Pinched this idea from the former BBC boards

[richierich]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera

[Tom]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"

[DJ Doena]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience

[lovemunkey187]

15. The Big Lebowski (the rug)

Not sure about the last one, but I think it counts. Anyway, you useless lot left me to think up 5 all on me lonesome so I don't think you have a right to complain!

15a. The Third Man. would that count?


1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies

[Najemikon]

15. The Big Lebowski (the rug)

Not sure about the last one, but I think it counts. Anyway, you useless lot left me to think up 5 all on me lonesome so I don't think you have a right to complain!

15a. The Third Man. would that count?

Yes, that would have been a good one. The plot in the background could have been anything. 

[DJ Doena]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie

[Kathy]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows

[DJ Doena]

Does "Last Action Hero" count? 

[lovemunkey187]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows
10. Coming To America - Eddie Murphy & Eriq La Salle

[richierich]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows
10. Coming To America - Eddie Murphy & Eriq La Salle
11. The Mask - Jim Carrey

[EnryWiki]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows
10. Coming To America - Eddie Murphy & Eriq La Salle
11. The Mask - Jim Carrey

12. Marie Antoinette - Look straight to camera, at the very beginning of the movie

[Kathy]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows
10. Coming To America - Eddie Murphy & Eriq La Salle
11. The Mask - Jim Carrey
12. Marie Antoinette - Look straight to camera, at the very beginning of the movie


I'm having a "senior moment" ; can anyone think of any more?

[Najemikon]

 

At least you're all doing better than the last one! I suppose I should help...

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows
10. Coming To America - Eddie Murphy & Eriq La Salle
11. The Mask - Jim Carrey
12. Marie Antoinette - Look straight to camera, at the very beginning of the movie
13. My Name is Earl - Catalina , supposedly talking to another character, has spoken to the audience a couple of times in Spanish.

[lyonsden5]

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows
10. Coming To America - Eddie Murphy & Eriq La Salle
11. The Mask - Jim Carrey
12. Marie Antoinette - Look straight to camera, at the very beginning of the movie
13. My Name is Earl - Catalina  !, supposedly talking to another character, has spoken to the audience a couple of times in Spanish.
14. Bugs Bunny - Pick a cartoon, he probably broke the 4th wall 

[Najemikon]

Oh well, if you're going to be like that...

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (frequently involves the viewer, right to the end: "You're still here? Go home.")
2. Moonlighting (Bruce Willis often addresses the audience)
3. Alfie (Both Michael Caine and Jude Low versions)
4. Trading Places - Eddie Murphy giving the knowing look straight to camera
5. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Characters look to the audience as if to say "We do not believe you are watching this movie"
6. Wayne's World - Wayne and Garth talk regularly to the audience
7. Austin Powers - there's scenes in all three movies
8. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - The monk speaks directly to the audience at the end of the movie
9. John Belushi - Animal House - When he's being a peeping Tom he looks at the camera and wiggles his eyebrows
10. Coming To America - Eddie Murphy & Eriq La Salle
11. The Mask - Jim Carrey
12. Marie Antoinette - Look straight to camera, at the very beginning of the movie
13. My Name is Earl - Catalina  Drooling ! !, supposedly talking to another character, has spoken to the audience a couple of times in Spanish.
14. Bugs Bunny - Pick a cartoon, he probably broke the 4th wall  Laugh
15. Oliver Hardy - pick a film! He looked at the audience in every one...



Well done everybody! Someone else can suggest one now...