I mean movies that are just like regular modern comedy movies but take place in a historical setting. Some examples include “The Little Hours” and “A Million Ways to Die in the West.” Furthermore, does anybody have any more examples of movies like these?
- GulbuddinHekmatyar ( @Hextubewontallowme@lemmy.ml ) 12•5 months ago
Anachronistic Comedy? Blazing Saddles is one, if ye think about it…
- kbal ( @kbal@fedia.io ) 11•5 months ago
If we’re including television I’m disappointed that nobody mentioned Blackadder.
If not, Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
- megopie ( @megopie@beehaw.org ) 10•5 months ago
“The Death of Stalin” is perhaps similar to what you’re thinking of, basically about the shenanigans with in the Kremlin fallowing Stalin’s death.
I mean, I guess the term might just be “historical comedy”
- bionicjoey ( @bionicjoey@lemmy.ca ) 10•5 months ago
“Our Flag Means Death” seems like a solid example
- TheImpressiveX ( @TheImpressiveX@lemmy.ml ) 7•5 months ago
Anachronism?
- kbal ( @kbal@fedia.io ) 2•5 months ago
Anachronism means something else, especially with respect to movies.
- aleph ( @aleph@lemm.ee ) English7•5 months ago
The Death of Stalin is great.
- Tai ( @Tai@lemm.ee ) English6•5 months ago
Depending on your definition of modern, History of the World Part 1 is great.
- Elise ( @xilliah@beehaw.org ) 2•5 months ago
I can recommend norsemen. It’s a series, though.
I have watched it, very nice show.
- saigot ( @saigot@lemmy.ca ) 1•5 months ago
You may appreciate “miracle workers” the first season is set in modern times (kinda) but each other season is set in a different historical setting.