"The Rest is History"!!

[Looking Glass]

Today 1974, the American public was not prepared for what was to be "Unleashed" on them in theaters across the Country.

"BLAZING SADDLES" made History with its Quotable Lines and never before seen Humor.

 

[LuauLounge]

Best movie ever made.
I watch it about once a year and laugh for 3 days after.

 

[500bbc]

You'd be jailed trying to make it now.
"Where da white wimmin at?"

 

[Groper]

Best movie ever made.
I watch it about once a year and laugh for 3 days after.

"The Sherrif's a Neeaarrr" with Solid Brass Cymbal's banging lol

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Hhahaha my Wife was reading an article last night about Mel Brooks when he visited somebody in France for a few years in the 80's.
She's 45yrs old and asked who he was/is and I replied "Blazing Saddles" ohh I haven't seen that movie I replied it's the best move ever

 

[jetboatperformance]

Not a fan of TV/Movie Comedy as such, love dry humor , Blazing Saddles however was /is Epic , still watch segments from time to time ... same with Pulp Fiction

 

[Mandelon]

Easily one of the best movies ever made.

 

[Clank123]

Always been a huge fan.
Saw it in the theater when it came out.

 

[bonesfab]

Almost lost a 500.00 hand truck.

 

[SoCalDave]

One of my favorite movies. Every time I watch it I'm fuking cracking up but the wife just doesn't get it.

 

[DLC]

More Beans Boss! Smells like you’d all had enough

Love That Movie. I’ve got it on VHS & DVD

lol

 

[Spudsbud]

& Young Frankenstein. Absolute genius ole Mel.
He started to slip with Space Balls and I lost interest after that.

 

[Bullet28]

Great movie

 

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[DRYHEAT]

 

[DirtyWhiteDog]

History of the world. Part 1

 

[Looking Glass]

Can you Imagine the "PC WOKE" Crew? They would be "Ape Shit Crazy"

 

[Wayn-o]

My wife calls another "stupid boy movie" which makes it all that much more better along with the other classics like Animal House, Caddyshack, etc!

 

[Looking Glass]

& Young Frankenstein. Absolute genius ole Mel.
He started to slip with Space Balls and I lost interest after that.

Mel, had a favorite Group he worked with. Gene Wilder, Madaline Kahn, and others were not afraid to take chances and Push the Limits. Young Frankenstein "Nice Knockers"!!

 

[Rayson1971]

Before all the covid stuff started the studio movie grill where I live had it playing there for a one night classic movie night. Was really surprised.

 

[4Waters]

Before all the covid stuff started the studio movie grill where I live had it playing there for a one night classic movie night. Was really surprised.

Really, ours did that? Damn I would have gone

 

[sintax]

My wife calls another "stupid boy movie" which makes it all that much more better along with the other classics like Animal House, Caddyshack, etc!

Sounds like you need to educate here, its a musical.... not a damn thing "boy movie" about a musical!

or

 

[Looking Glass]

Sounds like you need to educate here, its a musical.... not a damn thing "boy movie" about a musical!

or

I never liked or understood the "Ending", BUT!!? The rest is a True Mel Brooks Classic. He had Friends of All Races and they Loved and Respected him and would work with him any time in any Movie.

 

[LazyLavey]

As my wife would say..in disgust

"How many times have you seen this?"

 

[77charger]

Great movie ilet my kids see it a few years they couldnt stop laughing

 

[SnoC653]

It’s a classic. I also like watching Monte Python.

 

[coolchange]

As my wife would say..in disgust

"How many times have you seen this?"

To which you replied…..

 

[sintax]

To which you replied…..

The only proper response is "not enough....sssshhhh!"

 

[Waterjunky]

Truly one of the greatest of all time.

 

[RogerThat99]

I read one time that Richard Pryor was one of the writers of Blazing Saddles. When they got it picked up by a movie company, their contract stated that not one word of the script could be changed. Mel Brooks had final content control. When the film was completed, some of the Executives, wanted to scrap the project and take a loss. They finally decided to release the film.

 

[LazyLavey]

To which you replied…..

lost count

 

[500bbc]

I read one time that Richard Pryor was one of the writers of Blazing Saddles. When they got it picked up by a movie company, their contract stated that not one word of the script could be changed. Mel Brooks had final content control. When the film was completed, some of the Executives, wanted to scrap the project and take a loss. They finally decided to release the film.

It's Hedley!