History of the World Part 1 * FIRST TIME WATCHING * Reaction * Millennial Movie Monday
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- My FIRST TIME EVER watching History of The World - Part 1... And Apparently - there is no part 2??? Yes, I am a 26 year old who has NO IDEA what this movie is even about is even about - so I take YOU on a journey to watch me give you: What I think the movie is about, real time me watching, and my final review.
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Please make "Young Frankenstein " your next watch. It's incredibly funny, a Mel Brooks classic (he did it right after. "Blazing Saddles ") and VERY appropriate for Halloween .
Young Frankenstein is on the list for Halloween! :)
I came here just to suggest this exact movie!
One of my favorite movies, and one of the funniest movies of all time.
Thanks. You won't regret it. Also, "Bram Stoker's Dracula". Made in 91 and one of the best vampire movies you will ever see.
@@awkwardashleigh Might I also suggest "Haunted Honeymoon" with Gene Wilder? Not A Brooks movie, but delightful, none the less.
Also, for spooky-season, (although not-Brooks-or-Wilder-related) you should watch the 80s classic "Beetlejuice" :D
“Young Frankenstein” counts for Halloween, it’s a Mel Brooks film
She said she is. No need to sell it any further.
And 'Dracula: Dead And Loving It', also a Mel Brooks film.
Do you think 'Heathers' counts as a Halloween film?
@@agenttheater5 ehh... dead and loving it was ok in my opinion.. not horrible...
@@hellsplumber34 I love Mel Brooks and I love Leslie Nielsen, but that movie was really not that good.
@@agenttheater5 heh only as far as Christian Slaters' acting abilities.
The 10 commandment joke is still one of the best single jokes ever.
I STILL remember that one from seeing the Commercial for this Movie, decades ago!
Really sticks with you.
(It's Good to be the King. - has extreme merit as well.)
this is one of my dad's favorite movies and he still loses his shit when the commandments joke happens.
It's a clever, subtle physical gag. No wonder it's timeless.
It's also hilarious to think of thousands of years of everyone violating 5 commandments without even knowing it.
I still wonder what the other 5 Commandments are. 🤔
You could watch “Young Frankenstein” and still be in spooky season.
Good call
You know, I'm a huge Mel Brooks fan, but I just don't find Young Frankenstein funny at all. I don't know why it's the one Mel Brooks that doesn't amuse me, especially since Gothic Horror is my THING.
Adam Hall I think it’s a lot funnier in the context of the original Frankenstein Movie, but if you’ve already seen that and still didn’t find Young Frankenstein funny then I think it’s fair. It’s a lot dryer and feels more like Gene Wilders humour than Mel Brooks humour.
Adam Hall - I think the difference is YF is played straight. Whereas his other films are much more broadly written and acted. Brooks really wanted to put YF characters in the same atmosphere as the originals were. So there isn’t as much “Hey we’re in a movie here!” Comedy as you’ll see in Blazing Saddles or Spaceballs.
This is true. Exactly my thoughts!!!
Young Frankenstein is also a Mel Brooks Movie starring Gene Wilder.
And fits spooky season
And Madalyn Khan.
Oh yes.
She SOOOOOOOOOOO needs to see that movie!
Another vote for Young Frankenstein
Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein and The Producers are the Mel Brooks Holy Trilogy to me.
For all those people thinking "Where is Part 2?", the title was actually a joke based on a British history book called
"The History of the World, Volume 1", written by Sir Walter Raleigh , who could only complete the first volume before
being beheaded in the Tower of London.
It fooled my grandfather. He was absolutely convinced that there was going to be a second part.
Still waiting to see Hitler on ice.....😳
People can finally stop waiting - Mel Brooks is making "History of the World, Part 2" as a Hulu series.
one of the great disappointments of my teens....I made the video store clerk look up. That should date me.
This aged well 😆
"Young Frankenstein" by Mel Brooks should be next. It is more story driven and less Monty Python skit like. Plus Halloween is right around the corner.
Blucher!
No. Can’t be next. Must save for October. The Producers is great, though.
This.
@Tom Cummings it's a collaboration. They co-wrote the script.
To watch Young Frankenstein you must watch James Whale’s Frankenstein. Some scenes are shot for shot and line by line.
You've got to see Young Frankenstein! Yes,it's black n white for a reason! PERFECT FOR YOUR SPOOKIE SESSION!
i hate that people recommend the color version
It would be a good Halloween vid.
If you can, watch the deleted scenes and extras too.
@@TheGreatAbaddon There's a color version? Doesn't that defeat the point?
@@ninjabluefyre3815 yeah i know, its actually hard to find the black and white version anymore
Mel Brooks, one of few people who has won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Grammy and a Tony award. That's talented.
*EGOT*
@@dnasty312 they should call it GOTE
(aka GOAT (Greatest Of All Time)
I want to add my vote to a watching of Young Frankenstein. However, I would highly suggest that you watch the original Frankenstein movie with Boris Karloff first. It’s quite a bit older than the other movies you have watched, but it should be easy to find and it is a classic film. Mel Brooks is a huge fan of the original and even managed to use some of the same props and decorations for Young Frankenstein. They would be two movies perfect for October. Love your reactions and can’t wait for more.
THIS ^^
I can't agree strongly enough. 👍
Young Frankenstein was just as good as Blazing Saddles and would make a great Halloween movie. Also a great idea to go and watch the original first. It'll give Mel's movie context and his jokes will be funnier knowing the reference. Gene Hackman even makes an appearance!
RedPickles84 Plus Ashleigh you already have a thing for Gene Wilder!! 💕
Young Frankenstein...Best Mel Brooks movie.
She should watch Brde of Frankenstein and Son of Frankenstein also. Mel took some gags from each one.
Watch 'Young Frankensein' with Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks.
"Why is this happening?" Simple really. *NOBODY* expects the Spanish Inquisiton!
I see what you did there.
Young Frankenstein is the best Mel Brooks film in my opinion. Definitely a must watch
Thanks Gene Wilder!
Thanks Madeline Kahn
Agreed
And a special shout out to Abby Normal
Absolutely, the best.
Now you need to watch "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" and "Young Frankenstein"
yes Robin Hood: Men in Tights :D
Of those two? Young Frankenstein every time.
One of my Fav's .... Funny as fek film !
You forgot the producers.
“Good to be da King!”
I’ve been saying that phrase for almost 50 years!
Same!
"Young Frankenstien" and "Dracula: Dead and Loving It" are VERY appropriate spooky season movies.
Dracula: Dead and Loving It might be Mel Brooks' worst film. Maybe The Producers remake tops it.
Trey Blythe I found Dracula unwatchable-twice. My son felt the same way.
I love it. It may not be top-tier Mel, but there's SO much good in it and I find it vastly underrated. Peter MacNicol steals the movie
Pretty much anything he made after 1980 is garbage.
@@TreyBlythe So that means you think this movie, Spaceballs, and Men in Tights are all garbage. To each their own, but that's kind of a hot take
This one is good, but it ain't no "Young Frankenstein".
Young Frankenstein is a MUST!! Especially with Halloween approaching :-)
True, but Young Frankenstein doesn't have JEWS IN SPACE!!!!
@@Speculativedude :-D :-D !!!
Speculative Dude Reviews but it DOES have Marty Feldman at his best.
They actually used the set from Boris Karloff's film, and it has that authenticity that makes it truly memorable.
So funny in that the actors don't even TRY to make you laugh, but the chemistry between them just MAKES you laugh.
Best Mel Brooks film ever!
The original "Clue" movie has Madeline Khan.
It has different endings you can watch too.
This is one of the best comedies ever filmed! Watch this one!
Also, a highly underrated Tim Curry performance.
She had her first role in the Barbra Streisand/Ryan O'Neill film "What's Up Doc?"
Yes! The Last Starfighter and Big Trouble in Little China
Joe M Big Trouble is a must! As is Escape From New York. Not sure why no one has reacted to that.
Definitely those two.
I'm still insisting on Dragonslayer too!
yeah, both classics.
Seeing the great Madeline Kahn reminds me: You must add the movie "Clue" (1985) to your list list of funny movies to see, eventually down the line.
There's a reason you saw so many of these jokes coming: Mel Brooks invented them.
Its good to be the King.
@@Sunaki1000 It's good to be the director.
Young Frankenstein and Dracula : Dead and loving it. Both Mel Brooks and and both Halloweenish
Fronkensteen is by far the superior movie.
The opening scene is a spoof on 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Does that mean we would get 2001 someday?
@@soubhagyanayak3098 Sure! Let's see that.
That would have been understood by EVERYONE when this came out.
I genuinely don't think she'd like 2001. And honestly, if she's going to start with Kubrick, it should probably be something more accessible like Dr Strangelove or Spartacus, or maybe The Shining for Halloween.
@@jasonblalock4429 Dr. Strangelove is the best of Kubrick. Shining for Halloween would also be good. But I'm almost 40 and I never got into the Shining either. It always seemed like a film for Gen X and above, and even Gen X is pushing it. I'm on the Gen X/Millenial border.
Do not watch "High Anxiety" until after you've watched Hitchcock's "Vertigo". It's like watching "Space Balls" without watching "Star Wars IV"
Psycho is important as well.
@@RossM3838 With a bit of The Birds and North By Northwest.
@@nowthatsjustducky the scene in the shower of him being beaten with the newspaper and then the ink running down the drain made me laugh out loud.
I feel like if she knew more about world history she would see how much Mel satires/parodies (?) actual events. And the nuns diving jnto the pool? Pure Esther Williams and Busby Berkeley
all i can say is "Young Frankenstein" which also fits into Spooky movies.
Couldn’t agree more
Was gonna say the same..Mel Brooks still can continue into spooky season.
Great call! She needs to do My Cousin Vinny, but if she's doing Halloween first, Young Frankenstein is a must.
If you do watch Young Frankenstein, I think your list for Mel Brooks films will change a bit. As YF will probably become #2 on the list.
Thanks for making sure we got Beans footage as well!
i 2nd young frankenstein or haunted honeymoon but young frankenstein is awesome and fits in with spooky season
A possible double bill could be Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves followed by the Mel Brooks film Robin Hood: Men in Tights. You can't really watch the Mel Brooks one without the watching the other first. Both good movies imo but not everyone likes Prince of Thieves.
I've never seen any Robin Hood movies other than Men in Tights. I think the story is ingrained in the pop culture zeitgeist enough that you really don't need to see it to get Men in Tights. Honestly, kinda same for Spaceballs and Star Wars.
Very true, the entire movie was a riff. And one of the first I saw in a theater.
"Unlike some other Robin Hoods....I can speak with an English accent!!" Everybody but the lead was really great in Prince of Thieves. Quality Alan Rickman.
Good idea !
There's alot of jokes from the Adventures of Robin Hood with Errol Flynn though too
"Is he related to Biggus Dickus, or...?" Had me rolling!
You really have to watch "The naked Gun"-trillogy and "Airplane!" 1+2 ! Hilarious !
:)
Airplane, Top Secret, Ruthless People, Naked Guns and maybe Kentucky Fried Movie. Anything Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker related
@@SoLove Top Secret!
@@Testacabeza My favourite comedy ever!
This was I was thinking for her after the Spaceballs reaction video..Naked Gun to me is the funniest film ever made and very very silly but thats why I love it.
"Young Frankenstein" and "The Producers" are essential. The others are optional.
Second for The Producers.
"To be or not to Be" with him acting with his wife should also be on the list.
@@michellerhoades8774 Not bad, but I prefer the original (although it might be outside of the scope of Ashleigh's channel, as someone reminded me...)
Men In Tights is *not* optional.
"The Producers". Original Mel Brooks picture, not the Will Farrell and Matthew Broderick remake
P.S. Your reactions are priceless.
The only version of Producers worth watching
One of my favorite movies of all time. Zero mostel gene wilder dick Shawn and Kenneth Mars. It’s only around 80 minutes long and moves like a jet plane. Kenneth Mars gives new meaning to the word inspired, a time like this calls for schnapps! But my favorite is zero as max raising his arms to the heavens and shouting “ I want that money!!!!!!” Almost as a primal scream. And dick Shawn “down in the sewer with the yick running through her”. I had better stop here.
The Fuerher was a terrific painter. He could paint an entire house, one day , two coats!😆 I had bought the soundtrack album in the early '70's and wore it out playing it. They really don't make them like this anymore.
It's been a Loooong time since I've seen either, but honestly, there were some scenes I liked better in the remake.
@@JPDillon "NOT MY BLANKET, PLEASE!!!" 🤣🤣
Kick off Spooky Season with Young Frankenstein. This way you get in one more Mel Brooks movie and start off Spooky Season with a laugh before you delve into the more scary stuff.
IMO "Young Frankenstein" is Mel Brooks masterpiece. In the writing, direction, and pace of the movie and also the cast working with each other caught lighting in a bottle .
@@thelazyfishkeeper2730 I thought it was a collaboration
A lot of thanks to Gene Wilder for helping Mel make this a classic (writing, toning down Mel's directing). Less a parody than a loving tribute to the early horror films.
The Oedipus scene is my favorite joke in this movie and is often missed.
only nerds get it.
John Carpenter’s “the thing” or “ they live” both are fantastic movies.
For Spooky Season, definitely The Thing.
I always l loved john carpenter's vampires
Big Trouble in Little China... John Carpenter 1986 (He was a mad genius)
@@mikelant6802 Been hoping that for a while now
@@TheJg2pto is that what Jack Burton says? Btw do you drive a Semi truck?
Young Frankenstein fits into "Spooky Season", just so you know.
Seconded!!
The Oedipus joke is stil one of my fave jokes ever.
"Robin Hood: Men in Tights" is a good Mel Brooks comedy, and somewhat more recent than the others you've reviewed as it came out in the 90's.
Towards the end Sir Patrick Stewart did an awesome job playing King Richard (in my opinion, at least).
There are a few scenes with Dave Chappelle doing a short (story recap) rap & dance routine that I believe haven't held up over time & just felt cringe worthy last time I watched the dvd,
I don't want to say too much more about it (spoilers) but it is a dang good movie, definitely worth watching at least once.
Also, I agree with other posts suggesting Young Frankenstein as a spooky time movie review. 😁 🎃
If you liked princess bride, you'll LOVE Robin Hood, Men in Tights!
It should be pointed out that it's a spoof of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991), it directly references it several times.
@@Cannonfodder0617 well, unlike some Robin hoods, he can speak with an English accent 😆
Did you say Abe Lincoln? No, I said hey, blinkin.
"watch my back" "yoour back just got hit 4 times" 😂
"Don't be saucy with me, Béarnaise!" -Béarnaise is a type of sauce.
It's good to be the king.
Brooks says "It's good to be the King" in Robin Hood as well. After King Richard kissed Marrion.
BTW - Young Frankenstein is glorious.
“Nice Knockers!”
“Well, thank you Dr. Frankenstein.”
More Mel Brooks: Young Frankenstein is one of his best. Silent Movie and High anxiety are good, but Silent Movie relies on your knowledge of pre-1970 movie stars and High Anxiety is so much better if you are familiar with Alfred Hitchcock movies. I also like the Producers. I will never forget the springtime scene.
Spooky season: Speaking of Alfred Hitchcock - The original Psycho if you have not already seen it. Adds a little black and white to your repertoire.
"Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice!" - What are you complaining about? I didn't say it, so we're safe.
"habe you been to Saturn? I'VE been to Saturn."
I've said quite a few times, he still hasn't shown up. He better not even show up now cause I'm peeved!🤪
Should do the Mel Brooks trifecta with Young Frankinstein
"Wait for the shake" is one of the great movie lines. Right next to "May the force be with you."
One of Mel Brooks' best movies is Young Frankenstein, which will be in keeping with the Halloween theme. But it would be best to see Frankenstein (1931), The Bride of Frankenstein, Son of Frankenstein, and Ghost of Frankenstein first. You have just enough time to watch all of these each Monday between now and Halloween. Mel Brooks saw the first two in the theater, and was reluctant at first to do a parody, because he loved them so much. Clive Barker, creator of the Hellraiser series, says that Bride of Frankenstein is the best horror movie ever made, and he's not the only one. I have to admit that the second two aren't as good, but they are referenced directly in Young Frankenstein.
Mike Donovan has not lied yet.
@@Theomite Thank you.
Mel Brooks' parodies of horror movies for your Spooky Season: "Young Frankenstein" and "Dracula: Dead and Loving It"
Does High Anxiety count some?. But Young Frankenstein is the best one.
"Is that Madonna?"
*cringe*
The late, great Madeline Khan! 💓🧡💛💚💙💜
And she was also in Blazing Saddles. When she said I don't know any names in this film just as her name came up, I was thinking didn't you just watch blazing saddles.
I love her to pieces.
Ashleigh, you have accomplished what I previously thought was impossible: you’ve made me look forward to Monday mornings. Oh, what sorcery have you wrought? 😹
Young Frankenstien, what's not to like , Mel Brooks, Gene Wilder, Teri Garr and the great Marty Feldman.
I'd like some Terri Garr.
@Gerald H - Harvey Korman as well.
Don't forget Kenneth Mars, who is all time funny
Actually, no Mel Brooks in it.
Gene Wilder agreed to the movie, but challenged Brooks to not show up as a cameo at all and he would join.
Brooks agreed, and Gene jumped into the role!
@@emperorconstantine1.361 I was referring to it being a Mel Brooks movie. No Mel no movie.
You should watch "Dracula: Dead and Loving It".
Completely agree
Dracula, dead and loving it was ok, but have to admit was one of his weaker parody movies. Again, not bad, but his others like Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein were so much better.
Instead, would recommend Robin Hood, Men in Tights.
I really hope she does. That’s my favorite Mel Brooks movie
LOVE that one.
Has the movie "Clue" been mentioned? Every time I see Madeline Kahn I think of it.
I love the CLUE movie. She should watch it if she hasn't.
That’s such a great movie - and Kahn does steal the show.
Tim Curry is soooo good in that.
Flames, flames on the side of my face.
Yes please! Clue is so great and she’ll love it.
Men in Tights!
"Unlike some other Robin Hoods, I speak with an English accent."
There are a LOT of jokes in that film that only make sense if you watched the Kevin Costner film first. It's still middling-quality Mel Brooks, but its at least better if you know the film its lampooning.
@@trekkiejunk As most spoofs really
4:52 "I didn't know she was in movies"
rofl and my mind first goes to Bea Arthur in The Star Wars Holiday Special
🤠"YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" for Spooky Season!!!!!!!!! It is BY FAR the best Mel Brooks film!!! 💀💀💀
Can only agree. An amazing bunch of actors in this one. Try to get hold of some outtakes and bloopers too. The cast really had a hard time keeping it together in some scenes.
YES!!!!
Hopefully she will see it, we need some Mel Brooks right now.
If you don't get to it before, Young Frankenstein would be great for October.
High Anxiety is one of my all time favorite Mel Brooks movies. So great
You don't have to stop for spooky season: Young Frankenstein!
After spooky season: Clue! :)
I think she'd love Clue, but I think she should finish off Mel Brooks with Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
Clue is soo good 👍
You'll like Young Frankenstein. The are many memorable lines.
Fun fact...Leonaro DaVinci was played by comedian Art Metrano, who was also in Police Academy movies 2 and 3 as Mauser.
Spooky season: Comedy! Tucker and Dale vs Evil.
Officer, we have had one DOOZY of a day!
Yes! While the film is not as old as what she is looking for, the film is a hidden gem.
Also Army of Darkness
@@russrollins9978 Hail to the KING, baby!
I am so ready for part 2 of this movie to come out!
There is no part 2 of History Of The World. It was either a joke or it was cancelled due to the poor box office reception.
HAHAHAAH
Running Joke at the end of Every Mel Brooks movie
Though I want Spaceballs 3: The Search for Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money more.
Mel's still with us, there's still hope!
Seeing Dom DeLouise reminds me of the classic comedy films, "Canonball Run".
I am in it. Remember the scene where Dom lands a small plane in order to make a beer run? When the plane takes off, I am crossing the street right in front of it. (I am NOT a stunt man!) And for real, I see an old African Lady also trying to cross the street. I know she won't make it and might get killed so I kinda grab her and pick her up to get across safely. She thanked me profusely for my Boy Scout Good Deed for the Day. Her name? Butterfly McQueen. She passed away not long after.
I like his movie "Fatso". I remember seeing him in "Fail Safe" his part is small and it's the only dramatic part he played and pretty sure his first film role. Came out in '64.
The person playing the main caveman in the opening sequence was Sid Caesar. Mel Brooks was a writer on his TV show in the early 50s. Your Show of Shows was a weekly 90 minute skit comedy program that set the standard for all future television comedy.
And he was even funnier in It's Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
Sid Caesar was supposed to be the next 'Three Stooge'
Young Frankenstein is not only a great comedy but also a very well-made film. You should watch it at some point if only on your free time. Looking forward to watching The Shining and The Exorcist with you.
Bea Arthur was also the original Yenta in the Broadway fiddler on the roof 😄
A lot of classic Vaudeville efforts from Mel Brooks. Stuff he grew up with. His comfort zone. The Spanish Inquisition musical is priceless.
Sorry, vaudeville was pretty much over by the time he was old enough to watch it. All this stuff is paradies of old movies. And Borscht Belt stand up comedy. He's constantly referencing old movie actor and movies.
Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Young Frankenstein, and High Anxiety are great Mel Brooks movies you haven't seen yet.
People always forget High Anxiety, but it’s amazing. So glad to see it on your list.
Young Frankenstein can be in your spooky season lineup for next month to continue the Mel brooks catalog.
@@ShadowBoxer1111 oh man I haven't seen that in 25 years but I still say "I beep! I beep!" around security metal detectors.
"Dracula: Dead and Loving it" also fits in that category from Mr. Mel Brooks.
MrMillertime289 It has the added benefit of Leslie Nielsen.
Spooky Season: American Werewolf in London and or Shaun of the Dead
along with John Carpenter's The Thing and the original Alien (which helps explain that gag from the diner in Spaceballs).
American Werewolf is great.
Go to the Winchester, have a pint, and wait for this whole thing to blow over!
@@paullimperis7241 You've got red on you.
Ngl, I actually ended up with nightmares from the zombies in that
"Don't know any of these names"
1) Madeline Khan-extremely funny comedic actress. She would channel Marlene Detrich sometimes and it was hilarious.
2) Harvey Korman-appeared in a bunch of films but best known for being Tim Conway's comic foil on The Carol Burnett Show. Tim and Harvey would succeed in cracking each other up during skits, but Harvey would just fall out when Tim was on a roll. The best of:Google Tim Conway Elephant Story blooper. Tim destroys the entire cast. He's on a roll and the the cast has tears streaming down their cheeks because they're fighting the urge to laugh hysterically.
I loved The Carol Burnett Show
Tom Conway Dentist. Corman was stuck in the dentist chair as Tom did everything to make him laugh.
The two best were the elephant story and the dentist skit.
Also Kahn and Korman were in BLAZING SADDLES which she just saw.
Older Mel Brooks movies sourced the same acting talent. Not always possible in his newer movies.
The Jesus “what, what” scene still cracks me up no matter how many times I watch it
Ashleigh Young Frankenstein is perfect for spooky season. Look forward to you seeing Frau Blucher and her effect on certain animals.
The Evil Dead, The Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn, Army of Darkness (Evil Dead 3)
VoidOfBeeswax Sean of the Dead
“It’s good to be the King.” CLEARLY!!
You can watch Mel Brooks “young Frankenstein” for spooky season.
She said she is. No need to sell it any further.
Start Spooky Season with a smooth transition, kick off with Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein.
Spent a good chunk of the day watching ALL of your reviews and I haven't been this entertained in a LONG time. I hope you keep doing these because you are great at this! Thoroughly enjoyed your opinions, reactions, laughter and keen eye for the best bits. We may be years apart (me - 62), but we def have the same sense of humor. : )
I really hope you react to Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
"They Live" starring Rowdy Roddy Piper for Spooky Season!
I'm here to kickass and chew bubblegum. And I'm all out of bubblegum.
Ty. I must check this out!!!
"Im sorry. Im on my wine break!" 5:07 And then Bea Arthur shuts down the window and hits Mel's fingers. Ouch. Thats gotta hurt real bad. 😂 😆
The original "the producers" was mel Brooks first big hit, decades later he made it a hit Broadway musical, and there is also a film adaptation of the musical, but I think the original is better, also if you're ever allowed to go out and do things again, seeing the musical live is worth it.
The Producers is for my money Gene Wilders funniest role
I'm pretty sure *everyone* agrees the original movie is better. The film adaptation of the musical is... not good. (Although the musical itself IS good, if you see it on stage.)
It was a play, got made into a movie based on the play. Then got made into a play based on a movie based on a play, then got made into a movie based on play based on a movie based on a movie based on a play. Think I got it right.
@@brianjohnson3795 that's like street fighter the movie the game
Jason Blalock I can name at least one person who disagrees with you
Yall know I'm gonna keep suggesting The Blues Brothers (1980) until you watch it, right?
Mackenzie Teague Yes
It's coming! :)
@@awkwardashleigh Thank God! It's one of the best ever!!!
Excellent decision!!!! Try to find the directors cut!
@@awkwardashleigh I keep on forgetting to mention that the Directors cut is much better than the original
That last supper scene was just golden. It doesn't matter how much I've seen it.
😂🤣
Dear My Lady I think you need to see : The Rocky Horror Picture Show.Have a good day
This!! You have to watch Rocky Horror at Halloween!
I agree. But the context of Rocky Horror is important. I'd actually tell her to break her normal rules about knowing nothing coming in and read its Wikipedia first. She can't replicate the circumstances of how generations of people viewed this movie in theater, at midnight viewings, and what they did there, but a normal first time watcher dragged to see it WOULD be briefed on this by the people who take them. The ORIGINAL viewing perspective of the people who FIRST saw the movie without those rituals is actually less relevant.
The Producers. the original version with Zero Mostel (whom you have never heard of because he was blacklisted) and Gene Wilder in his first major movie role.
Both versions are hilarious.
@@marshsundeen Nooooooooo. The remake is a sad shadow of a truly great original. (The Producers is absolutely worth watching though I'd recomment it to anyone..)
Gene Wilder is awesome in this film.
Hey, weren't you on the Donna Reed Show? :-)
@@ericjahoda2997 Unfortunately no, I'm about the same age as him, but he spells his last name Petersen.
10:57 "Why is this happing?"
Didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition, did you?
But of course... NO ONE EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!
"Don't be saucy, Bearnaise." Bearnaise is a sauce.
A great joke.
Yeah, she missed it.
Omg finally someone else gets it!
I was in a restaurant reading a menu and started crying from laughter because I was realizing that "bearnaise " was a sauce.
For spooky try Young Frankenstein and The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.
Young Frankenstein and Robin Hood: Men in Tights are amazing movies
Young Frankenstein is a solid spooky comedy choice
I think you would love "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen"! It has some Monty Python actors, but the chaos is much more controlled, and it has a real ending! It also features some other really great actors.
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I love your reactions in these movies.
I could have you over all the time to watch movies 😁
Watch Mel Brook's "Robin Hood: Men in Tights." You will hear the line, "It's good to be the king", one more time. Other favorites are, "Young Frankenstein", "High Anxiety", "Silent Movie", "Dracula: Dead and Loving It." ✌❤🌹
Trivia: Danny Glover uses the line "Everything's so....GREEN" in the movie 'Death at a Funeral' when his character accidentally takes exctasy (sp?) and climbs on the roof naked.
@@gengoosekhan danny glover didnt climb the roof naked he was in wheelchair full movie except wen he was takin a dump in the loo and on tracey morgens hand james marsden (cyclops from the old xmen movies) that was on roof naked high on E that was suppose to be valuim
Ummmm .... apparently there is another "Death at a Funeral"??? Danny Glover & Tracy Morgan were definitely NOT in the one I saw!!!
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Watch it again. At the end, can't remember if it is post credits, "Uncle Russel" played by Glover, repeats what Marsden did.
Final sentence under 'Plot'
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Final sentence under 'Synopsis'
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At Two Minutes into this compilation video (I don't know how to timestamp in other videos):
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Yeah, an American remake in 2010.
Fun fact, Peter Dinkage is in both versions.
For “Spooky Season” you should watch Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein.
I've been binging on your videos tonight while putting my kids to sleep. You are great.
The opening scene is a parody of the opening scene in Stanley Kubricks 2001: A Space Odyssey
Gotta see the hilarious spoof movie “Airplane!”
Airplane, Airplane II, Naked Gun series, Hot Shots 1&2, Robin Hood: men in tights, Top Secret
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Also:
Amazon women on the moon
the Kentucky fried movie
Fatal Instinct
Loaded weapon
THEY just announced a PART 2 on HULU! :D
Beat me this! Ps there’s a trailer now!!!
Well then, Young Frankenstein HAS to be next for the Spooky Season Kick-Off!
You'll also love Young Frankenstein, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, To Be or Not To Be and Dracula Dead and Loving It.
When you watch "Men In Tights", you'll notice that "their" song
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is just a reworded version of the "Jews In Space" song.
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And Silent Movie.
You absolutely feckin' CRACK me up. New fave channel for sure.
The perfect Mel Brooks / Spooky Season crossover is Young Frankensein.
Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein" fits right in with spooky season.