Best A24 Movies for humor

#1

Fielder’s deadpan disbelief collides with baffling answers and surreal situations to generate frequent, uncomfortable laughter. The humor stays active even as the subject turns dark.

#2

The strongest consensus is that the film is genuinely hilarious, with rapid insults, physical comedy, and escalating social discomfort producing big laughs. A small minority finds it only occasionally funny.

#3

The dark comedy and comic-relief characters are frequently effective, giving the movie welcome laughs amid the bloodshed.

#4

The comedy is darker and more effective than the premise might suggest, often coming from performance rhythms, absurd television behavior, and uncomfortable escalation. A few reactions find the comic tone...

#5

Small moments of knowing humor and absurd dialogue keep the film from becoming overly solemn. The comedy is generally restrained, though some viewers felt it occasionally reduced the scares.

#6

The dark comedy lands very well for many viewers, especially the wedding-photo, speech, and social-discomfort sequences. Others barely laugh at all or feel the subject matter makes the humor abrasive...

#7

The comedy is inconsistent. Some scenes and supporting performances draw real laughs, but many critics say the film never becomes funny enough.

#8

The movie is nearly humorless, and some reviewers see that severity as a weakness. Its rare flashes of macabre personality come mostly through Little John rather than comic relief.