] In March 2010, Disney CEO Robert Iger stated that there were no plans to release the movie on DVD, calling the film "antiquated" and "fairly offensive".[46] On November 15, 2010, Disney creative director Dave Bossert stated in an interview, "I can say there's been a lot of internal discussion about Song of the South. And at some point we're going to do something about it. I don't know when, but we will. We know we want people to see Song of the South because we realize it's a big piece of company history, and we want to do it the right way."[47]

Disney Enterprises has allowed key portions of the film to be issued on many VHS and DVD compilation videos in the U.S., as well as on the long-running Walt Disney anthology television series. Most recently, the "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" number and some of the animated portion of the movie were issued on the Alice in Wonderland 2-DVD Special Edition set, although in that instance this was originally incorporated as part of a 1950 Walt Disney TV special included on the DVD which promoted the then-forthcoming Alice in Wonderland film.

The film has been released on video in its entirety in various European, Latin American, and Asian countries—in the UK it was released on PAL VHS tape in 1982 and again in 1991, and in Japan it appeared on NTSC VHS, Beta, and laserdisc in 1985 then again on laserdisc in 1990 with subtitles during songs. (On a side note under Japanese copyright law it is now in the public domain.)[48]
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While I too would have to go with the movie that gave us the candy gram, this one scene out of Rat Race was pretty funny and I'm sure there are people that found it offensive.

https://youtu.be/4dsgQb3jkk4
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:-):-)
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All my favorites have been listed, so...uh...Boondock Saints? Yeah, I'll go with that.
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Monty Python - Meaning of Life
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^Good choice

Life of Brian is even a little higher on my list.

Clerks II and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back rank up there with best of my guilty pleasures. (Clerks was great, but not irreverent enough for me to make this list.)

Bad Grandpa was better than I expected.
South Park Bigger Longer Uncut has to be on any irreverent list
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Why does it matter if it was manufactured in the US? I'd o ly worry the region coding would allow me to play the disc, if I had that limitation.
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Mind if we dance wit yo dates?
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Look, mother, I want to go to work in one hour. We are the Pros from Dover and we figure to crack this kid's chest and get out to golf course before it gets dark. So you go find the gas-passer and you have him pre-medicate this patient. Then bring me the latest pictures on him. The ones we saw must be 48 hours old by now. Then call the kitchen and have them rustle us up some lunch. Ham and eggs will all right. Steak would be even better. And then give me at least ONE nurse who knows how to work in close without getting her tits in my way.
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A great movie.
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The Jerk :-)
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