What's the greatest moment of unintentional humor in the movies?

[Arkham House]

...you know...you laugh when you're not supposed to, at some clueless moment in the screenplay... My choice: "To Kill a Mockingbird", when--after his conviction--we learn that Tom Robinson was shot "trying to escape"...I don't think anyone can top that, but maybe I'm wrong...

[datasuspect]

1. the last part of the passion of the christ

[ScreamingMeemie]

2. The movie Big Fish...

In his ending monologue (the viewer, typically, is very mushy by this point, thinking of the main character's relationship with his father...and how his father was really a better person than he gave him credit for in life) the narrator says something like," And I realized that life is really just a 'big fish'"... I was sitting next to my daughter and her friend with tears streaming down my face. Out of the corner of my eye and my daughter and her girlfriend are snorting and shaking and trying to contain the giggles... pretty soon, our entire side of the theater was rolling in laughter. I don't think the director intended for that to happen. :hi: