Today I would like to recommend two of my favorite comedy movies to you.
1. Plot synopsis of "God Is Crazy":
In the vast African continent, modern civilization and primitive society coexist harmoniously. In the hinterland of the Kalahari Desert, six thousand kilometers away from the modern metropolis, there live the Bushmen who have not been affected by foreign civilization. They slash and burn, hunt and farm, and live a peaceful life without fighting against the world and respecting nature. One day, a Coke bottle from modern civilization disrupted their routine life. Ji (N!xau?), who was the first to discover the bottle, brought it back to the tribe. The tribesmen marveled at the perfect structure and various uses of the Coke bottle, thinking it was a gift from God. However, the excitement was quickly replaced by other emotions. Some tribesmen who were accustomed to equality began to want to take the bottle as their own, and conflicts quietly arose. Ji did not want to see the quarrels and fights among the tribesmen, so he decided to return the Coke bottle to God, just to restore his once peaceful and happy life... (There is also a second part to watch)
Second, "Two Smoking Barrels" plot synopsis:
Eddie (Nick Moran) has a quick mind and is a master of playing cards. With the support of three friends, Eddie took a huge sum of money to participate in the high-stakes gambling game of the underworld. He did not want to fall into the trap and owed a gambling debt of 500,000. In order to pay off gambling debts, Eddie and his friends racked their brains and finally counted on a group of drug dealers and purchased two old-fashioned pipes for the robbery.
Unexpectedly, this group of restless drug dealers were thinking about their drug supplier's money and carried out a robbery on the same day. After the drug dealers worked hard and got the neat money from the drug suppliers, Eddie and the others were lucky enough to enjoy the gains. But they don't know that behind this seemingly simple robbery, there are more powerful characters involved. The two broken pipes in their hands also hide many stories.
Can they escape from the whirlpool of ignorance and recklessness? The hilarious incidents are interspersed with the poignant humor of little people and big people.