You should watch ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD (1938), not a comedy, but. THE ideal Robin Hood movie. Fine score, beautiful cinematography, exquisite acting. So memorable.
I hope you do the rest of Mel Brooks' films. High Anxiety Blazing Saddles The Producers Dracula: Dead and Loving It Life Stinks Young Frankenstein History of the World Part 1 Silent Movie Especially those films. I don't know how many of his films you have seen, but he is always great for a lot of laughs and even a few heartfelt moments as well. Absolute legend of a man. He appeared in other films, but not sure if he directed any of them or not. At least not off the top of my head. Like ...The Muppet Movie. Of which, you would love as well. I do love seeing you all laugh and smile like that. I am glad you like this film.
@@WolfsDEThink MMs should watch several Hitchcock films first to watch High Anxiety? Maybe Spellbound, Rear Window, Vertigo, North by Northwest, Psycho and The Birds?
@@robertjewell9727 Absolutely. Rear Window, Psycho, North By Northwest, Rope, Vertigo, The Birds, Strangers on a Train and Dial M for Murder would be my picks. High Anxiety should be the finale of Mel Brooks' films and Hitchcock's films. It just needs to be on the list.
I am impressed you were clever enough to understand the Fox / Fax reference. Most reactors don't get that joke, I guess fax machines are just not used anymore...
A knight's glove is called a Gauntlet. In medieval times they would throw it on the ground to challenge another knight to combat. That's the origin of the phrase "throwing down the gauntlet".
Hello ladies! I love how Mel Brooks Used phrases from some if not all of his past movies in this one. - "walk this way" from Young Frankenstein - "It's good to be the king" from History of the world Pt 1 - when at the very end of the movie one man exclaims in shock "a black sheriff?!" from Blazing Saddles" ALL of which I highly recommend It was a surprising treat seen all of you reacting to this one. Please do more together. Until next time... ❤❤❤
@@Movie.Munchies It also stars Cary Elwes, and is the movie that got him into the box office/turned him into a hollywood star, he started getting roles in major movies after that - Days of Thunder with Tom Cruise, Hot Shots (parody of top gun) with charlie sheen, Bram Stokers Dracula with which is filled A-listers, etc... Even appeared in an X-Files episode.
I love how Hella actually got the “fox ‘em” joke as being a medieval joke on faxing someone. Very few people ever catch that. Loved your energy on this reaction ladies. You’re always great with comedy reactions. ❤️
Yes! In almost every reaction video that I've seen from Hella, there's at least one example of her intelligence and/or her knowledge of American culture. Many times, there's been innuendo or vague references that I thought would certainly go over her head. But she always surprises me with sharp and in-tune responses.
They all speak great English, but Hella's is by far the most advanced. I wonder if she's lived in an English-speaking country or something. She also understands a lot of western pop culture references too.
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Those of us old enough to remember fax machines get it. ;-)
17:37 "And why should the people listen to _you?"_ "Because, unlike some _other_ Robin Hoods, _I_ can speak with an English accent." That was a dig at Kevin Costner. This movie came to theaters in '93. It lampoons the legend of Robin Hood in _general,_ but _specifically,_ it lampoons the movie _Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves,_ which came to theaters two years before. In that movie, Kevin Costner played the title character and he's the first actor who, try though he did, could _not_ adopt an English accent, so they told him not to try.
_Prince of Thieves_ was also the first (only?) Robin Hood movie to have a black, Muslim character (played by Morgan Freeman) in it therefore opening up a way to bring Dave Chappelle into _Men in Tights_ . Which naturally leads to the black Sheriff of Rottingham joke, base on the black sheriff in Mel Brooks' earlier comedy masterpiece, _Blazing Saddles_ .
I love Star Wars, I love Mel Brooks, for some reason I have never found Spaceballs funny! I just think it’s dumb, but everyone else likes it so I guess I must be wrong.
Fun fact: Matthew Porretta who plays Will Scarlet in this movie, also played the role of Robin Hood in the TV series "The New Adventures of Robin Hood"
The line "Unlike other Robin Hoods, I can speak with an English accent" was poking fun at Kevin Costner, who was criticized for not speaking with an English accent in his portrayal of Robin Hood in "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves"
yep and I think read somewhere that the poor guy was prompted by the director not to use an English accent for some reason at the protest of the actor. I believe he wanted to but the director said nope.
I saw your Robin Hood Prince of Thieves reaction and you did a great one. You have me laughing like crazy here even though I have seen it many times. 😊😊. You are all looking great👍
Mel Brooks told a story about how Richard Rees, the Sheriff of Rottingham, couldn't keep a straight face and kept messing up in the scene where Robin shows up at the first banquet/feast and he has that long line about killing an pig/boar in the king's forest. They had to keep reshooting it because Reese could never get through the whole bit with him saying it in the wrong order without laughing, messing up, etc.
I'm glad you reacted to this one now. Tien, cute in glasses😊 Hella cute as always. Lan a welcome adition. I have watched this movie at least 10 times but enjoyed it espacially with you guys. 😊😊❤
Good evening from Finland. You are the best. I always watch your reactions. So real reactions, so beautiful, also having feelings, when it is time. So touching. With respect, Petri Hiekkanen.
The "chop" was a nod to the Atlanta Braves and the Toronto Blue Jays world series matches for the MLB. FYI I am Canadian and I did cheer for the blue Jays back then, when they won the world series back to back :)) you girls are super cute and you do a great job at reviewing these movies. hope to see more great reactions like this one in the future. Take care and be well :) o/
This is one of my son and I's favorite movie. I was about his age when it came out and saw it in Theaters. So glad I can share it with him and see you enjoy it as well.
Hey Hella 🧋 Tien 🌸 Lan 🍓 First time I see u 3 in one reaction,🙌🏻 Hella ran in to a food cart ,🤭 so cute I like the style 🤩 Thx for this reaction, I have not watched this movie in years 🇬🇧💓🍻🌟🇻🇳
Mel Brooks is the king of Parodies. I highly recommend all his movies, but you got to watch Blazing Saddles next. That’s the reference Achoo makes at the end when he comes sharif “a black Sheriff” Achoo “why not it worked on blazing saddles.” Blazing saddles, Robin Hood men in tights, and Space Balls are my and probably most peoples favorite Mel Brooks films. But unlike I said before every Brooks movie is hilarious.
Since you have watched "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" and "Robin Hood: Men in Tights", I recommend watching "The Adventures of Robin Hood"(1938) from which Men in Tights also takes inspiration from and makes an homage to.
17:45 Challenge to a duel! Slapping another man's face with a glove, thereby demanding a duel of honor, is a popular myth. European nobles did call out opponents to a duel, but did so in formal writing. Swords were used, but when firearms were invented, pistols were used often. Duels were usually not to the death. Drawing blood was often sufficient to win one's "Honor", but some demanded duels to the death.
Very nice that you're on to Mel Brooks' movies! The man is a comedic genius for sure. My favourite of his is "Young Frankenstein", but I hope you get to plenty of others, like "Spaceballs", "The Producers", and, of course, "Blazing Saddles."
"They could have called the locksmith from the beginning!" Oh sure, I bet you think Frodo and Sam could have just ridden on the eagles to get to Mount Doom as well.
28:38 Tien is actually right. The Tomahawk Chop is a traditional chant that fans do at Florida State Seminole football games and Atlanta Braves baseball games.
Your command of the English language never ceases to amaze me. You ladies caught gags that many Americans would have missed. On a darker note, many highborn ladies in the middle ages were forced to wear chastity belts especially while their husbands were gone for long periods of time. As you three correctly surmised, they were very unsanitary. The had a small hole in the front for urine and menstrual blood and a larger hole in the back for feces.
Since you asked for Comedy films to react to, here's a few great ones; The Princess Bride (1988) If you liked the lead actor of Robin Hood Men in Tights (Cary Elwes), He is also the lead actor of this comedy fantasy romance adventure, it's a classic, you would all love it. Zoolander (2001) (From the director and star of Tropic Thunder) There's Something About Mary (1998) (From the directors of Dumb and Dumber) School of Rock (2003) Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1998) (and it's 2 sequels) Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004) The Nutty Professor (1996) (From the director of Liar Liar, Bruce Almighty and Ace Ventura 1) Groundhog Day (1993) Bowfinger (1999) Galaxy Quest (1999) (This film is similar to Spaceballs, it's a sci-fi spoof) Wet Hot American Summer (2001) Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) A Fish Called Wanda (1988) The Blues Brothers (1980) (A very musical comedy) Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny (2006) (Another musical comedy) Clue (1985) (A mystery comedy) Spy (2015) (An action comedy but still very funny) The Big Lebowski (1998) Rush Hour (1998) (Also an action comedy) The Birdcage (1996) Game Night (2018) American Pie (1999) (and it's theatrical sequels, American Pie 2, American Wedding and American Reunion) The Cable Guy (1996) 21 Jump Street (2012) (And it's sequel 22 Jump Street) All of these films are silly comedies that will have you laughing, there are tons of classic western comedies out there and I can't wait for you to watch them, also consider doing other Mel Brooks movies such as Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein and continuing The Naked Gun movies, thank you for putting out so many great reactions!
"Transylvania Twist" from 1989 is a funny comedy movie with lots of references to other films. The parts you like the best, you can then watch the movies that part was referencing.
White Men Can't Jump is a movie with Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, another comedy, I think you'd like it. Really enjoyed your reactions and nice to see the family is growing. Looking forward to the next one.
Latrine theWitch is played by Tracey Ullman who is a truly gifted comedian singer producer actress writer & director,,,had a great tv variety show in the early 80's w/a cartoon short(maybe 4mins total per episode) that would grow to impact the World,,,i refer to none other than...The Simpsons!!!🎉
Comedy recommendation: "There's Something About Mary," same director as Dumb and Dumber. Mel Brooks does another spoof like this called "Dracula: Dead and Loving It" that's really good too. However you should watch "Bram Stoker's Dracula" first since it's mainly spoofing that.
You should watch "Ordinary People" (1980). It is a classic drama and won many Academy Awards including Best Picture. Your subscribers would love seeing this often overlooked classic.
😎👍 I checked out your "Asian Angels" channel and noticed that you've watched a handful of "South Park" episodes. I just thought you might like to know that the actor who plays "Asneeze" in this (Isaac Hayes) is also the voice of "Chef."
36:18 "It's not the right key." Well, that's a curious point to consider. I mean, just how long has that lock been closed? This was the 12th century. Locks were not typically made to last. Consider that in light of the damage the Sheriff probably did with the jackhammer.
Wonderful as always! Some of the English is Old English, like "cut in twain", and isn't used anymore. Hela saying how silly it is while she's wearing a tiny replica soft drink cup is pretty funny. The belt is a chastity belt -- meant to keep women from having sex, and was an actual thing (actually you can still buy modern versions online). The cutting thing is a Jewish tradition where the foreskin of the penis gets cut off, usually as a baby. This still happens. Movie recommendations: Highlander (1986) Dances with Wolves (1990) The Blues Brothers (1980) Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004)
Ever heard of ''The Princess Bride'' ? Same main guy, not as silly, but still an excellent olde fantasy movie. Highly recommended. I forgot Isaac Hayes was in this! His old soul music is legendary!
The guy holding the lizard was doing a parody of The Godfather (good movie). The guy with all the arrow medals was doing a parody of the Godfather's hit man, Luca Brazzi. The third guy that didn't talk was doing a parody of Clint Eastwood in his 60s westerns.
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You should watch ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD (1938), not a comedy, but. THE ideal Robin Hood movie. Fine score, beautiful cinematography, exquisite acting. So memorable.
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I hope you do the rest of Mel Brooks' films.
High Anxiety
Blazing Saddles
The Producers
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
Life Stinks
Young Frankenstein
History of the World Part 1
Silent Movie
Especially those films. I don't know how many of his films you have seen, but he is always great for a lot of laughs and even a few heartfelt moments as well. Absolute legend of a man.
He appeared in other films, but not sure if he directed any of them or not. At least not off the top of my head.
Like ...The Muppet Movie. Of which, you would love as well.
I do love seeing you all laugh and smile like that. I am glad you like this film.
@@WolfsDEThink MMs should watch several Hitchcock films first to watch High Anxiety? Maybe Spellbound, Rear Window, Vertigo, North by Northwest, Psycho and The Birds?
@@robertjewell9727 Absolutely. Rear Window, Psycho, North By Northwest, Rope, Vertigo, The Birds, Strangers on a Train and Dial M for Murder would be my picks. High Anxiety should be the finale of Mel Brooks' films and Hitchcock's films.
It just needs to be on the list.
The girl in the middle getting and laughing her heart out every joke completely stole my heart in this reaction
I am impressed you were clever enough to understand the Fox / Fax reference. Most reactors don't get that joke, I guess fax machines are just not used anymore...
My three brothers?
Died of the plague.
My dog Pogo?
Run over by a carriage.
My goldfish Goldie?
Eaten by the cat.
My cat?
Choked on the goldfish.
6:01 "My name is Asneeze, father of Ahchoo."
That's a literal example of what we call a dad joke.
A knight's glove is called a Gauntlet. In medieval times they would throw it on the ground to challenge another knight to combat. That's the origin of the phrase "throwing down the gauntlet".
Good to know.
You ladies are a joy to watch when you're reacting to comedies 😂
Hello ladies! I love how Mel Brooks Used phrases from some if not all of his past movies in this one.
- "walk this way" from Young Frankenstein
- "It's good to be the king" from History of the world Pt 1
- when at the very end of the movie one man exclaims in shock "a black sheriff?!" from Blazing Saddles"
ALL of which I highly recommend
It was a surprising treat seen all of you reacting to this one. Please do more together. Until next time... ❤❤❤
The hangman is also played by the same guy (with the same mannerisms) as the hangman in Blazing Saddles.
Have ya'll reacted to The Princess Bride yet? That's another great watch
Yes! I'd like to see that also.
yes we will watch this film
@@Movie.Munchies It also stars Cary Elwes, and is the movie that got him into the box office/turned him into a hollywood star, he started getting roles in major movies after that - Days of Thunder with Tom Cruise, Hot Shots (parody of top gun) with charlie sheen, Bram Stokers Dracula with which is filled A-listers, etc... Even appeared in an X-Files episode.
@13:38...Tien, "She's making the egg rolls..." Lol 🤣
Love the hair decorations ladies! Super cute.
HELLA cute you might say? Hmm?
I love the tiny bag of lays chips and cup of boba, so cute 😂
I love how Hella actually got the “fox ‘em” joke as being a medieval joke on faxing someone. Very few people ever catch that. Loved your energy on this reaction ladies. You’re always great with comedy reactions. ❤️
Yes! In almost every reaction video that I've seen from Hella, there's at least one example of her intelligence and/or her knowledge of American culture.
Many times, there's been innuendo or vague references that I thought would certainly go over her head. But she always surprises me with sharp and in-tune responses.
They all speak great English, but Hella's is by far the most advanced. I wonder if she's lived in an English-speaking country or something. She also understands a lot of western pop culture references too.
Those of us old enough to remember fax machines get it. ;-)
17:37 "And why should the people listen to _you?"_
"Because, unlike some _other_ Robin Hoods, _I_ can speak with an English accent."
That was a dig at Kevin Costner. This movie came to theaters in '93. It lampoons the legend of Robin Hood in _general,_ but _specifically,_ it lampoons the movie _Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves,_ which came to theaters two years before. In that movie, Kevin Costner played the title character and he's the first actor who, try though he did, could _not_ adopt an English accent, so they told him not to try.
_Prince of Thieves_ was also the first (only?) Robin Hood movie to have a black, Muslim character (played by Morgan Freeman) in it therefore opening up a way to bring Dave Chappelle into _Men in Tights_ . Which naturally leads to the black Sheriff of Rottingham joke, base on the black sheriff in Mel Brooks' earlier comedy masterpiece, _Blazing Saddles_ .
Another Mel Brooks movie
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
Young Frankenstein
Must watch if you like these types of movies
@@The101Shadow 🤦🏻♂️ how did I forget, thx 🙌🏻
22:30 the looks on your faces were priceless, especially Hella's, lol.
Her sane reaction if she saw it up close
The Secret Pill the Witch gave the Sheriff to save his life Was a Life Saver figuratively and physically it Was a Life Saver Candy 😂🎉
28:57
Patriot Arrow is a reference to the Patriot missile defense system.
i laughed so hard when you shouted "MAKE HIM DRUNK!" when he fell on the witch woman.
Mel Brooks is still the best at breaking the 4th wall. Can't wait for your Spaceballs reaction. May the schwartz be with you.
Oh yeah, they recently finished the Star Wars original trilogy, this is the best time to watch Spaceballs, while SW is fresh in their minds.
They did react to it. It's on their patreon.
It's good to be the king.
I'd argue john landis is the best 4th wall breaker
I love Star Wars, I love Mel Brooks, for some reason I have never found Spaceballs funny! I just think it’s dumb, but everyone else likes it so I guess I must be wrong.
RIP 🪦 Richard Lewis! So glad he got to finish Curb Your Enthusiasm before he died!
This was definitely his best movie role that I'd ever seen.
Also, R.I.P.
Issac Hayes, Dom Deluise and Roger Rees
10:17 Blinkin: "A _Jew? Here?"_
Rabbi Tuckman: "Shalon."
The Patriot missile system is a guided weapon that is used to shoot down enemy missiles in flight. the Patriot arrow is also guided.
Fun fact: Matthew Porretta who plays Will Scarlet in this movie, also played the role of Robin Hood in the TV series "The New Adventures of Robin Hood"
I actually really loved that TV show...that and The New Adventures od Sinbad
@@EvikaCZ yeah me too!
They've had some coffee....strong coffee.... 😉😉
Tien and Hela are made from pure energy
@@marcanthony7020 ... The Force is strong in them.
Thee laughed so long and so hard her cheek jowls seem to be sore, you all look fabulous
Love what you've done with the hair Lang.
Thank you thank you
The HangMan is the Same HangMan that was in Blazing Saddles🎉
Nice - I didn't catch that!
Every time they watch a comedy, I love to see the girl in the middle genuinely laughing non-stop 😂😂
So funny. Adorable in glasses.
The line "Unlike other Robin Hoods, I can speak with an English accent" was poking fun at Kevin Costner, who was criticized for not speaking with an English accent in his portrayal of Robin Hood in "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves"
yep and I think read somewhere that the poor guy was prompted by the director not to use an English accent for some reason at the protest of the actor. I believe he wanted to but the director said nope.
To this day I refuse to watch that movie because I don’t want to see Robin Hood with an American accent! And I’m American!
@@seanstinchfield-mp2xm It isn't a bad movie. No need to watch it if you've watched Men in Tights though IMHO.
@@seanstinchfield-mp2xm I'm American too, and I totally agree. Some parts just call for an English accent.
Maybe it's better that he didn't try to use an English accent. I can't help but think of Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder in Bram Stoker's Dracula.
28:39
"It's Like In Football Games?"
Yes, Tien, specifically, this motion is used at football games for Florida State University
The shadow puppets had me rolling on the floor just hearing Tien laugh. Keep up the good work Ladies. Love all the reactions.
Loved the energy at the start of the show and you keept it going all the way.
"You cross the street without the zebra" is exactly how I'm answering that question from now on.
Fun Fact: the guy who played Will he ended up playing Robin Hood on a TV Show.
Oh, right... I remember that TV-show.
Lan's voice is super cute 😍🤗
I saw your Robin Hood Prince of Thieves reaction and you did a great one. You have me laughing like crazy here even though I have seen it many times. 😊😊. You are all looking great👍
Mel Brooks told a story about how Richard Rees, the Sheriff of Rottingham, couldn't keep a straight face and kept messing up in the scene where Robin shows up at the first banquet/feast and he has that long line about killing an pig/boar in the king's forest. They had to keep reshooting it because Reese could never get through the whole bit with him saying it in the wrong order without laughing, messing up, etc.
Whoever is choosing the line up is doing great. Love the connection with this and the other Robin Hood.
27:58 Twain is an old English way of saying "two". To split something in two, means to split it into two pieces.
I'm glad you reacted to this one now. Tien, cute in glasses😊 Hella cute as always. Lan a welcome adition. I have watched this movie at least 10 times but enjoyed it espacially with you guys. 😊😊❤
Good evening from Finland. You are the best. I always watch your reactions. So real reactions, so beautiful, also having feelings, when it is time. So touching. With respect, Petri Hiekkanen.
The "chop" was a nod to the Atlanta Braves and the Toronto Blue Jays world series matches for the MLB. FYI I am Canadian and I did cheer for the blue Jays back then, when they won the world series back to back :)) you girls are super cute and you do a great job at reviewing these movies. hope to see more great reactions like this one in the future. Take care and be well :) o/
I was laughing so hard at 26:20. She knew exactly what that meant!😂😂😂😂
Fantastic, Well done Ladies, love the comedy ones!!!💜
HeyLadies!!! Glad Yall'r in Great Spirits you'll definitely Enjoy This!!! ,,,Yall Look Fabulous!!!🥰
This is one of my son and I's favorite movie. I was about his age when it came out and saw it in Theaters. So glad I can share it with him and see you enjoy it as well.
Hey Hella 🧋 Tien 🌸 Lan 🍓
First time I see u 3 in one reaction,🙌🏻
Hella ran in to a food cart ,🤭 so cute I like the style 🤩
Thx for this reaction, I have not watched this movie in years
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Mel Brooks is the king of Parodies. I highly recommend all his movies, but you got to watch Blazing Saddles next. That’s the reference Achoo makes at the end when he comes sharif “a black Sheriff”
Achoo “why not it worked on blazing saddles.”
Blazing saddles, Robin Hood men in tights, and Space Balls are my and probably most peoples favorite Mel Brooks films. But unlike I said before every Brooks movie is hilarious.
I literally said "I hope it's worth the noise" last week.
Since you have watched "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" and "Robin Hood: Men in Tights", I recommend watching "The Adventures of Robin Hood"(1938) from which Men in Tights also takes inspiration from and makes an homage to.
Cuteness-Level is over 9000! 😍
Spaceballs next please. 😊
Btw. Mell Brooks is a comedy legend.
17:45 Challenge to a duel! Slapping another man's face with a glove, thereby demanding a duel of honor, is a popular myth.
European nobles did call out opponents to a duel, but did so in formal writing.
Swords were used, but when firearms were invented, pistols were used often.
Duels were usually not to the death. Drawing blood was often sufficient to win one's "Honor", but some demanded duels to the death.
My favorite is the pretty one. No, not that pretty one, the other pretty one. No, not that pretty one either ... the other pretty one.
It's a pretty tough choice, eh?
For me, at this point, they would all have to turn around for a sudden death butt contest.
"no ding ding without the wedding ring" is one of the dumbest and best lines in movie history.
Very nice that you're on to Mel Brooks' movies! The man is a comedic genius for sure. My favourite of his is "Young Frankenstein", but I hope you get to plenty of others, like "Spaceballs", "The Producers", and, of course, "Blazing Saddles."
Hella is so awesome. I love the food hair pins. you all look anime AF.
Cool hair ornaments.
Who knew that Chi was the lynchpin of this channel being serious? Girls went crazy with the opening!
I knew. It's been obvious from the beginning.
They need a bigger couch so that all four can watch from time to time.....
I love this channel! And your other channel as well!
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"They could have called the locksmith from the beginning!"
Oh sure, I bet you think Frodo and Sam could have just ridden on the eagles to get to Mount Doom as well.
I'm happy that at least one of you has seen Robin Hood Prince of Thieves.
28:38 Tien is actually right. The Tomahawk Chop is a traditional chant that fans do at Florida State Seminole football games and Atlanta Braves baseball games.
Your command of the English language never ceases to amaze me. You ladies caught gags that many Americans would have missed. On a darker note, many highborn ladies in the middle ages were forced to wear chastity belts especially while their husbands were gone for long periods of time. As you three correctly surmised, they were very unsanitary. The had a small hole in the front for urine and menstrual blood and a larger hole in the back for feces.
The guy who played Robbin Hood in the movie is also in the movie the Princess Bride
The Princess bride next. It’s sooo good
great reaction ladies and you all look so gorgeous!!
One of my old favourites 🙋🏼♀️ Glad you liked it too!
Always great reactions thanks!
MEL BROOKS in the house...! :D
Since you asked for Comedy films to react to, here's a few great ones;
The Princess Bride (1988) If you liked the lead actor of Robin Hood Men in Tights (Cary Elwes), He is also the lead actor of this comedy fantasy romance adventure, it's a classic, you would all love it.
Zoolander (2001) (From the director and star of Tropic Thunder)
There's Something About Mary (1998) (From the directors of Dumb and Dumber)
School of Rock (2003)
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1998) (and it's 2 sequels)
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)
The Nutty Professor (1996) (From the director of Liar Liar, Bruce Almighty and Ace Ventura 1)
Groundhog Day (1993)
Bowfinger (1999)
Galaxy Quest (1999) (This film is similar to Spaceballs, it's a sci-fi spoof)
Wet Hot American Summer (2001)
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)
A Fish Called Wanda (1988)
The Blues Brothers (1980) (A very musical comedy)
Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny (2006) (Another musical comedy)
Clue (1985) (A mystery comedy)
Spy (2015) (An action comedy but still very funny)
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Rush Hour (1998) (Also an action comedy)
The Birdcage (1996)
Game Night (2018)
American Pie (1999) (and it's theatrical sequels, American Pie 2, American Wedding and American Reunion)
The Cable Guy (1996)
21 Jump Street (2012) (And it's sequel 22 Jump Street)
All of these films are silly comedies that will have you laughing, there are tons of classic western comedies out there and I can't wait for you to watch them, also consider doing other Mel Brooks movies such as Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein and continuing The Naked Gun movies, thank you for putting out so many great reactions!
You must watch The Princess Bride! Cary Elwes (who plays Robin in this film) also plays the lead in that film, I'm sure you will love it!
"A Black Sheriff???" is a reference to another Mel Brooks film, "Blazing Saddles". A comedy you should also check out.
"Transylvania Twist" from 1989 is a funny comedy movie with lots of references to other films. The parts you like the best, you can then watch the movies that part was referencing.
I love this movie.
I'm glad you ladies watched it.
It was a really good reaction video.
love your guys reactions great vid
Another funny movie like this is called Top Secret starring Val Kilmer
The Rabbi in the Woods is MEL BROOKS
😅The girl on tne right has a tiny soft drink cup in her hair😊
It's a boba drink, not softdrink.
White Men Can't Jump is a movie with Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, another comedy, I think you'd like it. Really enjoyed your reactions and nice to see the family is growing. Looking forward to the next one.
Im always here for the cuties aka you ladies and parody comedies❤
Latrine theWitch is played by Tracey Ullman who is a truly gifted comedian singer producer actress writer & director,,,had a great tv variety show in the early 80's w/a cartoon short(maybe 4mins total per episode) that would grow to impact the World,,,i refer to none other than...The Simpsons!!!🎉
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I'm surprised they didn't notice the "Three Wise Prisoners."
...there all in pink and they all look so damn cute....cuteness overload
Comedy recommendation:
"There's Something About Mary," same director as Dumb and Dumber.
Mel Brooks does another spoof like this called "Dracula: Dead and Loving It" that's really good too. However you should watch "Bram Stoker's Dracula" first since it's mainly spoofing that.
"A horse can carry 3?" That is a draft horse they were riding a heavy breed of horse mostly for plowling
You should watch "Ordinary People" (1980). It is a classic drama and won many Academy Awards including Best Picture. Your subscribers would love seeing this often overlooked classic.
Watching Robin Hood is fun to watch I enjoy it with you ladies
Beautiful as always Ladies,Hair decorations are the best.Gorgeus in Pink.
The punishment for John was awesome too
"The chop" is something you see at Florida State University football games.
😎👍 I checked out your "Asian Angels" channel and noticed that you've watched a handful of "South Park" episodes. I just thought you might like to know that the actor who plays "Asneeze" in this (Isaac Hayes) is also the voice of "Chef."
Robin Hood was also Jerry in Liar Liar.
36:18 "It's not the right key."
Well, that's a curious point to consider. I mean, just how long has that lock been closed? This was the 12th century. Locks were not typically made to last. Consider that in light of the damage the Sheriff probably did with the jackhammer.
Not to mention getting the lock wet...
@@jamescurfman3284 Oh! Goodness. Yes. That, too.
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Wonderful as always! Some of the English is Old English, like "cut in twain", and isn't used anymore.
Hela saying how silly it is while she's wearing a tiny replica soft drink cup is pretty funny.
The belt is a chastity belt -- meant to keep women from having sex, and was an actual thing (actually you can still buy modern versions online).
The cutting thing is a Jewish tradition where the foreskin of the penis gets cut off, usually as a baby. This still happens.
Movie recommendations:
Highlander (1986)
Dances with Wolves (1990)
The Blues Brothers (1980)
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989)
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004)
“He deered to kill a king’s dare”
I just realised after so many years that Blinkin was the same guy from Frankenstein General Hospital.
Ever heard of ''The Princess Bride'' ? Same main guy, not as silly, but still an excellent olde fantasy movie. Highly recommended.
I forgot Isaac Hayes was in this! His old soul music is legendary!
The guy holding the lizard was doing a parody of The Godfather (good movie). The guy with all the arrow medals was doing a parody of the Godfather's hit man, Luca Brazzi. The third guy that didn't talk was doing a parody of Clint Eastwood in his 60s westerns.
I always wondered if the 12th Century Fox was also meant to be a nod to Disney's Animated Robin Hood
The best Robin Hood movie.
Did we have Spaceballs already?