Fun fact Richard Pryor was supposed to play the Sheriff. He was writer for this movie & didn’t turn up for work as he woke up in another state not knowing how he got there 🤣 So Richard Pryor.
I remember me and my father watching this the first time one night. My dad was flipping through the channels, and we started watching this. I was a kid, probably 16 or 17. When this scene came up, we laughed so damn much. Crying, whimpering and everything. I'll never forget it.
That actor also played the patient in the movie "Cold Turkey", about the effects of a small town's pledge to stop smoking for a month. The guy is on the operating table, and his surgeon ALWAYS smokes before beginning a procedure, to calm his nerves. "For God's sake, let 'im SMOKE!" the patient cries. Saw that when I was a kid, never forgot it.
TheYasdonaught it’s a play on words: he’s saying he’s offering a laurel (wreath) and a hearty handshake in welcome, but because of his phrasing of it he’s also referencing Laurel and Hardy (the comedians)
It was once said to me, if you’re going to offend a group of people, make sure you offend everybody, or no one at all. Mel Brooks, the consummate comedian of the 20th century!
I saw it on its original release THREE TIMES in Three different theaters (twice in NW Indiana, once in the Baltimore area), all in 1974. No matter what the size, racial make-up, etc of the audience, we all HOWLED with laughter throughout. So glad (and surprised) to see that "Blazing Saddles" is still around, and is regarded as the classic comedy that it is.
In case no one gets it, it's also a meta joke that turns the standard non-diegetic film score into a diegetic sound. What you think the main character can’t hear, turns out he actually can.
@@nhmooytis7058 Not a joke. Mel Brooks made meta jokes in all his movies. (For example: Dark Helmet walking into the camera or saying they're still making the movie, etc.) If that makes you a D'd loser (whatever that means) in your eyes, you only have yourself to feel sorry for.
@@EmpyreanLightASMR people who have yo analyze and deconstruct comedy and use pretentiousness jargon need to rent a life, incel. Go back to your ASMR (pronounced ass smear)
Cleavon Little was a brilliant actor and individual who graduated from San Diego State University and received a scholarship to the Julliard school, American Academy of Dramatic Art. He would have NEVER signed on to a movie that made sport of blacks, period. He did it because this movie had an anti-racist theme. He was absolutely great in "Vanishing Point" (the original film) as Super Soul, the psychic disc jockey. If you haven't seen it, you haven't seen great acting. Sadly he died young at 53 from cancer. Rest in peace Mr. Little. You were a great one !!
@@darkhorse1797 Thank you. Was always a big fan of him. You might remember him as a burglar in an episode of "All in the Family". Was funny beyond belief.
One of a million in the movie!!! CANDY GRAM FOR MONGO, CANDY GRAM FOR MONGO. ME MONGO, SIGN HERE PLEASE. LOONEY TOONS THEME, THEN. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM. ALWAYS LAUGH!!!!!
Just once I want this to happen in a Rockstar Red Dead Redemption...just be riding out into the middle of nowhere in the desert and all of a sudden come across a full piece orchestral band just playing some jazzy sound away
In my trade we use wedges to attach rails to the ceiling and when someone asked “have you any spare wedges “. I’d say “wedges! We don’t need no stinking wedges,”. I think most of my fellow tradesmen thought me bonkers!
western scene: unfortunate carnage everybody did shoot everybody in an act of enraged acting, just after an unfortunate lie of " Wait till I Whip this out" was overheard. "Excuse me while I whip this out," was the scripted line.
Great scene. But, my favorite is still Gene Wilder explaining sheriff Bart how these are just simple folk, salt of the earth, the common clay….you know….morons. 🤣 gets me every time.
@@s.sestric9929 funny how triggered people get over that. They act like its a supremacist message wherever it appears and thats kind of the point. The fact people get so worked up proves their is a growing movement where people are saying its NOT ok to be white.
I recall my father taking me to the movie theater to see this for my birthday. Probably the last movie he saw in a theater was an Andy Hardy picture. I thought that poor man nearly crapped his pants and died laughing when he saw that scene. It's one of the best memories of my father.
Whenever I find a dime, I know it's my dad reminding me of our favorite scene, the toll bridge. "Someone's gonna have to go back and get shit load of dimes"
The bit with Gabby Johnson and the church bell will never NOT make me laugh. I'm having one of the worst days of my life today, an emotional wreck clicking through RUclips to forget about life for a while, and this part still makes me LOL. Thank goodness for comedy...
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Tom Sawyer has been banned in some libraries and schools due to the n word. People don't watch it they just hear it has the n word and it has to go. No one should watch it. If you don't believe they exist you are sadly mistaken. Much is disappearing because facts are somehow offensive to some wven though it has no impact on them but to tell the truth of history as far as the truth us allowed into it. Sorry but a lot of people would like to see this movie go and it is a damn shame. This clip won't last I guarantee it.
My Dad was a “ Big Band drummer” & worked with some of the “Best” but I NEVER seen my Father LAUGH SO Hard the 1st time he seen this movie & when Count Basie showed up on the Screen. I will NEVER FORGET THAT.
I remember my dad mentioning this movie. I got the DVD as a present for him, because the TV version cuts out the best lines. We sat and watched it together, and it was hilarious. So glad my dad introduced me to Mel Brooks.
And soon, when DVD’s are totally antiquated and streaming is the only way to see movies, all “Objectionable” words will be removed and there will be no way to see them in their original form.
@@boataxe4605 except, thats not the case.... They said that physical music media would die out, and while its certainly not what it was, there are ALOT of places now to go and get records, of all things.
I’m happy that this is unedited. It shows how we as people can have assumptions about other people based on the color of their skin. The Sheriff wins over the whole town, gets them to work with him, and help. They all do it working together!
David Huddleston putting his hat over Harriet Van Johnson’s face is a classic bit of comedic blocking...I wonder if he was directed to do that or just did it instinctively
@@markhager2216 I love how he grabbed her and pulled her towards him as if to protect her as the sheriff walks up. Horrible but funny at the same time.
The greatest Comedy EVER made thank you Mel Brooks! Clevon Little, Gene Willy Wonka Frankenstein Wilder, Richard Pryor, Madeline Kahn I don't have time time to track down everybody! you guys were greats! The best! thank you all!
The absolute comedic genius of this movie is incredible. Never before, or since, has a single movie attacked and made light of virtually every sensibility on Earth. Brilliant. Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder were tremendous together.
@@DTheAustralian This. Exactly this. It makes me laugh when people say "I couldn't imagine this movie being made today!" because it is quite literally a black guy fighting the white, racist establishment and winning. Admittedly, most comedians these days would probably screw up the writing trying to do too much or not enough with it, but that's just finding the right talent to write a masterpiece.
"...As your spiritual leader, I implore you to listen to this good book and what it has to Say! (BLAM!!) ...Son you're on your own." ... God I love Mel Brooks.
I was one of the very first to watch this movie. It was not advertised as a satire. Everyone was expecting a straight western. I saw it at the old MacArthur Theater in DC, which seated 1000 or even 2000. It was packed. Witnessing that number of shocked people suddenly go hysterical at the unexpected opening scene was an experience unlike any other I've ever had.
Mel Brooks is one of the most brilliant writers ever. He has the unique talent of sending a profound message through comedy in subtle ways. Many viewers misinterpret this movie as political incorrectness.
@SuperCapt1701 Pryor was the one who wrote, and insisted on, the use of the word "n*ggers" in the script because he thought it was more poignant, shocking and would draw the most laughs .
This was my grandfather's favorite movie. It's my dad's favorite movie and it is my favorite movie. Thanks Mel Brooks for bringing three generations together, over offending absolutely everyone
I can still remember the night I saw this movie in the cinema. Don't think I've been in a theater since with such uproarious laughter. Young Frankenstein may have come close.
This here is proof of what the internet does. Cuts a bad thing out of a totally harmless thing. This movie is beyond hilarious. It's a comedy treasure.
i was a projectionist for 20yrs, sad to say i actually went to see this more than once on my days off,hysterical to say the least,they dont make em,like they used to,they daren't! Brooks films were outrageously funny
I remember watching the first trailer for 'Blazing Saddles'. I thought it was a common comedy film along the lines of 'It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World', but I couldn't have been more wrong. Once I saw the film, and got over the initial shock of the frankness of the in-your-face dialogue, I laughed so hard that I saw it again. Great, great film that reminds me that good comedy can at times better communicate difficult subject matter and that once in a while it's okay to laugh at yourself.
@Kevin N *People Of Rockridge: AAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* [Stop As Soon As They See He's Drawn Out A Vow] Oh... *Bart:* [Reads] _"By The Power Vested In Me By The Honourable __#WilliamJLePetomane__..."_ [CHIK-CHIK!] Get Ready To Hold Your Ears, Folks 'Cos When You Hear That Sound, It Means Only 1 Thing: *It's Showtime* !
Truly an astonishing movie and one of my childhood favorites. An incredible cast with impeccable timing and grace who present a perfect anti-racism tone without being preachy. This movie would never be allowed today by the risk averse studios, but thank goodness Mel made it. Cleavon who I would normally have thought of as a serious actor just nails the comedy demonstrating his incredible range and skill. Gene of course is perfect as always, demonstrating perfect comedic timing along with warmth.
That's the thing. We don't need to. This is satirizing whitewashed Westerns, showing an admittey ridiculous, but more realistic version of the West as a whole. At the time, what was made was bland westerns with little violence, no blood, black-and-white villains. The point of this was to show how they were ridiculous, how bland and uninspired. And it did it well. Nobody could make this today because we don't have that anymore. These days, westerns are always gritty.
Whoopi Goldberg defended the film and said that it could be made today because it's an actually funny movie that laughs at racism instead of being racist.
I have this on DVD. One of the best most funniest fun films ever. Got to watch it more than once to even get some of the Gags. And Gene Wilder was so good in it as the drunk gunslinger, tears in my eyes.
Richard Pryor was one of the main screenwriters for this movie. It caused such a firestorm when it first came out. They just saw some of the scenes and assumed it was going to be totally racist.
IslandGirl 9152, Richard Pryor was supposed to star in the movie, but Warner Bros. said they would pull their financing. Hence, Cleavon Little as Bart.
Mel stated in an interveiw that this picture kicks "prejudice" right in the crotch. Bravo Mel! This Movie veiwed unedited is still just as fresh as the first time it came out. I was in high school....now I'm 65, bwah-hah-ha! Thanks Mel!
Darrin Baker Actually the real reason why Richard Pryor Did not play the part was this was during a time when he was heavily using drugs and became very on reliable to show up on the set and perform. But still with Incredible comedic talent they kept them on as one of the writers and contributed so much. This was documented When they made the making of blazing saddles and interviewed Mel Brooks.
mel wanted Pryor as the sheriff and john wayne as the part gene wilder got. that part was not a funny part until Wayne refused because, although he laughed at the lines, he felt it would hurt his wholesome on screen image. mel's second choice had been battling alcoholism for years and , basically died during one of his first scenes. Wilder was an emergency last minute replacement and Mel new Wilder wouldn't work as a straight, tough guy. Pryor was rejected by the studio for too much sex ,drugs and rock and roll. the only real firestorm was from the studio, not the public. back then, people accepted race jokes if done properly. in this case, the scene started as racist towards blacks but ended as showing the racists as really stupid. so, it balanced out. the studio tried to change some scenes, remove some jokes, but because of the contract Mel had, they couldn't. only thing they could do was refuse to release it, which they tried, but Mel did private screenings and the response was so positive, they had to release it. the one Joke Mel could not keep in was when the dancer was in the dark with the sheriff and asking if it was true about black men, then you hear a zipper and she says, it's true!. the line that followed was, that's my arm you are sucking on.
Thank you for posting this! This is certainly one of the greatest movies of our lifetime, if not the greatest. It’s just as funny today as the day it was released. It’s a real pick me up.
Gabby: Hey! The sheriff is a n(CLANG)! Harriet: What did he say? Dr. Samuel: The sheriff is near! Gabby: No, gone blame it dang blammit! The Sherfiff is a n(CLANG)!
I still and will always think that "'Scuse me while I whip dis out'" is the funniest damn line in any movie of all time. These five minutes are proof of why this film is hands-down the funniest ever made.
‘A few years ago I was telling a black coworker about this movie, and when he told me he had never heard of it, I let him borrow my DVD. When he gave it back to me, he told me that he had never laughed so hard in his life, and this clip was his favorite part of the whole movie, especially with the “whip this out” part.’
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂god I love my dad. He made my childhood so epic. We lived in the hood and this movie was loved in every house on the block. We all watched it together as kids and would just die laughing our little heads off.
It's still absolutely hysterical to this day. It has not aged. Some older humor doesn't work anymore. This still works and is one of the two funniest movies ever!!!
"The sheriff is near!" This movie is as great now as it was way back then.
No, godblamit, dangblemit! The sheriff is a ne[BONG]!
Jack Starrett
@@david2869 that was some authentic frontier jibberish
I’m away to watch it again
it certainly is
Son youre on your own
That line delivery kills me every time
When someone says something particularly stupid & gets a "WHAT?" reaction from his wife,"Son,you're on your own" is my go-to response.
My dad stills says that to me.
“I’m leaving.”
Everyone forgot he was the man in poltergeist.
The shot through the Bible! 😂
"Excuse me while I whip this out," was my opening line at office meetings for years.
But how many women screamed?
You weren't a gynecologist were you?!
Before you got fired?
@@Valstein0
I owned the company....
That line gets me every time
"Nothing is off-limits, a comedian can say whatever they want - but it better be funny.”
Richard Pryor
He was actually one of the writers of this movie!
@@hmdwgfThat explains so much.
Fun fact Richard Pryor was supposed to play the Sheriff. He was writer for this movie & didn’t turn up for work as he woke up in another state not knowing how he got there 🤣 So Richard Pryor.
That’s a great quote
That's correct Pryor...... godblamit, dangblemit
The Gucci saddlebag is a nice touch
I didn't know that! Good eye!
Yes
It was ... this was Mel Brooks’ pinnacle ... using all forms of comedy.
Count Basie Orchestra was another great moment.
@@pheenix42, same here.
@@w9gb I remember watching a trailer,where the old lady is getting punched in the guts. I had to see!!
Count Basie and his orchestra playing “April in Paris” in the motherlovin’ desert...classic.
Timeless classic. That gesture tho...💖
I remember Jazz Band in High School, one of the 1st songs we ever learned. Was fucking awesome!
🌵🌵💃🕺🌵🌵💃🕺🌵🌵🌵
no joke was too bizarre for Mel Brooks. And Basie, as always, played perfectly.
And riding on a Gucci saddle. Fantastic!
I love how he "rehearses" his speech, yet still reads off the paper when he arrives, lol.
Deadpool Well, after all he is the honorary chairman of the welcoming committee!
"Excuse me while I whip this out"
Covering their eyes and gasping!!!! Then a collective sigh of relief/disappointment?
LOL🤣🤣
and reads it wrong
Plus an Ode to the great Laurel and Hardy
😆
@@ronaldmoore9941 I thought I was the only one that caught that.
I remember me and my father watching this the first time one night. My dad was flipping through the channels, and we started watching this. I was a kid, probably 16 or 17. When this scene came up, we laughed so damn much. Crying, whimpering and everything. I'll never forget it.
if someone was to ask me what was the greatest comedy scene of all time in all movies, THIS would be it.
Had almost the exact same experience with my dad when I was about 12. Tears rolling down our faces. One of my happiest memories.
I hope you didn't watch it when it was on commercial TV, They had over 50 percent of the jokes cut out!
@@willyjoerockhead Yep.
Great Memories! I remember those days 50 years ago. RIP Dad and Mom...
"Son, you're on your own."
Good line to use when somebody's line of reasoning starts going off the rails.
That actor also played the patient in the movie "Cold Turkey", about the effects of a small town's pledge to stop smoking for a month. The guy is on the operating table, and his surgeon ALWAYS smokes before beginning a procedure, to calm his nerves. "For God's sake, let 'im SMOKE!" the patient cries. Saw that when I was a kid, never forgot it.
@@doughesson
To be honest, most of us would say that line if someone intentionally shot in our direction.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@50zcarsman he was also the judge at the end of "What's Up Doc"? ❤
I love that he pulls the “welcome sheriff” sign back down before walking on the stage lmaooo xD
Why?
You seriously asked the question “Why?
Yeah, I’m too busy shaking my head to answer that one.
@@pornsakpongthong1092because you touch yourself at night. That’s why.
@@pornsakpongthong1092are you a ladyboy? That sounds like a ladyboy name. 😂
@anb7408 what heart?
"Isn't anybody gonna help that poor man?"
- Hush, Harriet, that's a sure way to get him killed!"
*HAHAHA!*
Best ever
Your'e never going to forget that line, I haven't and I saw this Movie in the 70s. Hahahakaja
I remember absolutely LAUGHING MY ASS OFF in the cinema when this came out!
And the great character actors play it _100% straight!_ That's what I love; and why this is one of the GOATs
This movie clowns the whites at every turn.
This scene in Blazing Saddles is one of the greatest scenes in all of movie history!!!!!
Agree
💘 this📽️🎞️🎥🇺🇸
“He’s not bluffing!” gets me every time😂
He’s so serious, he sells it beautifully.
the “‘Laurel and Hardy’ handshake” is a severely underrated line
Just one of the many that have gone right over so many peoples heads over the years. Brooks was a genius.
Explain please
TheYasdonaught it’s a play on words: he’s saying he’s offering a laurel (wreath) and a hearty handshake in welcome, but because of his phrasing of it he’s also referencing Laurel and Hardy (the comedians)
@@abbakarenina oh. That's clever
Holy crap I literally never noticed that lol. Most brilliant works always have you finding new bits even though you've seen it a hundred times.
It was once said to me, if you’re going to offend a group of people, make sure you offend everybody, or no one at all. Mel Brooks, the consummate comedian of the 20th century!
I certainly try
@@LowBudgetKiwi This is why i have no friends.
Hahahka ja some body has to go back and get a shit load of dimes. Priceless
@aDBo'Ch 1 Have a nice day!
why didn’t the brainless libs go after this gem yet?
I saw it on its original release THREE TIMES in Three different theaters (twice in NW Indiana, once in the Baltimore area), all in 1974. No matter what the size, racial make-up, etc of the audience, we all HOWLED with laughter throughout. So glad (and surprised) to see that "Blazing Saddles" is still around, and is regarded as the classic comedy that it is.
Count Bassie and his orchestra randomly parked out in the desert is one of my favourite cameos ever.
April in Paris!
In case no one gets it, it's also a meta joke that turns the standard non-diegetic film score into a diegetic sound. What you think the main character can’t hear, turns out he actually can.
@@EmpyreanLightASMR better be a joke or you’re a total small D’d loser.
@@nhmooytis7058 Not a joke. Mel Brooks made meta jokes in all his movies. (For example: Dark Helmet walking into the camera or saying they're still making the movie, etc.) If that makes you a D'd loser (whatever that means) in your eyes, you only have yourself to feel sorry for.
@@EmpyreanLightASMR people who have yo analyze and deconstruct comedy and use pretentiousness jargon need to rent a life, incel. Go back to your ASMR (pronounced ass smear)
Cleavon Little was a brilliant actor and individual who graduated from San Diego State University and received a scholarship to the Julliard school, American Academy of Dramatic Art. He would have NEVER signed on to a movie that made sport of blacks, period. He did it because this movie had an anti-racist theme. He was absolutely great in "Vanishing Point" (the original film) as Super Soul, the psychic disc jockey. If you haven't seen it, you haven't seen great acting. Sadly he died young at 53 from cancer. Rest in peace Mr. Little. You were a great one !!
Good point..and thank you for the information about Cleavon Little wow only 53 that's too bad
@@darkhorse1797 Thank you. Was always a big fan of him. You might remember him as a burglar in an episode of "All in the Family". Was funny beyond belief.
He was GREAT!!! And yes, he died TO DAMN YOUNG!!!
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And, to tell a family secret, his grandmother was Dutch.
"scuse me while I whip this out!" Classic line from this laugh out loud funny classic!
@Victor Valencia never noticed that until now
🤣🤣🤣
Your like only the third one to say that.
I'm crying
One of a million in the movie!!! CANDY GRAM FOR MONGO, CANDY GRAM FOR MONGO. ME MONGO, SIGN HERE PLEASE. LOONEY TOONS THEME, THEN. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM. ALWAYS LAUGH!!!!!
Just once I want this to happen in a Rockstar Red Dead Redemption...just be riding out into the middle of nowhere in the desert and all of a sudden come across a full piece orchestral band just playing some jazzy sound away
This film is far the best comedy in the world, well done Mel Brooks. Badges we don't need no stinking badges.
In my trade we use wedges to attach rails to the ceiling and when someone asked “have you any spare wedges “. I’d say “wedges! We don’t need no stinking wedges,”. I think most of my fellow tradesmen thought me bonkers!
Richard Pryor’s comedic writing with Mel Brookes is just amazing
according to Brooks "Mungo" was ALSO Richard Pryor's idea.
@@louisliu5638 gotta love that man!! Mungo was priceless.
@@peterargiros8952 he was an all-star in NFL too
@@louisliu5638 Don't know. Mongo only pawn in game of life.
Dude was such a talented actor. Not many people could have pulled that scene off. I can't even imagine this movie being made today.
Truth
You can..
It was supposed to go to Richard Pryor..who could of pulled it off just as well.
western scene: unfortunate carnage everybody did shoot everybody in an act of enraged acting, just after an unfortunate lie of " Wait till I Whip this out" was overheard. "Excuse me while I whip this out," was the scripted line.
QT made Django, not a comedy but very racial indeed and he pulled it off. People need to look at themselves and lighten up I think.
Great scene. But, my favorite is still Gene Wilder explaining sheriff Bart how these are just simple folk, salt of the earth, the common clay….you know….morons. 🤣 gets me every time.
That last part ("you know - morons") was ad-libbed by Gene Wilder. Cleavon Little wasn't expecting it, and broke up laughing.
The town of inbred "Johnsons "
I laugh every time.....one of the better scenes.....film is a masterpiece!!!
Too many brilliant lines in this movie to single out one
@@JugSouthgate I'm so happy this was confirmed lol i love that part because of the laugh
"What do you like to do?"
"I don't know... play chess... screw..."
"Let's play chess."
@Good Ol'boy No one ever said it wasn't. Ever.
You are not a victim.
Probably my favorite line from this movie.
😂🤣😂🤣
@@s.sestric9929 funny how triggered people get over that. They act like its a supremacist message wherever it appears and thats kind of the point. The fact people get so worked up proves their is a growing movement where people are saying its NOT ok to be white.
THIS GUY HAS SEEN THE MOVIE EVERYBODY! THIS GUYS HAS SEEN THE MOVIE!!!
I recall my father taking me to the movie theater to see this for my birthday. Probably the last movie he saw in a theater was an Andy Hardy picture. I thought that poor man nearly crapped his pants and died laughing when he saw that scene. It's one of the best memories of my father.
Aww
This was one of my absolute favorite movies to watch with my late mother. Hysterical laughter every time
Whenever I find a dime, I know it's my dad reminding me of our favorite scene, the toll bridge. "Someone's gonna have to go back and get shit load of dimes"
The bit with Gabby Johnson and the church bell will never NOT make me laugh. I'm having one of the worst days of my life today, an emotional wreck clicking through RUclips to forget about life for a while, and this part still makes me LOL. Thank goodness for comedy...
Then you must be having one really shitty day.
You're not a Lone....;-)
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Adam Lone hang in there adam
Just forwarded this onto my son.
My favourite scene and I’m black . 😂
Saw this movie with my late father and brother in theater. Audience was laughing hysterically throughout movie. Movie has not lost a thing over time.
My favourite movie of all time. I got the 40 year special dvd of it.
Slim Pickins "F**k you, I work for Mel Brooks."
Always loved that line
Piss on you but yeah still a great line
"That was a $400 hand-cart"!
So do I’
We didn’t hear the F word every other time something was said back less than 50 years ago. And boy was it nice.
The dancers when the tough cowboy punches Dom Delouise (Bunny). "He just punched Bunny! Come on girls!"
I've never seen a single person be offended by this movie, but I've seen thousands of comments about how supposedly everyone today is offended.
Fuck em!
Exactly
Tom Sawyer has been banned in some libraries and schools due to the n word. People don't watch it they just hear it has the n word and it has to go. No one should watch it. If you don't believe they exist you are sadly mistaken. Much is disappearing because facts are somehow offensive to some wven though it has no impact on them but to tell the truth of history as far as the truth us allowed into it. Sorry but a lot of people would like to see this movie go and it is a damn shame. This clip won't last I guarantee it.
no one is offended, except by the same lame comment 1000 times
Thats because you Johnsons are the ones making a stink about it.
"What did he say?"
"The sheriff is near!"😆
@Just Stuff NO [Says Something] THE SHERIFF IS A [GONG!]
"The Sheriff is a 2:45"
My Dad was a “ Big Band drummer” & worked with some of the “Best” but I NEVER seen my Father LAUGH SO Hard the 1st time he seen this movie & when Count Basie showed up on the Screen. I will NEVER FORGET THAT.
Aww
That’s an awesome memory.
@@NoahSpurrier no it isn't
The reason why this movie was so damn funny was because of the clever mind of Mel Brooks, a few have come close but no one else has done it this well.
Never will a movie like this be made again.....
No one now is nearly talented enough to make a movie like this anymore.
Eddie Murphy
Scott Steven so sad
@@garyjohnson7626 idject
@@garyjohnson7626 and no is not a miss spelling! Ya idject
When first released (‘70’s?) I saw Blazing Saddles 4 consecutive weekends with 4 different dates! Still my favorite movie of all time!
best damn comedy movie ever made!
Beeswax N Such oh no space balls crushed this
Not exactly, but pretty damn close. 😆📀
One of the top 5 for sure
By a wide margin.
Mel Brooks would agree.
Way back in the day, I just about died laughing in the cinema when this came out....
tm502010 ME TOO. "HEP ME"
My Dad took me to see this in the Theater, I laughed so hard, especially the camp fire scene.
I remember my dad mentioning this movie. I got the DVD as a present for him, because the TV version cuts out the best lines. We sat and watched it together, and it was hilarious. So glad my dad introduced me to Mel Brooks.
And soon, when DVD’s are totally antiquated and streaming is the only way to see movies, all “Objectionable” words will be removed and there will be no way to see them in their original form.
POWERGLOVE KilleDX I agree with your sentiment, but the writing is on the wall, physical media will sadly be obsolete in the very near future.
@@boataxe4605 I'm buying the Blu Ray version and locking it in a safe
@@boataxe4605 except, thats not the case.... They said that physical music media would die out, and while its certainly not what it was, there are ALOT of places now to go and get records, of all things.
The bell 🔔 interruption is hilarious this is my favorite Mel brooks movie the man is a genius 🤣 😂 😄
Town of inbred "Johnsons "
I’m happy that this is unedited. It shows how we as people can have assumptions about other people based on the color of their skin. The Sheriff wins over the whole town, gets them to work with him, and help. They all do it working together!
Not even Obama could organize a community like that.
@@waterheaterservices Yes, absolutely! Thank you! 😁
Kamala should take note. She likes it when people work together and get things done, working together.
Why would it be edited?
@@jackdavies1514 they edit it on tv, because of racist comments.
It was worth it just to see the Count Basie orchestra 👍👍👍they are all sadly missed !
The Count Basie Orchestra still tours, despite the Count's death in 1984.
Glorious bastards
Excuse me while I whip this out LMAO
That should be the intro to my graduation speech in college.
@@brycegipple387 It would be a great way to intro any speech! :)
David Huddleston putting his hat over Harriet Van Johnson’s face is a classic bit of comedic blocking...I wonder if he was directed to do that or just did it instinctively
@@markhager2216 I love how he grabbed her and pulled her towards him as if to protect her as the sheriff walks up. Horrible but funny at the same time.
I STILL THINK THE CAMPFIRE SCENE BEATS THEM ALL.
a film like this will never be made again ,,,,,,and thats a shame
Nope. If it's funny, it would work...just like it did back then.
The greatest Comedy EVER made thank you Mel Brooks! Clevon Little, Gene Willy Wonka Frankenstein Wilder, Richard Pryor, Madeline Kahn I don't have time time to track down everybody! you guys were greats! The best! thank you all!
don't forget Harvey Korman, Slim Pickens, and Alex Karras
It's "Fronkensteen"
The original Willy Wonka is a great movie. 100 times better than remake. That's just my opinion.
And Higgins from Magnum, P. I. -- John Hillerman
Don't forget the appearance by Count Basie and his orchestra.
The absolute comedic genius of this movie is incredible. Never before, or since, has a single movie attacked and made light of virtually every sensibility on Earth. Brilliant. Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder were tremendous together.
pretty sure it's just making fun of racists
@@DTheAustralian This. Exactly this.
It makes me laugh when people say "I couldn't imagine this movie being made today!" because it is quite literally a black guy fighting the white, racist establishment and winning.
Admittedly, most comedians these days would probably screw up the writing trying to do too much or not enough with it, but that's just finding the right talent to write a masterpiece.
Well, Holy Grail ruffled a few feathers and rattled some cages but let's not argue about which was best - they're great films and "of their time".
"...As your spiritual leader, I implore you to listen to this good book and what it has to Say! (BLAM!!) ...Son you're on your own." ... God I love Mel Brooks.
@NYIKAZENO Hold It. Next Lad Makes A Move, The ****** _Gets It_ .
@@bencarolan1430 🤣🤣🤣
Masterpiece. Should be shown in schools all over the world.
An anti-white film should be shown around the world?
@@malachi- It's an anti-stupidity film and you're on the wrong side of the fence.
@@walterrizotto8668 finoch say what?
@@malachi- that trick doesn’t work online. Neither does posing as a phony profile!!
@@walterrizotto8668 It's a Leftist propaganda film, step by step.
I was one of the very first to watch this movie. It was not advertised as a satire. Everyone was expecting a straight western.
I saw it at the old MacArthur Theater in DC, which seated 1000 or even 2000. It was packed.
Witnessing that number of shocked people suddenly go hysterical at the unexpected opening scene was an experience unlike any other I've ever had.
I live next to the theater in the Palisades. Its a CVS now. I saw a movie there in 1989 and it was an already a segmented theater
That sounds like a fantastic experience! I wish I could've seen it.
Except the trailer was for a comedy.
A straight western with Mel Brookes at the helm. 😅😅😅
You cut off the ending!
“Oh baby you’re so talented! And they are so dumb!”
Agreed. Best line of the whole scene.
EEEEXAAAACTLYYYY!!
Well, you can always watch your DVD of the movie anytime you want.
Its such a shame.
Its such a shame.
Cleavon Little was one of the funniest actors of all time.
Truth
He was so smooth... His physical presence on screen is something to behold . He is amazing in Once Bitten too
A laurel... and hearty handshake.
Stan and Ollie send their regards.
Mel Brooks is one of the most brilliant writers ever. He has the unique talent of sending a profound message through comedy in subtle ways. Many viewers misinterpret this movie as political incorrectness.
Well I wouldn't say this is subtle lol
Hello Sally, How are you doing?
He didn't write this. He's actually a terrible writer.
And yes it was partly political incorrectness
@SuperCapt1701 Pryor was the one who wrote, and insisted on, the use of the word "n*ggers" in the script because he thought it was more poignant, shocking and would draw the most laughs
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This was my grandfather's favorite movie. It's my dad's favorite movie and it is my favorite movie. Thanks Mel Brooks for bringing three generations together, over offending absolutely everyone
Madeline Kahn and Harvey Korman were frickin rock stars! I love this film.
One of the funniest movies ever; next to Young Frankenstein😂😂😂
One of my all time favorite movies. Mel Brooks was a comedic genius!!!!
I can still remember the night I saw this movie in the cinema. Don't think I've been in a theater since with such uproarious laughter. Young Frankenstein may have come close.
That's Frahnk-en-steen.
Yep, tremendous - and Young Frankenstein may be even better. "Sank you, Doctor"
The Sheriff is pulled a Bugs Bunny and I can't get over how amazingly hilarious that played out.
This here is proof of what the internet does. Cuts a bad thing out of a totally harmless thing. This movie is beyond hilarious. It's a comedy treasure.
"He's just crazy enough to do it." Crazy like a fox!
@tanhirankei _Drop_ It... Or I Swear I'll Blow This [Racist]'s Head ALLOVER THIS TOWN!
i was a projectionist for 20yrs, sad to say i actually went to see this more than once on my days off,hysterical to say the least,they dont make em,like they used to,they daren't!
Brooks films were outrageously funny
"Excuse me while I whip this out." AAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!!! pulls out paper Everyone: pheeeew
I may have gotten drunk and said this in public restrooms many times
@MrShark By The Power Vested In Me By The Honourable William J. LePetomane... *[CHICK-CHICK!]*
*GULP!* Hold Your Ears, Folks - *It's Showtime!*
@@johnepants I don’t believe for a second you did it whilst drunk 🤣🤣
How I miss when movies could be movies. We all laughed at each other and had fun doing so. Today’s generation is broken from the inside out.
You got that right!
I was born in 1997 and I don’t like how my generation is humorless.
“As chairman of the welcomin’ committee, it's a pleasure to present a Laurel and Hardy handshake to our new….”
Our new?
Knicker
Missed it by that much...
*NIGGA* 😧
@@joshuabrooks4907 It’s been ages since I’ve run into anyone who quotes Get Smart!
I remember watching the first trailer for 'Blazing Saddles'. I thought it was a common comedy film along the lines of 'It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World', but I couldn't have been more wrong. Once I saw the film, and got over the initial shock of the frankness of the in-your-face dialogue, I laughed so hard that I saw it again. Great, great film that reminds me that good comedy can at times better communicate difficult subject matter and that once in a while it's okay to laugh at yourself.
You have great taste in movies.
Funniest of Mel Brooks career. 'Scuse me while I whip this out" is the funniest line ever.
@Kevin N *People Of Rockridge: AAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* [Stop As Soon As They See He's Drawn Out A Vow] Oh...
*Bart:* [Reads] _"By The Power Vested In Me By The Honourable __#WilliamJLePetomane__..."_
[CHIK-CHIK!]
Get Ready To Hold Your Ears, Folks 'Cos When You Hear That Sound, It Means Only 1 Thing: *It's Showtime* !
This is one of the best westerns of all time. Mel Brooks is a National treasure. I recommend this to everyone.
Truly an astonishing movie and one of my childhood favorites. An incredible cast with impeccable timing and grace who present a perfect anti-racism tone without being preachy. This movie would never be allowed today by the risk averse studios, but thank goodness Mel made it. Cleavon who I would normally have thought of as a serious actor just nails the comedy demonstrating his incredible range and skill. Gene of course is perfect as always, demonstrating perfect comedic timing along with warmth.
You couldn't make a movie like this today, it will always be a classic comedy
nope definitely wont be remaked lmao
You can.
You wouldn't have to, just watch the news every night. Just that no one is laughing anymore.
That's the thing. We don't need to. This is satirizing whitewashed Westerns, showing an admittey ridiculous, but more realistic version of the West as a whole. At the time, what was made was bland westerns with little violence, no blood, black-and-white villains. The point of this was to show how they were ridiculous, how bland and uninspired. And it did it well. Nobody could make this today because we don't have that anymore. These days, westerns are always gritty.
Whoopi Goldberg defended the film and said that it could be made today because it's an actually funny movie that laughs at racism instead of being racist.
I have this on DVD. One of the best most funniest fun films ever. Got to watch it more than once to even get some of the Gags.
And Gene Wilder was so good in it as the drunk gunslinger, tears in my eyes.
Wilder rolling a joint with one hand is cool, especially when he shows Cleavon Little his shooting hand that is shaking like a leaf (pun intended).
"The sherriff is near!!" It makes me cry with laughter!
This movie still makes me laugh my ass off after all these years great talented cast
I so love this Count Bassie intro. Classic and classy. One of the funniest off the cuff and off color intros ever.
Hilarious we have to be able to laugh at ourselves sometimes. And think how many younger people don't get the "laurel" and "hardy" handshake bit?
Unfortunately, I have to admit that I dont get that part.
@@donaldwilliamson1227 Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy comedy team from 20s and 30s many years ago. Made many movies, pretty world famous way back
@@gregbaldwin5144 Ah, thanks!
A laurel is a wreath. A hearty handshake is a good hand shake.
laurel and hardy were comedians
Greg Baldwin Thanks. That had gone over my head. Well done!
The serious and sincere way he says "Hold it men, he's not bluffing" is just the best 😀😀😀😀😀
One of the best scenes in movie history!
Whitch 1?🧡❤️💜💙💚💛👍🇺🇲📽️🎞️🎥
One of the BEST movies ever made Mel Brooks is a genius.
It's a timeless classic! Way ahead of its time.
One of the greatest movies of all time
Richard Pryor was one of the main screenwriters for this movie. It caused such a firestorm when it first came out. They just saw some of the scenes and assumed it was going to be totally racist.
IslandGirl 9152, Richard Pryor was supposed to star in the movie, but Warner Bros. said they would pull their financing. Hence, Cleavon Little as Bart.
Mel stated in an interveiw that this picture kicks "prejudice" right in the crotch. Bravo Mel! This Movie
veiwed unedited is still just as fresh as the first time it came out.
I was in high school....now I'm 65,
bwah-hah-ha! Thanks Mel!
Darrin Baker Actually the real reason why Richard Pryor Did not play the part was this was during a time when he was heavily using drugs and became very on reliable to show up on the set and perform. But still with Incredible comedic talent they kept them on as one of the writers and contributed so much. This was documented When they made the making of blazing saddles and interviewed Mel Brooks.
Richard Pryor actually wrote most of the stuff for Mongo.
mel wanted Pryor as the sheriff and john wayne as the part gene wilder got. that part was not a funny part until Wayne refused because, although he laughed at the lines, he felt it would hurt his wholesome on screen image. mel's second choice had been battling alcoholism for years and , basically died during one of his first scenes. Wilder was an emergency last minute replacement and Mel new Wilder wouldn't work as a straight, tough guy.
Pryor was rejected by the studio for too much sex ,drugs and rock and roll.
the only real firestorm was from the studio, not the public. back then, people accepted race jokes if done properly. in this case, the scene started as racist towards blacks but ended as showing the racists as really stupid. so, it balanced out.
the studio tried to change some scenes, remove some jokes, but because of the contract Mel had, they couldn't. only thing they could do was refuse to release it, which they tried, but Mel did private screenings and the response was so positive, they had to release it.
the one Joke Mel could not keep in was when the dancer was in the dark with the sheriff and asking if it was true about black men, then you hear a zipper and she says, it's true!. the line that followed was, that's my arm you are sucking on.
It's a timeless movie. Mel Brookes is a maniac.
A lovable maniac.
@@LesterMoore & @SuperSix Delta And A Paddleball Wiz - Don't Forget That!
Thank you for posting this! This is certainly one of the greatest movies of our lifetime, if not the greatest. It’s just as funny today as the day it was released. It’s a real pick me up.
Great movies like this could never be made these days. People have become.......... different. We have forgotten how to laugh. Peace
Only people of a certain class will appreciate this movie. Truly underrated
I must have watched this movie at least 2 dozen times and it never gets old. It's still funny on so maybe levels.
Hi
You have to watch it a few times just to hear all the one liners
Gabby: Hey! The sheriff is a n(CLANG)!
Harriet: What did he say?
Dr. Samuel: The sheriff is near!
Gabby: No, gone blame it dang blammit! The Sherfiff is a n(CLANG)!
"As chairman of the welcoming committee, it is my privilege to extenda Laurel and Hardy handshake to our new......negro"
Joshua Brooks ... "missed it by that much"
@@JW...-oj5iw I wanted to keep my comment "PG rated."
@@joshuabrooks4907
Why? We're all friends here.
@@metalmayhem3622 thanks
I still and will always think that "'Scuse me while I whip dis out'" is the funniest damn line in any movie of all time. These five minutes are proof of why this film is hands-down the funniest ever made.
Clevon was da man.
He should have been one of the biggest stars in the world.
Truth Indeed
Well it was treyvon but yeah
He was amazing in Once Bitten
I love this movie. Literally a gem.
"Boy are you talented. And boy are they dumb."
ShadowL Drago - If I may, “Oh baby, you are so talented. And they are so dumb.”
This movie is a masterpiece. Thank You Mel Brooks for these timeless classic..
Sooo many great lines in this film.
One of the BEST and funniest movies ever made, couldn't do it today, how sad.
Did you watch Jojo Rabbit?
@@reflectingh9997 No, I did not. Never heard of it. I'm not much on movies. Peace.
I always loved the reverend. He did his best!
‘A few years ago I was telling a black coworker about this movie, and when he told me he had never heard of it, I let him borrow my DVD.
When he gave it back to me, he told me that he had never laughed so hard in his life, and this clip was his favorite part of the whole movie, especially with the “whip this out” part.’
Blazing Saddles will air on ABC tonight from 8:00 to 8:07
Edited for television
True😣😣😣😣😣g
@One Man Gang Man, A.B.C. Sure Knows How To Be Teutonic Twats Wit' Their Cuttin' - It Ain't Fair!
Haha! If that's true I won't be in it.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂god I love my dad. He made my childhood so epic. We lived in the hood and this movie was loved in every house on the block. We all watched it together as kids and would just die laughing our little heads off.
I watched this at the cinema when it came out - the audience literally wept with laughter on several occasions. It's a classic.
It's still absolutely hysterical to this day. It has not aged. Some older humor doesn't work anymore. This still works and is one of the two funniest movies ever!!!