By which I mean is still funny, and has a minimal amount of jokes which aged poorly (not stuff that aged poorly from stuff they couldn't have known about, such as a joke about someone dying in a certain way, but then someone later died in a similar way, but aged poorly due to how problematic they are).

  • SolidaritySplodarity [they/them]
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    3 years ago

    The Big Lebowski is still good and its problematic moments are realistic/character flaws iirc.

    Wes Anderson movies age pretty well.

    Fargo is still good.

    Haven't watched any in a while but I bet Jackie Chan stuff holds up.

    Smoke Signals is still good.

    Also seconding Monty Python and Mel Brooks