Rank Farrelly.

Lol.

1. There's Something About Mary
2. Shallow Hal
3. Stuck On You 

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4. Green Book

Do I have to?

Yes, it is a matter of import. Unbosom.

1. There's Something About Mary
2. Dumb and Dumber
3. Me, Myself & Irene
4. Kingpin
5. Stuck on You
6. Shallow Hal
7. Green Book

I tried doing this a couple times and I can't. Mary is good but that's about it. Osmosis Jones is one of the worst things put on celluloid.

No.

1. Fever Pitch (one of the best romcoms of recent times)
2. Me, Myself & Irene (okay for what it is)
3. Dumb and Dumber (a handful of lines that would be hilarious if they weren't in a joy killing movie)

I've been on a bit of a Farrelly marathon lately and it's been kind of interesting to observe how important road trips and brotherly love are to them. They're not great filmmakers but I feel that there's something truly nice about them as people seeing how often they've given roles to their friends and folks with disabilities, and also because of the clear admiration they have for the crews and bit players they work with (for instance, the end credits of one of their movies feature photos of pretty much the entire behind-the-scenes workforce). They're famous for their raunchy humor but to me the aspect that sets them apart from other shock-comedy directors is the heart that beats within most of their stuff.

7.5/10
1. Stuck on You - the least sleazy and most heartfelt comedy of theirs. Not that many belly laughs but plenty of good-natured chuckles all the way through. And it's really genuinely sweet.
2. Dumb and Dumber - their funniest.

7/10
3. There's Something About Mary - could've been tighter but the funny bits are indeed very funny.
4. Green Book - overly sappy at times and cinematically rather flat but always engaging due to the two performances at its centre.
5. Shallow Hal - this one could've been funnier but the haha-meter is still enough for some decent entertainment here. But what really pushes this to goodness is one very touching scene which I suspect a lot of people would consider too manipulative but which works like gangbusters for me. Also this would've been absolutely crucified by the Twitter crowd had it come out today.
6. Kingpin - fairly (farrelly?) good stuff but I'd have sped it up which is actually something a lot of their movies could use.

6.5/10
7. Me, Myself & Irene - suffers from a dull crime storyline but Jim Carrey saves the whole damn thing with his incredible performance. What a comedic pro he was. The scenes where he switches between his two inner sevles in the blink of an eye and has them fight each other are extraordinary examples of his physical brilliance. And his sons are very funny too.

5/10
8. Dumb and Dumber To - the spirit of the first one just isn't quite there anymore. Everyone's old and not as good. Well, actually Jeff Daniels recreates his character pretty seamlessly but Carrey simply doesn't have the same spark here. Plus the movie isn't as funny as it needs to be.
9. The Heartbreak Kid - starts off in a pretty amusing way but about halfway through the laughs pretty much stop aside from Stiller's little Mexican adventure.