Greatest Comedy Movie Characters of All Time
Alan Garner (The Hangover) or Lloyd Christmas (Dumb and Dumber)
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Why This Battle Matters
Ever wondered what happens when unstoppable slapstick meets inexplicable whimsy? In the GoatWars arena, Lloyd Christmas, the lovable but dim-witted hero from 'Dumb and Dumber', collides with Alan Garner, the oddball genius of 'The Hangover'. This isn't just a battle of laughs; it's a grand showdown of comedy philosophies—pure, unfiltered chaos versus awkward, endearing blunders. The stakes? Cultural dominance in the annals of cinematic chuckles. Today, fans aren't just choosing a favorite character; they're defining what style of humor reigns supreme in the pantheon of film comedy. Which brand of silliness captures your heart?
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Lloyd Christmas (Dumb and Dumber) over Alan Garner (The Hangover) when it comes to the greatest Comedy Movie Characters of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Lloyd Christmas (Dumb and Dumber) 58.8% of the time over Alan Garner (The Hangover).
Across all battles:
Lloyd Christmas (Dumb and Dumber) win rate: 54.3%
Alan Garner (The Hangover) win rate: 44.0%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender in the Greatest Comedy Movie Characters of All Time league?
Tommy Callahan, portrayed by the legendary Chris Farley, holds the top spot in this league. Check out who's chasing him on the GOAT List.
Why is this matchup between Lloyd Christmas and Alan Garner so closely contested?
This battle is nail-bitingly close because both characters left huge comedic impressions in film. Lloyd's goofy charm clashes brilliantly with Alan's awkward yet lovable persona, dividing fans on who truly delivers the best laughs.
Who is better: Lloyd Christmas or Alan Garner?
In the current face-off on GoatWars, Lloyd Christmas is slightly ahead. Fans seem to resonate more with Lloyd's boundless optimism and slapstick humor, which perhaps edges out over Alan's quirky, unpredictable antics.