Comedy Movies In Theaters
Nothing beats the experience of watching a comedy movie. The belly laughter. The smart jokes that don’t go over your head. And dark humor oozing with sarcasm.
Are you waiting for a movie that fills all those descriptions? Then you’re in luck! Check out all the new comedy releases in theaters now, and comedy movies coming soon in 2022.
Looking for something different than comedy, we have all movies in theaters. Want to go to the movies this weekend? Follow our new movies this weekend guide.
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Comedy Movies Playing in Theaters Now
Buddy Games: Spring Awakening
After four years, the boys are back. When Durfy passes away unexpectedly, Bobfather (Josh Duhamel), Doc (Kevin Dillon) Shelly (Dan Bakkedahl) and Bender (Nick Swarsden) make it their mission to spread Durfy’s cremated ashes in the place where their friendship first began. However, upon arrival they discover that they arrived at the peak of Spring Break, and what’s more, these college meatheads had stolen their idea for the perfect spring break games, the Buddy Games. Now, these friends are about to embark on a mission to spread Durfy around and teach this crowd what it means to participate in the “Buddy Games.”
Book Club: The Next Chapter
The ladies are back and this time they’re heading abroad. From director Bill Holderman, the man behind the sleeper hit Book Club, comes the next chapter, pun totally intended, in the story of four friends and their beloved book club. When one of the friends goes and gets herself engaged, the four women decide they need to go out and celebrate, and what better way to celebrate than a trip to the romantic country of Italy. However, even in a country filled with romance, things can, and probably will, get a little crazy. When events start to go off the rails, the girls are sent on a whirlwind trip across the country.
Fool’s Paradise
In Fool’s Paradise, Publicist Lenny (Ken Jeong) finds himself down on his luck and in need of finding the next big star. When Lenny comes across Latte Pronto (Charlie Day), a man who strongly resembles that of a troublesome method actor, Lenny makes it his personal mission to turn this man, who is also a recently released patient from a local mental health facility, into a huge star. Along the way Latte meets and marries his co-star, one of the biggest names in Hollywood. What ensues is utter hilarity. Fool’s Paradise is written and directed by the film’s star Charlie Day!
Asterix and Obelix: The Middle Kingdom
Based on the incredible work of René Goscinny and Alber Uderzo, Asterix and Obelix: The Middle Kingdom is a completely original film daring to stand on its own. When Princess Fu Yi (Julie Chen) of China escapes from the rogue prince Deng Tsin Qin (Bun Hay Mean), She seeks the help of Asterix (Guillaume Canet) and Obelix (Gilles Lellouche) who are currently in Gaul. Will Asterix and Obelix be able to protect the princess with the help of Julius César (Vincent Cassel), Cléopâtre (Marion Cotillard) and their vast armies?
Renfield
The story of Dracula is one that we’ve all heard of, either books we read while in school, or in the form of one of several hit Hollywood films. The latest take on this incredible story follows not the man himself, but rather his asylum bound henchman R.M. Renfield. Set in modern day New Orleans, R.M. Renfield (Nicholas Hoult) takes to the streets and becomes enamored, and falls in love with traffic cop Rebecca Quincy (Awkwafina). The film also stars Nicolas Cage in an unforgettable performance as Dracula.
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret
Based on the beloved coming of age story by Judy Blume, eleven-year-old Margaret (Abby Ryder Fortson) moves to a new town and starts to contemplate everything about life, friendship and adolescence. She relies on her mother, Barbara, who offers loving support, and her grandmother, Sylvia, who’s coming to terms with finding happiness in the next phase of her life. Questions of identity, one’s place in the world, and what brings meaning to life soon brings them closer together than ever before. Also starring Rachel McAdams, Kathy Bates, and Benny Safdie.
Which of these comedy movies will you be seeing?
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