An eccentric inventor builds a machine that makes food rain, turning the town into a tasty disaster.
Why people love it: The film’s wild premise and inventive visual jokes keep viewers laughing from start to finish.
1 / 15
Movies Starring Anna Faris
Happy Endings (2011)
[Movie]A group of friends navigate love and chaos after a broken engagement.
Why people love it: It blends sharp wit with heartfelt moments, delivering laughs that feel genuine. The chemistry among the ensemble cast makes every scene enjoyable.
2 / 15
The House Bunny (2008)
[Movie]A former Playboy bunny becomes a sorority house mother, teaching the quirky girls confidence and fun.
Why people love it: Its goofy humor and heartwarming moments make it a feel‑good watch. Anna Faris’s playful performance brings charm to the story.
3 / 15
Mom (2013)
[Movie]A mother teams up with a former criminal to track down her daughter’s kidnapper in a high‑stakes chase.
Why people love it: Fans enjoy the chemistry between Lopez and Vergara, mixing laughs with thrilling chase scenes. The movie balances humor and heartfelt moments about family bonds.
4 / 15
Movie 43 (2013)
[Movie]A collection of outrageous comedy sketches tied together by a lost wallet.
Why people love it: Its fearless absurdity and surprise cameo appearances attract a niche audience. The film’s chaotic style makes it a talking point at watch parties.
5 / 15
My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006)
[Movie]After a breakup, a man's ex‑girlfriend, a superhero, seeks revenge, turning romance into chaotic action.
Why people love it: The film mixes superhero satire with romantic comedy, creating absurd yet funny situations. Faris’s comedic timing and over‑the‑top action keep it entertaining.
6 / 15
Observe and Report (2009)
[Movie]A volatile mall security guard takes his job too seriously, spiraling into chaotic antics while chasing a thief.
Why people love it: Its razor‑sharp satire and Andy Samberg’s manic performance make it a bold, unpredictable ride. The film balances dark humor with absurd situations, leaving a memorable impression.
7 / 15
Scary Movie (2000)
[Movie]A parody of horror clichés follows teens surviving absurd, slapstick scares.
Why people love it: It lampoons iconic horror scenes with relentless jokes, delivering nonstop laughter. The film’s rapid‑fire references keep fans quoting it for years.
8 / 15
Smiley Face (2007)
[Movie]A stoner actress accidentally eats a lot of cannabis‑infused cupcakes, leading to a day of chaotic misadventures.
Why people love it: Anna Faris’s deadpan performance perfectly captures a hilariously misguided high, making the film a cult comedy gem. Its quirky visual style and absurd plot keep viewers laughing throughout the chaotic day.
9 / 15
The Cleaning Lady (2022)
[Show]A former surgeon becomes a cleaning lady for a crime syndicate to save her son.
Why people love it: A fresh twist on the crime‑drama formula with a fierce lead performance. The moral gray zones and tight pacing keep viewers hooked.
10 / 15
The Emoji Movie (2017)
[Movie]Inside a phone, an emoji embarks on a quest to become 'normal'.
Why people love it: Its bright, colorful animation and playful take on smartphone life entertain younger audiences. The film’s catchy songs and humor also resonate with families.
11 / 15
The Hot Chick (2002)
[Movie]A popular teen swaps bodies with a small-time criminal, leading to hilarious high school chaos.
Why people love it: Its absurd premise and Rob Schneider’s wild performance make it a cult favorite. The mix of teen drama and slapstick keeps viewers entertained.
12 / 15
The House Bunny (2008)
[Movie]Former Playboy bunny Shelley becomes a sorority house mother, helping outcast girls find confidence.
Why people love it: Anna Faris shines with her comedic timing, turning a wild bunny into a mentor. The movie's quirky humor and heartfelt growth of the sorority sisters win hearts.
13 / 15
The Slammin' Salmon (2009)
[Movie]A small-town fishing competition spirals into a wild adventure of love and rivalry.
Why people love it: Its quirky characters and scenic river backdrop make it a feel‑good ride. The humor lands with both slapstick and heart.
14 / 15
Waiting... (2005)
[Movie]Restaurant staff navigate bizarre customers and their own ambitions while stuck in a dead‑end job.
Why people love it: Its irreverent humor captures the absurdity of service‑industry life. The ensemble’s improvisational style makes the chaos feel authentic.
15 / 15