BLAZING SADDLES (1974) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

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It is finally here, Blazing Saddles has finally made it through copyright hell and is allowed to live!
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@OctoKrool 2 года назад

This was supposed to come out a while ago, but it got hit by copyright very hard; we fought and it finally won! So, here's a third movie upload for this week. :)

@jimtatro6550 2 года назад

“Oh boys, look what I have here!”

@lizd2943 2 года назад

Gene Wilder improv'd the "You know, morons" line. Cleavon Little's crack up was genuine.

@robertrouse4503 2 года назад

Mel Brooks is a comedic genius. He wrote, produced, and wrote the songs and score for this film. He also played the governor and the Native American chief. I highly recommend his other films, especially Young Frankenstein and High Anxiety.

@davidr1050 2 года назад

Gene's line when he's talking about the townspeople.... "You know.. Morons..." --- Was indeed ad-libbed and Clevon Little's reaction was genuine... --- This is a PERFECT example of a movie you couldn't make today. Even back THEN it crossed the line so many times it erased it.. Mel Brooks nailed it when he showed exactly how stupid racism is...

@jerryhayes9497 2 года назад

Interviewer" They say you couldn't make a film like Blazing Saddles today"

@AlpineWoods 2 года назад

It's so funny, when Hedley Lamarr talked about risking an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. In reality, it was Madeline Kahn who was actually nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

@remo27 2 года назад

Randolph Scott was an actor who played in movies (Mostly westerns pretty much always as the good guy or hero but he also did some detective or horror films) from the late 20's to the mid 1950's. He was very popular in his day and, as far as I know, was the FIRST big "Western" cowboy action star.

@stanbarber8308 2 года назад

I was 8 years old when this movie came out, 56 now, and this was my first R rated movie. Nobody knew what to expect!! Within 15 minutes there where people falling out of the seats, including me, laughing and crying on the floor. I had a hell of a time getting back in the seat!!! This is the greatest comedy movie ever done!! Only Mel Brooks could have got this out and in the theater’s

@blackcated5755 2 года назад

The "Let's play chess" line kills me every time.

@LadyGreensleeves33 2 года назад

Speaking of Richard Pryor, he has a writing credit in this movie 😂 He helped Mel Brooks (who was in the film as the Governor and the Chief) with the dialogue.

@coreymason7017 Год назад

Fun fact: I believe this was the first film to have farting on screen. That’s why it is so heavily featured in the bean scene.

@txaggievet 2 года назад

How do you skip "Excuse me while I whip this out"? One of the greatest lines in movie history

@Rebel9668 2 года назад

When John Hillerman as Howard Johnson is rehearsing his speech, that Laurel & Hardy handshake line cracks me up every time.

@katecassidy9357 2 года назад

I think “they said you was hung!” “Well they were right” is the funniest thing. It’s the kind of joke that takes you a half a second to get which I think makes it pay off even better.

@jeffkubik5452 2 года назад

This is a really great movie. You guys should check out more Mel Brooks's movies.

@aagold76 2 года назад

Madlin Kahn got an Oscar nomination for this, 'I'm Tired' is a classic.

@weirds0up 2 года назад

The "And for my next impression - Jessie Owens" is one of my favourite jokes of all time

@malcolmdrake6137 2 года назад

Richard Pryor (who was one of the script writers) was supposed to play the part of the Sheriff, but the studio wasn't willing to back him, because they didn't think he was reliable with his then drug use. He could have cost the studio millions, if he had to be fired during production.

@jenfries6417 2 года назад

"That's the face of leadership." It is, actually. That's Mel Brooks, our director, writer, and producer, as the Gov, the Chief, and one of the bad guys on the evil job fair line.