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Blazing Saddles | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2025-07-03 16:00:14
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2026-06

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I better get a *harumph* from you all!!!

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Dan M

Harumph, harumph, harumph. This is my third favorite Mel Brooks movie, behind Space Balls and Young Frankenstein. Any chance of making it a trifecta of Mel Brooks reactions?

Ian Forbes

Harumph! 🙂. Looking forward to watching later!

Andy

Harumph! :-D

Urfhil

Harumph!

Larry Darrell

Harumph!! OK, that was awesome!! You totally got what they were doing, and it was a joy to see. Some folks just don’t know how to react to this film, so Thank You. Thank You. One running joke that I’m not sure if you got or not… which many new filmgoers usually don’t these days… was the “it’s Hedley!!” joke. His name is very similar to the Classic Hollywood film actress Hedy Lamarr. Hedy Lamarr was a very popular film actress from the late 30s to early 50s. She was considered “the Most Beautiful Woman in Film.” She was also an inventor on her own time. One of her inventions in 1942, is the basis for today’s WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS. Hedy Lamarr is considered by many in the computer technology world today, as the Mother of WiFi. There’s a great documentary about her called… Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story (2017)

Baldemort

My favorate of the Mel Brooks films is "Robinhood Men in Tights" I think that would be by far a lot of peoples favorate reactions from you of his movies. So ill suggest that for you for the channel! Im glad you have the intuition to understand the satire with these movies. This one especially. Its a joy to see people actually laugh with this movie.

Lee Aguera

I didn't get a harumph out of this guy!

Chad Ogle

Please consider Lonesome Dove

ViolatedGorilla

With your love of Jackie Chan movies, I'd recommend Chow's Kung Fu Hustle or Shaolin Soccer.

John A

You understood the message of the movie well, and were not afraid to laugh. today people miss the message and are afraid to laugh. Young Frankenstein is my favorite Mel Brooks movie and then Blazing Saddles. both Mel Brooks movies. Mel Brooks was both the Gov and the Indian Chief in this movie

John A

Oh I forget to give you a Harumph, So Harumph

Dan M

I will be Thats MR. Baldamort’s proxy…Harumph!

Tim Heron

Harumph! To answer your question, Tee, yes and no. Mel Brooks certainly wrote the musical numbers within the film, but he didn't write the musical score. Not being music-literate, I wouldn't be surprised if, like "The Producers", he hummed the melodies into a tape recorder and then had a professional musician transcribe them. When Mel Brooks approached Frankie Laine to sing the movie's theme song, which plays over the opening credits, Laine thought the movie was a drama; Brooks never corrected him because he didn't think Laine would sing it with the same conviction if he knew it was a comedy.

Roope Toivanen

Harumph! Never heard of this movie before so this was such a fun surprise, loved your reaction!

Ron White

Even though comedy may not be your forte, over these three films you have shown that you do have some comedy "chops" even making a couple of suggestions for how a joke or gag could have been improved. It is really fun watching you discover this. Please consider Galaxy Quest for the channel. It is a Star Trek spoof starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver and Alan Rickman. It was well received and even garnered high praise from real Star Trek actors including Patrick Stewart, Capt Picard himself. I think you would really like it. If you ever want to go old school you should check out the classic film Ninotchka from 1939 starring the legendary Greta Garbo. It is a romantic comedy set against the world changing events of that time. It is sharp, witty and holds up very well, not coming across as silly or cringey as some films of that time can when they are viewed today. The publicity tag line for this film was "Garbo laughs". This was completely against type for her but it worked beautifully. Again I think you would really enjoy it. Keep up the great work!

Ron White

Oh I forgot - HARUMPH!

Greg In East TN

Wow! You're the first one to notice the wedding picture from the back in Lamar's office. You didn't mention it, but you laughed, so I assume you got the "laurel and hardy" joke. When the Mexican bandits said, "We don't need no steeenkin badges!" that was a take from a Bogart movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OcM23Hbs5U You are one of the few that noticed the pop corn Wilder had at the end before riding off. I don't know if you know this or not, but Mel Brooks is Jewish and he never misses a chance to poke fun at people/nations/or groups that have persecuted the Jews throughout history. That's why there were Nazis and Arabs in the outlaw line. You'll notice this trend, too in his other movies. I highly recommend his History Of The World. The Spanish Inquisition act is one of the funniest things I have ever seen! If you want another comedy western to watch, you really must see Rustler's Rhapsody starring Tom Barranger as the good guy and Andy Griffith as the evil, gay, cattle baron. It's hilarious! And if you like to see the Germans look bad, you've got to see Clint Eastwood's Kelly's Heroes with Donald Sutherland and an all-star cast. They plan to rob a bank behind enemy lines (the perfect caper). A Classic! If you like dark comedies, you should really see Dr. Strangelove (a fear of Communists movie from the early 60s) which stars Slim Pickens (Taggart in Blazing Saddles), a young James Earl Jones, George C. Scott, and Peter Sellers who plays three characters. And finally (for now) Peter Sellers gives a fantastic performance in the 1979 movie "Being There." Be well, Greg

Ron White

If you want another funny western you should watch 1994s Maverick starring Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster. It is a remake of the 1950s TV western of the same name starring James Garner who also appears in the movie and turns his TV portrayal on its head. It was a different western in that the hero used his wits and humor to deal with all kinds of wacky people and situations in his travels. I don't think he shot anyone during the entire run of the series despite James Garner having possibly the best real life six gun handling skills of any of the classic western actors. It is a fun movie and plays with all the old western tropes and stereotypes in a fun way. I think you would enjoy it.

warcrimes

Whatever happened to True Detective? Did I miss an announcement?

JeRon Washington

Teegan, there is a movie you should watch that's hilarious, it's called A Million Ways To Die In The West

warcrimes

holy shit how funny is that. Love your reactions, keep em coming!