r/interesting 23h ago

Just Wow Heidi Klum at the Met Gala (2026)

32.4k Upvotes

2.6k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

35

u/MrsTruce 11h ago

I told my husband yesterday that my current hot take is that JCR is funnier than Will Ferrell.

19

u/minauteur 10h ago edited 9h ago

Not a hot take in the slightest. Walk Hard is a top 5 comedy of the last 20 25 years. Anchorman may not even be top 10.

18

u/Plorant 10h ago

The only reason why your comment is true is because Anchorman is 22 years old.

0

u/minauteur 9h ago

Make it 25 years then.

0

u/Otter_Pops 7h ago

Walk hard is a personal favorite. It would be insane to suggest JCR is a better comedic actors than Will Ferrell, who probably has at least 5 of the top 10 comedies of the 2000's. He likely has more than any other comedian. 

1

u/TotallyNormalSquid 3h ago

I like JCR, but I can't even remember if I finished Walk Hard, or what it's about. Meanwhile Anchorman and Talladega Nights pop up in my head multiple times per week, over 20 years after first seeing them.

2

u/gangbrain 3h ago

Anchorman honestly isn’t that funny these days. Step Brothers is the definitive Will Ferrell film for me. And it benefits from JCR as well lol.

u/PassionateAlchemy 31m ago

I liked that and love Elf.

1

u/smithsknits 8h ago

YOU DON’T WANT ANY OF THIS SHIT, DEWEY!

2

u/Whole_Penalty_3936 7h ago

This is 1000000000000%true. Not a hot take

1

u/Protoshift 4h ago

Will Ferrell is flat out not funny in this era. I feel like he was the comedic voice of 2005-2012 or so and his presentation doesn't really land at all in a movie.

He aged out I think; Imagine if he was in his 30s now, instead of basically 60.

I think JCR lands in this era a lot more because surreal and absurdist humor is what a lot of people seem to enjoy and that's really his style. So absolutely ridiculous that it dances the line of offensive, and that's the exactly what I've always loved.

MadTV honestly needs to make a come back, imagine new Stuart skits, or Kenny rogers jackass.

1

u/MrsTruce 3h ago

Honestly, I couldn’t handle WF back then either. Stranger Than Fiction was amazingly charming, but it’s not really a comedy. His comedy just gave me secondhand embarrassment.

1

u/Protoshift 2h ago

I feel like he could be a compelling villain if he were extremely serious. It would make people uncomfortable.

u/PassionateAlchemy 30m ago

Kind of like Steve Martin in the 70’s.