Gene Wilder's delivery on "Little bastard shot me in the ass." gets me every time. Another little scene that I love is the look on Bart's face when Jim says, "No no don't do that...don't do that, if you shoot him you'll just make him mad."

@christhornycroft3686

3 жыл бұрын

The guy was amazing at just being natural and believable in a role. He even played a rabbi in one movie.

@mikeyates7931

2 жыл бұрын

"Mongo just pawn in game of life"

@MGower4465

2 жыл бұрын

"Help me in with this" "just think of your secretary..."

@HuntingViolets

11 ай бұрын

@@christhornycroft3686 The Frisco Kid with Harrison Ford and Penny Peyser.

"Piss on you! I'm working for Mel Brooks!" is a line I used when helping a friend collect firewood and he wanted me to rearrange the stack.

@mikeyates7931

2 жыл бұрын

Brother ! ! !

@josheldridge8546

4 ай бұрын

the 'fuck it, we ball' of the 1970s

John Wayne was offered the part of the Waco Kid. After reading the script he said there is no way he could be in the movie, but he'd be first in line to go see it.

@Theomite

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck to have reaction film of that screening...worth every penny.

@LA_HA

3 жыл бұрын

@@JW666 I think it was because some people accused him of being racist. Still do. So, he likely felt doing the role would distract from the comedy.

@Jelperman

3 жыл бұрын

Just imagine The Duke smoking a joint on screen!

@3Rayfire

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jelperman The Duke and the The Doobie

@11DNA11

2 жыл бұрын

Not the Waco Kid. He was offered the role that Slim Pickens played. Lee Marvin was offered the role of the Waco Kid.

As a Native American I love the whole bit with Mel Brooks as the chief. "They're darker than us."

@mikeyates7931

2 жыл бұрын

PROUD Cherokee here , and I totally agree ; my favorite scene - but I love the whole film - Brilliant ! ! !

@lazyperfectionist1

2 жыл бұрын

It's also a fact that the word Mel Brooks uses there to describe them, "Schwarzes" is the German word for "Blacks."

@mikeyates7931

2 жыл бұрын

@@lazyperfectionist1 right - and when he admonishes the one brave not to hurt them he calls him "mischugah" which is the Yiddish word for crazy *Yiddish is a folk language of ashkenazim Jewish people - ashkenazim Jewish people are of Polish / German descent , and Yiddish is essentially a mixture of both Polish and German - shalom

@johnmagill7714

2 жыл бұрын

I love that bit to. And the fact Mel Brooks was used some Jewish words with a heavy accent....lol

@fenixmacariuscornett1675

Жыл бұрын

As an Apache who speaks Yiddish, I feel seen. 😂😂

I was today years old when I got the ”they said you was hung”... And I have seen this movies at least... 80? times... wow... 😂😂😂

@Ivy94F

3 жыл бұрын

IKR??? I’ve been watching this movie since I was a kid and every time I see it, I discover a new joke I previously missed. I thought I had gotten them all, but I guess not. How did I miss that one??!!

@mikeyates7931

2 жыл бұрын

"and They was right ! ! ! "

The toll booth is my favorite gag in the whole show. Slim Pickens is genius.

@mikejordan8259

3 жыл бұрын

Somebody's gotta go back and get a shitload of dimes!

@thetinpin

3 жыл бұрын

Kills me every time I see it!

@Gradyolson

3 жыл бұрын

I cant not laugh every God DAMNED TIME. Hell I'll even be just hanging out doing nothing or be at work and suddenly there it'll pop in my head and I'll start busting up.

@captainsplifford

3 жыл бұрын

He was amazing in Dr. Strangelove.

@possiblepilotdeviation5791

3 жыл бұрын

@@captainsplifford A fella could have a pretty good time in Vegas with all of this stuff.

My grandmother was a Dutch. I shoot with this hand. When Mel brooks and Headley look at each other and stop laughing into a hmmmm. When Bart takes himself hostage. Native American Mel Brooks. Hey boys look what I got right here. Hey where are the white women at? Stampeding cattle, through the Vatican. I’m working for Mel Brooks. The fart scene. Mongo punched a horse. The whole damn movie is a national treasure. 🤘🏼

@robertparker6280

2 жыл бұрын

Heddy: I Rest: I Heddy: Your Name Rest: Your Name Heddy: Shmucks Or Heddy: Now go do, that voodoo, that youdo, SO WELL!

Too many great lines to quote, so i'll go with..."Mongo only pawn, in game of Life." Thanks for the great rewatch! 😆

@zvimur

3 жыл бұрын

Hope Victor/Victoria will get a viewing (the bodyguard).

@sharkdentures3247

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, way way too many. Not only do they make me laugh consistently, but I also have odd thoughts when I see a number of them. Farting Joke = I keep expecting the campfire in the middle to explode in a giant methane Fireball! 'Tongue prettier than a $20 whore' Joke? = I keep thinking, "Wow. Back then, that would be a LOT of money. That much wouldn't just get you a High Class hooker, but a TOP TIER hooker!" And your "Mongo only pawn" Joke = always makes me think, "Huh? Mongo is more insightful/ aware than his low IQ would imply."

@paulwagner688

3 жыл бұрын

Richard Pryor wrote that line

If your Jewish like me, that Mel Brooks yiddish Indian scene is insanely hysterical

@brianlogsdon4824

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not Jewish like you and I still found it hysterical

@TxSonofLiberty

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianlogsdon4824 understanding Yiddish adds even more to it. I knew it was Yiddish when I first saw it, but hadn't learned enough yet to understand anything besides Shvartzas & Kahpa Walk, S'alright (my family, like most Jewish families, use Yiddish to talk when they didn't want the little children to understand), so I understood way more when I rewatched in my teens, and even more everytime since.

@CrashLandon1

3 жыл бұрын

As I understand, it's supposed to be a reference to the theory that the American Indians might have been the descendants of the lost ten tribes of Israel. Of course, that begs the question of how they would have learned Yiddish!

@LA_HA

3 жыл бұрын

He did a Great impression of a Californian politician, too. Right on point. haaaa

@richieb7692

3 жыл бұрын

The writing on the Indian headress is meant to say Kosher For Passover.

My ALL-TIME favorite, don't care what anybody say, written by Richard Pryor and Mel Brooks did a great job. Studio cited Richard's drug use and said he was uninsurable and refused financing, also Brooks originally wanted John Wayne as Waco Kid, but he declined, good thing, Gene was so much better. Also Pryor told Brooks the N words had to be in it or else he felt it wouldn't be a realistic funny movie.

@thefourshowflip

3 жыл бұрын

It’s timelessly comedic.

@Theomite

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair, I would be interested in seeing an alternate reality version of this movie with Wayne & Pryor. It would be weird if nothing else.

@t0dd000

3 жыл бұрын

Don't what anybody say? Heh. This is always ranked as among the top ten comedies of all time. Fantastic.

@antoinerideaux-porche6036

3 жыл бұрын

Someone posted on Instagram meme that said that the edited version of this movie will only be seven minutes long

@brianlogsdon4824

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! Pryor insisted on the excessive use of the word for all races to laugh hysterically at. Take that Snowflke SJWs

Fun fact: Frankie Laine, who created a song that you hear at the beginning of the movie, was not told that the movie is a slapstick comedy/satire. That's why he poured his entire heart in this song.. When they ended recording this song in studio, Frankie laine thanked mel brooks, with tears in his eyes, " for being given the chance to record something so pure and inspiring". And Mel brooks couldn't bring himself to tell this man that it was for a joke.

@mevb

Жыл бұрын

He found about it later though but liked it.

@MarsJenkar

6 ай бұрын

@@mevbLet's face it--he got to sing the theme song to one of the greatest comedies of all time, and one with an important message on racism to boot. In Frankie's position, I'd also be pleased overall.

My favorite joke was the only one Mel Brooks chose to take out of the script for obvious reasons. The scene with Bart and Lili in her dressing room where she's saying "it's true, it's true" fades to black after she says the line. But in the original script after she says it Bart says to her "I hate to disappoint you ma'am, but you're sucking on my arm".

@robertparker6280

2 жыл бұрын

That would of been even funnier!

@codesent2125

2 жыл бұрын

"it's twoo it's twoo"

@celiashen5490

Жыл бұрын

I think we ALL miss it.

"Need any help?" "Oh, all I can get" one of the best lines of all time. I use it constantly.

Remember seeing this one in the theaters back in 74 when it came out. Hilarious then, hilarious now. It’s really stood up to the test of time

Ahh Blazing Saddles... A movie I shouldn’t have been aloud to watch when I was 12. C’est la vie

The hostage situation gets me every time! "Isn't anybody going to help that poor man?" =)

@mikeyates7931

2 жыл бұрын

"Oh , baby You are so Talented - and They are so Dumb" 😆

Gene getting Clevon to break while facing the camera was my favorite. They were both so charming! Their smiles make me smile 😁

@AutoPilate

3 жыл бұрын

They had great chemistry, like the scene where Bart whispers in Jim’s ear about the tollbooth plan and Jim’s reaction to it. Such a little thing but it made it feel so real. Kind of makes you wonder how the Wilder-Pryor movies would have been with Cleavon Little.

@valkyrie1066

Жыл бұрын

I LOVE their chemistry!

"Baby, I am NOT from Havana". Classic line

"Excuse me while I whip this out."

@Ivy94F

3 жыл бұрын

The way they scream though, gets me every time! Lol!

My mind is aglow with whirling transient nodes of thought... I say this all the time! Love to see other people appreciate it too.

@MrHws5mp

2 жыл бұрын

Somebody on our what-if model-making site uses that as their signature line under all their posts. Highly appropriate.

"They lose me right after the bunker scene" dear lord that gets me every time :D

My favorite bit; "Where you going?" "No where special." "No where special, huh? Always wanted to go there." Just an exchange I've always liked. The whole movie is gold, of course.

As Back To The Future producer Bob Gale said, "if you love movies don't watch them on TV networks".

These are the first folks who are reacting appropriately in most of the correct places.

To this day I cannot drive through a town with the word rock anywhere in the name without saying “somebody’s gotta go back and get a shit-load of dimes” 🤣

And wearing a Nightwish shirt. Knew I liked y’all for sum reason.

@michaelnolan6951

3 жыл бұрын

First it was an adorable ginger kitty, now Nightwish? Emily is obviously running for World's Best Human.

@sdaniels160

3 жыл бұрын

I was trying to read that shirt through the whole video.

@epicmage82

3 жыл бұрын

Beat me to it

@pvnvliet

3 жыл бұрын

Dark Passion Play 👍👍👍

@danilopapais1464

3 жыл бұрын

Shouldn't it be for "summ" reason?

Mel Brooks said every Western he saw while growing up had all the cowboys only eating beans and coffee. So he thought up the fart scene because of it.

God I love this movie. I remember back in 2000 for our high school senior project in English my best friend and I had to research a topic with relevance to our area and present it to our class, and extremely long story short our topic ended up being assigned to us since our original idea didn't work out. We ended up with How the 1849 California Gold Rush affected our local area in Ohio and we had about a quarter of the time to work on it since we had to start so late. About 2 days before it was due and needing 20 minutes for presentation and a 20 minute video, all we had to show was an 8 minute video and 0 to present, though we'd shot some comedic skits with buddies as filler for our video _(think In Living Color interview skits with Jim Carrey in the background, that's what we ended up doing.)_ With *maybe* a day left I got the genius idea to add the entire campfire scene from Blazing Saddles into our video because it actually segued nearly *PERFECTLY* between some scenes we'd shot, giving us like a 10 minute movie. Between that video and my world class BS skills of turning a zero-preparation presentation into a 60 minute long Q&A involving the whole class we scored an A on our project. I remember our teacher and the librarian watching in the background both trying to hold back their laughter when the campfire scene came up and I'm convinced it pushed our grade up. In a very real way... Mel Brooks probably helped me graduate high school 🤣

I'm a Mississippian by birth not choice so you understand my world and I love that. You guys are great.

"Well let's play chess" still gets me every time. Clevon Little had spectacular comedic timing in this movie, hard to believe he was a last-minute replacement for Richard Pryor.

@mikeyates7931

2 жыл бұрын

I love Richard Pryor , but NO ONE could have played Bart like CLEVON LITTLE ! ! !

@CinHotlanta

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeyates7931 Very true, Richard would have brought more standup to the role, Clevon brought some Broadway.

@clarencewalker3925

2 жыл бұрын

Warner Bros. was concerned about Richard Pryor's drug usage. Mr. Pryor never used drugs while performing.

@MGower4465

2 жыл бұрын

And Gene Wilder was a past-last-minute replacement when the original actor showed up to drunk to stand up, let alone act.

@MGower4465

2 жыл бұрын

@@clarencewalker3925 Reputations are hard to shake. Gene and Richard did go on to have some great team ups, like Stir Crazy.

The fourth wall breaking in this movie was legendary

@otisroseboro5613

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree 💯

When I was at secondary school (1980s), those 'in the know' (i.e. those that had seen the film) routinely used the taking-yourself-hostage gag to exit awkward situations (a bit like Trekkies using "beam me up Scotty) to the general confusion of those not in the know...

Harvey with the paddle ball bit, cracks me up every time

This movie was written by Richard Pryor and Mel Brooks. The studio cited Richard's drug use and said he was uninsurable and refused financing, also Brooks originally wanted John Wayne as The Waco Kid, but he declined, good thing too as Gene was so much better. Also Pryor told Brooks that the N words had to be included in the film or else he felt it wouldn't be a realistically funny movie. Trivia: When this movie aired on television the farts in the “campfire scene” were censored. Trivia: Richard Pryor was originally going to play the role of sherif but due to some arrests the studio thought he wasn’t insurable. If he had, it would have been Richard Pryor & Gene Wilder’s first onscreen team up. 14:37 The horse was trained to turn its head and fall down (react to the punch) when the rider (its trainer) pulled on the reins. No actual harm done.

Inside joke... When Mongo comes into town, a guy yells Mongo! Santa Maria! and genuflects. Mongo Santamaria was a Cuban jazz percussionist back in the 50s and 60s.

In the Campfire Beans scene It was the first time ever a fart was heard in cinemas. They also deliberately turned the volume up, so you could still hear the farts over the laughing of the audience

@jwn411

3 жыл бұрын

And it was also muted during some TV airings

@richieb7692

3 жыл бұрын

@@jwn411 That's just taking the fun right out of it.

Fun Fact: the random guy standing looking confused on the sidewalk corner near the end when they run out of the studio and into the street to the chinese theater is actually a random guy who accidentally wandered onto that set and really wasn't meant to be there. Hence why he looks so confused and is awkwardly just standing, but they left it because for one money, but also they just thought it was funny.

How many near spit takes really happened during the reaction? I mean, holding a drink while watching Blazing Saddles IS a real danger. All of Mongo's lines are written by Richard Pryor.

Oh lordy lord. So glad you two did this one again.

"we wanted to chill tonight". You just had to go outside… ;-)

The overlooked gag...just before the campfire and beans, camera pans to a sign: Authorized personnel only. Knock on barbed wire before entering.

In a recent interview, Mel Brooks said that they had to remove a joke in the scene between Cleavon Little and Madelin Kahn. When they're in the dark, Cleavon says "Madam, you are sucking on my elbow."

@lauraalbert96

3 жыл бұрын

Is that possibly in some versions? 'Cause I swear I've seen it.

The fact that they used an actor with a New York Jewish accent to play Hitler was some of the super subtle Mel Brooks humor.

Punk band in Missoula, The Banned, opened a song with "How bout some more BEANS mr.Taggart!!!" crowd went wild.

The actor that played mongo was a former football player for the Detroit Lions and he played on the show Webster

"Somebody's gotta go back and get a shitload of dimes" 😀

Things I noticed very recently 1) Anne Bancroft (Mel Brooks' wife) is standing next to John Hillerman (Howard Johnson... whose name and business jokes in of themselves that I missed when I was younger, as I was not familiar with the Howard Johnson's brand). 2) Harriet Johnson (soft spoken school marm with sudden power voice) is played by Carol Arthur (Dom Deluise's wife) 3) Reverend Johnson is the same actor as Mr. Hilltop (the old guy Fredrick Frankenstein knees in the hoohah during his presentation).

Loved it in 1974 and still love it today. I grew up watching westerns every Saturday afternoon. So I recognized many of the western parodies as well as the "racists are stupid and incompetent." I also immediately recognized Count Basie and that impressed me.

Alex was a retired NFL football player at the time of this flick. He is a large man. I can only imagine what he looked like in his younger days. So many one liners. I am like you young lady in that every time I watch this there is something new.

She survived this movie... splendid... splendid...

This movie is such a true gem. I love all the little things, like Baskin Robins, 1 flavor" (instead of the 32) Hitler in the back ground during the pie fight, standing in the back, doing the salute. The town meeting, and everyone has he same last name, but only show their initials. Pugs were in the list of bad guys to round up.

My two favorite scenes, in no order, are the Camp Town Ladies and Bart taking himself hostage.

My favorite line is in hedley speech. You men are merely risking your lives whilst I am risking an almost assured nomination for best supporting actor.

Speaking of Richard Pryor co-wrote this movie, he was chosen by Mel Brooks to play the sheriff, but studio overruled him by having the actor named Cleavon Little because studio deemed Pryor too controversial that might hurt box office.

@jackal59

3 жыл бұрын

Brooks also recorded all the fart noises along with anyone he could collar and drag into the sound studio.

"Look honey its Hedy Lemar" "Headly..."

Madeline Kahn knocked this performance right out of the park.

15:14 The best part is watching Emily fight the laugher as she knows the "$20 W----" line is coming up.

Great movie, a German spectacle of yourself gets me every time

"Let's face it. Everything below the waist is kaput."

Another classic. This movie always cracks me up. I say “badges, we don’t need no stupid badges.” At least once a month. Just like “Mother puss bucket” from ghostbusters.

Ya know, as much as I like reaction videos, to movies/music I love/like....whenever someone "reacts" to something they've already seen/heard, I never watch it, because I prefer the initial reaction to the source material, but, you two are so god damn funny and legitimately enjoyable to watch, that I'm happy to watch, even though you're re-watching something.

I LOVE the authentic frontier gibberish bit :D. And god bless Harvey Korman (from the Carol Burnett show and another Brooks movie). He's just this GREAT comedian that doesn't really get brought up anymore... him AND others... and it's a dang shame cause he was killin' it back in the day!

My favourite comedy. It's just so effing good. One of my (many) favourite lines is: Bart: A man drink like that and he don't eat, he is going to DIE. Jim: When?

Emily's uncontrollable laughter thru the whole movie is priceless, lol. "NO, GALFLAMINSAMABLAMIN!! THE SHERIFF IS A NI-!! *DING* 🤣🤣

8:23 I still say "GA-BLAMMA-DANG-BLAMMIT" from time to time!! 🤣

... And *Nobody* mentions the fact Gene Wilder is holding a container of popcorn from the theater scene while sitting back in town???

Gene Wilder's face when he said where are all the white woman at was priceless

Madeline Kahn was great in High Anxiety, and also the late, great Cloris Leachman

@tommyzDad

3 жыл бұрын

Hear hear! Another vote for *High Anxiety* !

@mevb

Жыл бұрын

Not to mention in Young Frankenstein.

I love repeating the one liners... Excuse me while I whip this out. What in the wide wide world of sports? It's twue.. IT"S TWUE

Mongo was a NFL hall of fame linesman. Lyle was a Dallas fireman who went to an audition and found a love of acting.

Back in the mid 80's I was about 8 or 9 ish. Every weekend I'd spend with my grand parents. The local shop used to rent movies. Every Friday afternoon me and my grandma would go and rent movies. It wasn't an above board kinda thing. They were all pirate copies. But for 50p you got 3 movies for 3 nights. My Grandpa always used to say make sure it has Mel Brooks, Gene Wilder, Richard Pryor in at least one of them. lol.

there is a story that the person who performed the opening song didn't know the movie was a comedic parody. When Mel Brooks heard what a good job he did with the song, he didn't have the heart to tell him the truth...

Mongo is played by Alex Karras, who was a pro football player. He later played the evil sheriff in Porky's and the dad in the TV show Webster. All his dialogue was written by Richard Pryor, who was brought in to write Bart's dialogue.

@jcarlovitch

3 жыл бұрын

One of the biggest myths in Hollywood. The script was written by a team of writers that included Mel Brooks, Andrew Bergman, Richard Pryor, Norman Steinberg, and Alan Uger (another African American that greatly contributed to Bart's lines)

@wampa25

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcarlovitch Didn't say he was the only one. He was hired because he was the hippest black comedian of the time. But he was drawn to Mongo.

I’m so glad I found you two. 😊

"LET THEM GO!! COULD YOU BELIVE SUCH A THING COULD HAPPEN?"

I love watching reaction videos to this movie and the both of you have the best I have seen so far. The only thing I get disappointed in when I watch reactions to Blazing Saddles is no one shows any of the extended scenes of Mongo vs. Bart. This movie played with my head for years because, growing up, when it was shown on television, they had several extra scenes. Later on, those scenes were dropped and left out of every release until the 30th anniversary edition. Imagine watching those scenes and then never seeing them again for decades. People thought I was confused.

A comment on another reaction to this film said that, when it was shown on TV, they station muted all the fart noises, so the home audience was left with a series of men standing up and sitting down again for no obvious reason at all. Lili's character is very much based on, and a spoof of, Marlene Dietrich; role in Destry Rides Again, with James Stewart - hence the Germanic accent.

I use the phrase "somebody's gotta go back and get a s#!+load of dimes" quite a bit.

The little wagon train circle. Tears!

Fun fact, the actor who played Mongo was actually a linebacker for the Detroit lions! I wouldn’t want to be the horse that got punched by him!

15:00 I've seen versions in which _this_ scene is followed up by a scene with Bart posing as the host for a "find the sunken treasure" kind of booth like you find at the carnival. He tricks Mongo into putting on the 19th century's version of a SCUBA suit and climbing down the wall to the very bottom of the tank and then Bart "discovers" that it's time for his break. Then Mongo is on the floor of the tank and a sign drops down beside him that says, "For more air, deposit 10 cents," and he starts looking for a dime. That's the scene in which Bart _catches_ Mongo.

My favorite quote is "Nevermind that $h!t, here comes Mongo!"

@3Rayfire

3 жыл бұрын

That's my Jam right there. "A cure for hoof and mouth disease-" "Nevermind that shit, HERE COMES MONGO" *CRASH!*

22:33 "What in the world can _that_ be?" "I don't know. Let's gallop right _to_ it, though. I'm _sure_ it's there for a good _reason."_

"The bitch was inventing the Candygram. And they probably won't even credit me for it."

This movie is classic!!!! So funny. And Gabby Johnson's speech.

It’s a shame that nobody ever knows what the hell I’m on about when I start singing the camp town ladies.

fun fact: the Gabby Johnson character (frontier gibberish) played by Jack Starrett was also the nasty abusive Deputy Sergeant who fell out of the helicopter in First Blood. David Huddleston as Olson Johnson was brilliant as the 'the bums lost' ... Lebowski in the Big Lebowski

I can’t imagine the atmosphere in the theaters when this film first came out.

This is the first R rated film my mother ever saw in theaters. She was 9.

They had to cut a line...during the scene in the dark when Lili von Shtupp says "It's twue...it's twue, it's twue!", the sheriff originally responded, "Ma'am, you're sucking on my arm." It's one of the few instances where they weren't able to get around the censors.

Another great comedy!- I remember the crowds in the theater went crazy over the campfire "gas" scene- I still laugh just as loud!

Blazing Saddles and Clue are both movies I forced my nephew to watch. He balked at them both at first but at the end of the film he loved them.

The schoolmarm is Carol Arthur, Dom DeLuise’s wife. Dom was the director of the big production at the end.

One of the funny things in this movie to me and Madeline Kahn's singing in the movie when she was actually an excellent singer

I don't know about the U.S.but when I first saw Blazing Saddles on network TV in Canada in the 90's they left the farts in.

The actor playing Hedley (not Heddy) is the wonderful Harvey Korman. He spent many years on the Carol Burnett show. Some of his skits with Carol and Tim Conway are worth a look.

An entertainment industry nickname for the red velvet ropes in movie theaters are cattle lines.

Matt, like you I first saw this move in my youth. I became an instant Madeline Khan fan. Which turned into a fascination for older women, but that's a whole different subject. Fun few min. remembering a classic.

@codesent2125

2 жыл бұрын

I feel it. Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield are definite faves of mine!

Other than the favorites mentioned and the "Im tired" scene .. my other favorite is ... "Our Fathers came across the prairie, fought Indians, fought drought, fought locusts, fought Dix. Remember when Richard Dix came in here and tried to take over the town?"

I was a teen in the 80s decade. My dad asked me to watch Blazing Saddles on VHS and I became a fan immediately. I have a DVD box set of his nine most famous movies. There are more movies of his I will eventually get. Mel Brooks slapstick comedy is the best.😄