BLAZING SADDLES (1974) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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Yes, that was Count Basie and his orchestra in the middle of the desert, giving Bart a big sendoff to Rock Ridge.
They put a call out for a "Frankie Lane type" to sing Blazing Saddles, and American country music legend Frankie Lane showed up.
The music is the best part of a Mel Brooks movie.
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Mel Brooks is a national treasure, a WW-II veteran who actually sang to nazis.
This is his hard look at racism, done in his inimitable style.
Brooks is a firm believer in laughing at his enemies.
On Mike Rowe's "The way I heard it".....story of Melvin in the service....it's absolutely hilarious.
@@DoctorDuckie1964 I like to think when they got to Hell, the nazis found out they applauded a 5'5" Jew with brass big as bowling balls.
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The biggest star of the whole cast.
The one and only Count Basie and his band.
Heddy Lamar was a famous actress and also a physicist. Fun Fact: she conceptualized the technology that became bluetooth.
Didn’t she develop an oral schnitzel warmer as well?
The internet, too.
Love this fact
Conceptual invention is bullshit. Actually, building is inventing.
Both Edison and Tesla were working on ideas for what we would call Bluetooth today but okay
There is actually a historical basis for the "We don't want the Irish" joke. During the 1800s, there was a ton of Irish immigrants to America and many Americans viewed them as poor and lower class and they were badly mistreated.
it goes beyond that-- 'white' was historically a political concept used to exclude jews, italians, the irish, and even germans whenever it suited them. it's a lotta bunkum.
The Irish were literally known as ''The black men of Europe".
Yet those same Irish who were discriminated against hopped on the bandwagon and discrimated against black people and other future immigrants.
@josheldridge8546 It was based on Religion. Jews and Catholics weren't considered "white"
Randolph Scott was a popular actor who starred in more than 60 westerns. His horses' name was Stardust.
The horses in this movie were EXTREMELY well trained and none of them were hurt.
The scene with the beans was actually the first time a fart was heard in American cinema.
Two of the messages of Blazing Saddles are a parody of Western movies and as a mocking and condemnation of racism. Co-written by.the famous Black Comedian Richard Pryor.
More exactly it's mocking the stereotyped wholesome western genre where the hero always were white, native Americans played by jews and Indian actors and they did eat beans all the time without farting.
This movie more or less ended the wholesome western genre by challenging all the stereotyped roles.
Yes., the major difference between this film and most others that rely on "racial" humor is that the jokes always make fun of the racist. If the butt of your joke is a marginalized person, you're not a comedian, you're a bully.
I really like you guys. Despite the fact that some people come here and complain about Islam, and this and that, America is a free country and I enjoy your perspectives on us and our culture. America is a mix of every culture on Earth, including Muslims and if one day your wish is to come here, I hope you succeed and enjoy it. To a true American, the only hard rule we have is to not infringe on Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of happiness. As long as no one attacks another citizens belief's, all are welcome.
What's awesome is that scene where Gene Wilder says 'salt of the land, you know, morons' was improvised. You can tell by Cleavon Little's reaction, beautifully done
I know you like Star Wars. Mel Brooks did another movie called Space Balls which tells a slightly different story. LOL 😆
Mel Brooks wanted to do a satire on racism and set it in present time (1974) but he couldn't get the backing from any Hollywood studio to do it. Warner Brothers told him he could do a satire on racism but he would have to make the setting sometime in the past so he took them up on it. The ending was his way of moving the movie from the past into the present where he had wanted the movie to take place to begin with.
JOHN WAYNE was invited to be in the cast but declined, thinking the material too risky, however he said that he would be the first in line to see the movie when it came out.
I always enjoy watching movies with you guys it makes me feel like I am at movies with old friends. Thanks guys.
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Randolph Scott was a star of many Western cowboy films. He always played a hero.
The joke about not wanting the Irish is that the actor saying the line is an American of Irish descent.
TRUE FACT.. The governor's name , Le Petomane , was a French stage performer whose act was singing songs out of his ass by farting . Also the actor who played Mongo is Alex Karras . He was an all pro in the NFL . He played nose tackle for the Detroit Lions .
And wasn't he later the dad in Webster?
@@oregonchick76 I have no idea , I had stopped watching TV shows before then
It wasn't prisoners building the railroad, just the downtrodden and hopeless who didn't have any other way to support themselves.
Signatures is stars are awarded a star on the sidewalk in Hollywood and they sign their name and put their foot print and hand print in concrete
1. Mel Brooks played the Governor, the Indian Chief and the round-up thug with the aviator hat.
2. Mel Brooks doesn't just break the 4th wall he shatters, steps on and grinds it into the ground.
3. The preacher/Liam Dunn also plays in Young "Frankenstein" as Mr. Hilltop. Madeline Khan also had a great role in it.
4. Imagine how much fun this was to make.
5. The line, "You know morons" was ad lib by Wilder. Little's reaction was real.
6. The guy that was supposed to play Jim showed up the first day drunk so he was let go.
Wilder agreed to do this movie for Mel Brooks only if Mel would direct Young Frankenstein for him.
7. Richard Pryor was supposed to play Bart but he was going through his addictions at the time and they thought it wouldn't be a good idea. However, he did some of the writing.
8. "Look, it's coming off."🤣
9. Jim still has his popcorn from the theater.
Movie suggestion "Young Frankenstein" with Gene Wilder
PS: This was made when people still weren't afraid to laugh and have fun.
I love that, in this movie, the racist people are all portrayed as morons. The citizens of Rock Ridge are not just blatantly bigoted, they are also very inbred, as demonstrated by the fact every single one of them has the same last name (Johnson).
I like your reactions. Thank you. Gene Wilder who played the drunk gunslinger was made famous on Saturday Night Live tv series. He also starred in another comedy movie: See No Evil Hear No Evil. Wilder is deaf. Richard Pryor is blind. They witness a crime and then had to escape so the murderers could prevent them contacting the police. It's a pretty funny movie.
I remember when it opened in theaters.
When Mel Brooks was playing the Indian chief, he was speaking Yiddish.
Not Dutch, Yiddish. One of the inside jokes is that many of the Native Americans in early westerns were played by Jewish actors. The Indian chief was Mel Brooks, who also plays the Governor.
Speaking of HOLY GRAIL, there are many echoes of this film in that one:
“Tell them I said . . . Ow!” becomes “the castle of . . . Aaargh.”
“call me . . . Jim” becomes “call me . . . Tim.”
“that man is a ni-” becomes “the knights who say . . . Ni.”
A herring is mentioned in both films.
Both films end with an anachronistic motor vehicle.
Mel Brooks just won a Peabody award and said something along the lines of... I'd like to humbly accept this award, but I can't. I am not a humble man.
Gene Wilder has been in two other Mel Brooks movies. The Producers and Young Frankenstein. And the actor who plays the hangman, has the same role in Robin Hood Men in Tights.
Might I recommend, "The Princess Bride." ❤
"Fistful of Dollars," "True Grit," and "Django Unchained" are great, if you're interested in more westerns. 🤠
Guys, the joke about the Irish comes from the fact that when the Irish first immigrated to America, they were extremely poor, scrappy, feisty and aggressive, and for this they developed a reputation for being combative and unfit for civilized society. That was a long time ago, and now, they have lifted themselves out of the poverty they fled in Europe and are a prosperous part of American society but at the time they were thought to be hostile and ill-mannered. As you can surely understand now, the comedy of Blazing Saddles was to satirize racism in all forms and since they had already made fun of every conceivable ethnic group in America they would have been remiss to forget about the Irish hahahaha
Mel Brooks loved a good (or bad) sex joke. "Snatch", "Johnson", "dix" and "stupp" (German) are all American sexual slang. There is also the joke of being "hung like a horse" thrown in there. Count Basse and his Orchestra were a famous American orchestra. They are shown playing outside of town because back in the day they were often not allowed to stay at hotels in the cities where they were performing due to racism in America at the time. Mongo Santamaria was a famous Cuban Jazz Band leader in the 50s & 60s that Mel was giving a shout-out to. Laurel & Hardy were a famous comedy duo in the early days a filmmaking. The line "this laurel and hardy handshake" was a nod to them from Mel. The Native American chief speaking Yiddish is from the theory that Native Americans were the Lost Tribe of Israel. When a producer needed a bunch of background extras for a scene, they would put out a "cattle call" to hire them. That's why there are cattle in many of the scenes. The famous American actress Heddy Lamar sued Mel over the name Hedly Lamar in the film. Mel said, "Just pay her, she deserves it". Howard Johnson's was a famous restaurant chain in America at the time that boasted having 36 flavors of ice cream. In the town you see that they have 1 flavor of ice cream at the restaurant. If you like this type of mad-cap humor, you should watch "Duck Soup" by The Marx Brothers.
Howard Johnson's was a hotel chain as well. A "cattle call" refers to any movie audition crowd, not just for extras. Lots of movie auditions will have hundreds, even thousands of people auditioning for parts, even bit parts. I have auditioned hundreds of people for my films and it's normal to do the "cattle call" style, where people will show up to accept almost anything they can get from big roles to extras, like a bunch of "cattle" going to be fed. If you look very closely, you will notice that one of the "extras" in this movie was famous for her role in THE EXORCIST. The theory of the "lost tribe of Israel in America" speaking Yiddish wouldn't make any sense as that theory comes from The Book of Mormon. Yiddish is not really a middle eastern language.
Another funny western is "The Three Amigos".
They have stunt horses who are trained to fall without getting injured
The coca plant, from which coca**ne comes been used for 1000's of years throughout South America, both ritually and medicinally. It has numbing properties.
The drug was also present in small amounts in the first Coca-Cola recipe, before Americans understood the addictive nature of the substance. Those soft drinks really would perk you RIGHT up.
2 things in all of this insanity: 1. The bad guys at least were honest bad guys when it came to having to pay the toll. 2. Mongo has the most philosophical line in movie history: Mongo only pawn in game of life.
Mel Brooks is a treasure. You guys should watch Space Balls too if you haven’t yet.
Robin Hood Men in Tights (1993) is one of my favorite Mel Brooks films
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It was very common back then that when someone was too drunk and not lived in the town they were often taken to a cell to sober up and then was released the next day.
Also the end fight with the dancers and the cowboys leaving together was a jab at most Hollywood cowboy legends were homosexual.
No, most Hollywood cowboy legends were NOT homosexual. Not sure where you got that claim but's not true.
@@davestang5454 MOST,SOME, WHO CARES. That was the point of the joke.
Some of my favorite comedies are Home Alone, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Spaceballs, Idiocracy, Napoleon Dynamite, Happy Gilmore, and Beverly Hills Ninja.
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Randolph Scott was a famous wild west actor back then.
Thank you. This joke went over my head as a kid.
The best work by Mel Brooks is history of the world part one. They go through different events or eras such as cavemen, roman empire, french revolution etc in a comical way. Lots of fun
Two words, swimming nuns.
@@ninjabearpress2574 It's good to be da king
@@JessTarn Only Mel Brooks would even think of turning the Spanish Inquisition into a huge musical number.
What a guy.
@@ninjabearpress2574 Love that scene!!
Mel brooks played the governor.
wow
Oh my God I can't believe you're going to watch this! This is probably one of the funniest movies I ever seen. This movie could never be made today.
The guy in the red shirt requesting songs was the Colt salesman in "Back to The Future 3"
The look on your faces was priceless. I have seen this movie many times and I just knew what was coming. I can't wait till you get to react to "History of the World Part 1." This is also a Mel Brooks movie.
Hilarious movie…I remember when this came out…we laughed so hard🇨🇦🖖🏻
I'm told the elevator pitch for this was "Imagine 1973, in 1873." Or was it the other way 'round?
Another great Mel Brooks movie is
High Anxiety
This movie made fun of just about everything in American culture, mostly old West legends and hisory. There are movies with Gene. Wilder and Richatd Pryor that are very good. Hear No Evil, See No Evil and Stir Crazy are really funny.
Definitely do a reaction on Tombstone if you to see a Western that Blazing Saddles is parodying (and get a lot of views). If you to see more Mel Brooks & Gene Wilder check out Young Frankenstein. Spaceballs is a very popular Mel Brooks movie but wait to watch until you’ve seen more Sci Fi films like Planet of the Apes, Alien, Star Trek.
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I've seen this movie exactly 13,427 times and I've never noticed the picture in the background..
Mel Brooks is a comedy genius
Mongo was played by Alex Karass, who had been a Hall of Fame Defensive Lineman for the Detroit Lions. Acting was his second career, Blazing Saddles came out four years after he had retired from Football. Unfortunately Karass seems to have developed CTE(then diagnosed as dementia) in later life, limiting his acting career in his 50s.
Nice reaction --a classic that could never be made today. Another great Mel Brooks one to check out is "The Producers."
In the 1800’s they put cocaine in coca-cola.. that’s where it gets its name from
It was a legal drug and mother's even gave their children cocaine-based syrups as medicine.
Randolph Scott was an American actor in the 1930/1940s who was in Western cowboy movies.
His career went well into the 1960s. Watch his cameo with Bob Hope in "Alias Jesse James" from the 1960s.
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This would definitely be a hard movie to watch without a strong familiarity with 1970s american pop culture references. There are a lot of jokes that fly over my head beccause I wasn't alive then
Gene Wilder played in some movies withRichard Pryor, that's what I remember from my childhood.
My friends, along with the obvious messages and parodies in this movie, another message that Mel Brooks had, kind of detailed by the ending was that "it's just a movie"
OKAY GUY'S SALAAM! THAT """" CIGARETTE """ WAS ACTUALLY A MARIJUANA CIGARETTE AKA JOINT!!! FYI!!!
salam
as a child, i was led to believe quicksand was a bigger concern than life actually demonstrated.
EDIT: this was just as much mel brooks' making a live-action cartoon as it was a statement on racism.
Awesome! Please react to all of Mel Brooks films!
Great one guys I laughed along with you. Have you considered Young Frankenstein it's by the same producer. Sending love to yo and your families from Florida u s
Mel Brooks original tried to get John Wayne for Jim.
John Wayne said that he wouldn't take the part but when the movie came out he would be the one to watch it. One of his relatives was my roommate in Korea.
Oh man. Wasn't expecting this classic.
im happy you guys watched this, theres a couple other good mel brookes movies like space balls and robin hood men in tights im happy i got to grow up with these movies lol
A great reaction friends, as always, I think you might like this movie that I recommend. Saw (2004) , and it has 9 other prequels at the moment , greetings :)
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I am very interested in understanding the censorship/editing choices you worried about in the start of the video and then had to make when you produced the reaction for upload. Did the visuals you blurred, or the words you silenced, offend you personally (I know you guys use colorful language yourselves) or did you think they would upset censors in your country? Also, how are stereo earbuds working out?
mostly copyright and in some scene we can't spread degeneracy it's haram
@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 What we call "adult humor", you call "degeneracy"? OK. Is the censorship of haram images
(in this case Madeline Kahn's long bare legs and Mel Brooks' hot secretary's cleavage) required by law in Algeria? Do censors watch your uploads? I want you guys to stay out of trouble for sure and do what you have to do but this is all new to me.
Blazing Saddles is a hilarious and fantastic movie. Also Mel Brooks is a phenomenal comedian, his other movies are brilliant. Young Frankenstein, Space Balls and Dracula Dead and loving it. Another phenomenal comedy movie is Airplane! (1980)
Airplane! may be the funniest movie ever made, but that's not important right now.
Watch the 13th warrior
Should watch Robin Hood Men in Tights it makes a lot of references to this film. xD
If you enjoyed movies like this and holy grail you have to check out the movie Yellow Beard. Its has the cast of Monty Python, actors from Mel Brooks movies, and Cheech and Chong. And add Time Bandits to the list to watch too.
You guys should react to the movie “Lincoln” (2012)
Rush (2013)
Isnt sad 50 years later we can't make movies like this.
They remade it will balls of fury
Try South Park or Family Guy
I love this stupid movie 😂 hilarious
They were smoking weed. Marijuana
Blurring out legs ?
This is a classic! Very funny too. And by "funny" I mean highly offensive😉 just kidding. Although some people might consider it offensive for real.
I am looking forward to this one. I hope you two have a great day/night!
Adam Sandler wanted to remake this movie.
@ninjabearpress2574 That would have been really interesting. Especially if he got his regular crew of actors to be in it!
@@RealDiehl99 A remake in today's cancel culture?
Nope.
One of the sad aspects of America is despite our claims of freedom and equality, just about every ethnic group got treated with racism when first coming here including the Irish
I conceptualized it and she stole it
Check out the 1980 comedy movie " Vacation " if you haven't already..classic comedy
People are soooo sensitive now, this movie could never get made now. Mel Brooks is a comedy GENIUS.
Guys, I'm so depressed, watching what's going on with the wars and the economy. I decided to take a break and watch a comedy with the handsome brothers.
Love the reactions!
Funniest movie ever is
Planes, Trains and Automobiles starring John Candy and Steve Martin. WATCH it WILL NOT Disappoint. It’s from 1987 I think.
I see y'all made it through Blazing Saddles and survived Borat. You might be ready for Porky's.
It's a funny film until you understand it's just Mel Brooks distaste for middle America on celluloid.
You are reading too much into it.
I wouldn't go that far. He satirized EVERYONE. It wasn't hatred. He was just poking fun at people.