Suggest some comedies without any boundaries in humour?

I love humour, where no political correctness is allowed. Absolutely anything and everything being made fun of whatever it its, from racist jokes to fat jokes,feminist jokes and redneck jokes. Anything like that. Dirty, offensive humour

I am not racist although I like racist humour, I even love whiteboy jokes, although I am white by skin colour.

For me humour should not have boundaries. Fun should be made of anything, anytime, anywhere Nobody should get offended by a movie in my opinion, it is simply a movie.One of my personal favourites is a local movie that makes fun of the culture of our country, simply brilliant.

So far my personal favorites are:

Scary Movies

Some of the parodies, although all the recent ones, like Vampirer or Epic Movie have simply become lame.Shriek, I know what you did last Friday the 13th was pretty good.

Love and Marriage - Bundies

Larry the Cable Guy was watchable, although nothing too good

Borat, Bruno, The Dictator - Sascha Baron Cohen=genius

Aces


Although recently I have been having trouble of finding anything new in that field.
Can anybody suggest some similar comedies?

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Suggest some comedies without any boundaries in humour?

I would go with The Office on NetFlix; watch the seasons straight through.

2nd.

Go watch some Bob Saget standup. Some early Kevin Smith movies too.

You can't go wrong with South Park. From season 1 onwards.
Tim Allen, George Carlin. Some vintage Chris Rock. There's lots and lots.

Originally posted by kimish
You can't go wrong with South Park. From season 1 onwards.
Tim Allen, George Carlin. Some vintage Chris Rock. There's lots and lots.

edit on 28-3-2013 by kimish because: (no reason given)

George Carlin. FTW

Mind Your Language, Fools and horses and look up the 'carry on' movies - ok they're british comedies but might just tickle your fancy

How could I forget, Robin Williams!
Who's Line Is It? is a great show too. Both Brit and American versions. Though naturally I prefer the U.S. version

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You need to see Frankie Boyle

A Scottish comedian with no boundaries.

You could try:
Early John Waters films like Pink Flamingos or Desperate Living.
Rob Zombie's The Haunted World of El Superbeasto.
Richard Elfman's Forbidden Zone.
The TV show Superjail.
Frank Zappa's Joe's Garage.
Ummm...

If you'd like to watch a no-holds-barred approach to comedy, try "Happiness". It's a Philip Seymour Hoffman film from 1998. Still the most shamefully hysterical film I've ever seen. Found the IMDB link.

No limits? Team America World Police. Baseketball. Matt and Trey always deliver.

Sam Kinneson (sp?) and the Dice man Andrew "Dice" Clay. How could anyone leave those 2 out!?

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Almost anything from monty python