Top 10 scenes from Blazing Saddles

[@cliffcorson4000]

The best scene starts as soon as movie starts and doesn't end until the film ends

[@mikehughes4969]

You're not wrong.

[@marmac2768]

We've all heard of laughing until your sides are splitting? That was how I felt while this was playing on screen. I've never laughed so hard at a movie, before or after, when I watched this one.

[@chris818529]

So true

[@BillWilliams-r3r]

Agreed

[@thanqualthehighseer]

Question " what's the best part of Blazing Saddles? " Answer " Yes "

[@clinteldorado]

Cleavon Little’s laugh after “You know… morons,” might be the purest laugh in movie history.

[@garyholt4445]

That line wasnt in the script. That is why Cleavon Little's response is so pure. But that was not unusual for Mel Brooks to sometimes leave certain lines in even if they werent in the script.

[@thefrontpage]

That's because, apparently, according to some sources, Gene Wilder ad-libbed that line--so Little wasn't expecting it. That's why the laugh is so genuine.

[@robertking6552]

Moron wasn't even scripted.

[@michaelnaretto3409]

That line was adlibbed, so Cleavon's laugh was a real one...

[@barryallenflash1]

and to think they were gonna have Richard Pryor play that part...hmmm....

[@irvinslagter8298]

"Boy's, oh boy's, where's all da white wimmen' at??? I about died laughing at that one.. Cleavon Little was absolutely fantastic in that movie. LOL

[@EatTheMarxists]

I still don’t understand why Cleavon didn’t become a huge star after his performance in this film.

[@matthewbrown959]

Mel Brooks was so ahead of his time. Pushed the limits said screw it. Stop being so serious about everything and laugh at life. Brilliant stuff I love it

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Blazing Saddles could never be done today! I agree with you 100%

[@metaqllica1]

I love his movies

[@WholeLottaLoveHandles]

Mel Brooks even said he couldn’t believe it could be made back then

[@RobGa66]

Thank Richard Pryor for it also. He co-wrote the script.

[@clayton9136]

No he was 100% in the right spot on the timeline.

[@mrb4750]

“Someone got back and get a shit ton full of dimes” was one of my favorites.

[@ernestcruz6316]

The genius of that bit was the outlaws were so stupid that NOT ONE OF THEM was bright enough to realize that you could just go right around the tollbooth. I mean, there was nobody working at the damn thing...

[@pracylopgonzer3176]

@@ernestcruz6316 My wife is like that . I mean with her you have to do everything by the rules

[@martiniolive1000]

The scene where the railroad workers are reunited with Cleavon Little, the sheriff , after thinking he was dead. Railroad workers: "They said you was hung." Little: "And they would be right." Priceless.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

LOL!!! I remember!

[@roxmattern60]

Or when the have Mongo ties to the jail bars and Wacko kid says Mongo fancies Sheriff Bart and Mongo says No Mongo straight

[@Deadman1817]

All these legends in this movie. Hands down the funniest movie of all time. Mel Brooks was a damn genius

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I agree 100%

[@davemathews7890]

Not really. And of Mel Brooks other films, this probably ranks third after Young Frankenstein and The Producers.

[@PetrVanAmburgh]

"was"? He still IS and he is 96 years old.

[@marmac2768]

@@davemathews7890 OH NO!! BS (uh .... Blazing Saddles, not BS like you might think, LOL) was the signature film of Mel Brooks' career. The other two were excellent, but BS is known WORLDWIDE as a contender for the funniest comedy ever. I am a HUGE Mel Brooks fan and always went to his movies whenever they came out. This is the one that others talked about where people came out of the theatre, walked around to the end of the line at the box office to get in line to see it again. I saw YF and the Producers and laughed, but, when they were over, I went home. I did go and see The Producers when it came to the "cheap", one dollar theatre after leaving the "big" theatre. Nothing like Blazing Saddles. This was before the "multi-plex" theatres of today so it was only on one screen in the medium sized city I lived in. I know it ran for several weeks before finally leaving.

[@davemathews7890]

@@marmac2768 I've always found BS wildly uneven, with long stretches of exposition and little comedy. And I love Madejine Kahn, but thought she was wasted in this movie. But I'll admit that it has some great belly laughs, as when Mongo sucker punches the horse. Everyone has a different idea of funny, so I respect your opinion.I personally have seen "The Producers" over a dozen times and always fall down laughing when Ulla starts go-go dancing when Max tells her to go to work. The remake of The Producers was pretty awful despite having Nathan Lane in it.

[@johnboland3672]

I think we are all indebted to Gabby Johnson for clearly stating what needs to be said. I'm particularly glad that these lovely children are here to hear that speech. Not only was it authentic frontier gibberish but expressed a courage rarely seen in this day and age. Revvernd.

[@MiniLemmy]

Rabbit!

[@scottmclemore7034]

The Sheriff he’s a Ni(Dong, Dong, Dong) What did he say? He said the Sheriff is nearer. No dadblast it, I said the Sheriff is a Ni( Dong, Dong, Dong)

[@joetursi9573]

Rabllsish

[@Barslaven]

Who's idea was it to have "sad", emotional music in the background to clips from one of the funniest movies ever? ;)

[@mackey-5438]

My thoughts exactly. It is very annoying.

[@WhippThisout]

Probably a copyright issue.. I've seen clips of TV shows that are sped up to somehow get around copyright issues.

[@MrMarcburger]

Whose. But totally agree.

[@donreid6399]

Yup. Annoying and inappropriate.

[@marklenox]

Right ??!!!!!! 😡

[@mikestanley9176]

"Where all the white women at?" "And now for my next impression. Jesse Owens."

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

There were just so many scene I might do the ABC's

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

@@seaninlondon4424 Glad you enjoyed it!

[@scryla2000]

My favorite line was “Excuse me while I whip this out!” 😂😂😂

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

There was so many doing a Top 10 was very hard!

[@scryla2000]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise I’m NOT complaining at all! I appreciate that you even made this video!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@michaelkirkpatrick7483]

lol yeah that was a good one

[@diamondjim7560]

My favorite too. This is still the funniest movie ever made. To think the studio suits wanted to cut all the best parts out of this movie. Mel Brooks just ignored them all.

[@johnhofmann7031]

Of course you’ll have the decency not to mention we spoke

[@jimcurt99]

This is a movie that could not be made today- but is SO FUNNY- happy it was made in the day

[@robertcox1835]

Brooks had to make a lot of compromises to get it made in 1974.

[@alanfast9995]

It could be made, but snowflakes would be horrified.😂

[@stevet7695]

When asked much later whether it could be made today, Mel Brooks replied that he was surprised that they managed to get away with it at the time.

[@r.awilliams9815]

"Think of your secretary..." That bit escaped me for a long time, now I think it's one of the funniest lines in the movie.

[@prissilou]

Without a doubt, for me it was Lilly Von Stupp. Madeline Kahn was/is my favorite comedic actor, and to see a Jewess portraying a takeoff of a Nazi sweetheart (Marlene Deitrich) just warms the cockles of my little heart. IMHO, it is the best performance of Kahn's career. I would love to be able to talk to Mel Brooks about that scene. She was one of a kind. Love you, Madeline!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Just to let you know I also included her in another Top 10 for Clue!

[@garyaugustus690]

"Oh...it's twuu..it's TWUU..!!

[@darreng745]

The that is matched iby the line they cut out where after the dark scene where she goes it's truwwwe it's truwweee Cleavon Little goes "I hate to disappoint you, ma'am, but you're sucking my arm."

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

Yes, she was. Loved everything she did.

[@leehung4429]

A wed wose...how womantic

[@vgn135]

I like the scene when Bart first hits town and after the hostile reception, holds himself hostage. Mel Brooks at his finest!

[@a.s.4914]

Do what he say, do what he say! 🤣

[@m34tba11]

yah that one should be on this list

[@bobkeenan2907]

When they meet in the middle of the night to rescue the town. "We'll take the ....... and the ....., but we don't want the Irish". As someone of Irish descent, I understand wholeheartedly.

[@Legba85]

You can also thank Richard Pryor for it too!

[@bobkeenan2907]

@@Legba85 he wrote the screenplay, right? The man was a genius. Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip talking about fire being inspirational. Then lighting a match and calling out everyone who cracked jokes about him was hilarious

[@calvinbealer7264]

RIP Mr Cleavon Little and Mr Gene Wilder. Thank you very Much for Sharing Your Talent.

[@geedubb-q1u]

There’s not many stars left. Most have passed on unfortunately. Too bad.

[@daylewoolf8734]

The best thing about Mel Brooks movies is you can watch them 100 times and still see something new!

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

I may have watched it 100 times, and I agree with what Olsen Johnson said....

[@churchofpos2279]

My favorite scene: Cleavon Little to Gene Wilder as Wilder is waking up in the Jail. "Are we awake?" "Are we black?" "Yes, we is" "Then I'm awake" 😁

[@EatTheMarxists]

“But we’re very puzzled.”

[@davenc8527]

Mark, I was a theater projectionist in Chicago when Blazing Saddles came out. I've watched the move more than 100 times. Your top 10 scenes are awesome. This was made back in the day when we all were able to laugh and appreciate satire. Unfortunately, that time has passed, and our country is a frigging mess. Such a shame. Mongo only pawn, in game of life....

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

:)

[@EatTheMarxists]

“Ohh, Mongo straight!” Alex was fantastic as Mongo! Candy gram for Mongo! Candy gram for Mongo. Me Mongo. Sign please. Mongo like candy! Boom!

[@dianalee3059]

I had a very blessed and busy studio singing career for 6 decades. John Morris, RIP, scored Mel Brooks films when he was alive. He called me to contract the singers and when we did History of the World Parr 1 silly me took in a small branch and said to Mel, I’d like to offer you this laurel and hearty handshake….(I never was much of a shy wallflower) He laughed and it was just a nice moment. He was such a delight to work for. What a career! Late 80s and still going. History Part 2 just opened.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Wow that is incredible!

[@jnyd98]

Slowly riding across the barren landscape to the music of Count Basie...only to eventually pass the Count Basie Band playing the music live out in the middle of nowhere.

[@ernestcruz6316]

Yup, April in Paris.

[@davidcoblentz7468]

This is one of the first movies I fell in love with as a child. I can quote any part of this movie from memory. God bless you, Mel brooks. And the whole cast.

[@LeeEnfield308]

I really wanna watch Blazing Saddles again now

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I know right!

[@jackthebassman1]

I’ve got the dvd ha!!!!!! Going to watch it now.

[@davidsmith385]

Seeing this at 16 and the campfire scene had me in tears laughing so hard.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Decades and countless viewings later, this still cracks me up, tears, stomach ache, the whole nine yards.

[@zebop917]

Proves the old adage….. Nothing beats a good fart gag😀

[@lookingaround2]

I took a young lady on a first date to THIS MOVIE. I was horrified ( while laughing) at the campfire scene.

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

So, did she stay with you? 😅

[@mikebeacom4883]

Recording Foley for that scene must have been a real treat…

[@marmac2768]

Where Mongo punched the horse was number one and I agree completely!! I was in the theatre when this happened and the laugh was just so loud for so long it was unbelievable!! When this movie was over, I remember people going out the door to the street, then getting back in line to buy another ticket and go right back in!!! I've never seen that on any other film in my life!!

[@MrBILLSTANLEY]

The comedic brilliance of Mel Brooks.

[@williamjones7163]

I laughed when I saw this. I laughed even harder the second time. Thanks! My boyfriend and my favorite lines were "Let me whip this out." And the church lady faints. And the where are the white women at line was precious. The Madeline Kahn bit in the dark about "Is it twoo what they day about you people? It's twoo. It's twoo." Mamm, your sucking on my elbow was a line that was edited out.

[@davemathews7890]

We all saw the movie. You don't need to reenact the entire film.

[@johndanaher6371]

I had the chance to visit the local morgue and happened to see a man with a very large member. I had a hard time not busting out laughing thinking of this scene and yelling "It's twoo, it's really twoo."

[@PersonaIncognito]

You did fine in your selection. That a single movie has even more than 10 great scenes is a testament to it.

[@JB-xn6sf]

"it's twu it's twu!" "Let me just whip this out"

[@richardwilliams473]

Love Slim Pickens in this hilarious movie! His scene with Harvey Korman is so good.

[@a.s.4914]

Where's my froggy!?.....Taggert! Oh, sorry sir. 🤣

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

He didn't want to say a certain word, but was convinced to take the part and say it, almost to lessen the sting of the word. He was old school, and you had to be convinced to be impolite.

[@babyfir77]

My favorite scene is when the Waco Kid shows how fast he is, shooting the guns away from the villains, and you never see his arms uncrossed!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Nartin There are so many great scene, its just impossible to put them into a Top 10! Thank for commenting.

[@denisndavi]

Still the funniest movie ever! Genius comedy

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Absolutely!!

[@morganottlii2390]

Tied with Animal House, IMHO.🤣🤣🤣👍👍

[@howardjohnson2138]

Harvey Corman is, as always, EXCELLENT

[@chrisanderson1077]

“Badges? We don’t need no stinking badges!”

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

There were so many wonderful one liners I was hard to limit it down to jsut 10

[@jackjohnson7714]

The background music was annoying and disruptive, it completely ruined every scene 👎👎👎

[@edsonroadmoto]

The background music is used to not get flagged by the YT police 🚨. 😶‍🌫️

[@LordBobbert]

​@@edsonroadmoto Yeah, but they could have chosen something less... morose

[@davidcfowler1286]

Bless your heart!!!

[@Phantom_Owl]

​​@@LordBobbert Yeah, like polka music ! 😁🎻? But seriously yes the music distracted completely from the overall humour

[@misfit8974]

It didn't ruin number 2

[@cjame0966]

My favorite (s) are 2: the camp "farting" scene, and Mr. Wilder's "morons" speech to Clevon Little. AWSOME!!!!!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Awesome!!!

[@kestralrider313]

Blazing Saddles and HOTW P1 were terrific works of art, I have seen each 5-10 times, and they still crack me up. It is hard to pick only 10 scenes.

[@docholiday1476]

I think this is Brooks greatest and funniest movie. Slim Pickens was inspired and Harvey Korean’s performance was great but Cleavon Little was just as good and under appreciated as an actor. Great script, great cast and nonstop jokes.

[@lyndonbritt3728]

You're right about Cleavon, being under appreciated. Richard Pryor was supposed to play Sherrif Bart, he would've been great of course, but I'm not sure if the film could've been much better.

[@AnthonySomber17]

Mr. Stise you are correct, getting a top 10 from this movie is very difficult. What I thought was great is that "everyone" got picked on in this movie. When I saw this movie in the 70s, in the theater, all races were present, and all were laughing with tears. No one was offended and at the end, as we all left together, all were still laughing and repeating some of the scenes. I saw there that good comedy and laughter can bring us together and transcend all races, and also "bind" us together. Good job and effort on your Top 10 list.

[@tgleo1]

Beg to differ. I was offended by "but we don't want the Irish." The rest of the movie is fine.

[@rahurwitz]

My very favorite scene is that of the wagon train with Native Americans (formerly called Indians) speaking Yiddish ... only in America!!!!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

There were so many scenes it was hard to just find 10!

[@ernestcruz6316]

In the late 1800s there was a school of thought that believed that Native Americans were direct descendants of the lost tribe of Israel. It's likely that bit was based on that theory.

[@PaulB-justme]

Blazing Saddles - the most un-PC film ever made and probably the funniest film ever made too! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I agree this movie could never be made these days!

[@noggfeller]

@ChattingwithMarkStise i fucking hate that sentiment, its so lazy. this movie could EASILY be made today, but guess why its not. no, not because "you cant say that kinda stuff anymore" or "everyone's a pc snowflake". If this movie had never been made, and came out today, people would call it the biggest pile of shit they've ever watched. ive literally never seen a "comedy movie" so unfunny in my entire life. "hur hur hur n-word funny-😀" its not about being anti pc, its about the fact that every joke soley relies on either a cheap physical gag or haha look how edgy i am, i dont give a fuck 😎. get a grip

[@playdiscgolf1546]

The 70s didn’t allow political correctness. Dirty Harry? It’s gold

[@garyholt4445]

The second last scene where the Waco Kid is talking to the sherrif saying these people are common people, people of the land and you can tell when he says “you know, morons” that part was not in the script but in typical Mel Brooks style was left in because it gave off a laugh. I would also have put in the part where the citizens of Rock Ridge are about to leave and the Sheriff asks for 24 hours to come up with a plan. They refuse and he says “You’d do it for Randolph Scott” and then the chorus rings out.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

You Know Morons I did not know that, I should have figured the way Bart reacted! LOL. There were so many good lines It was hard to make a top 10! Thanks for your comment.

[@garyholt4445]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise I have been a Mel Brooks fan for decades. I do not like the present crop of comedy, it leaves me flat.. But I have seen interviews with Mel where he encourages the actors to come up with their own creative license. If something looks good, it doesnt always go onto the cutting room floor or into a bloopers reel.

[@Sutterjack]

That line was brilliant and Cleavon Little's reaction was priceless - you couldn't act that laugh - it was real

[@danhigbee2283]

How about we will take the N. AND CHINESE BUT NOT THE IRISH. being Irish I think that line is funny as hell. When you can laugh it takes all the power of insults away and makes the person throwing it look stupid like they really are. It's like someone calling you a moron just come back with AND THERE YOU HAVE IT they have no idea what just happened 😳😁😁

[@ritawing1064]

In this house we always do this whenever Randolph Scott's name is mentioned.

[@skipeb3]

My favorite moment... At the very end of Lily's musical number, as the soldiers are carrying her offstage...just before she goes out of camera, she smiles. The sweetest smile, and you can kinda tell it's Madeline Kahn smiling, and not Lily Von Schtup. Very sweet.

[@b0ajvk8]

In my opinion one of the funniest scenes goes by so quickly. When Harvey Korman goes to the movie theater and goes to buy a ticket and shows an ID and says, “Student?”

[@TickleSalty]

My favorite scene: When the black family in the covered wagon are approached by the Indian Chief (Brooks), he says in a Yiddish accent “Wha, Schvartzes?” That isn’t racial, that is pure comedy genius!

[@patrickfitzgerald9589]

That played off the belief of some people of that time that the natives were descended from the Lost Tribes of Israel.

[@mikestanley9176]

Anything from Mel Brooks is funny and worth watching. Now I have to watch it again.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I agree once my Patreon fan gave me the idea I had to go with it!

[@nowthatsjustducky]

Well, Life Stinks is actually pretty skippable...

[@jacksparrowismydaddy]

"Candygram for Mungo! sign here please." "mungo like candy." *BOOOOM*

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

There were sooooo many good one liners It was hard to make a top 10

[@jacksparrowismydaddy]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise "Where the white women at?" will also make me laugh. if you watch it enough time you start to notice jokes you might have missed

[@PurpledaltonGC4540]

"That's Hedley! That's Hedley!" Speech, "How could he do such fantastic stunts with such little feet?!", "We'll head them off at the pass! "Head them off at the pass" I hate that cliché!", "Piss on you, I'm workin' For Mel Brooks!" Made me laugh so much!

[@shteebo]

"We've got to protect our phoney-baloney jobs, gentlemen."" "Excuse me while I whip this out."

[@richardbicknell2140]

My grandmother was Dutch, just at the start. Brilliant

[@leftoverporkchop9972]

Since there's only really one great scene, the whole movie, to make a list is a daunting task. I like that you didn't pick all of the typicals that would normally be shown in a list like this. Thanks!

[@JoeyTofMetroMusic]

You probably could’ve done the top 50 scenes in this movie and still have room for more. A masterpiece from start to finish.

[@jetfan85]

"I didn't get a harrumph out of that guy!" "Give the governor a harrumph!" "Harrumph!" "You watch your ass!" "Gentlemen, rest your sphincters!" "Well put."

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Meting is ajouried

[@potatotaco_09]

It is?

[@scottmay31]

"We must do something to protect our Phoney Baloney jobs gentleman... We must act... We must act...

[@dereksheils3536]

Just think of your secretary

[@lambert2969]

WTF it's like some surreal art piece with that melancholy music over it. But not in a good way.

[@joeberkemeier5904]

My favorite is the toll gate scene. Hands down THE best.

[@roiijamez33]

Worst of outlaws still had the discipline not to go around the toll gate!! 😂

[@kenlong5033]

WOW! This ha been out there awhile. You are right Mark. It is hard to find a pure top 10. I was looking for a scene in particular. And you delivered. The Alex Karris scene knocking out that horse. You made it #1. Thanks for the top ten.

[@turbinexman]

The "Campfire Scene" should've been number one!!

[@James-g4c6l]

C'mon. Have the balls to show it. What preceded #2 was the funniest line. Just for shock and awe. "Up yours n....r." Laughed my ass off😂😂😂

[@cottond62]

I can't believe you overlooked the bathtube routine. Harvey was positively brilliant. But Slim capped it off beautifully.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Yes he was! OMG I can't believe I did forget that one!!!!

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Oh yeah, the froggie.

[@dereksheils3536]

Why you use your tongue prettier than a 20 dollar whore. Shitkicker , ha 🤣 brilliant

[@kenrolston]

Ditto !

[@ezridr571]

I was a teenager when it came out. Me and friends were partying before the movie. When it got to the bean scene. It was something never done before. I lost it . Laughing so hard i was crying.

[@genesmolko8113]

Why the background music? The pensive mood of the background music contradicts the bright mood of Blazing Saddles. It doesn't need any background music at all.

[@andrewbesso4257]

Guilford, Connecticut in 1974 was not exactly a main center of Jewish life. When the Indian chief started speaking Yiddish ("Schwartzers!"), my parents were the only ones in the theater laughing.

[@MichaelMott-he2uv]

not sure i grasp the funeral music in the background (?)

[@yayvey]

Right lmao why am I sad rn

[@Jay-lc1vo]

Could really do without the music

[@robarthan5600]

The awful music is the point!

[@Evl_1]

Candy Gram for Mongo. When he first arrives in town there are so many right there. Has me crying. But all time favorite is Slim Pickens says “Well give them the Number 6 Dance”

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

They were good ones to be sure!

[@richardwilliams473]

That's when go into town a whopping and a wooping everything within an inch of its life

[@donjaeger2149]

All the Mongo scenes are hilarious. "Candygram for Mongo, Candygram for Mongo"

[@Revdred]

(After the farting scene) "I think you've had enough!"🥵

[@AlongtheRiverLife]

Great video! First and foremost real, true actors and actresses! Never to be seen again. And so many, many more lines, actually the entire movie!

[@martinfinn1550]

One of my favourite scenes was when the governor was addressing all the bad guys before he sent them on their way. You will be only risking your lives, whereas I will be risking an almost certain Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor!" I have seen a few of Mel Brooks other films on VHS video rentals when they were still a thing, like Young Frankenstein, High Anxiety, Spaceballs, and Robin Hood, Men In Tights.

[@morganottlii2390]

Go do that voodoo that you do so well!🤣🤣

[@DianeYoung-z7j]

I saw the movie when it first came out. I laughed til I cried through the whole thing and now all over again with your Top Ten picks. I hurt myself laughing. Anytime you feel down in the dumps, watch the movie, or just these 10 scenes...if you're desperate. You'll feel like a new person after laughing your ass off, coughing, gulping all that oxygen, and mopping up the tears. Better than a trip to the shrink and the price is right.

[@Billy-bh8tr]

The cast was the best comedy actors of all time. I can imagine how much fun they had making it. My father Loved the fart seen. My mom said don't even think about it.

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

2:59 had me in absolute hysterics! I guess that was where the song about beans being the musical fruit came from 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Awesome, it is a great movie!

[@deniro800]

The scenes =Yes The music = What were you thinking ?

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

That is would be good to put it in the video

[@MM22966]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise Well, it wasn't. Sorry.

[@theconservative1967]

If your sole concentration is focused on and complaining about the music, YOU ruined the whole point of watching this.

[@jsar5409]

Music is a non issue.

[@waylonamos6457]

The music was a little strange for comedy but nice top 10 all in all

[@omblackwell1183]

Love your shirt. My half-uncle died in a Beaufighter whilst with Coastal Command off the coast of Yorkshire. The pilot, who also died, was an Australian.

[@robertbroughton1443]

The one you missed was the one where the old drunk (Gabby) was standing on the roof watching for the new sheriff, when he tried to let them know, that the new sheriff is a__________ (twice), and both times he was interrupted by the church bell.

[@hx823]

Fore sure I thought this would make the list.

[@playdiscgolf1546]

The 2 best scenes are too racially sensitive, I guess. That scene and the kkk scene are what I remember most about that movie

[@BuddWolf]

The whole film, is top comedic gold. That said, #9-Hung like a horse🤔? 🤣🤣 is great

[@patrickjohnson5658]

The kind of humour in this movie reminds me of Leslie Nielsen and the "Airplane" movies.

[@geoffreysnyder5144]

Mel Brooks was so far ahead of humor standards he should get an Oscar award.

[@johnfinnegan8474]

Some of the things I remember best about the movie was when they were in the church singing when somebody throws in a stick of dynamite. The preacher says "I will now read from the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke...and duck!" Also the bit about the toll booth in the middle of the wide open countryside, and some of the bad guys the governor hired who dressed like they were part of a motorcycle gang.

[@raymondskinner9508]

The guys sitting round the campfire farting like troopers, probably why it was called BLAZING Saddles! So darn hilarious

[@gayehenley1550]

Ten good ones!!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Thanks

[@williamzegarra-t4u]

The background piano 🎹 music is a head scratcher 😳

[@deanhil3978]

Lol! Love the question, honestly, it depends on my mood, or what's going on, it's Monday morning atm, and what brought me here, was, wanting to send, to a coworker . "And isn't it a lovely morning ma'am.?.?.... "ROFL! My mind is a raging torrent... peace, and have a great day!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video

[@deanhil3978]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise I've got some heavy chores to do... Love this movie, dare I say,,, DARE DARE, I know it by heart! Hired you boys to lay some track! Not dance around like....

[@billford8330]

Always loved the line , left OUT of "these favorite 10 ", was when the interview for becoming a gang member, one applicant twice replied 'RAPE' , I LIKE RAPE ' !! :)

[@janetpharris861]

Couldn’t make a movie like that now!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I was seriously thinking about that myself. There would be no way to make a movie like it.

[@georgeondo2301]

You couldn't have a show like "All in the Family" either

[@bobkeenan2907]

"What's in your mouth?" "Nuffim" "Nuffin, eh? Taggart? Chewing gum in line? I hope you brought enough for everyone." "I didn't know there'd be so many.'

[@brentf3068]

"Land, see snatching" was certainly a top ten candidate

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

So was foundling that statue

[@stephenparallox]

Sheriff: "Excuse me while I whip this out" Everyone: "Aaahhhhgggg!!!!!!!!"

[@estebancepeda4532]

Why would you put such a terrible track over it as the background?

[@77-ty7gb]

To avoid Ai picking up on the licensed footage

[@mikejones-go8vz]

All of the bushwhackers bull buggerers etc…. and Methodists 😂

[@Schrimpieman]

When the Gabby, the bearded man with periscope, calls out "The Sherif is a Ni-.....!!!" but the church bell drowns out his calling . And when Lily von Schtup exclaims "It's True... It's TRUE !!!!"

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

What would your Top 10 be?

[@Schrimpieman]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise Okay: The following are my "Top Nine" favorites, not in any particular order. Number "10" will be handled separate. . For sheer comical value (6 scenes): Quicksand! Taggart orders a couple of ni- instead of horses to survey & gets what he deserves with shovel to the head. Indians: "Laaaasss Hiiiimmmm Gehhhhn!" Dey Darker Dan Us! It's True... It's TRUE !!! Lili Von Shtupp receives her ultimate desire. The Campfire Beans and Farts. Toll Plaza & Dimes (and my favorite of the slapsticks:) Gabby Johnson on rooftop announcing "The Sheriff is a Ni-..." but the church bell overlays his shouting. . The next three are my favorite because I'd like to think I've matured over the past few decades and appreciate the movie more than just face value. I first saw BlazSaddles when I was a youngster; now I'm 54 yrs....I've watched it over a dozen times & never get bored. . There's 3 scenes to which Bart and Waco Kid bond thier friendship: 1.) When they first meet, play chess, and share history 2.) Kid comforts Bart: "...people of the land, you know... Morons!" 3.) Kid uses his lightening draw reflex to shoot guns out of the posse's hands These three solidify their partnership and demonstrate that racism is unfounded. . I'll handle #10 on separate entry.

[@Schrimpieman]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise Which brings me to the tenth scene, and one which is in my opinion most ironically symbolic: Bible being shot during Bart's inauguration. One would think having the Holy Book destroyed would spark at least a gasp of breath from the deeply religious townsfolk. Whether the script sequence was on purpose by omitting any crowd reaction, only the producers would know. I haven't seen any commentary on the internet about this specific scene either. . Why (you might ask) is this on my "Tens" list? I'm agnostic & believe the Bible is fictional and religion is a farce. I oppose violence (having the book blown to smithereens); I'm a "Live & Let Live" kind of guy. However, there's a lot to unpack in this short scene. Instead of a townsperson yelling at Rev. Johnson in protest, someone took the other extreme & shoots the Book in his hand. One would expect Rev. Johnson to at least say "May God be with you...have mercy on your soul..." Instead, he abandons Bart by exclaiming "...you're on your own..." That choice of wording discredits Rev. immediately from being a Holy Man. Who was responsible for pulling the trigger and why didn't the townspeople turn on the gunman? Finally, listen to Rev's dialogue just previous to Bible being destroyed. Blowing the Bible symbolically means the words of the Good Book don't mean crap.. ...Sorry, ya'll. It was satisfying watching the Book be destroyed, and observing Rev. Johnson's hypocrisy...as well as the crowd overall. That religion stuff is just all for show, especially while in church. I could type a short essay, but I don't want to make the audience hate me more than they do already.

[@JB-xn6sf]

@@Schrimpieman perfect!

[@boataxe4605]

Twue, not true.

[@EatTheMarxists]

The American Film Institute ranked this as the sixth funniest movie ever made, which is absolute nonsense - it’s THE funniest movie ever made!

[@malcolmstirling808]

Amen

[@tatyana6063]

My fave part is always the farting scene.

[@seankinsellasean]

What drugs where you on when you chose the background music? Maybe put it over top10 saddest Schindler list scenes..

[@BrianBrazilHarmonica]

The campfire scene should have been # 1. It's the one scene that everybody remembers about that movie the most.

[@Tincan53]

Ten scenes from Blazing Saddles that would have jailed Mel Brooks and all the actors had they even tried to make it today. LOL. Best comedy ever.

[@boataxe4605]

I don’t know about jailed, but certainly canceled. And because of the use of one word, they would be accused of being racist,despite the fact that it is an anti racism movie and that word is used by the fools who are the butt of the movie’s jokes.

[@mlbrooks4066]

Nah. It's just that there's no one capable of making it today. No talent matches his. Mel Brooks is one of a kind.

[@beaverstandig1747]

They go and they come and they go and they come, and always too soon! Classic

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I'm tired!

[@rhondaprice5202]

I loved when Mongo rides up at the saloon on his bull. Hey you can't park that thing there says the guy on the horse. He just punched his horse out 🤣

[@jerryumfress9030]

Me and a buddy of mine saw this movie in 1973. We laughed so hard I thought I would bust a gut😎

[@bixby9797]

Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein are a 1, 2 punch only equaled by Gone With The Wind and Wizard of Oz