This movie is hilariously weird!- ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2021
- We're finally here! After watching The Adventures of Robin Hood and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, we come to the grand finale! Gotta love Mel Brooks.
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ROBIN HOOD PLAYLIST: • Robin Hood journey
FIRST TIME WATCHING: • First Time Watching
MOVIE REACTIONS: • Movie Reactions
MEL BROOKS: • Mel Brooks Reactions
COMEDY: • Comedy - Розваги
Did you notice the pill Latrine gives the Sheriff to save his life is a Lifesaver mint?
"I hope someone's getting the video of this thing." This was a reference to Rodney King in 1992 when he was beat by cops and someone took the video of it.
History of the World Part 1 has the source of a lot of the references, including "It's good to be the king!"
I believe it's used in at least one other movie.
@@Caseytify Same with "Walk this way" its in several Mel Brooks movie and its not even original Mel , its old gag from theatre scene , was already used in movie , After the Thin Man (1936) .
That hangman was also in "Blazing Saddles"
And he had all this time to make part 2
Fun fact: Don Giovanni (Dom DeLuise) is also the voice of Pizza the Hut in Spaceballs!
Fun fact Carry ELways hung up on Mel Brooks when he called him the first time thinking it was a joke.
The witch's omelet makes a lot more sense, after having watched Costner Hood. I am really glad that you afforded yourself that opportunity. I am also glad that you enjoyed this. It was great watching you enjoy this.
Costner's...problematical "English" accent was a joke at the time.
Mel Brooks *loves* musical numbers.
They originally wanted to get Sean Connery to play the King, so when they couldn't and Patrick Stewart got it, he played it *as* Sean Connery.
One of my favorite Mel Brooks movies, along with Blazing Saddles, Spaceballs, Dracula: Dead and Loving It. This was a great reaction, glad you had a good time.
'He's a smoothy.' Love that line...and the mole gag is great. Sweet reaction/review
I have a mole?
One of Dave Chappelle's first movies. He was 19 and to have your first film be a Mel Brooks film, your career is off to a good start.
I love that you've seen The Adventures of Robin Hood. Nobody I've eve talked to has seen it and they refuse to believe me when I say how closely this film follows it.
Patrick Stewart adopting the Scots accent to directly reference Sean Connery's cameo in Prince of Thieves.. xD
They actually wanted Connery, but he cost too much.
Actually, this is the second time Mel Brooks takes on the Robin Hood legend. After "Get Smart" ended, he did a TV series called "When Things Were Rotten'". The only person to be in both (except maybe for Brooks, I don't remember his camoing in the series, but, I really couldn't say) is Dick Van Patten. In the TV he played Fryer Tuck and in the movie he played the archbishop.
He was an abbot in the movie
Home Alone, Men In Tights, Hot Shots, Naked Gun, Airplane, Police Academy, Spaceballs, Ace Ventura, The Mask, Lethal Weapon, Top Secret, .... growing up during the '90s was awesome.
my chest still aches of laughter, just thinking about those movies.
Gotta admit, when the Sheriff rolled up on Robin the first time, those guys with him had a great song going, even if they didn't have trumpets.
The English Accent line was a reference to the fact that not only Kevin Costner an American actor who did not even try to act with a English accent but even Errol Flynn from the Adventures of Robin Hood was in fact Australian not British & This actor is.
That Powerline shirt really makes you... stand out.
The actual Robin Hood story has Robin face off with John Little over who crosses the bridge first, as they approach from opposite banks. Robin actually loses, but outshoots Little with a bow. John Little is joined to the Merry Men as Little John. Will Scarlett, in the tales, is Robin's nephew. Will also beats the stuffing out of Robin in a staff battle.
The story I read also had robin dying by blood letting and he had Little John help him to his window while on his deathbed and he shot an arrow out the window and told John to bury him where the arrow lands.
Lend me your ears *peasants throw ears"...that's disgusting 🤣🤣🤣
Robin Hood: Men in tights is always a fun to watch movie no matter how many times I have seen it.
Great reaction!! I think the sheriff’s speech impediment was probably the funniest part to me when you compare it to Alan Rickman’s near perfect dialect in Prince of Thieves!!
I saw both this and that Mel Brooks vampire flick with my grandparents ❤️ R.I.P.
The pill is a life saver mint, one if the more subtle jokes in the film.
I'm Having a drinking game every time Kay says what the F lol
I always loved that the magic pill was a Mint Life Saver. LOL
"I have this pill that can save your life." It's a lifesaver.
I don’t know how many times I watched this movie before I caught the Lifesaver gag.
Fun Fact: The actor that played the Sherriff played Robin Hood in a TV movie version of the character.
Starring Carey Elwes as Robin Hood with Dave Chappelle as Achoo in this Mel Brooks movie
Dracula: Dead and Loving It is great silly fun, and you get to see Leslie Nielsen working with Mel Brooks.
Yes, Errol Flynn had a more or less British accent as he was born in Australia, and raised there . I know the accent is not the same, but he had schooling in England as well.
this is the greatest movie for one liners ever made!
11:15 Errol Flyn was Australian but I haven/t seen him recently enough to know what kind of Australian accent he used or if he used a different one for his movies - in his time I think richer people were encouraged to speak more like rich people in English (what they called 'the kings English') but we've moved away from it since then, even though we still won't try to be a completely independent country away from England like America did
The "I have a mole?' gag was a remake of I-gor's "what hump?" in "Young Frankenstein".
That speech impediment is often thought to be dyslexia, but there are other conditions that have it too. I get it when tired, and either literally cant get a word out my mouth despite "hearing" it in my minds eye, or words or meanings become crossed in my brain...it's weird. Usually a flipped word order or flipped first letter of 2 words.
Though, I've been known on a rare occasion to even make up words, like when I was running a team planning session and asked for stuff to be ready by "nexterday", I think I had yesterday in my head and combined it with next day?
omg, I do that, too. Not as bad as the Sheriff, but it can still make for some fun times.
#KayRequests Dracula 1931 , Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992 film), dracula: dead and loving it. those three will get uyou set up for an other Mel Broks film but you may also want to see Van Helsing, Nosferatu, Dracula 1958 and Monster Squad or if you want to set up for young frankenstein, get in frankenstein and Bride of frankenstein. The other franchises I rank along side Robin Hood would be Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, OZ. you may also want to see Robin and Marian 1976
So glad you got to watch this film
the English accent was a dig at Kevin's robin hood lol
14:35 and they say that prayer is of no help🤣
RIP 12th Century fox and the 20th Century Fox
So glad that you watched those "some other robin hoods" (11:03) before watching this one!
"Walk this way" & "It's good to be the King" both come from The History of the World pt.1
Personally, I recommend 1940's MARK of Zorro. Better sword fighting, for one 😜 #kayrequests
There’s a very good reason why the rabbi doesn’t look like a friar. Don’t worry about it.
this is still my favorite comedy of all time!!!!
3:58 That's Chef from South Park!😂
I like your reaction videos.:)
I love your shirt ♥️
#kayreacts Brain Donors (1992). It's basically a love letter to the Marx Brothers and their style of comedy.
If she does Brain Donors, she’ll also have to do A Night at the Opera! I’ve not seen anyone react to any Marx Bros films!
@@erinesque1889 and Duck Soup
@@Powerranger-le4up oh definitely. I’d probably save that one though until after she’d been introduced. The five earlier films of theirs, the ones with Zeppo, are all awesome.
At my age you know sometimes......o o my lizard.
Mel was on the downswing when this was made. Have you seen Danny Kaye's THE COURT JESTER? That's a very funny movie.
Was it the vessel with the pestle or the flagon with the dragon?
Ooh, I love The Court Jester! It’s such a creative and lively film, and Danny Kaye is in perfect form! I especially love the hypnosis parts
No, the pellet with the poison’s in the chalice from the palace!
RIP Roger Rees
"Sounds like we're winning, sire."
Amy yasbeck is John Ritter's widow
Call a locksmith!
We’re men in tights. Yes.
It IS the key to the greatest treasure of all the land!
Great vid as always! Love your smile and laugh! Would love for you to react to Young Frankenstein! Another great Mel Brooks film! #KayRequests
now you will get the jokes now you have see the original one, (plus the animated one is another must watch)
Cool shirt!
One of the greatest movies of all time!
Besides other versions of Robin Hood, this movie has a ton of callback references to other Mel Brooks movies, such as the black sheriff (Blazing Saddles), the camera breaking the window (High Anxiety), "It's good to be the king" (History of the World, Part One), the sword hitting a stage hand (Spaceballs), and "Walk this way" (Young Frankenstein and History of the World).
I have yet to see a reactor watch High Anxiety, it's one of my all time favorites, Madeline Kahn is so damn funny in that movie!
"Rent-A-Wreck" was a real company that rented cheap used cars.
Patrick Stewart is there and with a Scottish accent to mock the Costner one with Sean Connery. They tried to get Sean Connery to do that part but he was asking for a cool million for those 5 minutes so they went and got Patrick Stewart instead.
That fat lady crushing the concrete when she hits it is the funniest movie scene in the history of movie scenes.
It's actually a little weird when Robin Hood *does* have an English accent. I have fond memories of The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood, where George Segal definitely didn't bother with the accent. I haven't seen it in at least 30 years, and wish I could track down a copy.
potentially available on amazon video though definitely viewable online in some capacity ;)
the flying Sherriff is a take on animal house the boy praying for a playboy bunny
the disguise part is mostly from the animated robin hood film
Kay got to Love your Laugh . BTW Where is the # Hashtag?
history of the world part 1 it's good to be the king
4:55 it’s a reference to Rodney King
Errol Flynn is Australian so his accent was acceptable.
6:49 look at Achoo's face
Yellowbeard, jas most of the Python cast and the young Frankenstein cast,it's too funny.Stacy Nelkin.also appears in Halloween 3
I watched this first time when it was originally released, cinema. Funny movie though for me at the time it wasn't as good as some other Mel Brooks films. Still very good though.
Love your reaction.
good luck Charlie dad is in this movie
#KayRequests Something you should consider: Dracula starring Bela Legosi, Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula, and finally Mel Brook's Dracula Dead and Loving it.
#KayReacts Chaplin (1992), Tim Burton's Batman (1989), batman mask of the phantasm, batman forever, batman Sub-Zero, young Frankenstein, and what about Bob?
Instead of Mask of Zorro, I'd rather you do Mark of Zorro. #kayrequests
Seconded
Ah-Choo was played by Dave Chappelle.
#kayrequests History of the World Part I. (there is no part II) also What's Up, Doc?, one of the greatest slapstick comedies ever made. Make a reference to Love Story at the end which might not make sense if you haven't seen the latter movie. You'll still enjoy the other 99%. 😏
THERE is no part two ??
@@jukopliut Part 2 is Spaceballs
You changed it TO Latrine!?
@20:59 That’s what she said.
#kayrequests Hey! Great videos. Haw you seen The Three Stooges Movie from 2012? And I know it's not a movie but The Black Adder serie with Rowan Atkinson
You should watch Spaceballs if you haven't seen it yet...
#kayrequests Watch History of world part 1, Young Frankenstein, and Spaceballs, there are a lot call back jokes in this film to those movies.
You should react to other Mel Brooks movies such as the original 60's movie The Producers, Young Frankenstein, Spaceballs, History of the World, part 1, High Anxiety & Silent Movie =) #KayRequests
"History of the World Part 1" is a must-see Mel Brooks film. It's a little uneven, but it has many memorable quotes for pop culture references.
#kayrequests I highly recommend Shawshank Redemption, if you haven't seen it already! (It's not a Mel Brooks or Robin Hood movie...lol)
#KayRequests The Green Knight (2021) is absolutely brilliant!
Are you going to put the 2010 movie with Russell Crowe in the poll next?
Night Patrol,a.stupid funny comedy featuring Linda Blair,Andrew Dice Clay,Billy Barty and of course The Unknown Comic Murray Langston.politcal correctness is out the window in 1984
#kayrequests spaceballs it’s basically a Mel Brooks parody of Star Wars.
You need to see Young Frankenstein. #kayrequests
U understand the save ur life ww1 as a actual life savior
Since Halloween is coming up soon, here's a request for "Fire in the Sky" (1993). #KayRequests
Popeye with Robin Williams
#kayrequests Spaceballs is Mel Books funniest film and it's the greatest parody of all time, you should watch it if you haven't yet
Hey #kayrequests can you react to Alfred Hitchcock's North By Northwest from 1959, assuming you haven't seen it =)
#kayrequests Dracula: Dead and loving it.. Also a Mel Brooks movie :-)
Was about to request that one too glad I was not the only one thinking about that one
@@kirkwells7537 It's really funny, and Leslie Nielsen is (was) awesome in it :-D
Yes, Mask of Zorro is awesome