I've watched The Man Without a Past several times, and I find it really interesting how the experience varies depending on the setting.
The first time I saw it in a packed theater, and we were all laughing the whole time. As soon as someone let out a chuckle we were all laughing out loud, like a real life laugh track.
Watching it with two friends at home was less laughing out loud and more chuckling and talking about how weird a movie this is.
Both experiences were enjoyable in their own ways, just different.
If I was to name a polar opposite of a Chris Tucker comedy it would be this film.
That is unfortunately the only one I've seen.