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For Love and Gold (L'Armata Brancaleone) (1966)
For Love and Gold (L'Armata Brancaleone) (1966)

A group of medieval misfits embarks on a quest, facing absurd challenges and comical adversaries along the way.

“We may be idiots, but we have the courage of idiots!”

19
The Marquis of Grillo (Il Marchese del Grillo) (1981)
The Marquis of Grillo (Il Marchese del Grillo) (1981)

A nobleman in 18th-century Rome indulges in hedonistic pursuits and pranks, challenging societal norms in a humorous manner.

“I am the king of Rome!”

18
Fantozzi (Fantozzi) (1975)
Fantozzi (Fantozzi) (1975)

The film follows the misadventures of an unlucky, bumbling office worker, Fantozzi, in a series of humorous situations.

“I’m not unlucky, I’m a realist.”

17
Assunta Spina (Assunta Spina) (1948)
Assunta Spina (Assunta Spina) (1948)

A woman in Naples uses her wit and charm to navigate a complex web of love and jealousy, resulting in hilarious situations.

“Love is a game where both players cheat.”

16
The Invisible Woman (La donna invisibile) (1969)
The Invisible Woman (La donna invisibile) (1969)

A man discovers a potion that makes him invisible but soon finds that being unseen leads to unexpected challenges and laughter.

“Invisibility is a double-edged sword.”

15
My Friends (Amici Miei) (1975)
My Friends (Amici Miei) (1975)

Four friends in Florence engage in elaborate pranks and misadventures, finding humor in their escapades and deep camaraderie.

“Life is like a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.”

14
Christmas Vacation '90 (Vacanze di Natale '90") (1990)
Christmas Vacation '90 (Vacanze di Natale '90

Families and friends spend the Christmas holidays at a mountain resort, resulting in comedic chaos and unexpected alliances.

“Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year… for misunderstandings!”

13
Commissioner Lo Gatto (Il Commissario Lo Gatto) (1986)
Commissioner Lo Gatto (Il Commissario Lo Gatto) (1986)

A police commissioner is turned into a cat after a failed assassination attempt, leading to feline antics and crime-solving.

“Meow-sion accomplished!”

12
The Taming of the Scoundrel (Il Bisbetico Domato) (1980)
The Taming of the Scoundrel (Il Bisbetico Domato) (1980)

A wealthy and grumpy farmer hires a woman to manage his house, leading to a battle of wills and unexpected romance.

“I am not going to live with a man who’s afraid of a mouse!”

11
Cops and Robbers (Guardie e ladri) (1951)
Cops and Robbers (Guardie e ladri) (1951)

Two bumbling thieves plan a heist in Rome but find themselves pursued by both the police and real criminals.

“It’s the stupid ones that make the police work so hard.”

10
Slalom (Slalom) (1965)
Slalom (Slalom) (1965)

A man tries to impress his love interest by faking skiing expertise, leading to a series of comic disasters on the slopes.

“I’m the king of slalom!”

9
The Great War (La grande guerra) (1959)
The Great War (La grande guerra) (1959)

Two friends dodge military service during World War I, leading to hilarious escapades and misunderstandings.

“War is all right, as long as the people in the trenches don’t shoot.”

8
Divorce Italian Style (Divorzio all'italiana) (1961)
Divorce Italian Style (Divorzio all'italiana) (1961)

A man hatches a plan to free himself from his marriage by seducing his beautiful young cousin, leading to comical and unexpected outcomes.

“Divorce, in my opinion, is a luxury for the very rich.”

7
The Seduction of Mimi (Mimì metallurgico ferito nell'onore) (1972)
The Seduction of Mimi (Mimì metallurgico ferito nell'onore) (1972)

A timid Sicilian man navigates political corruption and love affairs, discovering his own strength along the way.

“I’m a little man who wants to be free.”

6
The Passionate Thief (Risate di gioia) (1960)
The Passionate Thief (Risate di gioia) (1960)

During the holidays, an American woman and an Italian gambler embark on a series of misadventures in Rome.

“I’ve been condemned to happiness.”

5
Nothing Left to Do but Cry (Non ci resta che piangere) (1984)
Nothing Left to Do but Cry (Non ci resta che piangere) (1984)

In the 80s, two friends misteriously wake up in the XV century and clumsly try to intermingle with the society of the time.

“Look! A train! I told you we would return to the present!”

4
Welcome to the South (Benvenuti al Sud) (2010)
Welcome to the South (Benvenuti al Sud) (2010)

A postmaster is transferred from the north of Italy to the south, where he discovers the warmth and quirks of southern hospitality.

“Now I understand why they call it the ‘South’; it’s at the bottom of the list for everything.”

3
Bread and Tulips (Pane e tulipani) (2000)
Bread and Tulips (Pane e tulipani) (2000)

A neglected housewife finds liberation and love in Venice after being left behind during a family vacation.

“Happiness is the longing for repetition.”s

2
The Little Devil (Pane e tulipani) (1988)
The Little Devil (Pane e tulipani) (1988)

A mischievous devil wreaks havoc in a small Italian town, turning the lives of its residents upside down.

“Hell is others.”

1
Johnny Stecchino (Johnny Stecchino) (1991)
Johnny Stecchino (Johnny Stecchino) (1991)

A kind-hearted bus driver is mistaken for a notorious mobster, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings and adventures.

“People don’t change.”