The entire montage of Jupiter and her pro bono android lawyer dealing with the Vast Bureaucracy in order to get her officially recognized as the rightful owner of Earth. Highlights include:
Despite being an android, Advocate Bob progressively losing his composure after dealing with one Obstructive Bureaucrat too many. He just seems to short-circuit after a particularly bad moment! But then again he's played by Samuel Barnett so.....
The absurdly obvious way in which Advocate Bob bribes a bureaucrat to cut through the red tape.
Jupiter's uncle's reaction to his son convincing Jupiter to sell her eggs.
[While hitting him repeatedly with a pillow] Your cousin is not a chicken!! You do not treat your cousin like chicken!!
This exchange between Caine and Jupiter: (paraphrased)
Caine: …Your Majesty, I have more in common with a dog than I have with you. Jupiter: I love dogs. I've always loved dogs.
After suffering from many Undressing the Unconscious incidents, we have a frustrated Jupiter telling the crew of the Aegis that she would like to change her clothes while she is alone, and conscious, for once.
Balem Abrasax. The character is so over the top that it's hard not to laugh at every single thing he says or does.
"With Jupiter Ascending and The Theory of Everything, Eddie Redmayne has the curious distinction of winning the most prestigious award in acting and giving the year's worst performance in the same 12-month span. When I write that Redmayne gives 2015's worst performance, I mean that partially as praise and partially as criticism: It takes a genius to get away with delivering a performance this spectacularly embarrassing and misconceived. […] His turn in Jupiter Ascending is unforgettable and utterly distinctive, but in a bizarre, nightmarish way. […] Redmayne is both the best and worst thing about Jupiter Ascending, and certainly the most wildly excessive."
"With Jupiter Ascending and The Theory of Everything, Eddie Redmayne has the curious distinction of winning the most prestigious award in acting and giving the year's worst performance in the same 12-month span. When I write that Redmayne gives 2015's worst performance, I mean that partially as praise and partially as criticism: It takes a genius to get away with delivering a performance this spectacularly embarrassing and misconceived. […] His turn in Jupiter Ascending is unforgettable and utterly distinctive, but in a bizarre, nightmarish way. […] Redmayne is both the best and worst thing about Jupiter Ascending, and certainly the most wildly excessive."