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My reaction to Robin Hood: Men in Tights
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You might have missed the ending scene, after the initial credits, it turns out that the key doesn’t fit at all and they have to call locksmiths to get her chastity belt open. So the real treasure is out there somewhere
If they didn't, they should make another for the real treasure, they can't leave us hanging like that lol
No I didn't. I just thought that line was funny.
You are the ONLY reactor that actually thought of the sus situation of “Why did Robin’s dad have the key to Marian’s chastity belt?” 😂 Why indeed? Ha ha… maybe Robin’s dad made some weird deal with Marian’s dad. Arranged marriages were common back then. But that makes too much sense. Probably it was just funny as hell. 😂
LOL very sus!! arranged marriage can be possible though!
The hangman plays the same role in Blazzing Saddles. With the patch over his other eye. Mel Brooks is a master of comedy.
Ahhhh!!! I did not watch that so that flew past my head
“Wasn’t that patch on your other eye?”
“What patch?”
Stop with the spoilers, dude. You see by her response, she hasn't seen that movie ... yet.
This was my favorite movie as a kid! I'm so happy that you reacted to it.
I can see why! I would definitely have loved this as a kid too!
In general, this movie lampoons the legend of Robin Hood. _Specifically,_ though, it lampoons the movie _Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves,_ which came out two years _prior._ It had Kevin Costner in the title role. That's what this movie was alluding to when Prince John asked Robin Hood, "Why should the people follow _you?"_ and Robin replied, "Because unlike some _other_ Robin Hoods, _I_ speak with an English _accent."_
It wasn't until I heard that line that it occurred to me that Kevin Costner's Robin Hood spoke with an _American_ accent, all through the _movie._ Apparently, his best efforts at a convincing _English_ accent were _so_ tragic, they just told him not to bother.
The "Walk this way" gag has appeared in several Mel Brooks' movie, like "Young Frankenstein" and "History of the World: Part 1" The scene in the movie "Young Frankenstein" was the inspiration for the Aerosmith song "Walk This Way", also the part where the Sheriff asks Prince John, "Wasn't your mole on the other side" and John acts surprised and says "I have a mole?" was a reference to a scene in "Young Frankenstein" where Dr. Frankenstein says to Igor "I can do something about that hump" and Igor says "What hump?" This film contains references to several movies. These are the one I know of:
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
The Godfather
White Men Can't Jump
Blazing Saddles
I literally just watched young Frankenstein today! Aww I’ll definitely need to rewatch this after I see all the rest
What I don't understand, is why you would tell her about things she may not have seen before. I mean, what if she hadn't just watched YF on this very day ??? You need to be careful about talking about anything outside the reaction she's doing, unless you KNOW she's already seen it because, you may be giving out spoilers, which is just wrong ... and remember, there are people reading these comment too, and they might have seen them yet either.
Why would she bother to watch anything once you've told her about them ??? I implore you, just stick to commenting on the reaction you came here to see, other reactions she's done or movies she has told you she's already seen. Even if she doesn't realize it at the time of your comment, spoilers WILL alter her perception and enjoyment of those things you are discussing, and also that affects OUR enjoyment.
@@StevesFunhouse Point taken.
Over that boy hand!! Gets me every time
😂 😂
this is still my favorite comedy of all time!!! This movie couldn't be made today, but I love it!
I didn't realize until Good Luck Charlie that the dad played Little John lol
The moment I saw this, I started singing and dancing that one song.
Because I'm a manly man (yes! 👌).
PS: the " father having the key" thing is cleared in the mid credit scene, I think you missed it.
Dang it, always missing the credits 😂
That part with the “yesss!” With the snap is one of my favorite moments!
"From this day forth all the toilets in this kingdom shall be known as "John's"! ... Make it so!"
And so it has been 😂
You have to keep in mind that most of this movie is a parody of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Which came out two years earlier in 1991. So there are a lot of characters and scenes that are direct parodies of that movie. Beyond that, it's just another great Mel Brooks comedy.
Dang it.. I didn’t know there was an original lol shoot
@@NiaMakiReacts Hey, should make an interesting watch doing that one second if you choose to. Probably make some of the jokes in this movie even funnier if you see what they were making fun of.
Most of the Plot is taken from "The Adventures of Robin Hood" 1938 Starring Errol Flynn and Oliva De Havilland!
@The Dan Well, the joke, "Unlike other Robin Hoods, I can speak with an English Accent" was an obvious jab at Kostner lol.
When Robin slams the pig onto the table Prince John mutters “Treif”
It means food that is deemed unkosher.
Hilarious reaction!! Thanks again 🙏🏾
I love these old silly movies, they’re the best
This is my favorite movie of all time
It was super fun!
Oh man, this is a classic!
I think it's the only one of Mel Brooks' comedies I've watched in a theater, so it has a special place in my heart.
oh nice!! I can imagine!
"Call the royal locksmith".............."call the royal locksmith"............"call the royal locksmith"locksmith
😆 😂
2:45 "You're gonna be _severely_ punished."
Yes. They're gonna throw him into this easily escapable _prison._
It was years before I got the joke about, "Married in a hurry. Please invite me to the Bris."
According to a book of etiquette from 1807, no unmarried woman may appear in public without a married chaperone. “If the maiden be five and forty, she may not, and if the matron be fifteen, she may.”
Did unmarried women also have to wear a metal chastity belt that even a jackhammer couldn't get through?
This is a spoof of Kevin Costner's "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves" movie ... which is made abundantly clear in the opening credits when they torch the village.
There is also a rather brilliant [because "most realistic"] TV series called "Robin of Sherwood", which has the main core stories of Robin Hood, but then merges it with ancient mythology (Herne the Hunter) and also "real magic" and devil worshippers. That series took the "foreigner in the band of thieves" theme too (except it wasnt really a foreign actor who played the "arab").
“Were men, mere men in tights” 😂
32:11 "It's not the _size_ that counts! It's how you _use_ it!"
That may be, but it takes a _long time_ to get from North America to England in a _rowboat._
Sir Patrick Stewart is a Shakespearean actor. A lot of them know how to roll their Rs.
His appearance is a nod at Sir Sean Connery appearing in the same role at the end of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
"But why did Robin's _father_ have the key?"
Nia, it's a _parody._ This is _no_ time to be asking perfectly reasonable _questions._
It's a Mel Brooks film. Making sense is only optional
hell yeah, this classic never gets old..................
"Call the royal locksmith".............."call the royal locksmith"............"call the royal locksmith"locksmith
I didn't realize I missed the first one, I'm gonna have to go back to watch that too
@@NiaMakiReacts well, if you must be a completionist
The historical King John, younger brother of King Richard, is my 15th great grandfather
Glad you liked it! If you haven't seen it I recommend the class The Princess Bride that is a fantasy comedy starring the man who played Robin in this (Cary Elwes). The sword fight brought it to mind because I'd bizarrely never made the connection to his having done a sword fight before this film until watching your reaction today (spoiler, sorry, there's a sword fight in TPB haha). That is just so weird since I've known and loved and rewatched TPB since my teens.
Oh, and just realized since I just watched your two Star Wars reactions: the same trainer was used for the lightsaber and sword fights in Star Wars and The Princess Bride.
Neat little line up of connections there. Huh.
I don't feel this film is Mel Brooks's best parody but it's super cute and gives me some grins. It was a lot of fun seeing you discover it and have a good time!
Didn't manage to finish it the first time I was watching it, glad I could watch this and see the best bits.
😂 😂
Not sure what your knowledge is, but a very easy joke to miss towards the end of the film, is something most people will never get unless they were born in the 70s or 80s or earlier, unless they were into military history. In the archery contest the second arrow Robin shoots, if you pay attention and they do hold it for a few seconds, has the word Patriot on it,. This is a reference to the first Iraq/Gulf war where Iraq invaded Kuwait in the early 90s. The Americans had a new missile called the Patriot missile, which had the smartest targetin via techniology the owrld had seen to date.
Oh yeah I definitely did not get that reference, thank you!
@@NiaMakiReacts Yvw. One if the more subtle references really and loved your reaction miss
and to this day I wonder how they lured Patrick Stewart to play King Richard! But that makes the finale even better!
They wanted Sean Connery, but he was too expensive.
Cary elwes is just doing an errol Flynn impression but does it well
17:42 "What a b-..."
-buzzkill!
The rapping minstrels is such an onion joke. Layers upon layers.
That was probably my fav part lol!
I wanted to see your reaction regarding the pet lizard scene. That was hilarious.
Was it cut out? I’ll have to make a short or TikTok for that part then!
5:46 H and R Block. I can’t believe I missed that reference.
I say Hey!(Hey!)..One of the best if not the best Robin Hood renditions of all time!!!! and one my favourite movies ever...lol..the sheriff of Rotting Ham total idiot 🤣🤣... this movie is so fun you can't help but laugh from start to finish..."did you say Ab Lincoln no i said hey Blinkin " ..."every time there's a Robin Hood Movie they burn our village down"...classic
😂 😂 so many moments! But that rap scene caught me so off guard I loved it!
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Thanks Justin!! Welcome!
So silly. This is England in the 1400s or 1500s, and they mentioned 'Abe Lincoln' and the 'Mississippi'. Funny.
Haha! Yeah, so many things, like Dave’s sneakers lol
Ok, I think you are ready for Blazing Saddles
Is that the one that came before this one? Or a separate movie? Either way the answer is YES haha
@@NiaMakiReacts before Robinhood.
One of the best Mel Brooks movies ever. :)
19:00 Roger Rees and Tracey Ullman came up with part. It wasn’t in the original script.
If this is ur first mel brooks ur in for a trip
ooooh yes... I watched Blazing Saddles too LOL MY LAWD!
You really should have watched Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves before seeing this. It's a awesome Kevin Costner movie that this movie spoofs and draws heavily from and, to a lesser extent, other older Robin Hood movies. However, you COULD do this in reverse, and watch the KC movie NOW. It might give you a bunch of "WOW !!!" moments.
12:22 some people including me thought of that part when we learned that Joe Biden had appointed Anthony Blinken (A. Blinken) as Secretary of State.
BTW the Rabbi is Mel Brooks himself
Say what?! Nice cameo!
Best Movie in the world. jD Shapiro is a great writer!! There is a sequel coming out.
Coming out?? I heard there was an digital that I missed too…
u should watch Mel Brooks Dracula, History of the World and Life stinks.
Added to the movie list!
It could have been an arranged marriage type of thing. That's why his father had the key
Great point!!
oh you got a good one, nice ma'am.
I don't know if this was watched from a poll or her own decision, but I wish reactors communities would advise them to watch Prince of Thieves before this. So many people don't understand most of the references when they watch this.
I messed up, sorry I didn’t know but I’ll probably rewatch. Maybe a movie night on discord
no means no? well here is a reaction for you, Listen to bill burr talk about No means No.
Oh man lol, I saw a clip about the white guilt from him. I will check it out haha
"It IS the key to the greatest treasure in all the land!" That's why I love Mel Brooks movies. He'll satirize everything, including the misogyny of most movies. Blazing Saddles dealt with racism, the Producers (original and especially the remake) dealt with homophobia and more racism, and this one deals with sexism and homophobia. You don't see comedy today dealing with sensitive issues very often. Everyone's afraid to offend someone. There's a difference between a joke or a roast designed to have a sense of humour about something and someone who is seriously being racist, sexist or homophobic. I think we've forgotten how to tell the difference now and either it's a right wing PureFlix movie that is designed to offend everyone intentionally, or the other side that is too afraid to even tell a joke.
Bro..there way literally a comedy about about a little n@zi boy and his imaginary friend, H1ttler that won at the Oscars like ?? What are you talking about ? Leftist filmmaking is always pushing the boundaries and fighting bigotry through comedy/dramas/etc. it hasn’t stopped lol
Posting before watching the intro stuff: Have you watched Robin Hood Prince of Thieves before this? The Costner movie with Alan Rickman and Morgan Freeman?
I… had not… I didn’t realize until I posted it that it was a parody of the original 😱
@@NiaMakiReacts It is definitely worth a watch. Morgan Freeman plays the part that Chapelle was parodying, it's great. Corny in parts, but such a good movie.
31:07 Nice reaction
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Thanks Carlos!
@@NiaMakiReacts My WIFE agreed 💯 RESPECT 🏅🌹🍒💎
I always wonder why his dad had the key
i love her reaction videos... plz more mel brooks :)))
Why not a black sheriff It worked in Blazing Saddles.
Yes! Recently watched it so now I get the reference lol
@@NiaMakiReacts Both Great movies.. History of the world is his top rated movie. Great reactions by the way
A lot of women like the little red mermaid
Please watch and react to John wick 2014 the entire movie especially the baba yaga segment it explains whom John wick really is
You missed a scene in the credit.
The movie was a parody of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) with Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman
Aaah! I see!! Dang I missed it.. Morgan Freeman too!?
@@NiaMakiReacts And the late, great, Alan Rickman as the Sheriff!
@@tfly999
As well as a uncredited cameo from the late Sir Sean Connery as King Richard the Lionhearted
Here's to all you strong women like yourself and the one with Malarkey's uniforms. It must have been hard for her. Did she have a son his age, or a brother or husband fighting too?
Hey nani-nani and a ho-ho-ho
You left out 3 of my favorite scenes;
Sheriff: That's a wild bore!
Robin: No, it a wild pig. [points at Prince John] That's a wild bore.
The Horse and balcony scene
And the Arrow Wave
Just riddle me this, Nia: *_What is the meaning of life?_*
Answer: procreation and the preservation of the species ... and your expressed feminist opinions go against that. You can have them ... but dont expect respect for them.
It’s men in tights… I don’t think anything in this movie is to be taken that seriously…
U missed the key part!
You don't need a man .wait till your 35 or 40 and childless alone. Your courier has not brought you any truth fulfilment. I've heard from many feminist who are 60 years old and truly regret the lies they were told. And wish they could take it all back. Wish they had told their younger selves To value men to love and respect them.
I'm 40. Childless, with many good friends. I think I'm good without a guy.