10 Best Movies, Ranked According To IMDb
Emma Horne Norm MacDonald rose to fame after years on SNL. Fans have taken to IMDb to rate his movies like Dirty Work.
Norm MacDonald is a legendary comic. Many fans know him from his days on Saturday Night Live. He isn't one of the longest-running SNL cast members, but he made his mark on fans using his signature brand of unique comedy. Following his time on the series, MacDonald appeared in several films.
MacDonald stars in comedies like Dirty Work and Screwed. He also appears in smaller roles in movies like The People vs. Larry Flint. Fans have taken to IMDb to rate the comedic actor's best movies.
Screwed — 5.7
Several funny comedians come together in Screwed. The film follows Willard Fillmore, a chauffeur who is mistreated by his overbearing wealthy boss. He comes up with a scheme with his friend Rusty P. Hayes to hold his boss' dog for ransom and retire. However, things don't go as planned.
Norm MacDonald plays Willard alongside Dave Chappelle's Rusty. Danny DeVito and Sarah Silverman also join the funnymen on the cast. Fans of the movie might say it is an underrated early 2000s comedy, and that it wouldn't be the same without MacDonald as the lead.
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo — 5.7
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo is a raunchy comedy from the late 1990s. It stars Rob Schneider as the titular main character. Deuce is a failing fishtank cleaner who makes the unlikely job switch to sex worker when he falls into debt.
Norm MacDonald has a small role in the movie. He plays a bartender, and he is uncredited. Fans of the movie might say it is underrated. Critics might say more Norm MacDonald might have raised its rating.
Grown Ups — 6.0
A script from Adam Sandler and Fred Wolf produced Grown Ups in the early 2010s. It is one of Adam Sandler's most financially successful movies. It tells the story of a buddy comedy. The narrative follows a group of old friends who come together in adulthood to celebrate a summer holiday weekend.
Norm MacDonald has a small role in Grown Ups. He plays a fisherman named Geezer. Devotees of the might point to the performances of its large cast of comedians like David Spade and Chris Rock as a reason for its high rating
The Flight Before Christmas — 6.1
The Flight Before Christmas presents an animated holiday film. The movie comes from Finland. It follows Niko, a reindeer who is scared of flying. He goes on an adventure to conquer his fears and save Santa Claus.
The film is in Finnish but has an American English-language version. Norm MacDonald lends his voice to this version as Julius, a flying squirrel. MacDonald fans might say it is one of his most unique movies.
Funny People — 6.3
Director Judd Apatow brings audiences one of his best movies with Funny People. The narrative follows a famous comedian, George Simmons. Simmons hides a serious health problem from those close to him, as a young comic Ira Wright becomes his assistant.
Funny People showcases several comedians. Norm MacDonald appears as himself, among others like Dave Attell and George Wallace. Fans of the movie perhaps say it is one of Apatow's more well-rounded comedies.
Billy Madison — 6.4
Billy Madison is one of Adam Sandler's highest-rated movies. He stars as Billy Madison, an immature wealthy adult whose father bribed teachers to pass him through school. Billy re-enrolls in grade school to prove to his Dad he is smart enough to take over his company.
Norm MacDonald plays a supporting role as Frank, Billy's deadbeat friend. Fans of the movie might say his role is small but memorable, and he gives the movie hilarious one-liners.
Dirty Work — 6.5
It is hard to argue that Dirty Work doesn't present Norm MacDonald's most memorable movie role. He stars as Mitch Weaver. Mitch and his best friend Sam McKenna start a business of enacting revenge for independent clients in order to pay for Sam's dad's medical bills.
Fans of Dirty Work might say the movie showcases the kind of comedy Norm MacDonald does best. Other devotees perhaps say he is supported by other comedic experts like Don Rickles, Chevy Chase, and Chris Farely in the cult classic.
The People Vs. Larry Flynt — 7.3
The People vs. Larry Flynt presents a biopic from the late 1990s. It follows the story of pornographer Larry Flynt and the scandals he finds himself wrapped up in after facing criticism from religious and legal institutions.
Woody Harrelson stars as Larry Flynt. Norm MacDonald presents a small supporting role as "newspaper reporter." Fans of MacDonald might say his part shows his ability to fit in a straightforward drama.
Man On The Moon — 7.4
Man On The Moon presents the true story of alternative comedian Andy Kaufman. The film follows Jim Carrey's Kaufman as he rises to fame, from his early years growing up to his breakthrough in the comedy world.
Norm MacDonald has a unique role in Man On The Moon. He is uncredited but has a small appearance playing comedian Michael Richards. Fans of the movie might say it is a funny and touching story.
Klaus is Norm MacDonald's highest-rated movie on IMDb. It presents an animated feature from Spain told in English. It is a unique holiday film in which a version of Santa Claus is one of the main characters.
Norm MacDonald plays Mogens. Mogens is a snarky ferry operator who crosses paths with one of the main characters, postman Jesper Johansen. Fans of the movie perhaps say it is a refreshing and original holiday movie.
