The Funniest Movies About Vegas
- 1Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis
In this side-splittingly hilarious comedy, three groomsmen wake up after a wild bachelor party in Vegas with absolutely no memory of the night before, only to find that they've lost the groom. As they retrace their steps to try and piece together the night's events, the trio encounter everything from tigers in hotel rooms to Mike Tyson himself, finding themselves in one uproarious misadventure after another. The city's unpredictable energy and infamous reputation serve as the perfect canvas on which this epic tale of calamity and debauchery unfolds.
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- 2George Clooney, Matt Damon, Andy Garcia
This star-studded heist comedy brings together a motley crew of criminals led by George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Matt Damon to execute a seemingly impossible plan: rob three major Vegas casinos (the Bellagio, the Mirage, and the MGM Grand) all in one night. The film masterfully combines sharp wit, ingenious plotting, and the glamour and high stakes of the Vegas Strip to create one of the most memorable comedies of all time. The extravagant setting allows the ensemble cast to shine as they navigate the ins and outs of the criminal underworld, casino culture, and their own personal quirks.
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- 3Johnny Depp, Benicio Del Toro, Craig Bierko
Johnny Depp expertly brings to life the eccentric journalist Hunter S. Thompson in this psychedelic black comedy based on Thompson's own semi-autobiographical novel. The film follows Thompson and his madcap attorney, played by Benicio del Toro, as they trip through Vegas fueled by a cocktail of drugs, experiencing hallucinatory encounters with sinister hotel staff, desert-dwelling reptiles, and other troubling manifestations. The vivid backdrop of the Strip's neon-lit excess only amplifies the chaotic absurdity of this landmark counterculture classic.
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- 4Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Randy Quaid
The Griswold family takes on Vegas in this fourth installment of the National Lampoon's Vacation series. The bumbling patriarch, Clark Griswold, played by Chevy Chase, scrambles to keep his family together and maintain his sanity amid the temptations and antics that could only happen in Las Vegas. From gambling mishaps to Wayne Newton's unexpected affections for Clark's wife, the madcap escapades of the Griswold clan make for a comedy classic.
- 5Matthew Perry, Salma Hayek, Jon Tenney
Matthew Perry and Salma Hayek star in this hilarious romantic comedy, where a one-night stand in Vegas leads to a whirlwind, impulsive marriage between two opposites. The film uses the impulsivity and unpredictability of Vegas to explore the trials and tribulations of a mismatched couple trying to make it work. With comedic banter and heartfelt moments, this movie proves that sometimes the most unlikely relationships can flourish in the most unlikely of places.
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- 6Sandra Bullock, Regina King, Enrique Murciano
Sandra Bullock reprises her role as the tough but endearing FBI agent Gracie Hart in this laugh-out-loud sequel, which sees her traveling undercover to Las Vegas to rescue her kidnapped friends, the reigning Miss United States and pageant emcee Stan Fields (William Shatner). In the glitzy world of Vegas, Gracie must once again don her beauty queen persona while navigating the eccentricities of her surroundings. The glamorous setting provides ample opportunity for outrageous antics and hilarious hijinks as Gracie attempts to save the day.
- 7Elvis Presley, Ann-Margret, Teri Garr
This classic musical comedy stars Elvis Presley as a race car driver who goes to Vegas to win enough money to repair his car and enter the city's famed Grand Prix. Alongside Ann-Margret's vivacious character, the duo sings and dances their way through Sin City's iconic venues in this uproarious, toe-tapping romp. The vibrant glamour and allure of vintage Las Vegas serve as the perfect backdrop for this delightful, nostalgic film.
- 8Mike Judge, Bruce Willis, Demi Moore
The dimwitted duo take their first cinematic journey in this outrageously funny road trip movie, believing that they are on a nation-wide quest to score with women but unwittingly becoming embroiled in a dangerous FBI plot. Along the way, they wreak havoc in various iconic American settings, including a hysterical stop at the Hoover Dam and the famous casinos of Las Vegas. The gleaming allure of Sin City is no match for the stupidity and slapstick antics of the adolescent protagonists.
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- 9Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman
A group of lifelong friends, portrayed by an all-star cast including Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman, and Kevin Kline, embark on a boisterous trip to Vegas to celebrate Billy's (Douglas) impending nuptials. As the quartet navigates the debauchery of Sin City, they rediscover the bonds that have held them together for decades in this laugh-out-loud "geriatric Hangover" comedy. The outrageous setting of Las Vegas serves as the perfect backdrop for the aging actors to prove they've still got it.
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- 10Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, John Lone
The dynamic duo of Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker reunite for this hilarious action-comedy sequel, which sees them investigating a counterfeit money laundering operation that leads them to Las Vegas. The film's comedic moments truly shine, with Tucker's rapid-fire wisecracks combined with Chan's frenetic martial arts expertise, as they navigate the vibrant and raucous world of the Vegas Strip. This hilarious follow-up to the first Rush Hour film demonstrates that a trip to Las Vegas is never without its wild adventures and unexpected twists.
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- 11James Caan, Nicolas Cage, Sarah Jessica Parker
This outrageous comedy stars Nicolas Cage as a commitment-phobic man who reluctantly agrees to marry his longtime girlfriend (played by Sarah Jessica Parker) in Las Vegas, only to find himself competing for her affections against a wealthy gambler (James Caan). The film revels in the absurdity of the high-stakes world of Sin City, from a skydiving Elvis impersonator squad to a frenzied poker match. Honeymoon in Vegas is a riot of a romantic comedy that embraces the larger-than-life spirit of its location.
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- 12Jonah Hill, Russell Brand, Elisabeth Moss
This uproarious comedy follows the misadventures of a hapless music executive (Jonah Hill) tasked with escorting an unpredictable rockstar (Russell Brand) from London to a gig at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles – with a pitstop in none other than Las Vegas. Their stop in Sin City goes awry in every possible way, with outrageous encounters and drug-fueled chaos that could only happen in a place like Vegas. The neon-lit landscape of casinos and clubs serves as a fitting backdrop for this wild, debaucherous journey.
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- 13Cameron Diaz, Ashton Kutcher, Rob Corddry
Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher star in this hysterical romantic comedy about two strangers who wake up to find that they've married each other during a drunken night in Vegas and have also won a massive cash prize. The judge (played by Dennis Miller) orders them to live together for six months before granting a divorce, leading to a series of uproarious escapades as the newlyweds try to sabotage each other. The impulsive nature of Vegas serves as the catalyst for the film's outrageous premise, providing endless comedy fodder.
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- 14Christian Slater, Cameron Diaz, Daniel Stern
In this pitch-black comedy, a group of friends on a bachelor party weekend in Las Vegas accidentally kill a stripper, setting off a chain of events that spirals further and further out of control. The dark humor highlights the seedy underbelly of Sin City, revealing the disastrous consequences of indulging in too much excess. With its biting wit and escalating misfortunes, Very Bad Things is a hilariously twisted take on the typical Vegas romp.
- 15Mark Hamill, Annie Potts, Eugene Roche
This quirky 1978 comedy stars a young Mark Hamill as a high school graduate who travels to Las Vegas to recover his stolen custom-built Corvette. Along the way, he encounters a
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- 16Woody Harrelson, David Cross, Dennis Farina
This mockumentary-style comedy takes a deep dive into the world of professional poker, centering around six players who come to Las Vegas to compete in the high-stakes tournament, The Grand. With an ensemble cast that includes Woody Harrelson, Cheryl Hines, David Cross, and Ray Romano, the film lampoons Sin City's gaming culture while offering an insightful, hilarious look at the people who inhabit it. This offbeat take on the Vegas genre provides a refreshing, laugh-out-loud exploration of an often-overlooked aspect of the city.
- 17Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde
Steve Carell stars as a washed-up magician attempting to reclaim his fame and prestige in the ever-competitive world of Las Vegas entertainment. Alongside Steve Buscemi and an eccentric rival magician played by Jim Carrey, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone offers a hilarious look at the absurdity and extravagance of Sin City's performance scene. From over-the-top magic tricks to outrageous comedic set pieces, this film captures the essence of Vegas's theatricality and excess.
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- 18Kevin James, Raini Rodriguez, Neal McDonough
The lovable, bumbling mall cop Paul Blart (played by Kevin James) is back for round two, this time attending a security guard expo in Las Vegas with his teenage daughter. The film takes full advantage of its setting, with the larger-than-life Vegas attractions providing ample opportunity for slapstick humor and sight gags. Despite the odds, Blart must use his unique skills to save the day – and the city that never sleeps.
- 19Kevin Hart, Gabrielle Union, Wendi McLendon-Covey
Based on Steve Harvey's best-selling book, this sequel follows the same group of friends from the first film as they head to Vegas for a wedding. With hilarious performances from Kevin Hart, Michael Ealy, and Terrence J, the film takes full advantage of its Sin City setting, with extravagant parties, outlandish club scenes, and even a jail cell sing-along. The result is a raucous, laugh-out-loud comedy that showcases the wild antics and unforgettable memories that can only be found in Las Vegas.
