This movie never gets old. I believe it could come back in the the year 2100 and it would be as funny then as it is now. I don’t know how many times I have watched it! A masterpiece!
I can still vividly remember gasping for breath out of laughter, repeatedly, the first time I saw this. December 1974 with my buddy Mike Gruver. No other movie has had quite the same effect.
@tom Jarvis....amen. Was just thinking that the other day. Actors, comedians, musicians...Hell all the good musicians are in their 70's. We were and are the best generation ever...my opinion of course!
People went to see this movie again and again. I must be loosing my mind. I have only seen this movie 47 times and every time I would see something I missed . It's a true classic
It was great. I love what I haven't seen as well. Classic. I can't say, how many times, i have watched it. I would say, 100s of times, over time. I am old, watch it when I see it on. When it pops up, I will watch it. Over anything else.
RIP Gene, Peter, and Marty. The best Brooks and one of the top 10 comedies of all time. It ranks with the best of the Marx Brothers, Some Like It Hot, Something About Mary, Fish Called Wanda, the Blues Brothers. I can always watch it any time.
Mel Brooks is, in my mind, the greatest writer and director in movies since movies became a thing. Pity about the "no offense" thing, since his brilliant humor was hobbled by an over-abundance of political correctness. All a late middle-aged man's opinion of course, but I wish we'd stopped at don't be an asshat. Racism is undeniably one of the great evils, but the humor from such stupidity is equally undeniable. Like the funniest graffiti I've ever seen, in 5-foot high letters on a West Texas barn "Injuns go home". I laughed for 50 miles.
I'd like to thank each and everyone of you that have commented. The only negative comments were mostly for quality or ad content. I would upload an updated better quality version but I have lost the original source. "Young Frankenstein" is and has always been my favorite movie from the first time I watched it 40 years ago. It is perfect from beginning to end. Thank you!
My dad took us to the theater in 1975 to see this movie. I remember that much of the humor went over my head, as a 9 year old, but Daddy belly-laughed through the entire movie. I love Young Frankenstein to this day and watch it every time it's on television. Great Movie!!
A perfect storm of comedy genius. Seeing it at 16, shortly after it opened, shaped my world view, my love of satire, and my standard of brilliant comedy for the rest of my life. These artists, all at the peak of their powers, collaborated to create the standard by which all comedic cinema is judged. (To the gods) Thank you, whichever one of you did this!
Truly a masterpiece !!! I have watched this DVD over 25 times and it always makes me smile, and always makes me laugh !!! Nothing else compares !!! RIP to all who are no longer with us !!!
I love outtakes and bloopers as much as the movie itself. The cast was stupendous and each actor talents were appreciated in their own right. It is 43 years this year (2017) and in 7 more years it hits it 50th anniversary. Thank you Goofbaugh for making my night brighter and making me laugh.
How every man on this set did not fall in love with Teri Garr is something I will never understand. She was a tremendous actress but in my view, she was one of the most beautiful women in the world through the 1970's and beyond.
It really was one of the funniest movies of all time. I remember watching it with my father and he laughed the hardest when the blind man poured hot soup on the monster. Hilarious!
I love this movie ...I was ten yrs old at the time....I instantly got the parody right away....my brother and I laughed through out the whole film ....may God rest his soul....but ...from start to the very end was . marvelous....thank you ...Mel ..gene...Gilda...Teri..chloris ..Marty ...Madeline...I love you all....
My freshman year in high school i was auditioning for a role in our nightime production. Everyone in drama HAD to audition. And it was a musical. So we also had to sing. Ugh. I was sick to my stomach. I was so nervous I almost puked. I was seriously thinking of dropping the class. An older student saw how distraught I was and suggested we do a duet. Said that it would ease some of the pressure. So I went for it. One of the best decisions of my life. So we walked away from everyone and began to rehearse one of the most beautiful duets ever performed on the silver screen. Puttin on the Ritz by Gene Wilder and Peter Boyle. And he did Gene Wilders part flawlessly.
Loved this movie and also Blazing Saddles…my introduction to Mel Brooks. The man is a national treasure, his movies have brought so much joy and laughter to movie goers. It true laughter is the best medicine. My sister-in-law and her husband met him on a flight to LA. They said he was a wonderful person, funny and so down to earth. I hope he understands just how much he is loved and appreciated.
If you watch the deleted scenes, she's being introduced to Igor and Ingrid, and her level of control is amazing as she looks back at Igor and he makes goofy faces at her. You can tell she wants to crack up, but she keeps her cool! Amazing actress!
Hackman was indeed delightful in the movie. For those who want to see more hilarious Hackman, I suggest the movie "Loose Cannons". I'm wearing out my Young Frankenstein DVD.
I can watch Madeline over and over again with her kaleidoscope of facial expressions in the scene with Marty Feldman in the background when she says to Terri Garr, "What is that you do . . . do?"
This is, by far, Mel Brooks' best movie, not only for the superb cast and brilliant writing and directing and sets (the original Frankenstein equipment), but because Mel Brooks was not actually IN THE MOVIE!
Carlo Zabbia Unfortunately you are absolutely right. With the exception of the « Yiddish Indian » scene, every scene in which Brooks actually appears in « Blazing Saddles » weighs down the film. He is a director of genius, but not a great actor.
Thank you so much for this ... This movie has been an family favorite since before I was born . Always being our private jokes between each other . After losing my mom I now watch it when Im having a hard time . I've never seen these . What a treat , im laughing with tears in my eyes . This is great .
My mom's favorite movie. I'm going to download a few of the "out-take" and "behind the scenes" documentary videos on youtube and make a DVD 4 her 79th birthday, in May.
I was 11 years old when this premiered and I didn't quite get it all but I kept watching it every time it was on and it is one of my most favorite films today. It is genius!
The main reason I love this movie so much is the VCR. Having been a new invention in the early 80's, it was a novelty to own such a device. Like all new devices on the market, the content was limited and as a consequence of this my family only owned one movie, Young Frankenstein. Before time inevitably marched on and we procured more movies, I had by then already watched this comedy a multitude of times...almost equaling the number of views given to the other video cassette tape stashed in Ol' Dad's drawer in his closet. ;) Oh to be young and give a damn!
***** Oh yes! I havd the same thing when the first Playstation came out. In our country we were always a bit late and Playstation only came with 4 games at the first months. Crash Bandicoot 2, Tekken 1, Spyro and something I don't remember because the name was written with kanji-s. I remember replaying them 6-7 times. I know it's not perfectly related sorry about that but I was fascinated by your story and reminded me of my own! It was great to be young. (Not that I'm so old being 24 but you got what I mean)
i saw it when it first came out, in the theatre. Now, at 67 years of age, I still think it is one of the funniest comedies ever made, and it can still make me laugh.
Probably one of the only parody movies I've seen that successfully maintained it's comedic charm while adding horror, love, and dramatic flare. Awesome!
RIP... Jerome Silberman aka Waco kid AKA Gene Wilder.... I thank you very much for making me entertain throughout the years.. I appreciate that very much, you shall be missed.. My condolence to the family..
The person with two heads was a gag that was replaced with the abby normal scene. In the original script, Igor says "may my mother grow another head if that isn't the right brain" and then it cuts to the two-headed woman in the rocking chair. Personally, I prefer Abby Normal...
I took a photography class from the DP for this film in the '90s. He showed it to us, which is the first time I ever saw it. He said Gene Wilder was great to work with.
I recall seeing the Transylvania Station scene when Dr. Fronkinstein met Eye-gor for the first time. Fronkinstein called him Igor (ee-gor) and the comment, "It's eye-gore." Fronkenstein says, "I thought it was Igor (ee-gore)." To that Igor responds, "If you can be Fronkenstein i can be eye-gore." That explains why he was called eye-gore all through the film. That little scene was deleted in the VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray versions. Why???
This is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. What a great bunch of Actors to put together for this film. My wife and I must have watched it a "hundred" times. If we catch it on TV we stop whatever we're doing to watch however much is left. No matter where we are, if I say, "Frau Blucher", my wife will "Winny". We get strange looks and some applauses in restaurants.
This movie still makes me smile and chuckle. I lent it to 2 friends who'd never seen it and they said they didn't laugh, they were bored. But then they love How I Met Your Mother, so, nuff said.
The magic ingredient of all the great Mel Brooks comedies like "Blazing Saddles", "Young Frankenstein", "Spaceballs", etc, is that he was never scared of being silly or risque.
My God, we have lost so much talent and beauty. Madeline Kahn, Marty Feldman, Peter Boyle, and Gene Wilder are gone. Terri Garr has suffered from horrible health problems. Thank all of you for making life, not just more fun, but better for so many people.
I would bet the farm (if I had a farm, which I don't,) that I and most of my closest friends over the decades have quoted every line in this movie more than once, and some lines over a hundred times. This one, and A Clockwork Orange. "Put...zuh kendle...BECK!"
This movie never gets old. I believe it could come back in the the year 2100 and it would be as funny then as it is now. I don’t know how many times I have watched it! A masterpiece!
I can still vividly remember gasping for breath out of laughter, repeatedly, the first time I saw this. December 1974 with my buddy Mike Gruver. No other movie has had quite the same effect.
This is and probably always will be my most favorite comedy of all time. The lines, the actors, the settings ...nothing short of genius!!!
one of the worst things about getting old is losing favorite actors and friends. RIP to all. you sure made life more interesting.
tom jarvis I agree with you.
@tom Jarvis....amen. Was just thinking that the other day. Actors, comedians, musicians...Hell all the good musicians are in their 70's. We were and are the best generation ever...my opinion of course!
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What a truthful and great comment.
I love Blazing Saddles, but Young Frankenstein is in a class of its own.
People went to see this movie again and again. I must be loosing my mind. I have only seen this movie 47 times and every time I would see something I missed . It's a true classic
It was great. I love what I haven't seen as well. Classic. I can't say, how many times, i have watched it. I would say, 100s of times, over time. I am old, watch it when I see it on. When it pops up, I will watch it. Over anything else.
Gene had the best wild crazy eyes in show business
Madeline Kahn....what a gem!
she was the best
Never a better comedic actress. And she had an incredible singing voice as well. She was the best.
One of the biggest comedy classics in cinema history. I could watch it a hundred times.
I have.
RIP Gene, Peter, and Marty. The best Brooks and one of the top 10 comedies of all time. It ranks with the best of the Marx Brothers, Some Like It Hot, Something About Mary, Fish Called Wanda, the Blues Brothers. I can always watch it any time.
And Madeline!
laughter the best medicine there is. great movies
It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Gene's still alive!
@@victoriajarvis2260 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Wilder - died 2016
Those who grew up with Brooks movies, we were blessed!
"Coming to a theater near you in black and white! No offense."
Long live Mel Brooks!
Mel Brooks is, in my mind, the greatest writer and director in movies since movies became a thing. Pity about the "no offense" thing, since his brilliant humor was hobbled by an over-abundance of political correctness. All a late middle-aged man's opinion of course, but I wish we'd stopped at don't be an asshat.
Racism is undeniably one of the great evils, but the humor from such stupidity is equally undeniable. Like the funniest graffiti I've ever seen, in 5-foot high letters on a West Texas barn "Injuns go home". I laughed for 50 miles.
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Rest sweetly, Gene. Show your wife around the castle, the chocolate room, and the saloon. I love you.
Every single actor in this movie is brilliant. Very rare. Thanks Mel, Gene, Marty, Madeline, Teri, Cloris, Kenneth, Peter, Gene H., and company.
i love this! so much talent, gone, most recently, Cloris Leachman.
absolutely--it breaks my heart Madeline died so young
Rest in peace, Gene, and thanks for making us laugh for all those years!
For just a moment, I thought you were talking about Hackman, and I was like "He's not dead yet!"
Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder what a team , I love this film.
I'd like to thank each and everyone of you that have commented. The only negative comments were mostly for quality or ad content.
I would upload an updated better quality version but I have lost the
original source.
"Young Frankenstein" is and has always been my favorite movie from the first time I watched it 40 years ago. It is perfect from beginning to end. Thank you!
Brilliance. Just ripping funny. Mel pulled it off. And we out here really lament the loss of all the passed, great actors and supporting talent in it.
My dad took us to the theater in 1975 to see this movie. I remember that much of the humor went over my head, as a 9 year old, but Daddy belly-laughed through the entire movie. I love Young Frankenstein to this day and watch it every time it's on television. Great Movie!!
My 5yr old granddaughter just told me its her favorite film. I don't know if I should laugh or cry.
both
I saw it in the theater when I was 5.
And I turned out, y'know, OK. 😉
Jim Crosby your granddaughter has good taste 👍
Jim Crosby I think you should be proud of her. For knowing what a great film Young Frankenstein is. One of my favourites.
You should rejoice that future generations are not degenerations, there is hope!
Hilarious 😂 movie! I’ve seen this and blazing saddles at least 2 dozen times and gut laugh every time!
A perfect storm of comedy genius. Seeing it at 16, shortly after it opened, shaped my world view, my love of satire, and my standard of brilliant comedy for the rest of my life. These artists, all at the peak of their powers, collaborated to create the standard by which all comedic cinema is judged. (To the gods) Thank you, whichever one of you did this!
Truly a masterpiece !!! I have watched this DVD over 25 times and it always makes me smile, and always makes me laugh !!!
Nothing else compares !!! RIP to all who are no longer with us !!!
I laugh hysterically, every time I see the Gene Hackman scene. It never gets old.
One of the funniest films made , don't know how many times I've watched it
I love outtakes and bloopers as much as the movie itself. The cast was stupendous and each actor talents were appreciated in their own right. It is 43 years this year (2017) and in 7 more years it hits it 50th anniversary. Thank you Goofbaugh for making my night brighter and making me laugh.
How every man on this set did not fall in love with Teri Garr is something I will never understand. She was a tremendous actress but in my view, she was one of the most beautiful women in the world through the 1970's and beyond.
It really was one of the funniest movies of all time. I remember watching it with my father and he laughed the hardest when the blind man poured hot soup on the monster. Hilarious!
Love Mel Brooks....comedic genius....never be another like him 😘💖😉☺️😊
One of the funniest movies of my childhood! I still love watching it.
And also, and I find it very unfortunate to say, Rest In Peace Gene Wilder. An actor who gave his all in all films he'd been in.
It's truly one of the best movies ever made.
Such a funny funny movie. So many things to remember. So many good actors.
I love this movie ...I was ten yrs old at the time....I instantly got the parody right away....my brother and I laughed through out the whole film ....may God rest his soul....but ...from start to the very end was . marvelous....thank you ...Mel ..gene...Gilda...Teri..chloris ..Marty ...Madeline...I love you all....
My freshman year in high school i was auditioning for a role in our nightime production. Everyone in drama HAD to audition. And it was a musical. So we also had to sing. Ugh. I was sick to my stomach. I was so nervous I almost puked. I was seriously thinking of dropping the class.
An older student saw how distraught I was and suggested we do a duet. Said that it would ease some of the pressure. So I went for it.
One of the best decisions of my life.
So we walked away from everyone and began to rehearse one of the most beautiful duets ever performed on the silver screen.
Puttin on the Ritz by Gene Wilder and Peter Boyle.
And he did Gene Wilders part flawlessly.
To this day this is one of my favorite movies. Blazing Saddles seems to be in the same spot for some reason?! Oh My!
Greatest comedic spoof of ALL time. Abby Normal Priceless. I'm still waiting for History of the World Part IV!
History of the world was the only Mel Brooks movie that I... Put it this way, I saw it at one of those afternoon $1 matinee. I thought I over paid...
I loved history of the world ,
'In black and white! No offence.' LMAO
If you say that in today's political climate (2019), you'll be driven off of Google/TH-cam by the social justice mobs!
Perhaps the funniest movies ever made. Most of the cast is now gone but they will live forever and always be young!!!
"WHAT EXACTLY IS IT THAT YOU DO DO?" That line from Madeliene Kahn always cracks me up!!
Loved this movie and also Blazing Saddles…my introduction to Mel Brooks. The man is a national treasure, his movies have brought so much joy and laughter to movie goers. It true laughter is the best medicine. My sister-in-law and her husband met him on a flight to LA. They said he was a wonderful person, funny and so down to earth. I hope he understands just how much he is loved and appreciated.
Sad Madeline died too soon. She was funny, and an excellent singer.
Misuka Chao -Blazing Saddles. Great performance.
Not to mention one of the sexiest women ever to grace Hollywood.
If you watch the deleted scenes, she's being introduced to Igor and Ingrid, and her level of control is amazing as she looks back at Igor and he makes goofy faces at her. You can tell she wants to crack up, but she keeps her cool! Amazing actress!
She trained to be an opera singer.
She was a treasure. Top shelf.
Another favorite line........""Wait! Where are you going? I was going to make espresso!"
R.I.P Gene, your on your way to be with Gilda
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Hackman was indeed delightful in the movie. For those who want to see more hilarious Hackman, I suggest the movie "Loose Cannons". I'm wearing out my Young Frankenstein DVD.
Madeline Kahn was comic gold in every Brooks film she did.
+Hagen Steele
She really was.
Absolutely love her
+Rudolph Dehoogh your incorrigible, you little zipperneck!!!
Slowly but surely falling in love with you as well, Sarah
I can watch Madeline over and over again with her kaleidoscope of facial expressions in the scene with Marty Feldman in the background when she says to Terri Garr, "What is that you do . . . do?"
“It could be worse...how? ...It could be raining”
no matter how much I scream, no matter how much I beg you do not open this door.....
This is, by far, Mel Brooks' best movie, not only for the superb cast and brilliant writing and directing and sets (the original Frankenstein equipment), but because Mel Brooks was not actually IN THE MOVIE!
Carlo Zabbia Unfortunately you are absolutely right. With the exception of the « Yiddish Indian » scene, every scene in which Brooks actually appears in « Blazing Saddles » weighs down the film. He is a director of genius, but not a great actor.
Thank you for your support!
to add, always remember Peter Boyle too...RIP...
And, now, sadly, Cloris Leachman. A VERY funny lady. RIP
And Gene Wilder.
One of the first films I ever saw, so pleased I did. Magical comic scenes.
Unbelievable that its already been 40 years since that movie...
this is one of my favorite Mel Brooks movies ....its just classic humor at its best .......and it is timeless ...
Four funniest movies of all time, It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles and Goldmember.
Silent movie, high anxiety, Mel Brooks produced also the xlent classic elephant man!!!
OMG, I had NO idea all these years that the blind man was Gene Hackman!
“In black and white! No offense.” Best line in a preview to date.
And now we can also remember the great actor, writer and humanitarian Gene Wilder. Rest in peace sir
Thank you so much for this ... This movie has been an family favorite since before I was born . Always being our private jokes between each other . After losing my mom I now watch it when Im having a hard time . I've never seen these . What a treat , im laughing with tears in my eyes . This is great .
So true. Made me cry.
My mom's favorite movie. I'm going to download a few of the "out-take" and "behind the scenes" documentary videos on youtube and make a DVD 4 her 79th birthday, in May.
So nice of you. How'd it go?
You are a good son.
Dunno why but the hardest I've ever laughed watching a movie was the soup being poured in the monster's lap moment!
Good night Gene--You're always loved.
RIP Gene miss ya
The funniest movie of all time.
Marty Feldman was the absolute comedy genius on the movie! And one of Gene Hackman's first real comedy role!
I was 11 years old when this premiered and I didn't quite get it all but I kept watching it every time it was on and it is one of my most favorite films today. It is genius!
The main reason I love this movie so much is the VCR.
Having been a new invention in the early 80's, it was a novelty to own such a device. Like all new devices on the market, the content was limited and as a consequence of this my family only owned one movie, Young Frankenstein. Before time inevitably marched on and we procured more movies, I had by then already watched this comedy a multitude of times...almost equaling the number of views given to the other video cassette tape stashed in Ol' Dad's drawer in his closet. ;) Oh to be young and give a damn!
*****
Oh yes!
I havd the same thing when the first Playstation came out.
In our country we were always a bit late and Playstation only came with 4 games at the first months. Crash Bandicoot 2, Tekken 1, Spyro and something I don't remember because the name was written with kanji-s.
I remember replaying them 6-7 times.
I know it's not perfectly related sorry about that but I was fascinated by your story and reminded me of my own!
It was great to be young. (Not that I'm so old being 24 but you got what I mean)
Jason Q Great movie!
Is your Dad Gene Whackman?
Anne, Madelyn, Marty, Gilda, Gene Wilder... We will never forget you.💕 rip😪
Over this years I've used so many lines from this movie, I should have been charged. LOL!
i saw it when it first came out, in the theatre. Now, at 67 years of age, I still think it is one of the funniest comedies ever made, and it can still make me laugh.
This is one of very few films I can say is brilliant. I love this movie!!!
Hard to think of three better comedic actresses in the world, much less in one movie. Teri Garr, Madeline Kahn and Cloris Leachman. Simply the best.
Probably one of the only parody movies I've seen that successfully maintained it's comedic charm while adding horror, love, and dramatic flare. Awesome!
RIP... Jerome Silberman aka Waco kid AKA Gene Wilder....
I thank you very much for making me entertain throughout the years..
I appreciate that very much, you shall be missed..
My condolence to the family..
The person with two heads was a gag that was replaced with the abby normal scene. In the original script, Igor says "may my mother grow another head if that isn't the right brain" and then it cuts to the two-headed woman in the rocking chair.
Personally, I prefer Abby Normal...
Great movie, so funny, I laugh out loud every time I see it.
I took a photography class from the DP for this film in the '90s. He showed it to us, which is the first time I ever saw it. He said Gene Wilder was great to work with.
Such solid competition, but likely my all time fave comedy
I recall seeing the Transylvania Station scene when Dr. Fronkinstein met Eye-gor for the first time. Fronkinstein called him Igor (ee-gor) and the comment, "It's eye-gore." Fronkenstein says, "I thought it was Igor (ee-gore)." To that Igor responds, "If you can be Fronkenstein i can be eye-gore." That explains why he was called eye-gore all through the film. That little scene was deleted in the VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray versions. Why???
In 1983 I graduated High school. This was our midnight movie. Thanks to whoever chose it.
October 16, 2021 It's still a classic and yes people will line up to see it in theatres.
Just one of the great comedies ever.. and could never get enough of Teri Garr
Such great casting
one of my Favorite movies. sad to lose so many amazing performers.
"5 or 6 quickies then your out with the boys to boast and brag!........ OMG I love him!" Madeline I love you.. forever! you were the best!
Ab - who? Abnormal..but could be absolutely genius, thanks Gene for all real laughs.
even funnier than blazing saddles i still watch it on dvd people in the theater were falling in the aisles laughing best comedy ever
I love this movie!! Excellent actors
One of the best movies ever made. R.I.P. Peter Boyle
Of all the movies I've seen in nearly 6 decades, this has got to be in the top 10. Maybe even the top 5 ! Wonderful comedy!!
Pure genius from Mel Brooks. Great casting great writing I was going to make expresso
Best movie ever...We watch it every Halloween along with arsenic and old lace.
Great movie...Another Wilder masterpiece ahead of it's time. All the cast that has passed in this film went way too early/young.
This is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. What a great bunch of Actors to put together for this film. My wife and I must have watched it a "hundred" times. If we catch it on TV we stop whatever we're doing to watch however much is left. No matter where we are, if I say, "Frau Blucher", my wife will "Winny". We get strange looks and some applauses in restaurants.
Wasn't that a great time? Great minds great humor, it's good to laugh!
One of THE best classical vids in my collection!
This movie still makes me smile and chuckle. I lent it to 2 friends who'd never seen it and they said they didn't laugh, they were bored. But then they love How I Met Your Mother, so, nuff said.
I think this is the best parody of all time and Mel’s finest work
A great movie made great by exceptional actors!!!
I love this film. Have always preferred it to Blazing Saddles.
what a great cast, what a great movie,,,, and we have lost so many of them.....r.i.p.
The magic ingredient of all the great Mel Brooks comedies like "Blazing Saddles", "Young Frankenstein", "Spaceballs", etc, is that he was never scared of being silly or risque.
My God, we have lost so much talent and beauty. Madeline Kahn, Marty Feldman, Peter Boyle, and Gene Wilder are gone. Terri Garr has suffered from horrible health problems. Thank all of you for making life, not just more fun, but better for so many people.
I would bet the farm (if I had a farm, which I don't,) that I and most of my closest friends over the decades have quoted every line in this movie more than once, and some lines over a hundred times. This one, and A Clockwork Orange.
"Put...zuh kendle...BECK!"
Sed-a-give; Abby-normal and “you made a yummy sound” are the ones I use the most!