A great ensemble movie with some of this Century's greatest comics...standout performances from Phil Silvers, Jonathan Winters, Terry Thomas and Dick Shawn.

A tribute to the first 60 years of comic genius. An absolute treat to watch. Keep an eye out for the greatest comic genius of the world's cameo. Mr. Buster Keaton

My dad forced me to watch this years ago. Didn't think much of it then, but I've matured since. Maybe one day I'll give it another chance.

Who cares about the ridiculousness of the plot when Stanley Kramer can successfully bring nearly every big-name comedian from the 50s and 60s into one film?

When I was little, I saw this, and thought the part where the gas station gets torn up was the funniest thing ever.

A comedy classic.

The first hour of this movie is fabulous and entertaining, but the action just drones on and on and gets dull after a while.

Just one of the funniest films of all time. So you think you going leave the big boy behind think again and I'm coming mammy your baby's coming...

First thing that comes to my mind when I see this movie is Rat race. Feels like this movie was the idea. Some parts are really fun and insane. But some part are just loud and boring. A ok movie too watch.

Despite the huge ensemble cast this is a hugely disappointing and almost completely laughless comedy filled with incredibly annoying characters trying to get to the money first. Avoid it!

Overblown and clumbsy, often more loud than funny, its still fun to see all that comedy star power assembled in one place. Make sure to see the roadshow version if possible!