Best Comedy scene "History of the World" by Mel Brooks in HD
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સેન્સ ઓફ હ્યુમરથી બહુ સારી કોમેડી ફિલ્મો બનાવી
છે. સાઈલન્ટ મુવી ૧૯૭૬ અને હિસ્ટ્રી ઓફ ધ વર્લ્ડ
૧૯૮૦ બંને ફિલ્મો ખુબ સફળ રહી હતી...
આ કલીપ હિસ્ટ્રી ઓફ ધ વર્લ્ડ ફિલ્મની છે...
રોમના રાજા સીઝરનું જે હ્યુમર થી ચિત્રીકરણ કર્યું
છે તે જબરું છે.. તમામ કલાકારોના ભાવો જોવાની
મજા પડી જશે...
કહેવાય છે કોઈ પણ ફિલ્મ સહુ થી પહેલા એના
ડાયરેક્ટરને વિસ્યુલાઇઝ થાય છે... પહેલા આખી
ફિલ્મ તેના દિમાગમાં ભજવાય છે... હવે કલીપ જોઇને
વિચારજો કે ડાયરેક્ટર કેટલો મશ્કરો હશે...
Mel Brookes didn’t give a crap about breaking taboos. This film is brilliant and blazing saddles was one of the funniest films I’ve ever seen. 👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣
Agree
what taboos did he break here?
@@criztu I know people die to perform at the palace but do we have to take it literally?
a great Mel Brooks quote: "You want to end racism - make fun of it."
THE SHERIFF IS NEAR!
He says the sheriff is near!!!
Madeline Kahn entertained me no matter the role or movie. RIP Ms. Kahn, you were a true cinematic delight.
Was she the actress who played the german grandmother in Beerfest who said she sleeps better when she has a little sausage on her? th-cam.com/video/qNyTPUTfmkc/w-d-xo.html
One of the very, very best to ever do it.
She was brilliantly funny. RIP.
For me it was: Josephus, pouring wine: "Say when". Empress: "Eight thirty". And just the look on her face.
"Same foot at the same time...."
Madelyn Kahn, one of the great ladies in comedy.
Such a terrible loss for all of us.
RIP, young lady!
I was in love with madelyn, so sad she died.
Shit didn’t know she died.
@@oscargrainger2962 Sad, but twue.
Celebrate her life, my friend. Introduce her to the unwary.
Yes, she died last century. You'll also be sad to learn we've lost Jack Lemon, Gregory Peck, John Ritter, Charles Bronson, Fred Rogers, Marlon Brando, Christopher Reeves, Janet Leigh, Rodney Dangerfield, Julia Child, Peter Ustinov, Tony Randall, Frank Sinatra, Phil Hartman, Lloyd Bridges, Tammy Wynette, Chris Farley, John Denver, Jimmy Stewart, Robert Mitchum, Burgess Meredith, Red Skelton, Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark...[ran out of space]
@@hunterstephens4541 I've known about them. Are you being sarcastic? Theres no need for it.
Perhaps you misapprehended my expression of regret.
“Nice nice nice……not thrilling but nice”
Whenever I hear my friends are getting married and having kids and I’m still single 😂
That would just piss me off. Telling that to a single person - well, that's like them rubbing dogsh!t in your face....
The funniest is when Moses (Mel Brooks) delivers the 15...no, 10 Commandments. The best moment of comedfy in film.
Oy...
Agree..
Hilarious!
So many however
Escaping Rome on the chariot and than you see the EL AL on the ship
“...a great victory over the Cretins at Sparta! ....make that, the Spartans at Crete!”
Hahaha!
Johnny Heads
Gets me every time.🤣
How is that vaguely funny?
@@justcheck6645Ok Cretin.
Line delivered by Howard Morris, best known as the crazy hillbilly Ernest T. Bass from "The Andy Griffith Show".
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This video is cut short just before one of the best lines ever: "ah, but the servant waits, while the master bates". Plus the Madeline Kahn delivery is just so perfect on it
Madeline Kahn was perfect. Full stop.
Her tits are falling off
@N I'm 41 and it's still funny!!!
@@chamokc Ditto
One of the most quotable lines in the movie lmao
There's nobody else like Mel. Thanks for all those belly laughs.
In History of the World, Part I, the "piss boy" sequence was hysterical! "Pardon, pardon, pardon. Eh, you are pissing on my shoe." LOL!
Genius.
I think Blazing Saddles was his best work.
Mel Brooks looked at life through laughter glasses. If you can’t laugh at yourself, you miss the punch line.
God, the past tense in your comment there made me think he had died without me noticing!
@@JT29501, are you planning to be there the very _moment_ he dies... do we need to alert law enforcement? ⚰🪦
@@dr.brinebasterd8982, this would have been a good opportunity for *Thomas D* to laugh at himself... he apparently _missed the punch line._
@@jimreadey4837 Are you ok? You seem a bit irritable.
@@Sentinel82 What you seem not to understand about emotions, is that they are ephemeral. They come and go, usually in a matter of seconds or, in some cases, minutes. Your comment is about four months late. Any irritability you are picking up in this moment, is a projection of your own.
Dom plays the role of Caesar so perfectly. You can see the consequences of being able to do whatever he pleased whenever he wanted written all over him.
Caesar was a military man. I'm sure there were other emperors like this one.
I miss Dom... no one else has his voice and mannerisms
Alan W : I was thinking the exact same thing. I wonder just how much of what Dom did in this scene was scripted and how much was ad libbed ????
Caesar was the first democrat. Sadly they're all exactly like that.
Which caesar is he supposed to be?
They don't make em like this no more! We need more of this these days! Mel Brooks may you have many many more happy years on earth! You brought smiles and laughter to generations bless you!
"They don't make em like this anymore"....thank God Mel Brooks retired. Actually I think he stopped trying after Young Frankenstein. This scene is Exhibit A.
@@linjicakonikon7666 there's always one
Mel's just made part 2!!!
@@claudiaxander I heard he was still going will be great to see!
@@davemustaki134 cant wait, trailer is out
I liked the scene where Madeline Kahn said "do I have any openings this man would fit" and the crowd goes "ooooooooo".
Good to see that Ernest T. Bass got his start in show business as a Roman emcee. "...the Cretins at Sparta". I love that line.
But, Howard Morris was always brilliant in anything.
Look up the sketch "The German General"....back in the B&W days, but Howard and Sid Cesar both doing double-speak....in a sketch Mel wrote. Brilliant stuff.
@@samsignorelli Sid Caesar. I seem to remember seeing that when it was first aired.
@@HansDelbruck53 It's one of those routines that will always be funny.
I loved how Ernest T. Bass played his role here. His facial expression makes you laugh already.
If only there was a window around for him to break 😀
Mel Brooks had the best comedians working with him.
Nobody can make films like he did. He attacked everyone with the humor and no one was offended. Brilliant
He could not make a film like this today without causing narcissistic injury to the "woke".
@@oldwhitedude69
I don't even know why they are called woke. They don't have a clue about reality, and their mental illnesses are being allowed to flourish.
They're actually quite retarded, and that's no insult to people with Downs syndrome.
He never ofended because he was funny.
Mostly that's where the key to do humor, even satire, is. Being funny. Not like those wannabe comedians with a legion of mindless right wing zombies. No one laughs there. Clows that aren't funny, just sad.
@@Veridiano02 And the left wing vampires. Mel was funny, not at all political. He didn't care if you were an elephant or a jackass. Or as you would say a donkey
@@oldwhitedude69 Why do you right wing fucktards always have to bring that shit to these videos? "when comedy was comedy!!!", "when people didn't get OFFENDED!!!"
Brooks didn't make films that "attacked everybody", the guy took the piss out of what was wrong in society -- people like you.
Mel Brooks taught me how to laugh ( him and the Monty Python troop) . 40+ years later and I can still sing 'The Inquisition Song' from memory.
What a rare genius he is. His standup philosophy is what we need in the world now. He reminded us that it's good to be the King. Only a Miracle can save us. Maybe we all need to smoke some Roman Red, then walk around in a circle.
My ultimate comedy double feature is History of the World part 1 and The Meaning of Life. Those two movies pretty much cover all the bases.
Don't forget Benny hill. The 2 you said and Benny were the big 3 of my childhood. Half the stuff I didn't even understand the context at first but it was still funny. I always wished Mel had made a sequal with part 2.
@@1COMIXMAN Benny Hill was also in the pantheon of greatness, you are correct.
When I was a kid I saw Life of Brian and the support picture was Blazing Saddles - I never laughed so much in a cinema
@@edhoughton2609 Life of Brian and Blazing Saddles is a formidable duo of comedy classics. Easily in the top 5 for me as well.
I prefer the 15 commandments or the inquisition scene. And I can quote almost all of spaceballs, Robin Hood men in tights, and blazing saddles. Mel Brooks found the perfect not too in your face way to make fun of everyone.
The 15 scene...geeeneus
And yet, he has said that he could never get his movies made today!
@@ericsanders4541 he's correct! His movies are so not PC
But that's why they're so damn hilarious!
@@nancydemoss8421 Yep... try putting "The jig is up!" "And gone!" in a movie today.
I died when "Hitler On Ice" came on.
"Nice. Nice. Not thrilling but nice." Lol!
DRock6906 “Treasure Bath!!!”
Ray A LOL!!! I've seen this movie 1000 times since 1981 and I STILL laugh my ass off whenever I see it :-)
DRock6906 me too! I love this flick! The inquisition always gets me rolling
DRock6906 @1:59
I still use this line at work all the time.
Probably the most accurate portrayal of a Roman emperor in the history of Western cinema.
More so than Caligula?
I loved this movie. Mel Brooks can't be beat. "It's good to be the king".
The farting & burping is always right on que, he's a comedic genius or was.
My favorite Mel Brooks work, infinitely qoutable and funny! "Say when!", " About 8:30" lol
Back when I used to play Diablo 3, I would exclaim "Treasure Bath! I'm going to have a
Treasure Bath!" whenever I opened a golden loot chest. Sometimes the movies inspire us in funny ways.
It’s true movie’s inspire us in funny ways I quote old and current funny movie lines on a daily basis if a situation reminds me of a movie and coworkers my age get it but the younger ones be so puzzled and I’m like u never seen that movie? It came out 2 years ago lol
sorry guy but it only gave you an ocd.
"I've subdued and conquered the barbaric hordes in the name of Rhooome." hahahaha
Loved Dom Deluise ! I'm so sad he's no longer with us. "FATSO" was his best !
Fatso was a great movie, funny but also very sad.
Best comedy scene my arse. The whole movie is the best. From the beginning of man to Jews in space, masterpiece. Glad I grew up watching it and others.
They need to remake this.
@@blackericdenice they Most certainly do Not. Its perfect the way it is
@@blackericdenice I’m a fan of the human chessboard scene, that was out of nowhere and brilliantly hilarious.
how would they remake this? It’s full of shit that wouldn’t fly today, like the blackmail of some lady for sex to release her imprisoned father? Doesn’t matter if it’s a joke, or historically accurate, it’s not going to fly in today’s world.
I frequently hum the theme to Jews In Space when I need a chuckle or two...
@@markrocovich2234 "We're men in tights!"
Dom Deluise was criminally underrated as a comic.
Did you ever see the film he and Burt Reynolds acted in? I laughed so much my jaw muscles hurt.
@@xlsyor ... I believe they were the “Cannonball Run” movies ☝️😄👍
Correct. Beyond brilliant. Best friends with Burt Reynolds. And he was not gay by the way
@@thomaszaleski889 ... He was certainly NOT gay like you said but HOLY HELL was he hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
@@thomaszaleski889 Just festive and light-hearted.....
A very funny fellow.
Man I really miss the days when comedy was REAL comedy. Mel Brooks’ movies were on my tv all the time. Blazing Saddles was so fun anytime I saw it as a kid I’d be sore at the end. When I got old enough to understand the jokes it became even more funny. I love Brooks, Monty Python, Marx Brothers, Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello. I love the dry humor!
I would add Louis de Funès and Loriot from Germany to that list.
They too were masters of very dry and inoffensive situation comedy.
@@boooster101 Inoffensive? It wasn't at the time.
Best comedy scene in the movie? The ENTIRE movie is the best comedy scene! "History of the World" will NEVER be remade or duplicated!
And thank goodness! 😖
Still want part2
The only other movie that competes with this one is “Blazing Saddles”!
I love all Mel Brooks Movies.
Its Def my kind of comedy
This and The Producers. It doesn't get better than that.
That little ball tap in the start of his walk haha
Seen this dozens of times and always laugh my butt off!!! RIP Dom DeLouise!
Dom was a comedic genius. The birth cast of Mel Brooks was broken immediately. The man is a pure legend.
Wat?
This movie, and cast molded my understanding of comedy and my own humanity. A talented mixed ethnicity cast, and a commentary that, at the time, was obscene is still considered “edgy” today.
Mel brooks is a living treasure, and so were many others of this cast. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
“Angles fly because they take themselves lightly.”
It’s unfortunate we live in a time where people don’t know how to laugh at themselves, each other or even together. So much joy they’re missing taking everything so seriously.
There was criticism for Mel Brooks's movies back when they were made. In fact, I've heard that when asked if he thought 'Blazing Saddles' could be made today he said "Well we couldn't make it back then but we made it anyway." Either way I think it's a good thing we're considering how appropriate or offensive a joke might be to other people, but I still find Mel Brooks's movies hilarious - always have, always will.
So true! It's a loss to all of us that we don't have comedy like this anymore.
Mel Brooks movies are self-effacing but the cast is always a pastiche of diversity. My hope is that the cast was able to give representation authentically with the ability to laugh at themselves instead of just being paid to be laughed at. It would be offensive to deny their agency and demonstrate a naievete about the context of it's time if one were to speak on their behalf in feigned offense. It also deprives them the ability to be proud of their work. History of the World Part 1 is an enduring classic that makes history accessible to people who might not be exposed to it, otherwise. People should stop conflating their politics with shit-tier art criticism.
Blazing saddles is the most woke film ever made. All the white bad guys lose, the black guy wins.
Oh thanks so much for bringing the zaniest of Mel Brooks the "History of the World "every performance Don DeLuise, Madeline Kahn Etc. Comedic gold 🎭
Dom DeLuise was more Roman than most actors who get to play Caesar.
I think he was truly drunk in this scene 😁
That just makes it even funnier
Dom DeLuise truly cracked me up when he got startled and spit out the grapes he was about to eat. Lol 😆😆😆
So interesting that he has includes a very accurate Roman custom. When an military leader was hailed by the senate and allowed to enter Rome for a triumphal procession, he was always trailed by a servant who whispered in his ear “remember you are mortal!” so as not to let the regalia of the procession go to his head.
I didn't know that. Good research department this movie had! But I think it would've been better in this scene if the emperor had said, "I'd better like this stuff you've brought, or it's off with your head," and then the servant whispered, "I told you!"
A lot of this scene and Mel's Roman empire in general has references to the biblical epic Quo Vadis
@@XxowendanxX Not biblical, it's based on a book by Henryk Sienkiewicz, not the Bible.
@@beth12svist what are you talking about?
@@XxowendanxX That technically Quo Vadis isn't a _biblical_ epic since it's not based on the Bible but on a 19th century book. What exactly is difficult to understand about that?
Also, come to think of it, I think what this references and parodies and what you probably had in mind when you said "biblical epic" is actually the genre called "sword and sandals". Quo Vadis isn't the only example of it, it was hugely popular in the 50s. :-)
Whats sad is that this incredible movie would NEVER be made these days. This scene is hilarious.
Which part..because I didn't laugh, chortle, grin or smile, it was unfunny shit, everything before Silent Movie is masterful, after (in my opinion) is just humorless juvenile wasted celluloid
There’s going to be a sequel series next year…
Such a dumbass hipster thing to say.
I love how people say you can't make movies like this, despite the fact that they still do. Crude humor has never gone out of fashion and it probably never will.
I agreegious!
To them, I say: "Blow it out your ass"
Crude humor has been around since humans first came to be. It will never disappear so long as we still exist.
Howard Morris. An underrated character actor who was a treasure in his own right.
Earnest T Bass
The cartoon voice of Atom Ant, and many other cartoon voices!!
@@turbinexman grandpa on the jet sons
Howard Morris aka Ernest T Bass is always quirky, always hilarious. One of my favorites.
Electron Hop I love It’s me it’s me, it’s Ernest T!!!
Mel Brooks, Howard Morris and Sid Caesar. What a group of talented people.
He was also the voice of the Hamburgular in McDonaldland commercials and Gopher in the Winnie the Pooh Cartoons.
Holy Cow, I didn't realize it's Ernest T. Bass
"When you die at the Palace, you really DIE at the Palace".
Fun fact, the "remember thou art mortal" bit is in fact a thing that would happen during a triumph, wreath and all
"Oh blow it out your ass"*gasp*
@@darlenebuck9912 i would also not be shocked if caeser or augustus said that considering how they by and large disregarded the rule of the senate and such... although they were far from the first men to do so, nor the last *cough* sulla *cough*
Thats ernest t from mayberry!
Howard Morris is just a riot in these scenes. He was one of the original cast members of Your Show of Shows with Sid Caesar.
Original Latin is, "Memento mori." 😉
That is my all time favourite scene with DeLuis ever. My gut never hurt so bad from laughing when it first came out and still hurts. 😂
Dom DeLuise was one of the least appreciated silly comics ever. Greatly under rated funny man. To watch his improvosation on shows like Hollywood Squares, or even in movies. The funniest parts by far were where Dom went off script.
He was a treasure. I was so sad to learn he had passed.
Give me the Era of Deluise, Pryor, Dangerfield and Carlin. 📺 today is 🐐 Tripe.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Mel is a genius!
Saw this in the theaters when it premiered in 1981. Love Madeline's scenes. Still waiting for part 2.......
I was 12 in 1981 and somehow convinced my parents to take me to see this movie. Many of the jokes went over 12 year old me, but I thought it was a hilarious movie. My parents still bring this up on occasion.
I don't know if you'll see this. But the wait is over. But it'll be a streaming network
@@roryschweinfurter4111 Hi Rory, thanks for the heads up! From the web: 'History of the World Part II’ Variety Series Ordered at Hulu, Mel Brooks to Write and is an Executive Producer.
@@flashgordon6238
I heard about it months ago. And just saw the same article that you saw about a week ago
@@flashgordon6238
And Mel might do a cameo or two. Maybe playing God. They are the same age after all
Mel Brooks at his finest, pure comedy genius!
Omg 😳 forgot how good this movie is. CLASSIC.
Great movie. Before pansies,got offended. Always love Mel Brooks movies
Flowers get offended?
Is it also before idiots like you got offended?
a great Mel Brooks quote: "You want to end racism - make fun of it."
THE SHERIFF IS NEAR!
So good. I saw this in theaters back in the summer when I was a kid. So many great 80’s films. God can we go back to those times.
This scene is an absolute "treasure bath" and one of my favorites as it shows Dom's comedic genius.
Excellent movie. One of my all time favorites!
It’s good to be the king.
I demand Novocain!
There is no such scientific thing!
*leans against the guillotine* I'll wait for it!
I’ve used that line my whole life and I’m 53. Not too many people got the reference. It’s a damn shame. Lol.
@@govtom4 (it's good to be)finally understood.
No,...It's great to be Dom Deloise.
@@govtom4 same here.
Mel is such an iconoclastic humorist and we love him for it. God bless.
Given how world leaders behave today... this might be the most realistically-accurate depiction to date.
Mel Brooks paid an homage to his cast members from Your Show of Shows by giving them parts in the movie..Jack Carter...Dom deLuise..Ronny Cox..they were alumni from the University of Mel...
Mel Brooks was a comedic genius. Amongst the greatest of the 20th century
"Was"? He's still alive, as far as I know!
@@jakollee yes he's 97 and no longer capable of displaying his comedic genius. So the word "was" is appropriate. My father who died at 96 "was" a very talented musician who could play just about any music off the top of his head, but in his late 80s could no longer perform on any of the instruments he once mastered.
So the last few years of his life "was" a great musician applied as he no longer "is" until his death.
When you no longer do something,
You no longer are that. "Was"
@@jvs333 Okay, I concede the point! (I'm just glad Mel Brooks is still among the living!)
« Ruler of the Woooorld! » That guy gets me everytime!
"... in the name of RRRRRRome!"
HAHAHHA!!! Kills Me Everytime.
Madelyn Kahn was the scene stealer for me. Plus I was going through puberty when I first saw this so that explains alot.
How did your puberty handle the erotic dancer they used to spot phony eunuchs?
@@marccolten9801 hahaha!
@@marccolten9801 I didnt pass the eunich test!😂👍
@@roymartin500 i do not think anyone did
@@ericsanders4541 gr8 movie, classic beauties and a cool comment section? Nah, this can't be TH-cam, could it?😂
Brilliantly outrageous but when it comes 2 laughing Mel never fails 😜😋😉😂😂
"Remember, thou art mortal! Remember, thou art mortal!" "Oh, blow it out your a$$!" LOL!!!
Classic!! 😂
Dom such a funny guy especially in Blazing Saddles!!!🤣
Buddy (Dom DeLuise) doing "The French Mistake": "Watch me Faggots!"
BEYOND FUNNY JUST ABSOLUTELY PRICELESS!!!
@@baumcollcsame7871 "Not in the face! Not in the face!"
@@vinnynj78 "they've hit Buddy!! Come on girls!"
Dom Deluise my god that man is funny. It’s a shame he didn’t appear in more of MB films!
He was the director of the musical in Blazing Saddles towards the end of the movie and he was the voice of Pizza The Hutt in Spaceballs 😂😂😂
@@DRock-zd8gl you tell 'em!
@@mrlee7328 😂😂😂
@@DRock-zd8gl also Don Giovanni in Men In Tights..and we didn't get a harumph out of the original poster...
@@joeyfanof88hotmail Dam you right!! I forgot about that!! "Hey I didn't get a hurumph out of that guy! Give the Governor a hurumph! HURUMPH! You watch your ass!" LMAO!! 😂😂😂😂
This got a perceptive very positive review from Pauline Kael when all the other reviewers turned their noses up at 'Mel Btooks Going To Far' which is like blaming a volcano for erupting.
“Remember thou art mortal…”
“Oh, blow it out your ass!”
Oh hell no…I’m dead😂😂
Loved Dom Deluise ! He was another comic genius ! With Mel Brooks it was always a laugh fest ! Totally funny movie. I wish there would have been a PART 2 !
They did its on Disney. Do not waste your time. It doesn't even come close to this classic.
Madeline Kahn the Emperess of Comedydom!!!
Gone too soon!!! She was funny in everything she did. There's a vid on here of her singing "Not Getting Married" (she was trained for opera), that is just HYSTERICAL.
Dom Deloise was an amazing talent.
Unbelievable talent. I am a Brit and people rave about Monty Python, etc.
But that guy's facial expressions, timing and delivery were second to none.
Your full of shit the Python cast has said countless times they are underrated so that means every one in England font race about them
Dom Deluise is the name. He was so good in Fatso.
@@jsmith5212 - *you're. The contraction of you are. It's really not difficult. And what the hell does 'font race about them' mean? Moron.
Back when comedy was actually good and it was the golden age of comedy. Modern day comedies can't stand toe to toe with any of the old stuff.
Not even the funnest scene in the movie.
The servant waits while the master bates....
My favorites are The Inquisition and The Last Supper
"Say whennnn....."
"7:30"
Obviously.
Not the funniest by a long way.
Mel Brooks, had knack for selecting a terrific team of super talents, Dom De Luise was my favourite, who would interact beutifully with each other.
Most of Mel Brooks' work couldn't be made today. Too many "sissy marys" (to borrow Dom's line from Blazing Saddles). I was lucky enough to meet Dom DeLuise, Burt Reynolds, and Charles Durning when they were filming Best Little Whorehouse in Texas up in Austin. I was performing at a dinner theater in San Antonio and Burt was friends with the star of our show, Earl Holliman. Nicest people. Someplace I still have 8X10 photos of myself with them each. Sad to think they're gone (not Mr. Durning).
When I saw the inquisition scene, I just could not believe what I was viewing. I laughed so hard. My ribs were literally killing me.
Oh my god! This is the best comedy scene you've ever seen? What rock do you live under....
Really can't make movies like this anymore. Classic stuff
Absolutely! EVERYONE would be offended & they STILL wouldn't unite!!
That's what they said back then: You can't make movies like this.
treasure bath! ... my new catchphrase
Dom, the best ever portrayal of Caesar. Mannerisms of pure sloth and indulgence lol.
The REAL Version of the Roman Empire 🤣😂🖐😂👍👍👍 Genius.
On this Thanksgiving, I give thanks to Mel Brooks.
"AH but the servant waits, while the master bat'hes"
I met Dom during the filming of Silent Movie. Wonderful, sweet man
0:05 - Dom DeLuise could just walk into any scene in any film, and I'll start laughing. #GiftsFromDom
Dom DeLouise's depiction of Ceasar is probably very accurate unfortunately.
It's not at all
Don's barrage of throwaway lines in this scene is absolutely EPIC...
Millions of Millennials watched this and didn’t get it.
Nice. Nice. Not funny, but nice.
Gen Z should understand this.
@Thiago Augusto Well most of us are, but not entirely.
Im a millenial and i enjoyed mel brooks work
Millennials found it to be offensive.
The great Dom Deluise sure knows how to make an entrance.
Me and a school friend went to see this at the cinema in Blackpool, no longer there, and we were the only ones in watching this! Was so funny and there was the 1000 year old man on before it.
Dom Deluise, Johnathan Winter. God so glad to be alive during their reign
Love it...they are all classics...
I want a film festival of this, "The Life of Brian", and "Meet The Spartans"😆👍
The last “ hail “ still gets me lol
"It's good to be the king."
"Everything's so green!"
If God were to come down in human form he would come as Mel Brooks! Pure genius...
One of my favorite movies of all times.
I like the part where Moses parts the sea.
@@davidwuhrer6704 Classic Mel Brooks
One of my all time fave quotes from "History of the world prt.1 "
"The French revolution"
Count Demone': You look like the piss boy..
King Louis the 16th:
And you look like a bucket of shit!!..
Cracks me up.....
@@davidratliff9084 It's good to be the king.
Mel Brooks' genius. Still alive and kicking as of the Year of our Lord 08.Oct.2022. God bless and your health Sir.
This movie is amazing and the Roman empire segment is probably my favourite !
was that Dom Deluise?
yes - he was perfect for the part as Caesar.
Sure was.
This is the Second funniest Roman Themed Scene
The funniest involved the Name: "Bicus Dicus"
"Apothecary! Apothecary! I'm looking for a pack of Trojans!"
"Dog gone it, I just ran out!"
I'm still waiting for the sequel : History of the world part 2