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2017 Best Comedy Films List
The year 2017 was one that enjoyed comedy in its most interesting form. Action was incorporated into comedy films. The result was the emergences of what some may say compete for the title of best comedy movies ever. This made 2017 comedy films top earners as compared to other years. Below is a comedy movies list of the top contenders of 2017.

• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle(7.2/10)
Comedy films latest trend is incorporation of action in the films. Here, four high school kids are drawn into a game called Jumanji. They are drawn into the games settings and they become adult avatars they chose. They have to play the game and survive it in order to return to the real world. They have to discover what was left in the …show more content…

During the trip they rekindle their past sisterhood and in turn rediscover their wild side. They Dance, drink, romance and brawl as they did when young and wild.
• Daddy’s Home 2(6.2/10)
In what may be termed as an unusual turn of events, a father and a stepfather join hands to make Christmas perfect for the children. The situation is tested when the fathers Old-school macho dad and the stepfather’s gentle dad arrive for the holiday. The four men decide to take the children to a luxurious resort for a getaway. It turns to a hilariously chaotic situation.
• A Bad Moms Christmas(5.6/10)
Christmas is when families re-unite. These three moms; Amy, Carla and Kiki, are un-appreciated and overburdened. They have to create a perfect holiday for their children in addition to entertaining their own mothers. They decide to rebel during the Christmas …show more content…

It takes the intervention of the legendary Mitch Buchannon who leads a squad of elite lifeguards to help rid the beach of the ruthless businesswoman who is a threat to the future of the bay. His squad features hotshot recruits including a former Olympian, Matt Brody.
• Boo 2! A Madea Halloween(3.4/10)
Madea returns to the screens this time in a Halloween comedy film. Madea, Hattie and Aunt Bam follow Tiffany to Derrick Lake where she went to celebrate her 18th birthday. The three are trying to protect Tiffany from encountering the same fate that befell a group of teens some years earlier. They find themselves fighting for their lives against spooky monsters and boogeymen.
• Snatched(4.3/10)
Eve Middleton persuades her mother to chaperone her on an exotic gateway to South America. The two must work out their differences in order for them to survive an outrageous and extremely dangerous jungle.
• Going in Style(6.6/10)
Lifelong friends decide to cash in on their retirement. This is after their pension plan funds are taken away from them. The funds become corporate casualty. The three men Joe (Michael Caine), Willie (Morgan Freeman) and Albert (Alan Arkin) embark on a mission to rob the same bank that took away their money.
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