The Funniest Spanish Comedies


   

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This section is for comedies from Spain. By default they are presented starting with the ones ranking highest on the laugh-o-meter, but you can also sort them by year, title or IMDB rating.


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Torremolinos 73 DVDTorremolinos 73
      2003 | Spain | Laughs: N/A (Light-Hearted) | imdb: 6.6
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To get out of financial strife, an encyclopedia salesman and his wife agree to make adult movies. This Spanish film is culturally interesting, and it's a good watch, but I don't think it's designed to be a roarer. In fact, I don't think I've seen a single Spanish movie that was designed to be a roarer. To me, Spanish directors seem more interested in presenting a farcical view of their society than in making people laugh outright. They establish a flirtatious mood that make you smile or smirk, but rarely laugh. (Last viewed: May 2012)

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Dragan – Serbia
December 26, 2018 - 18:47
Subject: Spanish Comedy

I can recommend Spanish comedy TOC TOC (2017).
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Andy
December 27, 2018 - 12:06
Subject: RE: Spanish Comedy

¡Hola Dragan! Thank you for writing. By coincidence, <i>Toc Toc</i> is on my "to watch" list for the next couple of weeks. Glad you are confirming that it is worth a watch. If you have other ideas, please don't hesitate! For Spanish-language comedies of course it doesn't have to be Spain — I've been exploring Argentinian comedies and am curious about the vast production of Mexico. Deseándote un buenísimo día, -A


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