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From the beginning the racists are evil and stupid. Sherriff Bart is sent off by Count Basie the World famous jazz band leader. Jesse Owens was an American track star who won 4 gold medals in the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany Hitler was very upset his supermen lost to a Black man. Thank you for your reaction. Well done.

Guys, I absolutely loved your reaction to this great movie. If you haven’t, I highly recommend you react to The Sixth Sense.

Happy 98th birthday Mel Brooks 🎉🎉🎉

You are taking this much too seriously. Brooks is making it extreme to show the stupidity

Please watch Unbreakable. Same director

An interesting but little known macabre fact. the real life widow of Anthony Perkins, who played Norman Bates, was one of the passengers on the hijacked jets in the 911 terrorist attack.

This movie is making fun of the racism and bigotry, it is not celebrating it. Movies like this are waaaaaaay too American-culture centric to be easily understood by non Americans.

Don't worry about the horses. They are Hollywood actor horses. It is very illegal to harm animals to film a movie.

You guys skipped "Godzilla: King of the Monsters", be sure to go back and watch that. It was good. :)

Mel insulted everyone. Racists, bigots, gays, politicians, common people, smart and dumb people. Asians, Mexicans, Native Americans, Blacks, Irish, Germans and Jews. Even the white people were so intermarried that the entire town had the same last name. But he did it all in the name of comedy when people had thicker skin.

I love watching your channel, it's become my go-to for relaxation after a long day at work. Your reactions always crack me up and have introduced me to some new movies I wouldn't have watched otherwise. Keep 'em coming! I have a few movie recommendations for you that I would love to see you guys watch: The Iron Giant. 1999 The Princess Bride. 1987 Whiplash. 2014 The Lethal Weapon films. 1987-1998 Beauty and the Beast. 1991 The Rocketeer. 1991

I enjoyed your reaction 🙂

Beans contain type of sugar that requires a special enzyme to break down. Otherwise they pass undigested to the large intestines where bacteria feed on them, producing gasses that make you fart. (If you routinely eat beans, the amount of enzyme increases and this is no longer a problem, but most Americans only rarely eat beans.) In the old West, pork-and-beans was a staple of the cowboy diet. This was the first time in the history of cinema that a farting joke was seen (or heard). ---- In public school, you won't supposed to chew gum. The teacher would say it was wrong because you didn't bring enough for the whole class. ---- Adolf Hitler was trying to promote the ideal of the German race being the top of the line among Europeans, and even more so against the "inferior races" (people of color). Berlin was the site of the 1936 summer Olympics and Hitler thought this was a good way to show the superiority of his people. Instead, there was a black man, Jesse Owens (at a time when few blacks competed in sports) walked away with a number of medals, totally disproving Hitler's racist claims and personally embarrassing him. So when Bart, after being unmasked in his KKK robe, says his next trick to imitate Jesse Owens, he meant he and Jim were run like crazy.

Despite the movie being set in 1874, the trackworkers sing a popular sophisticated Cole Porter song from the 1930's. The cowboys demand they sing "Camptown Ladies," a song composted in 1850 by famed American Stephen Forster, specifically for minstrel shows. These skits were a popular part of vaudeville shows, common prior to the development of sound added to movies. These minstrel shows consisted of a half-dozen white men, in "blackface," sitting on straight-back chairs in a line across the stage. They would sing such songs, accompanied by banjos, tambourines, "bones, and "spoons." Every so often they would stop and one guy would say in a stereotypical racist accent something like "When is a door not a door?" The other would answer "I don't know, Mr." (whatever his name was). "When is a door not a door?" To which the other would answer "When it is ajar!" (In other words, silly corny jokes.) So asking the trackworkers to sing "Camptown Ladies" would be the most offensive song for People of Color to be forced to sing.

People doing a lot of movie reactions should understand an overview of the history of American movies. When sound was added to silent films (c. 1927), this was still the "Roaring Twenties," when a whole lot of Victorian conventions and morals were being broken. The Great Depression began in 1929 but really hit home in the early '30's. (It's A Wonderful Life is a great overall of the changes in American society from 1918 to 1946, besides being such an awesome movie in its own right.) The Depression acted sort of like a national hangover to the excesses of the previous decade. (Prohibition of alcohol perversely made EVERYONE want to drink. The widespread acceptance of autos made possible a loosening of moral attitudes with "petting parties" in "lovers' lane" away from prying eyes.) As an overall reaction, the Hays Code, an extremely strict set of censorship rules, were adopted to tone down what could be said and shown in movies. This was eventually replaced by the current letter code rating system in 1969. As a result of this new-found freedom sparked a decade or so overreaction in the opposite direction, leading to a slew of zany outrageous movies like Blazing Saddles, Rocky Horror, Holy Grail, Airplane!, Naked Gun. Many of these movies went wild saying and depicting things often for the first time ever. ---- The overall framework of this movie was a take-off of a 1939 western Destry Rides Again. A town overrun by villains hires a new sheriff sight unseen. At first he disappoints them as he is not the hard gunslinger they had expected but a quiet non-confrontational guy. In the end, though, he solves the problem in his own way. In the movie finale, the good village folks rally to his defense and turn out in force to fight the bad guys in a free-for-all brawl in the street. Among the Western stereotypes was the dance hall madam with a heart of gold, played by German Marlene Dietrich with her strong accent and her scantily dressed attire complete with fishnet stockings.

Naveed and Mansoor are the best

This is an allegory for Moses leading his people out of Egypt to the promised land.

I think.im.the only.person in the world who didnt find the exorcist scary it was funny to me

Fun fact: Psycho (1960) is the first American movie to show a toilet in the bathroom.

You can tell these guys were very strictly brought up with good morals and not used to the profanity and gore that we Americans are inundated with on a regular basis. Even though it was clearly painful for them, I found the reaction refreshingly sincere and very entertaining. ;)

This was Jamie Lee Curtis 's mom who was killed in this movie Also the Bates guy was a homosexual in real life and passed from Sides Although he preferred men , he actually married a woman!!!!

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Your English vocabulary is very good--no apologies needed! I recommend two fine classics: Double Indemnity (1944) a great film noir involving a murder plot, and The Grapes of Wrath (1940), concerning displaced American families in the depths of the great depression of the 1930s.

21:10 "is he under water?" It's funny, because that's almost the same thing I thought as a child when Rafiki took Simba there.

love you two ;)

Good Psychological thriller is "Spellbound (1945 film)". Also a Hitchcock film.

The framing of the scenes also evoke emotion; and kind of wrong foot you with awkward view points :(

Really enjoyed this, would you be able to react to 'See no evil, hear no evil' its a comedy with Gene Wilder 😁😁

They townspeople didn't think he was taking out his gun, they though he was taking out his male gift.

Super creepy movie! A true Hitchcock classic. Watch "The Birds"

I’ve lost count of how many reactions to this movie I’ve watched, but unlike Lili von Shtupp, I never get tired of it.

Great reaction! Very unique and genuine. Much appreciated. Quick tidbits: - When the old lady is getting punched, the guy holding her is eating cake - The fart scene was the first ever in cinema, and was considered so vulgar that when the made-for-tv version came out, the sounds were muted. That scene is super hilarious without it, as these guys are randomly leaning and making faces for apparently no reason! - This movie was made one year prior to Monty Python's Holy Grail. When you watch that one, notice the nods or homages to Blazing Saddles - 4th wall break, My name is....., anachronistic suppositions and such. Thanks again for the reaction!

Can you guys watch Kung Fu Panda 2.

Can you guys watch Toy Story 4.

Can you watch Monsters University.

Can you guys watch Shrek The Third.

Can you guys watch Finding Dory.

I am so happy to see you two amazing men with strong moral compasses truly understand the comedy of this movie. I was very concerned in the beginning that your kindness towards other human beings would prevent you from being able to see the irony and comedic genius that this film is. However, in the end, I think you got it......racism is stupid on every level and it is ok to laugh at that stupidity.

27:39 Mel Brooks breaking the FIFTH wall. 😂

They're stunt horses doing tricks. They're not really getting hurt.

The Producers (1967) with Gene Wilder was the first movie directed by Mel Brooks. It makes fun of Nazis, Young Frankenstein, Spaceballs, and Robin Hood Men in Tights are a few of my favorite.

Recommendations for older classics: Any Hitchcock film is a must watch, North by Northwest, The Birds and Vertigo. Ben Hur (1959) The Quiet Man Casablanca

I am grateful to you from the bottom of my heart. Your reaction is the best I've seen. I do not know who you are, what country you are from, but your reaction is the best I have seen. I come from Russia and I felt every emotion of yours for myself, as I felt it myself. God bless you.

Mel Brooks wanted to do a satire on racism and set it in present time but no studio would finance it. Warner Brothers told him he could do a satire on racism but he would have to set it in the past. The crane shot pulling out from the fight and into the Warner Brothers studio lots was Brooks way of moving the film out of the past and into the present which is where he wanted to do the film to begin with.

Loving this channel guys. Wish I had some strawberry milk to drink with you 😂

Nothing about this movie should be taken seriously.

You are correct Heddy Lamar was an actress in the 40,s and,50,s.She also helped develop electrical devices during WW2.Her intelligence led to Today,s Cellphones.

This movie was written in part by the Black comedian Richard Pryor that is why you may heat the N word and other offensive language . This was the humor back in the day.

"Young Frankenstein" was the next movie they created. No problems with comic racial slurs -- and one of the last great comedy movies of the era. ~1975.