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BACK IN THE SADDLE: A "BLAZING SADDLES" RETROSPECTIVE
(2001 / Warner / 28 mins. total)
Prod. by - Jonathan Gaines
Enjoyable 27 year "look back" at BLAZING SADDLES, referred to by it's director Mel Brooks as "the film which broke ground ... and wind", and generally considered by fans and cinema historians as one of the funniest movies of all time. Features interviews with Brooks, co-writer Andrew Bergman (THE IN LAWS, THE FRESHMAN), actors Gene Wilder, Harvey Korman, Burton Gilliam and more.
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@jamescecil4629 3 года назад

I was a projectionist and showed this movie brand new in theatre’s back in the 70’s …I must have showed it 150 times and laughed at something new every time ..what happened to our sense of humor since then…

@jellooowith3os 3 года назад

I'm same. It seems I understand comedy better than real life. It's my favourite comedy ever. "Dang that was lucky.....etc etc" 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍😂😂

@dionst.michael5818 3 года назад

Wanna fight about it?! Just jokin! 🤣

@lydiacontreras632 3 года назад

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@MySammykins 3 года назад

Moral panic, the right didn't bbn wantbus bbn laughing at sex jokes, that passed and now the left doesn't want us laughing at the nbword or that word that also means bundle O sticks

@54guy1 2 года назад

@@MySammykins The left doesn't want us laughing at ANYTHING. I guess that explains all of the famines the left has caused. Because during a famine people don't even want to smile.

@vikithomasson7772 3 года назад

My son, n his 40’s and I, n my 60’s, STILL to this day talk n one-liners from Blazing Saddles, when we r joking around! Best movie!

@Kedbuka 11 лет назад

It's no exaggeration at all to state "Blazing Saddles" is one of the greatest comedies ever. There's major talent in the film and they made it work. It's a brilliant film. And absolutely hilarious.

@dionst.michael5818 3 года назад

Oh, I don’t know about that. Maybe not in your opinion but Slim Pickens, Gene Wilder, McCormick and Kahn we’re all VERY well known AND liked at this time. I particularly liked Madeleine in fact. Lol. I was a growing boy! Lol. They were certainly the reason I couldn’t wait to see Blazing Saddles as a preteen. I knew it was going to be good. This was also at a time that Wilder and Pryor we’re enjoying so much box office success for their comedies together so Wilder was no small deal. Even Brooks was well known to me at my young age for good comedic movies. No disrespect intended. They might have not expected the movie to be quite as successful as it ended up being but to say there was no major talent in the movie is simply wrong by any metric.

@luvtahandload7692 3 года назад

@@dionst.michael5818 he didn't say that there was no major talent in the film.

@dionst.michael5818 3 года назад

@@luvtahandload7692 Umm yeah, I completely read that wrong. You’re absolutely right. I was wrong. My bad. I musta been high when I typed that. I’m glad I wasn’t a jerk about it. Thanks for pointing my error out though. At least it gives me a chance to apologize for the over sight. So, thank you. Take care friend.

@Kedbuka 3 года назад

@@dionst.michael5818 I think you didn't quite catch all of my remark. I said, "There's major talent in the film..."

@dionst.michael5818 3 года назад

@@Kedbuka 👆🏻👆🏻Yeah, I just said that?! 👆🏻👆🏻Lol 👆🏻👆🏻See?! 👆🏻👆🏻Up there 👆🏻👆🏻 👆🏻👆🏻Right above you👆🏻👆🏻Right above the irrelevant comment you just made explaining as much👆🏻👆🏻Use your good eye🖕🏻🖕🏻

@jamesalford877 3 года назад

I remember seeing Blazing Saddles at the Drive In in '74 and can still recall hearing laughter coming from nearby cars as if we were sitting next to each other at a Comedy show; haven't experienced that kind of shared joy since, but how can you go wrong when Richard Pryor is one of the writers.

@stewartbrown4802 3 года назад

Seen this film when I was a teenager 1974 best comedy film I've ever seen I'm now nearly 65 and I still piss my sides everytime I watch it truly a comedy classic well done mel brings back great memories of my youth

@daviddavidson8050 5 лет назад

Rest in peace Mr. Harvey Korman. True comedic genius. Nothing he ever did ever gets old. A true thespian and deadpan comedian, a great loss to the world of comedy.

@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 4 года назад

Two twu comments.

@daviddavidson8050 4 года назад

@Heartstung good morning. And most-definitely! Sorry for the late reply.

@daviddavidson8050 4 года назад

@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 well put. You watch your ass. I didn't get a harumph from that guy.

@billolsen4360 4 года назад

@Heartstung Those two even made going to the dentist funny!

@ekwity 3 года назад

As he noted, he had a hard time with the deadpan!

@hunterriley2907 4 года назад

THE GENIUS OF THIS MOVIE STANDS THE TESTS OF TIME

@terrietackett8964 5 лет назад

Madeleine Kahn was nominated for an Academy Award for her portrayal of Lilly in this classic!! It's twu, it's twu!! 😍

@feellucky271 5 лет назад

Sche schoult haf wun dalink. Twully. An amazing lady and talent.

@johnkennedy6359 5 лет назад

George Harrison sings " Its twu, its twu" in his song "Crackerbox Palace"...no doubt influenced by Madeline Kahn

@petergreen2552 4 года назад

"You're sucking on my arm". Line cut from that scene. 😅

@emitindustries8304 4 года назад

She sings: "Coming and going and going and coming"!

@TurboMountTV 4 года назад

Is that a ten gallon hat ?

@Fyodor48 4 года назад

I will never forget queuing in Glasgow Scotland to see this movie, it got a standing ovation at the end. First time I witnessed this at the movies. This movie had a major impact on the culture , just about everyone used a line from the movie in everyday language.

@nigelthomas9299 3 года назад

U won’t get comedy like this ever again , I’m just glad I grew up watching the best comedy films

@antonioercolino6087 4 года назад

'Mongo is just pawn in game of life' This is simply the best line in the film.

@ekwity 3 года назад

As a chess master, I'm agreeing -- except for "Let.'s play chess." 😁

@jackluminous6024 2 года назад

Mongo Like Candy!

@Ditka-89 2 года назад

Line written by Richard Pryor

@susanmorano405 Год назад

"Mongo only pawn, in game of life"

@Iamrightyouarewrong 4 года назад

2019, still arguably the greatest comedy of all time.

@dinkyep 4 года назад

I'm right you're wrong still laugh every time I watch it. Will always be the best.

@andyclayton9204 4 года назад

Sorry, try watching Brian again. It's shite

@blackdog2994 4 года назад

Airplane, Naked Gun and Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

@Iamrightyouarewrong 4 года назад

@@blackdog2994 A-r-g-u-a-b-l-y, it's a word funny.

@chrisweidner4768 Год назад

A masterpiece. All the best to everyone. Enjoy humor. We are family.

@mikebryant3110 3 года назад

A masterpiece. Like young Frankenstein and even the forgotten high anxiety. Love you Mel and your gang.

@david2869 Год назад

Don't forget Spaceballs!

@rberry5509 Год назад

Brooks got gene wilder to do this film by green lighting young Frankenstein, talk about two classic comedies!

@ColeYounger16 3 года назад

I was watching Hollywood Graveyard and came across Harvey Korman. What a great comedian. I'm 51 and grew up watching him and Tim Conway, Carol Burnette and the whole genre was so great.

@SlapMyBass3825 3 года назад

Love that channel!

@cytherians 4 года назад

Mel Brooks had the amazing sensibility to know what controversial cultural issues he could play with, without going too far over the line. Despite how some jokes would be slammed as "racist" today, they're still funny because of the context. Mel knew how to walk that fine line.

@marybarry2230 2 года назад

Absolutely true! I think everyone needs to know that you CAN laugh at yourself no matter what race no matter what creed.

@lexwaldez 2 года назад

The jokes ARE rascist... that's the POINT. Mel Brooks was pointing out how ridiculous rascism really is. IMHO of course.

@AlmostEthical 2 года назад

Aside from sucking the sheriff's arm haha

@drock9083 3 года назад

Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein two great movies of that era

@garylea6274 5 лет назад

Harvey was always so great in anything he ever did. Miss his talent!

@JohnSmith-kz8yo 5 лет назад

Outside of Carol he was the best reason to watch the Carol Burnet show...

@scoutfinch47 3 года назад

As Gene said 'A Classic'. Watching this had me in tears, with laughter and also the sad loss of so much wonderful talent.

@kellycranford3592 4 года назад

This is by far the best comedy in the history of film!! I've loved this one since it first came out. When scrolling thru the tv channels and I come across it, I have to watch it, again. Even tho I've seen it probably a 100 times. Thanks for the laughs and the memories, Mel.

@alanharoldson9903 4 года назад

What impresses me most is the absolute perfection of everybody's timing. It's as if all the scenes were vaudeville routines that the actors had been performing on the road for months before they shot the movie.

@andrewross1142 3 года назад

Just a timeless classic comedy movie that I have watched probably 30 times and still love it!

@lzdmglg202612 Год назад

You should see his better half in "The Graduate."

@FlyingBearFilmMorgue 11 лет назад

It is truly no exaggeration to call it one of the funniest movies ever made. It was such when it first opened, and it remains so to this day. - CEJ

@WINDnotOILdotCom 4 года назад

Where’s a link to Part 1???

@SovereignStatesman 4 года назад

FlyingBearFilmMorgue Yeah but "Spaceballs" evened it out; not all satires are created equal.

@jeffforbess6802 4 года назад

Harrumph

@bobkaddy4012 4 года назад

True But in Todays Climate the theatre would get burned down that shows it

@davidtomlinson6138 3 года назад

I thought YOUNG FRONKENSTEIN was funnier 🤣🤣😁

@Hortonfarms1 4 года назад

Two finest films ever made, Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein. Nothing better on Earth.

@erict7867 3 года назад

Absotively!!

@gordonthomas4292 3 года назад

Saddles, and It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

@shahree100 3 года назад

High Anxiety

@R2KBADefender 3 года назад

I like all of Mel's movies, but I think "History of the World Part 1" is my favorite.

@onelegd1 3 года назад

Dr. Strangelove also a great fine film.

@MrTrogjrog 3 года назад

Harvey Korman was the best!!!! One of my all time favorite!!!

@tomboed2097 5 лет назад

In 1972 had a former girlfriend call me to say we had to see a move together. She sad the movie was me. I laughed so hard at Blazing Saddles i could hardly breath. Went back to see it the next night, alone. If I ever see her again, i will thank her for introducing be to this classic.

@kevinriddell2105 3 года назад

It was released in 1974

@Techangler65 3 года назад

One of the best movies ever made I have never laughed so hard in my life Why can’t they make movies like that anymore?....

@MrDaiseymay 2 года назад

NO TALENT !

@ericmason349 3 года назад

Harvey Korman was perfect in that part. This was a GREAT movie and as it has been said could Not be made today. Every single actor in it was hilarious.

@kevincaldwell4707 4 года назад

Truly one of the greatest comedies ever made and no, it just couldn’t be made today.

@darrenbennett4437 5 лет назад

There will never be another Blazing Saddles . The combination of incredible writing , insanely funny directing and the outstanding performances of the cast can never be matched . Besides that too many people would be offended lol

@davidmonroe4780 2 года назад

Harvey Korman was brilliant, and utterly unique.

@glennsmith7702 4 года назад

The funniest movie of all time-nothing else is close-I saw it at the Patterson Theater in Baltimore on Eastern Avenue. laughed so hard i cried. My sides hurt by the end of the movie. Harvey Korman was terrific and so was Slim Pickens. It is the gold standard of comedy movies.

@cgh7337 6 лет назад

Hedley Lamar is such an epic villain. RIP Harvey Korman.

@smokeymayrand4757 5 лет назад

That's heddy lamar LOL

@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 4 года назад

_"Count De Money! Count De Money!!"_ 😊😊😊

@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 4 года назад

@Bass mike >>> 😄😄😄😄

@Mad-wv6ol 4 года назад

@Bass mike Give that politics shit arrest for once in your life don't a such a snowflake online ass clown

@billolsen4360 4 года назад

"pledge allegiance to Hedley Lamar and to the EEEE-VIL for which he stands!"

@sambaritone 5 лет назад

RIP Harvey. I thought the scene with the cabinet, paddle ball toys, etc was perfect! You didn’t do too much, you got it perfectly right!

@johnclowes3894 3 года назад

One of the best comedy films ever made. If you don’t laugh watching this movie the chance are you’re probably dead.

@1who4me 3 года назад

Or woke

@abelzalazar2584 5 лет назад

The greatest character of all SLIM PICKENS !!

@55Quirll 3 года назад

And he showed us how to ride a nuke!😊😊

@claudiasmemaw 5 лет назад

Absolutely the BEST! Where ever Madilyn & Gene are, I hope my house is in their neighborhood, when it's time for me to move.

@SquirrelTheater 2 года назад

Blazing Saddles is one of the greatest comedies ever made --Heddy Lamar “It’s Hedly!”

@johnsherrill326 5 лет назад

Harvey Korman was pretty humble. An Awesome comedian. Loved all of his stuff.

@VolumedMusicMan 5 лет назад

john sherrill “that voodoo that you do” One of his great lines....

@garywilson2925 5 лет назад

Always love watching this movie. Thanks Mel Brooks

@yomasane3670 4 года назад

The scene Brooks plays the chief of the Indians pursuing the black family's wagon. After they are stopped he looks at them in wonder and says, "Shvartsas! Woof! They darker then us!" Then as an acknowledgement of one minority to another he lets them go. Some great comic lines in thatmovie.

@jamesstuart3346 3 года назад

I can't imagine how any cast member made it through a entire movie with Brooks and Korman without being hospitalised with busted gut due to laughter.

@ironhat2 3 года назад

a movie ahead of its time. great humor.

@bill8985 5 лет назад

Madeline Kahn........... simply a genius...... it's twooo. We all know it is twooo.

@barnfly69 3 года назад

Dad and I seen this movie when I was 14. I have never seen my old man laugh so hard in my life.

@katpotter1889 6 лет назад

Saw Blazing Saddles in '74 in the theatre as double feature with The 12 Chairs (which ran 1st). Chairs had us all rolling on the floor ... then came THE funniest movie I have ever seen. Saddles is completely outrageously brilliant! I own a copy on DVD so whenever I need a laugh, I just break it out. Of course, I've seen it probably 100 times and know the script by heart ... still completely cracks me up. Thank you, Mel Brooks, Richard Pryor, Gene Wilder, Harvey Corman, Cleavon Little and the incredable Madeline Kahn for this great film!

@crysjumar1 5 лет назад

khan was just awesome. "i'm tired, tired of playing the game..."

@jgrahamiii7749 4 года назад

When Blazing Saddles hit our local theater, my friends and I were in line to see the first showing. The theater was full, but most were not prepared for what ensued. We were well familiar with Mel Brooks movies and were falling over laughing when the theater was stony silent. The farting scene was the first place where anyone besides us laughed. People got up and left, particularly one couple who had three small children... what were they thinking? Its a Mel Brooks movie! We saw it again in a few weeks (no vcrs or dvds) and word must have gotten out because the whole place fell apart laughing. Best comedy I have seen..except perhaps for Young Frankenstein...

@MrDaiseymay 2 года назад

i EXPERIENCED A INCIDENT LIKE THAT, WATCHING A SCENE FROM ''OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR'' , WHERE TWO DRUNKS WERE SINGING A BAWDY SONG, AND A LINE WENT--''I DON'T WANT ME BOLLOCKS SHOT AWAY''. IT WAS MET WITH STONEY SILENCE, AND JUST ME, HOWLING MY HEAD OFF IN THE CINEMA.

@jgrahamiii7749 2 года назад

@@MrDaiseymay I saw that movie while in college. Regrettably I don't remember the scene you mentioned.

@josephcure7376 5 лет назад

My second most favorite movie!! God bless all who participated in the making of this most iconic film..I will never forget you all😁

@truthprevails4386 4 года назад

harvey is so good at everything he does

@neilmacleod5371 5 лет назад

I still like the toll booth in the middle of the dessert , " some one go back and get a shit load of dimes "

@dougpeters1625 5 лет назад

Classic!

@alpha-omega2362 5 лет назад

was it an ice cream or cake dessert?

@dougpeters1625 5 лет назад

@@alpha-omega2362 ice cream, but it was a bit grainy

@crysjumar1 5 лет назад

exactly how much is a "shitload" ?

@neilmacleod5371 5 лет назад

@@crysjumar1 you had to see the movie lol

@peterthurwood2267 5 лет назад

one of the best comedy westerns films ever made . cant make them like that anymore havant got writers or actors with that talent

@acerothstein4755 5 лет назад

Excuse me while I whip this out.

@timothymcdonald6913 5 лет назад

WAHH!

@timothymcdonald6913 5 лет назад

Had to do that! Thanks!

@harleytank 5 лет назад

Funny stuff. One of my favorites was when a black citizen saw he was still alive he said to the sheriff....... I heard you was hung. and he replied, and they was right. lmao

@alpha-omega2362 5 лет назад

that's what I say when I go into take a leak...

@robertyancey4867 5 лет назад

Hilarious!!!😆😆😆😎😎

@aaronlopez3585 3 года назад

The funniest movie I've ever seen. In this day and age the possibility of this project getting green lighted is 0 in to infinity. And today more than ever we really need too to laugh.

@slimdugger99 4 года назад

There are few film comedies that are absolutely hilarious at the first viewing and even more so years later. Just remembering it can make me laugh out loud. A true gift to movie watchers.

@cindydufala7646 5 лет назад

I'll never forget first time seeing Blazing Saddles with my siblings. We laughed so hard, i thought we'd all stop breathing! Thanks for the laughs Mel & entire cast & crew.

@toucheturtle3840 5 лет назад

I literally fell out of the chair I was sitting in & couldn't breathe, I was laughing so much.

@cindydufala7646 4 года назад

Touché Turtle me too. Was outrageously funny! 😅😃🤣😂

@anap847 6 лет назад

Always and forever one of the best comedies of all times.

@JohnThornley 5 лет назад

Looking at the likes and dislikes. How can anyone give this a thumbs down? This movie had real soul! Unforgettable.

@Zanniroxwell 3 года назад

After meeting Madeline Kahn on the set of "Fridays" a late night TV Show in early 80s, I realize how Ingenious she was! My friend Actor Darrow Igus had auditioned for a part in Blazing Saddles.. though it's been awhile since Ive seen the movie, Ive recently (out of the blue) found myself adopting the immortal words of Madeline Kahn in my own vocabulary.. "It's Twue.. it's twue!" For my own amusement , I say it all the time! 😆😂😘

@steveellis9288 5 лет назад

In the history of all humankind this work must be treated as a testament to the spirit of how we are to coexist with all peoples of the world. By not taking ourselves seriously and enjoying how silly we are, this film makes me glad to be alive.

@cliffcampbell8827 4 года назад

"Mongo like candy." *BOOM* This movie is one of the the absolute greatest comedies of all time.

@SovereignStatesman 4 года назад

Well you know how Warner Bros. loves their cartoons.

@billolsen4360 4 года назад

The exploding chocolates probably put an end to candygrams worldwide!

@boxadorsrus5991 3 года назад

My Baby Boomer sister and I still sometimes say "Mongo like candy".

@shanke300 4 года назад

Blazing Saddles is the most hilarious comedy ever made. Perfect cast selection. Gold standard. Mel Brooks...thank you sir.

@jgatkinson744 4 года назад

I remember back then a lot of people thought the movie was offensive

@justing42 3 года назад

Airplane, History of the World, Spaceballs ALL funnier than Blazing Saddles

@lewisfrazier3506 3 года назад

I agree no body could do what Mel did

@simongb7897 3 года назад

WOW wow big statement there son, what about Python. It's a close call..

@danoconnell7604 3 года назад

And couldn’t be made today.

@marktwain622 4 года назад

"I didn't get a harrumph out of that guy."

@gunfighterzero 4 года назад

harumph!

@seansky2721 3 года назад

Give the Governor a “HARRUMPH!”

@Weshopwizard 3 года назад

You watch your ass!!!!

@carmenmonoxide7459 5 лет назад

I BEGGED my mom to take me to see this movie at night because that's when all the grown ups would be there. She finally gave in and we went. She didn't care for it, but my eight year-old self had a ball! Some jokes went over my head. It didn't matter because the ones I did get were hilarious! A Yiddish speaking Indian? My friends were so jealous.

@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 4 года назад

When I FIRST saw this on tv -- and I MUST have been in my early twenties at least {I'm 59 now} -- I DID NOT realize he was speaking Yiddish! 😊😊😊

@woodb51 5 лет назад

Slim Pickens was great!

@edspencer7121 3 года назад

When the chow line doesn't look too good I always say 'It's Slim Pickins n Jr. Samples today boys!"

@charlesbird781 5 лет назад

My son waited on Burton Gilliam and his wife at a local restaurant and struck up a conversation with him. Knowing the restaurant served Caribbean/Latin cuisine, I asked if he had ordered black beans. He had. I was appalled that my son hadn’t asked him, “More beans, Mr. Taggert?”

@angelawalker7582 5 лет назад

This is my favorite movie ever. I can't remember how many times I've seen it. So many of them has gone on to glory but I'm glad we have them on this film to cherish forever.

@hankmessaros1835 5 лет назад

This movie made fun of everything and everyone. It's the best, best on dvd

@bartschwartz7217 4 года назад

Hank Messaros everyone still luvs it today and young Franklinstein. Let’s take it from the top girls(gays&)

@stevecoffman2559 4 года назад

Except the Irish. It didn't make fun of the Irish.

@glennruscher4007 4 года назад

I have it on DVD. With nothing pc'd out. Yes, everything not "PC" is in it.

@billcarey7874 5 лет назад

"And I extend to you this laurel and hardy handshake". Thanks Mel Brooks for being so crazy. And so funny.

@crysjumar1 5 лет назад

it actually took me years to catch that. genius

@geoffwilliams4478 5 лет назад

Watched this for years. Seeing this comment is news to me. Care to give me a little education? ( Yes, have seen this movie and love it still)

@crysjumar1 5 лет назад

@@geoffwilliams4478 famous comedy duo. stan laurel and oliver hardy. laurel and hardy (handshake)

@geoffwilliams4478 5 лет назад

@@crysjumar1 gotcha. Thank you

@kneeman66 4 года назад

Laurel and Hearty welcome

@markhinnerichs7337 5 лет назад

Mel Btooks!!! One of the goofiest bastards ever,My best friend and I would curtail our nitetime shenanigans so we could get home and watch Get Smart and the Honeymooners.Comedy bliss that helped shape the comedic palate of a couple of dorks.THANK YOU MEL!!!

@cannondaleman1 4 года назад

Gene Wilder: " It's still a modern film and I think it always will be which makes it a classic. I think it will live forever". Amen, Mr. Wilder. Amen.

@jamesevans3492 6 месяцев назад

I Saw This, Along With Young Frankenstein, As A Double Bill Back In 1974, As A 12 Year Old, With My Childhood Friend Andrew, And We Laughed All The Way Through Both Fantastic Mel Brooks Films . . . :-) I Have Both On DVD, And Watch Them At Least 1 Time Every Year . . . Thank You Mel Brooks, For Making My Childhood In The 1970's A Fun 1 . . . :-)

@distractionb 3 месяца назад

It was not made in the 70s

@terryt643 5 лет назад

Blazing saddles and Life of Brian the two best comedy films that could never be made now and will never be beaten 😂

@gibbogle 4 года назад

I agree! Was about the make the same comment.

@davidmcbride8906 3 года назад

Does it make u giggle when i say bigus dickus?

@franklinshriver8441 2 года назад

I'd add Young Frankenstein and/or The Jerk in that category!

@robertveith6383 Год назад

No, the second movie bores me.

@keithwortelhock6078 5 лет назад

"Where's all the white women at?" - you'd never get away with that today. What a classic!

@fucker661 5 лет назад

Except you can.

@michaelleahy123 5 лет назад

I use it a lot👍

@TylerLL2112 5 лет назад

I almost always say that when I go to parties.😂 I’m white so the effect is soft.

@aevelynmoose609 4 года назад

"Why Reb... How many times do I have to tell you you have to clean up after a cross burning." "And for my next impression... JESSE OWENS'

@aevelynmoose609 4 года назад

Oh HAYL NAW you wouldn't get away with that today..... "MONGO LIKE BEANS"

@youtubynotme 4 года назад

So much talent, amazing lead actor, and a co-star cast of comedy geniuses. Mel sure knew the recipe for success. My favorite comedies include most of his attemps. If not all. I simply never got enough of those people who entertained us.

@patbarrett9263 5 лет назад

MEL BROOKS WENT AFTER EVERY SACRED COW WHEN HE MADE FILMS. I SAW IT WHEN IT FIRST CAME OUT AND LAUGHED MY ASS OFF.

@robertbishop5357 5 лет назад

There's no way you can sequel this movie. It absolutely broke the comedy mold.

@TheJohnRowley 5 лет назад

Mel Brooks did do a great job but let's not forget that Blazing Saddles was co-written by Richard Pryor and would have played the Sherif but the studios wouldn't allow it.

@daviddavidson8050 5 лет назад

Excellent point! True enough. So many studios blackballed him entirely. Sad.

@gwendolinehall1386 5 лет назад

It wasn't that the studio wouldn't allow it. Pryor was supposed to show up for production and no one could find him. He eventually called, I think he was in Chicago, they asked him why and he said he didn't know. He was in some super heavy drug and alcohol abuse and couldn't be relied on to show up and do the work everyday.

@gulfrelay2249 5 лет назад

Best thing that could've happened. It would've been all about Pryor. There's a popular myth about The Wild Bunch and John Wayne, that Wayne turned down the part of Pike Bishop; too much violence,etc. Truth is, Peckinpah refused him, not for personal reasons, but because" I don't want to make a John Wayne movie".

@daviddavidson8050 5 лет назад

@@gulfrelay2249 hello. That I did not know! That's an interesting story because as I understand it for years and years Clint Eastwood tried to get John Wayne to make a movie or movies with him, but wouldn't do it because he thought that Eastwood's movies were too bloody and violent. So that goes a long with the Wild Bunch story. Great great movie BTW. Thanks for sharing! Take care.

@gulfrelay2249 5 лет назад

@@daviddavidson8050 yeah, my 1 gripe with True Grit #1? You got Dukes guns, Dukes clothes,etc. #2 was more authentic, but went off rails,ie; no rat, weirdness unrelated to the story... I Know, it's the Cohens, but C' Mon, guys!!@@

@IAM4ever Год назад

In 1974 I was 13 years old. My little brother and a friend went to the Serramonte 6 to see the Green Hornet movie. When it ended, we snuck into the theater showing Blazing Saddles. I remember the campfire scene to this day, more than the Green Hornet movie. Love Mell Brooks!!!

@WyattScott 3 года назад

absolutely, without a fucking doubt, one of the best movies ever!!!

@jamesbryon8257 2 года назад

Remember seeing this movie when it came out...had to see it 4 times to see the scenes I missed from my constant laughter..

@IPlayOneOnT.V. 5 лет назад

I went to see that movie when it came out. Leave it to Mel Brooks to make sure all the rules were broken in his movie scripts. He took no prisoners.

@vinniebarusa 5 лет назад

I Play One On T.V. Back in the 80s I worked with a guy who was a theater manager the night Blazing Saddles was released to the big screen. He said within the first 10 minutes of the movie you were either rolling on the ground laughing your ass off or you were back at the box office window demanding your money back.

@daviddavidson8050 5 лет назад

He is an equal opportunity offender. No stone is left unturned in a Mel Brooks film.

@raymondweaver8526 5 лет назад

Springtime for Hitler

@vinniecella4786 5 лет назад

Silent movie was good too

@jefftappan9380 3 года назад

Who else would have a Jew playing Hitler?

@ericjohnson6665 3 года назад

As a Johnson, I especially enjoyed the citizens of Rock Ridge very much... 😊 I have several favorite lines from it, among them being "If you must." "I must, I must!" A friend of mine, named his restaurant after it: Blazing Salads".

@raymondherbert3960 5 лет назад

I LOVE EVERYTHHIG I EVER SAW OF MEL BROOKS, SINCE THE GREATEST SHOW.

@robertcavalier6133 5 лет назад

It's "Head-ley!" Mel is a GENIUS! He can cast a movie like Princess Diana was adorable! Great stuff! Love, Cav. *

@RPO6464 7 месяцев назад

One of my favorite movies of all times. A true classic.

@alangray6501 5 лет назад

Watched this in a double bill with a monty python movie. Ribs and stomach muscles ached for a week. Favourite comedy followed by life if Brian.

@BuddWolf 4 года назад

I’ve got this movie on VHS, DVD, Digital, Blu-ray, I can’t get enough of it. Burton Gilliam (Lyle) was right, there will never....Ever be another Blazing Saddles.

@josephhickman7244 5 лет назад

Hello boys have a good night's sleep I miss you!!🤣😎

@SanDiegoHarry1 3 года назад

I was 13 when I saw this the first time. I kid you not - I peed my pants laughing. Simply awesome!

@210SAi 3 года назад

Hope your parents had you see a doctor after that...

@cedarshoals529 5 лет назад

Blazing Saddles, Airplane! , TV shows like In Living Color, All In The Family etc. probably couldn't be made today

@ericburns4773 5 лет назад

Cedar Shoals so true !!!!!

@MrMajikman1 5 лет назад

Mostly because there is no talent and ingenuity today. PC has destroyed "free thinkers".....

@azznbad1 5 лет назад

@@MrMajikman1 there is no shortage of talent, there is just a group of people more than willing to black list anyone who doesnt follow their rules for what is appropriate. You can say anything you want about old guys because they are old white guys. Say the same thing you say about them directed at another group and you will be beaten down by everyone.

@thomasbealy533 4 года назад

surely you're kidding

@cathyaudette1060 4 года назад

I saw this in a drive-in in Florida during the winter. It was cold, so all the car's windows were rolled up except for the window with the speaker. When the Fart Scene came on I could hear roars of laughter from all the other cars, who were also closed up. It was that explosively funny!

@janineharrison5186 5 лет назад

Only movie that I was so sad it ended, it was such a great movie.

@diggerthegroundhog8799 3 года назад

I still remember to this day seeing Blazing Saddles in the theatre. Only Airplane rivaled it as far as people laughing out loud goes. They should have supplied the theatres with tissues because our faces were soaked with tears from laughing so hard. We were so young that we couldnt possibly appreciated so many of the lines. So many years later after watching it again we laughed at things we didnt understand previously. Comedies like Blazing Saddles are a lost art form. Long lost.

@robc.5745 5 лет назад

THIS IS ONE OF THE, IF NOT THE BEST COMEDIES EVER !

@Allthrashedout. 2 года назад

being a lonely kid and watching mel brooks's hilarious movies on a Saturday night when i realised it was on TV just helped so much..its good to be the king! ;)

@emitindustries8304 4 года назад

When I saw this in the theater, when it first came out, and the campfire/bean eating scene started, the whole theater was rolling on the floor, laughing so hard. I've never seen anything like it since. It was definitely a group catharsis (look it up).

@fairenough7984 Год назад

I watch these clips and still laugh till I cry 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 We need a world wide showing of Blazing Saddles. Humor can't be let to die!! Blazing Saddles IS eternally funny.

@gh9111 3 года назад

"We have to protect our phony baloney jobs gentlemen" Spoken like a politician and still rings true today.

@Drinksalotobeer 5 лет назад

This has to be one of the best comedy movies of all time. Got it on DVD and watch it at least 10 to 15 times a year! Absolutely love the part about the drunk in the cell. "A man who drinks like that and doesn't eat is going to die!" "When?"