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He may not know left from right, but Derek Zoolander is more than just really, really, ridiculously good looking: He's really, really, ridiculously funny, too—even though he surely isn't aware of it. Between gasoline fights and "eugoogalies," he manages to bungle basic multiplication, fall in love with a (much smarter) journalist, and take down an insidious fashion maven. And he does it all while showing off an impressive portfolio of signature modeling poses. One look? We don't think so. And if you're looking for some jokes to tell yourself, here are the 75 Jokes That Are So Bad They're Actually Funny.

It's one thing to make someone laugh, it's something else altogether to make someone laugh—and then laugh and laugh—for years. With a surefire combination of sharp writing and stellar acting, a few funny movie characters have secured spots in that vaunted pantheon. You know: The fictional folks you quote time and time again, no matter the circumstance. ("This building has to be at least…. three times bigger than this!") What follows is a rogues gallery of the funniest movie characters, from mercenaries and models to nannies and newscasters, who have tickled our funny bones the most over the years. And for more on the echelons of Hollywood characters, don't miss the 30 Funniest Sitcom Characters of All Time.

According to virtually every rom-com out there, there's virtually nothing more romantic than making out in the rain. The reality? It's cold. It's wet. Your clothes are becoming increasingly see-through and stretched out. And your hair? That cute style you spent hours on before your date? Yeah, it's wet garbage now. Luckily, you can always improve your relationship game with these 50 Easy Ways to Be a (Much) More Romantic Man.

Courtrooms are pretty somber places in real life. In movies, however, lawyers are welcome to make highly emotional speeches—often ones that barely pertain to the case at hand—without the other legal team objecting or the judge asking them to stop.

Why do movie characters even have kitchens in the first place? Virtually every character in every movie eats every meal in a restaurant or has an insane delivery budget to blow.

Your average freelance writer, designer, or artist probably has a whole lot of side hustles just to help them pay their bills from month-to-month, often working crazy hours just to maintain some semblance of a life. In movies, however, creative types not only rarely work, but pull in major cash—the kind that enables them to live in huge apartments and foot the bill for luxurious trips—for turning in a single article or illustration a month. And to take a look at what these creatives likely spend their fat paychecks on, don't miss the 30 High-End Timeless Style Upgrades.

While nightmares may wake you up from your rest, movies make them seem a whole lot more dramatic than they usually are. Who actually sits straight up in bed and gasps for air after having a nightmare in real life?

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In real life, if you suspect that someone has broken into your house, you either leave or call the cops. If you're in a movie, the only thing to do is run upstairs, apparently, ensuring your inevitable demise in the process.

Think movie apartments are nice? You should see the rooms fictional college students get. While your average college student is lucky to have a full-sized window in his or her room, college kids in movies live in massive single rooms with flat-screen TVs and plenty of room to host parties that never get broken up.

The dramatic flee from the altar by a bride is so over-used and groan-worthy. In all honesty, who spends $40K on a wedding and then decides at the very moment they're about to make things official—not a month or week before—that they're not actually that into it?