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This was so good!!!! I think I enjoyed this one more than Airplane! The style, the jokes, the characters chefs kiss

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Alex Gorell

Probably one of if not the best comedy movie of all time.

Dan M

Looks like I’ll be puttin’ on the ritz with you, Dr. Fronkensteen, and Abby Normal tonight. This is my second favorite Mel Brooks movie, right behind Spaceballs. Love that you’re back to laughing again.

Dan M

lol…just got a good look at your face in the thumbnail. You look crazier than Gene Wilder. 🤣

Larry Darrell

It’s time to have my yearly Espresso and Sedagive. If you ever get curious, Young Frankenstein mainly spoofs these 3 Classic Frankenstein films… Frankenstein (1931) Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Son of Frankenstein (1939) This is my favorite Mel Brooks film, and possibly my most favorite comedy. “Abby someone.” “Abby someone? Abby who?” “Abby… Normal” I saw Young Frankenstein many times and many years before ever watching the original Frankenstein (1931), and I would’ve bet money that the “Abnormal” brain idea came from Mel Brooks… But it actually came from the original film. Pretty cool.

Baldemort

Ya know, Teegan, one of the charms of being a fun reactor is just how physically expressive you can be. I love it. I mean I can already tell by the thumbnail you loved this!

SEAN ƴü KAY

I didnt know this movie was today! I wish I knew before... I WAS GUNNA MAKE ESPRESSO!

Ron White

Anybody have any idea where to find this? Can't believe it has been dropped by every streaming service!

SEAN ƴü KAY

I agree, she is right...i think it is definitely a website...just walk this way and ill show you....no, not like that... walk this way....jokes aside, available to buy on Amazon if u need

Dan M

Thought I’d be able to rent it on Fandango, but no dice.

scott osborne

very tough film to find god damn it what to do what to do i guess im going to wait for ty post

Ron White

Just a few points: Marty Feldman had a thyroid disorder which caused his crazy eyes look. Rumors are he was quite the ladies man in spite of this. Peter Boyle was the Monster. He would go on to play Frank in Everybody Loves Raymond where he would reprise this role when he dressed up like Frankenstein in a Halloween episode of the series. The lab equipment was the original equipment from the earlier films. It was lent by a private collector who owned it. This was the Special Thanks credit in the title sequence. When it was first revealed in this film the ghostly voices were an overdub of the 1931 soundtrack.

Tim Heron

The special thanks in the opening credits is to Ken Strickfaden, who created all the machinery props for the original 1932 "Frankenstein" movie. Marty Feldman's eyes were naturally bug-eyed like that; he suffered from Graves' disease in his childhood, and that was the result of both his condition and a botched surgical operation. And it was funny you picked up on the Aerosmith/"Walk This Way" bit; taking a break from songwriting one night, they went to a screening of the movie, and the "walk this way" scene inspired them to come up with that song. The horses whinnying at Frau Blucher's name is a joke to the now-debunked rumor that "blucher" is German for "glue". If the Monster looks familiar, it's probably because Peter Boyle played Ray Romano's dad on "Everybody Loves Raymond." And Harold, the blind man, is played by Gene Hackman.

John A

Great movie, I saw that you were watching this one and had to join here lol. My favorite Mel Brooks comedies of all time

MertzRocks

This is why physical media is so awesome. Streaming schmeaming... 🤣👀 Oh. Sorry...