Though primarily a disaster movie parody, the journey aspect makes this fit the 'silly adventure' mold perfectly. This film is a relentless barrage of gags, puns, and sight jokes, throwing logic out the window from the moment the plane takes off. It follows a shell-shocked ex-fighter pilot who must land a plane when the crew falls ill.

Directed by the Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker trio, it's a masterclass in rapid-fire comedy that influenced countless films that followed. Many lines from this movie have become part of popular culture. If you like your humor fast, furious, and utterly nonsensical, this flight is for you.

Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels star as Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne, two dim-witted but good-hearted friends who embark on a cross-country road trip to return a briefcase full of money. Their journey is a chaotic, laugh-out-loud series of increasingly absurd misadventures.

This film solidified Carrey's status as a comedy superstar and is a definitive example of 90s gross-out humor done right. Despite their lack of intelligence, the characters' unwavering optimism and friendship drive the narrative, making their silly quest surprisingly endearing. It's pure, unadulterated silliness from start to finish.

Terry Gilliam brings the outlandish tales of Baron Munchausen to the screen in a visually stunning and utterly bonkers adventure. This film takes you on a fantastical journey battling mythical creatures, flying to the moon, and escaping certain doom, all based on the Baron's supposedly true (and wildly exaggerated) exploits.

Known for its ambitious production design and turbulent shoot, the film is a feast for the eyes and a testament to Gilliam's unique, imaginative vision. It's a grand, silly, and incredibly creative spectacle that embraces the joy of tall tales.

As you wish! This movie is a perfect blend of fantasy, romance, comedy, and adventure, framed by a grandfather reading a story to his sick grandson. It's packed with iconic characters like Inigo Montoya, Fezzik, and Vizzini, each bringing their own unique brand of humor and charm.

Directed by Rob Reiner and written by William Goldman (based on his own novel), the film wasn't a huge box office hit initially but found massive success on home video and cable, becoming a beloved classic through word-of-mouth. Its witty dialogue and earnest silliness make it a truly timeless fairy tale for all ages.

Prepare for an absolutely ridiculous quest! This film takes the legend of King Arthur and twists it into a hilariously absurd journey filled with killer rabbits, taunting Frenchmen, knights who say 'Ni!', and philosophical debates about swallows and coconuts.

The low budget famously led to creative solutions, like using coconuts for horse sounds, which only adds to its charm and enduring silliness. It's a cornerstone of comedic filmmaking, constantly quotable, and a true masterclass in British absurdity that still holds up decades later. You've never seen a historical epic quite like it!