This Iconic Blazing Saddles Scene Was Entirely Improvised

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  • This Iconic Blazing Saddles Scene Was Entirely Improvised
    Blazing Saddles, the 1974 comedy classic directed by Mel Brooks, is filled with unforgettable moments, but there's one scene that stands out above the rest. What many fans don't know is that this iconic scene was entirely improvised by the cast, showcasing their comedic genius and quick wit. The spontaneous nature of the performance added an extra layer of hilarity and authenticity to the film, making it a timeless piece of cinema history.
    In this deep dive, we explore how the unscripted moment came to be, the actors' reactions, and how it perfectly captured the film's irreverent spirit. Join us as we uncover the behind-the-scenes magic that made this Blazing Saddles scene a standout in the annals of comedy.
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Комментарии • 267

  • @geralderdek282
    @geralderdek282 10 дней назад +119

    Loved that movie but the bleeping out of many words during the commentary was so annoying and tells me how far backwards we've come since that movie.

    • @MASTER3RDEYE
      @MASTER3RDEYE 6 дней назад +11

      Even blurring the pew pews.

    • @craighanson-rc1md
      @craighanson-rc1md 5 дней назад

      exactly bleeping out cocaine or blurring guns what a farse. pathetic joke

    • @craighanson-rc1md
      @craighanson-rc1md 5 дней назад

      @@MASTER3RDEYE pew pews??????????????? wth

    • @bigbossimmotal
      @bigbossimmotal 3 дня назад

      @@craighanson-rc1md Firearms. If you say the G$n word, RUclips can, and often does freeze your account for 24 hours, or 48, or 30 days, or ejects you. The struggle is real.

    • @Graham_Wideman
      @Graham_Wideman 3 дня назад +1

      Yes, we are now so far backward that you can watch it uncut in a theater just like back then, or view all or part of it, possibly with some blurring, while lying on your couch using computers or phones never dreamed of back then over a ubiquitous network that was never imagined at the time. Very backwards

  • @rogerhuber3133
    @rogerhuber3133 12 дней назад +87

    I think it was the greatest comedy ever produced. I watch it on a regular basis and it helps me tolerate this negative world we live in.

    • @lonelybro77
      @lonelybro77 5 дней назад +2

      I hear you. One of THE funniest ever! The British Carry On films are therapeutic as well

    • @TeeKoon
      @TeeKoon 22 часа назад +1

      So true! Slap Shot too with Newman is one of those classics always funny!

    • @lonelybro77
      @lonelybro77 22 часа назад

      @@TeeKoon oh yes, the Hanson bros: the 3 Stooges of hockey! 😆🏒

  • @frankgerace5997
    @frankgerace5997 11 дней назад +71

    Last time I checked, the word “cocaine” wasn’t an obscenity. Be adults and don’t bleep it out. Also, the AI narration sucks.
    By the way, “alcohol” and “alcoholic” aren’t obscenities either, and since the N-word features so prominently in the movie, I say don’t bleep that out, either!! We’ve become a country of 5-year-olds-more scared of words than we are of actual threats, like countries with despotic regimes that want to wipe us out!!

    • @picnic66
      @picnic66 4 дня назад +6

      But what will all those HR karens with massive student loan debts do with themselves? If they genuinely think words are violence they're not going to last long in the real world.

    • @BrandalLupper
      @BrandalLupper 3 дня назад

      When I grew up there was a saying Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never harm me
      Todays generation are a bunch of soy pussies

    • @bigbossimmotal
      @bigbossimmotal 3 дня назад

      The content creators do not delete those words because they are offended by them. They beep those words out or RUclips will demonetize the video, and if they get enough offenses, they may demonetize the whole channel. They do it so they can keep getting paid for their work.
      Like most things today, the left wing liberal freaks that run RUclips control the content, language, etc.

    • @jonathanstoutenburg8634
      @jonathanstoutenburg8634 3 дня назад

      It is just the Big Brother mentality that has been creeping over the world restricting free speech.

    • @jonathanstoutenburg8634
      @jonathanstoutenburg8634 3 дня назад +1

      I have a real desire to avoid Human Resources. I have Asperger's Syndrome and I came to the conclusion HR doesn't believe it.

  • @jameschancey251
    @jameschancey251 10 дней назад +49

    So, a video about a movie not getting censored in its time is being censored. Good job RUclips.

    • @roysutherland9729
      @roysutherland9729 4 дня назад +3

      Even the guns, IN A WESTERN ‼⁉😦

    • @Louwebster0798
      @Louwebster0798 4 дня назад +4

      It's not RUclips, it's the Scaredy Cat channel! Stop Posting if you aren't going to post the video without the stupid censoring!

    • @MikeM275
      @MikeM275 3 дня назад

      @@Louwebster0798 WRONG! It is RUclips! And to go farther, it is actually parent company Google. RUclips is extreme in their censorship. They give strikes for everything and anything. A gun, a shooting, a word they don't like...and on and on. 3 strikes you lose your channel. This is 100% on RUclips (google) .

  • @johnwatson3948
    @johnwatson3948 11 дней назад +30

    I was a kid when Blazing Saddles came out. Played in the theater for something like 8 months - whenever we had nothing to do we’d go see it again, probably 10 times.

  • @2008PLS
    @2008PLS 10 дней назад +29

    What makes me sad is that Cleavon Little's great talent never took off after this. He really was great in this and even in "Temperatures Rising" which didn't have great writers. I really think Cleavon Little could have been as big as someone like Eddie Murphy in movies. R.I.P.

    • @TeeKoon
      @TeeKoon 22 часа назад

      Me too, he had a great presence and could have becomes a big star!

  • @Frankincensedjb123
    @Frankincensedjb123 10 дней назад +38

    Funny how a key point is the courageous nature of the film, pushing of the envelope while RUclips bleeps and blurs the video to near incomprehensible drivel.

    • @shawncramer9278
      @shawncramer9278 10 дней назад +1

      I made the exact same comment before I saw yours

    • @egosumhomovespertilionem
      @egosumhomovespertilionem 7 дней назад +4

      Why did RUclips require that guns be blurred in clips from the actual movie? Bizarre.

  • @stutzbearcat5624
    @stutzbearcat5624 3 дня назад +8

    I saw the movie when it came out. IT WAS NOT CONTROVERSIAL IT WAS HYSTERICAL.
    NOBODY THOUGHT IT WAS CONTROVERSIAL.

  • @DaveKeenan1956
    @DaveKeenan1956 4 дня назад +10

    I grew up in England with Monty Python. Blazing Saddles is one of the few American comedies that is just a daft and just as funny as the best Python films.

  • @paulgithens635
    @paulgithens635 11 дней назад +26

    Have to love the censoring in this short. Freedom of expression is completely lost on RUclips.

    • @thomasmcginnis3783
      @thomasmcginnis3783 11 дней назад +5

      The whole thing is A-I, including the tarry censorship brush. Numbing.

  • @randomx8822
    @randomx8822 12 дней назад +23

    RUclips is being swamped by fluff pieces like this.

    • @KebabMusicLtd
      @KebabMusicLtd 2 дня назад +1

      Yes, its noticeable that a ten minute video has been doubled in length simply by repeating the same OBSERVATIONS over and over again.

  • @RichDoes..
    @RichDoes.. 3 дня назад +2

    It's a classic, belly laughed at age 14 when it was shown at my schools movie, still laugh aged 61! We all have our favourite lines from this cult hit!

  • @burtonwilliams5355
    @burtonwilliams5355 3 дня назад +6

    The campfire scene: MOST EPIC PIECE OF FILM IN HISTORY!

  • @anneinfurna8528
    @anneinfurna8528 5 дней назад +4

    Sadly, They could not Produce this iconic and Funny film today in this Repressed environment. It would never get the Go ahead. We are Going Backwards. carry on.

  • @JamesHadfield-qz9rv
    @JamesHadfield-qz9rv 11 дней назад +22

    what's with the F" CENSORSHIP? Mel was great! get smart was HYSTERICAL

    • @daverice2426
      @daverice2426 6 дней назад

      Right? Is RUclips that strict now or is this creator just a spineless wuss? The blurring out of guns is a new low.

  • @robhamilton8993
    @robhamilton8993 11 дней назад +16

    Great comedy. I can’t believe you for some reason you blur out selective stuff and bleep out things. Shame you messed up a good review.

    • @kenherrera2819
      @kenherrera2819 9 дней назад

      They blurred out guns and bleeped out the N-word and several other words the RUclips censors might have disagreed with prompting them to remove the review from the Internet. I've seen quite a few RUclips hosts lament the fact that ther are some things RUclips's program immediately shut down, some of them are quite laughable.

  • @shawncramer9278
    @shawncramer9278 10 дней назад +10

    It's ironic that this video is all about how many chances and how revolutionary Blazing Saddles is, and yet for RUclips they've bleeped any controversial word and even blurred the guns. Utter nonsense and an offense to Mel Brooks.

  • @SimonRolph-x5t
    @SimonRolph-x5t 11 дней назад +29

    A time when comedy was funny and we didn't have 'being offended' as a certified course in colleges.

    • @nedraleggett6837
      @nedraleggett6837 10 дней назад +3

      Thanks. I like your remark. Today is too crappy about being offended. 😂

  • @JackNorthrup
    @JackNorthrup 12 дней назад +29

    I hate the term "Woke". Any wise person would use the word "Waking" . If you are 'sleeping', you awake, if a person is suddenly 'woke' it is a shock. I am seventy six I am still waking, not woke. I see the disregard for races I was raised with. It was wrong. This movie was fantastic, instead of screaming ' your wrong, your wrong' it displayed racism as ignorance and made me think ' I was raised wrong.

    • @wokyerdogatlunch
      @wokyerdogatlunch 12 дней назад

      Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder were tip-toeing around the race subject in the beginning not sure how to handle the topic of name calling
      and injustice in a western comedy full of white bigots until Richard Pryor and Cleavon Little and others insisted they pull out all the stops.

    • @douglasclinkscales8826
      @douglasclinkscales8826 10 дней назад +2

      Excellent explanation of this. Thank you

    • @royrice8021
      @royrice8021 10 дней назад +2

      A waking woken person is not a wise person.

    • @Badkitty17
      @Badkitty17 9 дней назад

      I just call woke people idiots ….

    • @charliearmstrong6526
      @charliearmstrong6526 8 дней назад +2

      We can always replace “woke” with “empathetic” or “decent”…

  • @pirateatfourty
    @pirateatfourty 12 дней назад +21

    i have watched this movie over 100 times. to me itis the best movie i have ever seen. funny and makes you think. i do not know anyone who has worn out a vhs tape or a cd well i did, that movie is great

  • @johnsmith-q6v
    @johnsmith-q6v 10 дней назад +11

    what's with the bleeping bleeps???!!!

  • @dexterfurman9118
    @dexterfurman9118 10 дней назад +10

    Amazing movie. It almost became a TV series called Black Bart. A pilot was made with Louis Gossett Jr. as Sheriff Bart. If you were quick you may have noticed a few clips thrown into this video.

  • @maxballa7072
    @maxballa7072 13 дней назад +19

    When people could laugh

  • @crankybuzzard6867
    @crankybuzzard6867 15 часов назад

    I saw it when it first came out in 74. The theater audience went totally nuts through the whole movie. Gut laughing everywhere. The audience was as fun as the movie itself. I've now seen the movie likely 20 times and own in on DVD. Just an excellent piece of work.

  • @MountainDewComacho494
    @MountainDewComacho494 11 дней назад +12

    Wow! Get to the point! The same 30s of dialog was repeated over and over for about 10 minutes.

    • @andycobb8987
      @andycobb8987 6 дней назад +1

      It’s typical AI generated

    • @michaelearl6991
      @michaelearl6991 5 дней назад +1

      Mountain Dew Camacho 494 I agree I didn't quite make the 10-minute Mark before I stopped

  • @TheSaxtonRoom
    @TheSaxtonRoom 3 дня назад

    I’ll never forget the Saturday when my dad took me to the theater to see Blazing Saddles when it came out. I was just a kid. He told me “today you’re gonna learn about a thing called Mel Brooks”.

  • @byronlentz4825
    @byronlentz4825 5 дней назад +2

    One of my all time favorites. Have on DVD and continue to watch it.

  • @BigBishop1
    @BigBishop1 11 дней назад +7

    these videos keep repeating the same crap over and over

  • @richdouglas2311
    @richdouglas2311 11 дней назад +9

    Wilder, as a condition of him taking the role, insisted Brooks would do HIS film next. That film was Young Frankenstein.
    Karras is a HALL OF FAME football player, in both the College and Pro Football Halls.

    • @MrSoulauctioneer
      @MrSoulauctioneer 10 дней назад

      yeah Karras doesn't really appreciate you talking about his time at Iowa. Imagine being an undefeated national champion and NEVER talking about your team that did it. Big man was a big asshole.

  • @marksmith7054
    @marksmith7054 5 дней назад +2

    LOVE Blazing Saddles

  • @manuelrivera6785
    @manuelrivera6785 11 дней назад +5

    The movie was great. Very Funny lines and scenes

  • @rakitakhan
    @rakitakhan 10 дней назад +8

    Cleavon = Klee-VON...not Cleavin

    • @jamescarrington5521
      @jamescarrington5521 17 часов назад +1

      Thank you!! All throughout this review, I kept repeating his name properly every time they said it incorrectly, which was 100% of the time!

  • @Dreamopticsredlightglasses
    @Dreamopticsredlightglasses 5 дней назад

    Thank you . Absolute classic!! And hilarious. Haven't seen it for a while however I'm looking forward to the next time. We don't care what the executives or critics think, millions of people absolutely love it. Live on 'Blazing Saddles' - and never die.

  • @marsmars9130
    @marsmars9130 3 дня назад +1

    one of the best movies EVER! Mel Brooks is a Genius

  • @Citizen-pg8eu
    @Citizen-pg8eu 8 дней назад +2

    My mom dropped off me and my friend to watch what we thought was a western. We couldn’t believe what we saw, and I don’t think my mom ever knew.

    • @sixmax11
      @sixmax11 5 дней назад

      i can top that. i was a freshman in college the year 'slapshot' came out. my mom came to campus during parents weekend. on saturday night we went to see the movie, thinking it was a sports film. talk about 'cat on a hot tin roof'.
      she actually liked it, because she was a big fan of paul newman.

  • @1rwjwith
    @1rwjwith 7 дней назад +1

    Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant!

  • @jonathanwetherell3609
    @jonathanwetherell3609 7 часов назад

    It's a masterpiece, brilliant, subversive and very, very funny.

  • @fp30e
    @fp30e 2 дня назад

    After 4 minutes I still don't know what the iconic scene is? But I do remember this movie very well.

  • @BjornJohansen-cm1sb
    @BjornJohansen-cm1sb 9 дней назад +1

    My friends father worked for CBS and had a Beta max machine, we must have watch this movie and many more Mel brooks movies and others 100 times

  • @theopinionatedbystander
    @theopinionatedbystander 23 часа назад

    I think the saddest part of this video is the amount of editing to make it compliant to the modern “subdued standards of RUclips” while talking about all the things that made the movie class leading using those exact same modern day bleeps/dubs.

  • @johnnycee5179
    @johnnycee5179 10 дней назад +4

    Good, crazy, movie.

  • @DirkRevised
    @DirkRevised 4 дня назад

    04:57 "It all started ... ". A film that will never be surpassed in its genre.
    😂😂😂 (Thank you for sharing.)

  • @williampage622
    @williampage622 12 дней назад +6

    Please learn to pronounce Mr. Littles first name correctly.

  • @jamesd5888
    @jamesd5888 10 дней назад +5

    I will never watch another ( Discoverly) video again. Pure censorship.

  • @gunndish
    @gunndish 11 дней назад +8

    This film ... this master piece by Mr. Mel Brooks, will go down in the annals of the former United States of America as one of the greatest comedy films ever! In this current country of "Greater Fucktardistan" ... I'd be surprised if they're not going door to door trying to confiscate all copies!

  • @Ray-ux9eh
    @Ray-ux9eh 19 часов назад

    I loved this movie. It's one of my favorites

  • @Baked1ne
    @Baked1ne 4 дня назад

    I'm pretty sure If I come across it I always watch it, Love it

  • @mikeydeef
    @mikeydeef 12 дней назад +4

    Why are people blurred out

    • @skipstreet
      @skipstreet 8 дней назад

      If you notice it's only near their hips. I think they are wearing guns.

    • @skipstreet
      @skipstreet 8 дней назад

      Never mind. I just saw the other blurring.

  • @thesilencer1969
    @thesilencer1969 6 дней назад

    I remember , on my last day of elementary school , They took us into the lunchroom and showed us this movie !! I even wrote about the whole experience for my "" Mr. Bronze Age " column !!

    • @AlL-ff7cn
      @AlL-ff7cn 6 дней назад

      Sure they did. You expect us to believe your school showed an R rated movie to a bunch of elementary aged children ? Nice try.

  • @CurtHowland
    @CurtHowland 5 дней назад

    "Breaking the fourth wall" is an understatement. They actually broke the walls.

  • @markolson2466
    @markolson2466 10 дней назад +3

    So the cover photo woman appears to me to be Sharon Tate. That’s called “click bait”, an irony intended to stimulate attention or in other words fraud! That’s called entertainment.

  • @waynehansell6749
    @waynehansell6749 6 дней назад +5

    The censorship of this movie is why we need to get out on November 5th and vote the far left out of power.

    • @miguelservetus9534
      @miguelservetus9534 3 дня назад +2

      Huh?
      The government has not prevented this movie from being viewed.
      The owners of the rights to the movie may have chosen not to show it. That’s a free market decision. If you owned the Mona Lisa, you get to decide who gets to see it.
      My paint by numbers dogs playing poker on black velvet is mine and you can’t see it.

    • @ceciljohnrhodes4987
      @ceciljohnrhodes4987 2 дня назад

      Bot.

  • @christophertipton2318
    @christophertipton2318 4 дня назад

    I found this movie hilarious. Every black person I knew that saw this flick loved it. They also all agreed that failing to use the "N" word would have destroyed the movie.

  • @stevem3605
    @stevem3605 10 дней назад +4

    Then there’s RUclips 🙄

  • @jonathanstoutenburg8634
    @jonathanstoutenburg8634 3 дня назад

    I saw it once and I have to see it again. A lot of humor we had 40 years ago will get you a final warning...or terminated today. It is akin to the public smoking ban. I never puffed, but let institutions decide if they are allowing visitors and employees to smoke.

  • @stickman-1
    @stickman-1 4 дня назад

    If you think it was "rare" in the 1970's, it's a crime today.

  • @mcross320
    @mcross320 5 дней назад

    Outrageous fun, breakthrough movie!

  • @nedraleggett6837
    @nedraleggett6837 10 дней назад +1

    I have got to watch this film again. I did find it very funny.

  • @MikeLawrence-i6r
    @MikeLawrence-i6r 2 дня назад

    Richard prior was a genius writing this

  • @mel-dv5jx
    @mel-dv5jx 11 дней назад +3

    How about a version of this without any #@*&^%$ bleeping?

  • @johnpound2591
    @johnpound2591 2 дня назад

    For a movie about pushing the boundaries, this short homage has a lot of censoring in it. The irony must escape the censors and their concern for our delicate sensibilities...

  • @fsnoload
    @fsnoload 6 дней назад +1

    Can't deal with the censorship in this video. Blurring the guns and bleeping is annoying

  • @thomasmcginnis3783
    @thomasmcginnis3783 11 дней назад +4

    God save me from A-I. 🙄

  • @davidkaplan5507
    @davidkaplan5507 11 дней назад +3

    This narrator just repeat,repeats,the same sentence over and over again. This could of been told in 3 minutes

  • @RandyFricke
    @RandyFricke 5 дней назад

    Blazing Saddles was an important movie. Still a Top 10 personal favorite.

  • @stevegonzales3612
    @stevegonzales3612 2 дня назад

    Growing up in the 60s & and 70s, I enjoyed the movie and only viewed it as humorous with know deep thought to the words used. But my parents taught us to view a person based on his character and not the color of his skin!

  • @bobmarshall3700
    @bobmarshall3700 9 дней назад +1

    Interesting that we actually heard the odd word or two between the beeps!
    And why were several scenes partially blurred?

  • @davidhavens745
    @davidhavens745 6 дней назад

    This was made when people could laugh at themselves and have fun doing it! Brooks was equal opportunity offender. Great parody of everyone! Great movie.

  • @RedVynil
    @RedVynil 6 дней назад

    I remember when America used to be a FREE country! You didn't have to be afraid to say or hear common, everyday words like, "sex", "racism" or "Wankel rotary engine", and you were allowed to actually SEE guns in movies and on t.v..

  • @CSltz
    @CSltz 7 дней назад

    Blazing Saddles. There 2 lines that can still make me smile. When Mel played the Indian Chief. “Los m gale” Don’t know how to spell it but it’s funny to me. But the ending? It was like they just ran out of ideas. The fight scene in the street. His other movie with Mose’s and the 15 commandments. Winner!!😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉😂😂😂

    • @ernestcruz6316
      @ernestcruz6316 4 дня назад

      I believe the spelling is "Losim gehen", but I'm not completely sure. I know it's Yiddish.

  • @carnakthemagnificent336
    @carnakthemagnificent336 3 дня назад

    Who wrote the narrative for this video? Saying that John Wayne was a famous actor is like saying Lincoln is a famous President.

  • @DougPoulton
    @DougPoulton 4 дня назад

    It's a classic made in the day when people could laugh at each other, with each other and at themselves without being offended. Better days for sure. Today somebody may want to kill you for what they think you are thinking if you only make eye contact with them.

  • @williampage622
    @williampage622 12 дней назад +3

    Lots of words little said.

  • @chrisnorton1316
    @chrisnorton1316 4 дня назад

    the secretary's picture in the ad wasn't mentioned or shown during the video.

  • @johnnyv.223
    @johnnyv.223 2 дня назад

    I saw it when I was a kid. Hilarious stuff. This review isn't what it should be. They even blur out all the guns. There's no such thing as a "good" or "bad" gun. It's the person who might be medicated, who might commit murder or suicide with one. Guns are inanimate objects, just like a rock, a knife, or anything else that can cause harm when used by an angry person. Brother!

  • @lawLess-fs1qx
    @lawLess-fs1qx 2 дня назад

    after 6 mins of the narrator talking rubbish, I gave up on every discovering what the iconic scene was

  • @markcopsey4729
    @markcopsey4729 4 дня назад +1

    Just show us the scene. I gave up long before the end.

    • @KebabMusicLtd
      @KebabMusicLtd 2 дня назад

      The red-head with the big t*ts was worth seeing again. I haven't seen this film for many years now, I will have to find a copy.

  • @MikePearse-l6v
    @MikePearse-l6v 4 дня назад

    Why is a post about one of the most boundary breaking movies of all time so censured?? Every gun is blurred out. Every reference to 'drugs' is beeped out. Hypocritical BS....

  • @Bob-k2d5s
    @Bob-k2d5s 4 дня назад

    Great movie

  • @johnsmith-q6v
    @johnsmith-q6v 10 дней назад +1

    the N word is peppered throughout a certain producer's movies today...nobody seems to care

  • @Zoso-lz8ov
    @Zoso-lz8ov 11 дней назад +2

    Why was Chevy Chase shown ?

  • @oilygr1n
    @oilygr1n 7 дней назад +1

    Blazing Saddles is a masterpiece unlike this drawn out pile of crap.

  • @juliamargaux9952
    @juliamargaux9952 2 дня назад

    Whoever wrote this knows nothing of how a movie is made!! There are writers on every set, everyday of Mel's movies and there are union rules that apply to both writers and actors. Find the script and you will see that there are no blank pages where Mel said...just improvise it!

  • @johnnycee5179
    @johnnycee5179 5 дней назад

    Is that a 10 gallon hat or are ya just happy to see me?

  • @MLIOGJXNUYAT
    @MLIOGJXNUYAT День назад

    Well, that was 19 minutes that could have been done in 5.

  • @JoDdy420-
    @JoDdy420- 8 дней назад

    No way could they make this movie today. Even just describing it, RUclips has to blot out and bleep out numerous things. Sad

  • @Beery1962
    @Beery1962 4 дня назад +1

    I lost interest after you failed to make a point after 2 minutes.

  • @DangerClose13E
    @DangerClose13E 3 дня назад

    You want to talk about "ground-breaking" dialog yet you have to censor the image of guns?! WTF? down voted.

  • @ballardgw
    @ballardgw День назад

    Ever bit was scripted except "You know, Morons."

  • @StudSupreme
    @StudSupreme 5 дней назад

    The only people who criticize this film are virtue-signaling posers and weaklings.
    EDIT: OH, ENOUGH, ALREADY! So the film uses the N-word and jokes about raysizm. GET OVER IT. IT'S HILARIOUS! A sense of humor takes depth and strength of character. This tells you everything you need to know about people who are scandalized about this film.

  • @scottgarriott3884
    @scottgarriott3884 4 дня назад

    ok, heard the same clip twice and seen the same scene 3 times and I'm only 2 minutes in.
    Bye...

  • @philam1973
    @philam1973 8 дней назад

    20 minutes to explain one scene that was improvised? This should be titled. The Story of the Movie Blazing Saddles.

  • @Mikeandlucy1
    @Mikeandlucy1 3 дня назад

    Brilliant film, it should be a compulsory element of today's curriculum to show kids how intolerant they have become.

  • @user-ki1un4jg2d
    @user-ki1un4jg2d 3 дня назад

    Mel Brooks is not even one percent of how funny Don Adams is / was .

  • @danielholeman
    @danielholeman 3 дня назад

    What are all the blurred out parts?

  • @merlin186
    @merlin186 4 дня назад

    What scene was improvised

  • @OnewAll_
    @OnewAll_ 3 дня назад

    Snake in the grass - Clickbait icon

  • @skepticslayer1234
    @skepticslayer1234 3 дня назад

    And he can't even afford razor blades.

  • @edwardmcmanus7496
    @edwardmcmanus7496 День назад

    " Up yours n _ _ _ _ _ _"

  • @GraphicManComics
    @GraphicManComics 5 дней назад

    We're Discoverly, and we're scared of rifle imagery so we are going to blur things every time. Ridiculous.