I saw this as a little kid and thought the boys were clapping and cheering for the high note at the end. Turns out I was wrong. I found another funny part of the movie XD
Same lol. It's good rewatching films like these that you watched as a kid now as an adult because you get to understand some jokes that you didn't as a kid.
When you are a kid you only notice the comedy factor in this movie and look at scenes like this as boring, not so funny and unnecessary. Many years later as an adult you can fully appreciate and enjoy the beauty and art of cinema captured with scenes like this. Mel Brooks is a true cinema treasure.
Yeah this is one of the top movies I watched as an adult and asked my mom "WHy the hell did you let me watch that on repeat as a kid?" "Did you remember the 'adult' parts?" "Well not as adult parts no." "That's why." Add to the fact she and Dad would have been in their mid 20's at the time....makes perfect sense. Probibly a welcome break from Disney
@@kevinarmstrong8237 No, I'm a professor. But your comment proves you are an illiterate 10 year old kid with very bad education and manners. Another indicator proving you're a low IQ kid is that you couldn't comprehend what I wrote. And also since this movie is not Blazing Saddles I can also assume you're on drugs as well, having delusions and mixing up movies in your drugged mind.
I was wondering if anyone else had memories of seeing this on the Disney channel! I would have been about 5 the last time I saw it there I'm glad to know I wasn't just imagining it lol
I’ll never forget watching this in sophomore English with my best friend and we took it upon ourselves to turn it into our own personal Rocky Horror Picture Show. We sang along with the oohs, applauded, swayed and ahh’d with the Merry Men during this scene. We annoyed everyone and the teacher but we didn’t care because we were having fun. This was our end-of-the-year movie to watch in class and we were in a dead heat tie between this and School of Rock. My friend wasn’t in class that day and I said he would be the deciding vote and I knew he was going to vote for this. Best day of high school ever!
and trying to get the crown back on among all that hair...do you think that was scripted, or she really couldn't get it back correctly, and it was just so natural & funny, they left it in?
I revisit this video so often. The best musical number in the movie. I never get tired of her crown being blown off by the sheer force of his vocal power. 😂
Gets me every time how he scares her when he breaks into song. Also I'm not disappointed in the respect for this movie (judging from the like/dislike ratio).
This is probably the best scene of the most entertaining movie ever made. I grew up with this movie, and to this day, though I can speak and sing along, it makes me laugh. Precious.
what i like so much about comedy musicals is despite the obvious need to be funny, they never neglect to produce musical quality. this guy singing has an amazing voice.
Cary did a wonderful job of keeping up with the lyrics even though he didn't sing them himself. Best actor ... love Cary Elwes. Him and Andre the Giant RIP.
Had to look on here to experience the "full effect" of this scene.... saw the movie on TV today and they cut half of it out - left me wanting more! I need to find my DVD and watch the whole thing uncut! One of the funniest movies ever!! And I agree, they TOTALLY should make a stage production of this - wouldn't that be great!!??
Another reference to a Mel Brooks film in the musical version of 'The Producers' (2005): Robin Hood Men in Tights: "The night is young, and you're so beautiful.......F flat." The Producers (2005): "Und that is not how you 'Haben Sie Gehört das Deutsche Band'! THIS is how you sing 'Haben Sie Gehört das Deutsch Band! B flat! 2-2 time! Modulate at the bridge!"
Lmao. I like how they are walking by and just stop to become the chorus. It’s very hilarious. Also the shadow play for comedy bit is also a nice touch too XD
XD She was startled when he started singing...wonder if she was thinking "Oh, I didn't know you could sing!" or something. Also, a few of the Merry Men were roasting marshmellows at :38. I never noticed that before. There are probably still lots of things I haven't noticed in this movie.
Rewatching and noticing that Eric Kramer (dad from Good luck Charlie) is fun, but looking really closely is the guy in the front row, David DeLuise (dad from wizards of Waverly place).
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Love how she jumps when he starts singing. This movie is too funny.
I love how it makes fun of musical theater for just randomly breaking into song, this movie is hilarious!
Every.Flippin.Time!!! It always makes me laugh.
Lol “give me a warning next time!”
Made in an era when moviemakers didn't take themselves so seriously. I can't remember the last time I watched a movie and had FUN doing it!
singing in another person's operatic voice, mind you, like in so many movies but for serious... xD
I saw this as a little kid and thought the boys were clapping and cheering for the high note at the end.
Turns out I was wrong. I found another funny part of the movie XD
I, on the other hand, only found out about 20yrs after watching Grease what they meant by the "insurance".
Yeah... I remember my mom trying not to explain that one to me.
Same lol. It's good rewatching films like these that you watched as a kid now as an adult because you get to understand some jokes that you didn't as a kid.
That's what I miss about movies from the 90s. They had jokes for both kids and grown ups
It was not a high note. It was a peak note. Haha
The Night is Young and You're So Beautiful. B-flat.
*orchestra plays the song in E major*
pick-up note- B-flat
Insufferable music nerd
Maid Marianne: 😱 AAH
@@urbations pick-up note - B-natural
One of the greatest movies of all time. Don't care. Shut up. I'm right.
"I'm right. You're wrong. Shut up".
I couldn’t agree more
The debate team is looking for new people.
No augment with me. RHMIT is one of Mel Brook's best!
yes i agree
I love how this is a silly comedic parody song but the singer legitimately BELTS it out with such power. Fantastic.
The singer is Arthur Rubin
That's part of the joke, old movies loved to break into operatic singing out of nowhere, it was often jarring and got turned to 11 here.
@@KasumiRINA may no one ever forget the name of Mel Brooks.
I just love the second dude from the left in the front row. He. Is. Living. It.
Hell yes! I love his reaction as much as the rest of the scene.
That's David Deluise, son of Dom
LOL I've been laughing at that goofball for years too
@@garninmcc9447 Thanks for that info, I never knew that. That guy has always been my favorite extra from MIT!
He looked like Jack Black, to me.
'B flat.'
Proceeds to sing in E major.
There's got to be a joke hidden in there
@@ReiseLukas Or they just assumed most people watching wouldn't have a clue.
He's not calling out the key of the piece, he's calling out the first pitch he sings. "The" is B-flat, "Night" is E and he the piece is in E major.
@@ReiseLukas E is six semitones away from B flat - literally the furthest possible note from what he claims in the dialogue.
Or he was telling them to B flat. Either way...
When you are a kid you only notice the comedy factor in this movie and look at scenes like this as boring, not so funny and unnecessary. Many years later as an adult you can fully appreciate and enjoy the beauty and art of cinema captured with scenes like this. Mel Brooks is a true cinema treasure.
Yeah this is one of the top movies I watched as an adult and asked my mom
"WHy the hell did you let me watch that on repeat as a kid?"
"Did you remember the 'adult' parts?"
"Well not as adult parts no."
"That's why."
Add to the fact she and Dad would have been in their mid 20's at the time....makes perfect sense. Probibly a welcome break from Disney
@@mousepariah3884 it’s Disney now !
@@Firebrdsuite madness
THE ART OF CINEMA.....!!!!!??
BLAZING SADDLES.....!!!?
ARE YOU 12 !!!!???
@@kevinarmstrong8237 No, I'm a professor. But your comment proves you are an illiterate 10 year old kid with very bad education and manners. Another indicator proving you're a low IQ kid is that you couldn't comprehend what I wrote. And also since this movie is not Blazing Saddles I can also assume you're on drugs as well, having delusions and mixing up movies in your drugged mind.
The boys’ reactions at the end was hilarious.
That “sword” at the end is the cherry on top!
Mel Brooks at his vulgar best! Love the topper when the canvas is pulled down...and the crowd sees it's only a SWORD.
And the way Robin Hood immediately pushes the sword down to his side. He knew what they were thinking :)
"B flat *Music* THE NIGHT IS YOUNG!!"
"AHHH * continuous to smile*"
LOL XD
To think they used to play this on the Disney channel regularly, this scene was not cut out 🤣🤣🤣🤣
They played THIS on disney channel...?
@@kaileegirl1785 they sure did 😂
I was wondering if anyone else had memories of seeing this on the Disney channel! I would have been about 5 the last time I saw it there
I'm glad to know I wasn't just imagining it lol
OMG I forgot they showed this on the Disney channel
Umm of course they didn’t censor it. Diddlin’ Disney has been grooming children for decades.
Sad that they stop making movies like this on…pure gold
I’ll never forget watching this in sophomore English with my best friend and we took it upon ourselves to turn it into our own personal Rocky Horror Picture Show. We sang along with the oohs, applauded, swayed and ahh’d with the Merry Men during this scene. We annoyed everyone and the teacher but we didn’t care because we were having fun. This was our end-of-the-year movie to watch in class and we were in a dead heat tie between this and School of Rock. My friend wasn’t in class that day and I said he would be the deciding vote and I knew he was going to vote for this. Best day of high school ever!
Arthur Rubin sang the hell out of this song. Such a powerful voice.
was surprised when I found out he was the doctor in the saw movies lol
Fun fact, he’s one of the hitler singers during auditions in the original The Producers
The lip syncing really sold the scene as well, Carey is a brilliant actor.
Lol, Amy Yasback's so adorable in this.. I love how startled and confused she is!
and trying to get the crown back on among all that hair...do you think that was scripted, or she really couldn't get it back correctly, and it was just so natural & funny, they left it in?
And very sexy at the same time
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385I fully believe it was unscripted as she'd already tried to fix it once for a laugh.
Mel Brooks is a comedic genius. This and Spaceballs are some of my favorite movies.
Have you ever seen Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein?
Merchandising!
The collective “awwww” gets me every time!
I revisit this video so often. The best musical number in the movie. I never get tired of her crown being blown off by the sheer force of his vocal power. 😂
i love the lads doing the back up singing haha
Decided this would be excellent for my 3/4 of a century birthday today.”I say,hey”🥳
this is hysterical. My husband yelled at me for laughing so hard & loud. Some things need watching over & over.
Wait a minute, your husband YELLED at you?! What kind of a husband yells at his wife?!!
Lmfao ira okay to laugh 😂 my gf just likes to stare at me lol only my siblings like to tell me to stfu but we love watching this movie a lot
You still married?
Cary Elwes was so good in this. He's a great actor.
this is my favorite shower song
I can’t imagine anyone performing this role better than Carey. I’m constantly humming this song but just have to belt out 🎶 beautiful lady🎶
How did this not win the Academy Award for Best Song from a Motion Picture?
This movie was so perfectly cast and the over the top performances just made it that much better.
LMAO!!! I love Marian's startled reaction 0:07 when he bursts into song! XP
2024 and still a top favorite!!!
😁😁😁
Gets me every time how he scares her when he breaks into song. Also I'm not disappointed in the respect for this movie (judging from the like/dislike ratio).
Trace Taylor I am revoking your right to like this movie. ACAB, fuck cops
@@jay118 bro fuck off cant we all just like a good movie
@@senorcheems8388 no
@@jay118 You are a piece of shit
@@pranavvishnu808 Go to hell
I sang this one time to my girlfriend, but i really sucked. Maybe I should have wear some tights...
sometimes you have to wear tights if you want her to wear some
LOL!
You have to wear tights! Then you're a manly man!
...TIGHT tights
SMF Prymityw If it makes you feel better, Cary Elwes couldn’t sing this song either.
YESS! (Gayvoice)
The Sheriff of Rottingham has 8 accounts, it seems.
40.
I think Prince John has 5 accounts 🤔
And now....a hidden number of accounts.
Hei Marian,you dead yet?
It disgusts me how people pretend to be someone else on the internet.
I remember seeing this in a theater and everyone just burst out laughing.
This is one of my fav Mel Brooks movies. It always makes me laugh. Love when he strains his groin at 1:05 hitting that note...cracks me up every time!
Gotta love Amy Yasbeck 🎉
I used to work in Museums. I am so glad that Mel Brookes took the Robin Hood legend so seriously. He did not take the piss at all..
one of my first movies ever ... I never understood why they were cheering when he sang "and I'm in love with you" .... was nice being six years old :D
I'm playing this at my first wedding!
First?
@@jasmines.6325 😏
Then I am still a kid...I miss this type of movies. Thank you Mel Brooks. ❤
Incredible performance of the song, amazing voice.
The comedy is good but WOW does that guy have pipes. Singing like a champ
Aside from the toptier humor that voice was straight up fire
I hope the person(s) who thought up that sword sillohuette got a good bonus! That was inspired!
One of my favourite movies of all time! "England! *Spits out sand*"
This is a seriously underrated movie! It really is funny, and the humor is smart humor, not over the top or stupid, but smart!!!
I don't remember this scene. Came on earlier when sitting watching it. Was in fits. When they all clap at his massive...talent :)
This is probably the best scene of the most entertaining movie ever made. I grew up with this movie, and to this day, though I can speak and sing along, it makes me laugh. Precious.
this is classic. one of the best comedys ever seen.
This is my favourite scene of all time. Randomly singing this on a date would be so hilarious it would be worth her leaving after 😂😂😂😂.
I say this is Cary Elwes' best role ever! He's best Robin Hood compared to the others! :D
Well he can actually speak with an English accent.
Wesley
what i like so much about comedy musicals is despite the obvious need to be funny, they never neglect to produce musical quality. this guy singing has an amazing voice.
my fav. part of the scene is Amy Yasbeck's reaction to the sudden singing. hilarious.
This movie is a comedic masterpiece
i love when he grabs his crotch after holding the high note!
Damn, I thought his life was cutting him...
*knife
It's his sword!
Going that high is hard on the balls!!
@@candystandridge3537 whatever!
Growing up this movie and princess bride blended in my head...
1:09 Cary is *just barely* getting through this without cracking up. xD
''THE NIGHT IS YOUNG AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL!''
''HA!''
LOL so epic
One of the greatest movies ever made.
Cary did a wonderful job of keeping up with the lyrics even though he didn't sing them himself. Best actor ... love Cary Elwes. Him and Andre the Giant RIP.
I always loved Amy Yasbeck! Love her faces, plus she is gorgeous!
You're right - it IS in E then modulates to F. I think he was just asking for a Bb since that's the first note he sings.
It’s not the first note he sings. There is no B-flat in the key of E major. Drives me crazy!
@ThatGothicChick Everytime I watch this movie, I watch that part over and over. It never gets old.
The very very first walk in cinema
lol his pose at the end gets me every time.
Lmao I remember seeing this as a kid laughing so hard, I still do.
I love the "aahgk" when she was blown by the wind 😂
Yeah, this film owns this song
Don't lie everyone, if given the chance, we will be among the audience of merry men.
what can i doooooooooooooo....best part
I love all their disappointment at the end 😂
Loved this Movie as a kid
1:22 her going "hauuah." always fucking destroys me. 😆
Had to look on here to experience the "full effect" of this scene.... saw the movie on TV today and they cut half of it out - left me wanting more! I need to find my DVD and watch the whole thing uncut! One of the funniest movies ever!! And I agree, they TOTALLY should make a stage production of this - wouldn't that be great!!??
damn he was killing them high notes wth
His boys suffered for it though.
The fact that Robin seen Mariam's face as he screamed in her face and didnt stop 😂😂😂😂😩😩 my man said this my time to shine 😭😭
I love how she's like AH! Oh my bad go on
Mario Lanza will never be the same again. ( He sang the song ) Brilliant movie.
Although Mario Lanza sang this beautifully, I rather think it was Arthur Rubin's vocal that they used in the Men In Tights movie.
For the longest time I didn't realize how much this is a take on Prince of Thieves.
Another reference to a Mel Brooks film in the musical version of 'The Producers' (2005):
Robin Hood Men in Tights: "The night is young, and you're so beautiful.......F flat."
The Producers (2005): "Und that is not how you 'Haben Sie Gehört das Deutsche Band'! THIS is how you sing 'Haben Sie Gehört das Deutsch Band! B flat! 2-2 time! Modulate at the bridge!"
Amy Yasbek in this movie Is 😍😍😍..."young" and "beautifull".
Scene of the bath😌🍑🛁🧼
Lmao love he annouces the note and them eating literally popped corn
Awesome film. If only there were more comedies like this. 90's gold
It's good to be the king
Can’t believe that the actor that played Robin Hood his voice is dubbed 😂😂❤
The audible "awwwww" at the end makes me die laughing every time
I am so gonna play that on my violin one day! ^_^
LadyFan05 I'd love to see that
ImJustAngela did you do it yet?
Performance by Arthur Rubin.
A magnificent voice
i like Maid Marian's reaction when he started singing! hilarious!
1:30 Mike Myers loves that part
Who needs "Robyn"? This is the best Robin Hood I have seen.
such a fun movie and funny songs 🎵😘
A magnificent tribute to Gordon MacRae. If you haven’t heard of him, check out his music. His duets with Jo Stafford are amazing.
+50,000 points for this guy uploading this.
The Merry Men being disappointed that it wasn’t what they thought it was 🤣 or maybe just because the show was over. I’ll let you decide
Lmao. I like how they are walking by and just stop to become the chorus. It’s very hilarious. Also the shadow play for comedy bit is also a nice touch too XD
XD She was startled when he started singing...wonder if she was thinking "Oh, I didn't know you could sing!" or something.
Also, a few of the Merry Men were roasting marshmellows at :38. I never noticed that before. There are probably still lots of things I haven't noticed in this movie.
how can they get a straight face when doing this scene! I myself laugh more than 10 times 😂 watching this!
Rewatching and noticing that Eric Kramer (dad from Good luck Charlie) is fun, but looking really closely is the guy in the front row, David DeLuise (dad from wizards of Waverly place).
I so love the whole Movie, He should of did a series of movies off this one
One of my favorite movies, and definitely my favorite part of it :))