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The Carry On films were one of the most successful British film franchises in history. Despite this, Ben Lawrence asked whether the Carry On films continue to make us laugh and whether in an "increasingly censorious era", we can carry on loving them.

'A measure against which to judge historical charges'

@John Bracewell:

"No, they should not be consigned to history, they should be kept and shown once a year to remind us all of two things: First, what comedy looks like and to give us a good laugh since what passes for comedy these days is rubbish.

"Second, to provide a measure against which to judge historical charges, since judging issues which arose 50 years ago against today's standards is false justice."

'We should enjoy and celebrate them'

@Kaptain Khaos

"Sorry if I am stating the obvious, this side of being able to resurrect most of the cast and rejuvenate the two members of the cast that are still alive, the Carry On films are history. I don't see a reinvention with new actors working.