RIP Gene Wilder - Funny Reactions in See No Evil, Hear No Evil 

I busted our laughing when she finally took the shot, missed it, and started screaming...lol

Ship ship ship ship.

@@PetersPianoShoppe are you saying shit or ship? Why would you say ship, ship, ship, ship. It doesn't make any sense. 🤣

Amazing film. Classic comedy writing. They don’t make films like this anymore.

“I don’t want no favors from no deaf asshole” 😂😂😂

I'm getting fed up with her!😂

😅🤣😂

@@yidy1 ayooo how'd u get them emojis??😭😭😭

@@goldenboigwuapo I don't know. It just shows up.

@@goldenboigwuapo probably desktop

The line that sticks with me is a really good joke that I think they could have set up a little better, near the end of the film when they're about to zipline out of the mansion, Pryor's character mentions that he's afraid of heights.

Why is the blind man driving 😂

@@Imbatmn57 Gene was handcuffed if I remember correctly.

And of course the policemans reaction to the stolen patrol car. Who was driving it? The bling guy...

Classic 😆 🤣 😂 😹

you should see blazing saddles, you think this was bad.. lol

Then you REALLY need to see Blazing saddles and Stir crazy.... Watch Young Frankenstein while you're at it... By the time you are done your core will be meaningless and you'll be expecting that beautiful gentle man to call you a stupid CT..... 😆

We were lucky to be alive bk when they made movies for entertainment, 2 of all time best right here

If you thought this was funny watch Stir Crazy and Silver Streak.

Fuzzy wozzy was a woman!!! I never laughed so hard as a kid. This movie is incredible

Absolutely

Greatest comedic duo ever

@@coolstorydork3724 I agree.

For me, their team-up in "Stir-Crazy was much better this one faltered for me. At least it was better than their first trashy team-up in "Silver Streak".

I wish I had the opportunity

My father met him multiple times as Gene frequented his place of business In Connecticut. Sorry but he was a nasty guy behind the persona. Same goes for David Letterman.

@@JohnnyG10178 I've heard countless others say the exact opposite of what you have stated. So rather than believe you, the one outlier, I'm gonna have to believe that Gene just didn't like your father for whatever reason...

Wow, that would have been so cool 😎

Same here. Was working as a courtesy clerk in an Albertsons in Del Mar that he’d frequent. I quoted him a line from Young Frankenstein. Kicking myself in the ass for not getting his autograph, but the memory will always be with me.

Same here

Yep

Your mum's cool!

But in reality they did not get along very well. .Cocaine is a hell of a drug and Wilder blames Pryers addiction and that fueled Pryers slanderous proclamations of Wilder when asked about the relationship. That's Hollywood for ya. Its all about making the magic happen.

Back in those days, directors put genuine effort in their movies

@@superjackster0165 Arthur Hiller had 40 years of directing movies before this one.

Back then unless you were some extraordinarily special or talented person, you had to live just as plain old regular life as everybody else across the country and your options on what to do almost all required you go out of the house to one of several specific kinds of venues or events like seeing a movie at the theater (Netflix/hulu/etc.), going antique shopping (Ebay/FB marketplace), go to the mall (amazon), go to a dance or concert or a bar. Now it's all indoors online stuff that's niche so everyone has all these different specific interests and don't socialize as much with people different than them so people just aren't making comedies that have that sense of grounding in the real world and relatability to the characters and story even if it is something over the top like brewsters millions where a failed ball player inherits 300 million only if he can spend 30 million in 30 days under a weird set of rules, I love that movie it's just so entertaining and the characters feel real like I genuinely believe they all could be real people not just characters playing some part but real every day people.

Yes. Also silver streak.

Was just about to write that John lol

A match made in heaven.

What the HELL is a mens rea?

@@kevinjones9586 of course, all of the cast being Saturday Night Live alumni. But Sigourney Weaver was in a little known science fiction film called Alien. Was she a comedian in any way at the time? At the age I was when I saw Ghostbusters it was over my head most of the comedy, however I was very stupid until I was 17, mom took me to get fluoride treatment way too much....fucked up my brain on so many levels. I agree with you though, in hindsight it is very funny. There were some scary scenes though like the dog chasing Rick Moranis and the librarian in the beginning, not to mention that conversation between Ray and Winston about Revelations and the dead rising for the end of the world.

The number of deaf/blind gags in this were really clever lol.

Correct and life of Brian

What I love is that the movie doesn't sugarcoat their personalities because of their needs. Both of them clash, argue, complain, and learn to tolerate one another just like any pair with opposable attitudes that meet up and get thrown into an unbeliveable situation neither asked for.

I had this on dvd,vi definitely need to give it another watch too

@@I_Kan So funny!

Because your parents are good people that's why

This movie is funny, but Stir Crazy is better

They had a complicated relationship. Cocaine is a hell of a drug.