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The gag about Igor's moving hump was a practical joke by Marty Feldman. He kept switching the hump to see how long it would take someone to notice. When they finally did, Brooks thought it was so funny that they made it a plot point.
What hump?
All the jokes are based on Frankenstein (1931), Bride of (1935) and Son of (1939). All worth watching.
Some of the best one-liners! "You take the blonde, and I'll take the one in the turban."
We still use "It...could...work!" around the house.
"You sonofabitchbastard! I'll get you for this!" Gene's delivery is so fantastic.
That's Toiban!
The angry "WHOO!" and smack that follows by Madeline Kahn just has me in stitches!!!
"Inspector Kemp" is a parody of "Inspector Krogh", a character in "Son of Frankenstein" (1939). Krogh also had a prosthetic arm, his real one having been ripped from his body by the monster. He also wore a monocle though without an eye-patch beneath it.
The blind man with the cabin in the woods (Gene Hackman) was a character from "Bride of Frankenstein" (1935)
It's enjoyable to see a reactor laughing at the references, sarcasm and sly and occasionally dark humor. Not everyone gets the jokes, they sail over their heads!
I think this might have been the only telling of 'Frankenstein' where everyone actually has a happy ending
There are SO many great moments in this movie, but the one that never fails to make me laugh is the train station goodbye scene (The hair! The nails! Taffeta, darling... etc. Lol), especially when she dodges the blown kiss! 💋👀😂🤣
In the original book by Mary Shelley the monster found the little girl putting flowers in the water. She says something like "pretty things belong in the water". The monster misunderstands and puts her in the water, accidentally drowning her. Which is why it's funny when this little girl runs out of flowers and asks "what shall we put in the water now?".
The mischievous grin to camera is such a great (albeit dark) joke when you know the book 😅
I do like that Mel's monster ends up in a marriage. I feel like that all Shelley's wanted.
LMAO, the kid getting catapulted and the Monsters reaction, following her flight was hilarious.
wasn't that in the movie? I remember him accidentally killing a boy (well, part accidentally to keep him quiet and part out of a sudden snap of rage finding out that the boy who started screaming at the sight of him was related to Frankenstein)
@@agenttheater5 That does sound familiar. I haven't seen the movie in many years. I think it followed the book pretty closely though.
11:00 - this is ACTUALLY the equipment from the original Frankenstein movie. Some guy who worked on the film saved it from the scrap heap and when he heard Mel Brooks was making Young Frankenstein, he volunteered the equipment for their use.
Elizabeth's change is probably due to his enormous shwunstooker 😊
Marty Feldman and Madeline Khan are the absolute best.
The whole cast is brillant
Oh yes that's right, Marty Feldman with his big white eyes! Madeline Khan was great too!
@Accam570 love the profile pic!
American comedy definitely hit a high point in 1974 with the 1-2 punch Mel Brooks gave us with "Young Frankenstein" and "Blazing Saddles".
This was actually the first movie my parents took me to see at the drive-in (in the big paneled station wagon and everything).
I could not watch this movie without laughing if I tried. Grew up with it, and will certainly still crack up at it at my own funeral.
Marty Feldman (Igor) was playing a prank on Mel Brooks and switched the side the hump was on. Brooks thought it was so funny he kept it in the film.
One of the funniest movies ever! I saw it in the theater in 1975, and I’ve probably seen it 100 times since.
He's going to be very popular.
The "walk this way" bit was the actual inspiration of the Aerosmith song.
Oof! 🤣🤣🤣
I especially love Teri Garr as Inga.
I absolutely love Teri Garr I always have every single thing she played in she’s a wonderful person it’s too bad she got multiple sclerosis
@@stevensprunger3422 Teri Garr was also in The Original Star Trek: Assignment Earth
A Mel Brooks classic. I also like Blazing Saddles, Spaceballs and Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
To answer your question...
Frankenstein's fiance was never in love with him. She was actually repulsed intimately with him. That's why she came up with every excuse she could when he tried to touch her or kiss her. She's so repulsed that she wouldn't even allow his kiss to be blown at her at the train station. It took her being taken by the creature to become the person you see in the end.
🎵 Puttin on the Riiiitz! 🎵 That's all I remember from this movie! 😊
Yeah, the line that was cut in this video.
@@3DJapan Yes, I know, perhaps to prevent copy rights and all that! 😊
The song is from 1929. So it should not have any copywrite issues.
So happy that you finally got to react to this movie! One of my favorite movies!
I love this film - I have a tattoo on my back of Frederick [Fronkensteen] explaining the issues of using an abnormal brain to Igor 😁
Great review!
Gene Wilder did such a good job in this film and his performance of Dr. Frankenstein is his best performance. He also, of course, played Willy Wonka (Johnny Depp's performance bugged me to no end) but there are so many other great Gene Wilder movies to watch. He retired from acting to focus on his writing in either 2004 or 2005. The best movies he did were with Richard Pryor, such as "Stir Crazy" (my favorite which was actually directed by Sidney Poitier) and "Silver Streak". The two of them co-starred in the very funny 1989 comedy "See No Evil, Hear No Evil" in which Wilder plays a deaf man and Pryor plays a blind man who get charged with murder and are on the run. They both are so funny together. I loved it and recommend it to anyone who needs a good laugh.
I just wish Silver Streak had more Pryor. They were a fantastic duo.
Right on! I loved Gene Wilder's performance in "THE FRISCO KID" (1979), too.
Great reaction (my first time seeing you). I like how you tried to make it more spoiler free as far as the joke punch lines went. (I saw this film in original release and have had VHS, laserdisc and DVD copies so can basically quote it scene for scene.)
Now, as far as this film, it parodies the first four Universal Studios Frankenstein films: Frankenstein (1931), Bride Of Frankenstein (1935), Son Of Frankenstein (1939) and Ghost of Frankenstein (1942). Briefly the original 1931 film is reflected in the overall premise, the use of the original Kenneth Strickfaden lab equipment found in his garage (the equipment, not Kenneth!), and the ALIVE scene. Bride of Frankenstein gave us Madeline Kahn's slivery hairdo, her hissing at the creature, the blind hermit (Gene Hackman) and the emphasis on the creature's love of music. Son of Frankenstein introduced Ygor (played by Bela Lugosi) who also played a horn like the one shown, often from atop the castle. It also gave us Inspector Kemp with the wooden arm. In Son Of the inspector was Krough and revealed his arm was torn out by the creature. There was also a dart game between them. In Ghost of Frankenstein Ygor is again present and tricked his way into getting a transference of his intellect into the creature's body More similarities exist but this is way too long as it is!
I've loved this [and many other Mel Brooks films] since I first watched it back in the '70s. Such a superb cast. You can also see Madeline Kahn and Gene Wilder together in Mel Brooks' "BLAZING SADDLES" (1974). Miss Madeline's performance in Mel Brooks' "HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART I" (1981) was also fabulous. As for the personality transformation of Madeline's character, it undoubtedly had something to do with the monster's "enormous Schwanzstücke". Dinner conversations often move in strange and unexpected directions. ;)
what knockers
Marty Feldman literally gives a master class in scene stealing in this film. My favorite scene can be summed up in one word...SEDAGIVE?! Peter Boyle would don the monster's costume again in a Halloween episode of EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND
When he asked the boy if it was the Transylvania traing, it is a reference to the song Chattanooga Choo Choo.
One of my favorite comedies!
"I could help you with that hump". "What hump"?
Love your reactions! Tuning in From Southern California USA 🇺🇸 🙏❤️ Can’t wait to see your next movie reaction!
My favorite Madeline Kahn (not sure of spelling) movies are "What's Up Doc" and especially "Paper Moon". Her delivery of lines just crack me up, as in the tone of her voice. Paper Moon is not really a comedy but she still cracks me up at times in the movie.
"I am not 'A' 'Eunice Burns.' I am 'THE' Eunice Burns."
Let's not forget Ken Mars. "I don't know who SHE is, but HE is DEFinitely NOT himself."
@@chrispittman8854 "I am Hugh." "You are me?" "NO! I am Hugh!" "Stop saying that."
@@melenatorr "Doan tach me. I'm a doctor."
"Of what?"
"Musicology."
"Can you fix a Hi-Fi?"
"No..."
"THEN SHUTUP!!!"
@@chrispittman8854 "You're upside down."
The reason why the horses went wild when they Said that woman's name, is because her name is German for glue, witch is made from horse hooves.
If what I heard is right, the laboratory you see in the movie is the original laboratory from the original 1931 movie. Apparently they still had it in storage back then.
Khan was Eunice in 'What's up doc' and Lili Von Shtupp in 'Blazing Saddles'.
BRAIN DEPOSITARY. AFTER 5:00 PM SLIP BRAINS THROUGH SLOT IN DOOR. 🧠
18:24 I never quite grasped the finer details of the rules of charades until I saw this movie
I loved this film growing up, though of course a lot of the jokes went over my head. The one that cracked up little me the most was "You haven't touched your food." ::Fredrick sticks his hands in his food:: "There, I touched it. Happy?"
"Well they were wrong then, weren't they?"
Fifty years on now, & I still can't hear someone say, 'Blücher', without imitating a horse.
inga! the perfect assistant!❤
Probably my favourite American comedy, some have better jokes or more laugh out moments, but this puts it all together so much better as a whole than the rest, this is the total package
1. Mr. Hilltop/Liam Dunn is the same guy that plays the preacher in Blazing Saddles
2. I first saw this at a drive-in (that's still here BTW) and there was a lunar eclipse over the screen that made it even cooler than it was.
3. The studio wanted this in color but Brooks and Wilder insisted black and white because they wanted the old school tone.
4. Wilder agreed to do Blazing Saddles only if Brooks would direct and help write this movie.
5. It was almost impossible to get through the "You take the blonde and I'll take the one in the turban" scene. Everyone kept cracking up. You can see Wider trying not to laugh.
6. Igor's hump changing sides was Feldman's running gag on the cast and it was kept in the movie.
7. Marty Feldman's walleyed orbs were the result of both a hyperactive thyroid and a botched operation after a car accident before his 30th birthday, in 1963.
8. FUN FACT: Igor's "Walk this way" was Steven Tyler's inspiration for hit song of the same name.
9. Wilder(RIP) also insisted that Brooks NOT be seen on film. However, the screeching cat and the wolf are Mel.
10. Light reflecting off of the monster's missing teeth is not a goof. It's on purpose.
11.Monical over an eye patch.🤣
Final note: "Puttin' on the ritz" will never be the same
Elisebeth had a change of heart because the creature had an "enormous von stuker" 😱🤣
Abby someone.
Abby Normal 😂😂😂
@@chrisb.2178 Great line!
My favorite comedy movie of all time!! Marty Feldman (Igor) is one of my comedy heroes! So glad to see this, thank you lady K. 😁😁
Taffeta, everyone!
😂 A classic one! You had to have it on your list... Of course 🫶🇮🇹
I read somewhere that "Blucher" sounds like the German word for "Glue", which is why the horses got upset whenever anyone said it
Thank you for explaining
@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. You're welcome. I always wondered about that myself when I first saw it.
"He would have to have an enormous schwanstucker!"
"Yes....well...that goes without saying."
"Woof!"
"He's gonna be very popular"
BEST two comedy dance routines of all time "putting on thr Ritz" and "Springtime for Hitler and Germany" (Producers) both by the brilliant Mel Brooks!!.😂😂😂😂❤
All the equipment in the LAB was from the original Frankenstein movie from the 30's
Funny thing in the very start where Dr Frankenstien stabs himself with he scalpel... I took Anatomy and Physiology in College... and our professor was telling us how we needed to be very careful when using the scalpel and all as it was dangerous and we could slip and hurt ourselves. Well then he demonstrated slipping and stabbed himself in the leg just like this movie... Only ... he had a fake leg... Yeah he did it every year. Crazy. So everytime I watch this movie I remember my classroom... and still laugh.
If you saw "The Birdcage", you might recognize the blind guy as Senator Keeley from that Robin Williams movie
Oh Kemi, l loved this so much. I had a terrible scare this week, an intruder, he frightened the absolute heck out of me. This video has made me laugh! I so appreciate you. Blessings❤️
I hope you feel much better today
Thank you Kemi, yes, much better🙏❤️
RIP Gene Wilder; Madeline Kahn; Marty Feldman; Cloris Leachman and Peter Boyle. Of all the main cast, Teri Garr is the only one still living.
Tree"walk this way joke has been done in many other films. I'm not sure who did it first. Kind of seems like a Vaudeville bit.
I know the Marx Brothers have a variation on it, so it definitely goes back to Vaudeville at least 👍
In producing one of their albums, the band Aerosmith was stuck for a song. They took a break, went out to catch this movie, and then came back to the studio and wrote “Walk This Way.”
I really like the inspector and flaughbleuker on "Malcolm in the middle"
The blind man is famous actor Gene Hackman- Frankenstein's monster is Peter Boyle(Everybody Loves Raymond's Dad)
I’ve always loved this one, ever since I was a boy.
Marty Feldman suffered from Thyroid disease and Graves' ophthalmopathy. That's why his eyes looked the way they did.
Aerosmith took the title of their song "Walk This Way" from a scene in this movie.
I think you would have gotten more of the jokes had you watched the original Universal Frankenstein, Bride and Son of....but you still got a good amount of the humor. The lab equipment used here was the original props from Frankenstein, or Bride, I've read both ways. The part where Elizabeth changes from "virginal" to "slutty" was because of how big the Monster's appendage was...and then he got part of the Dr's brain at the end and the Dr. got part of his....appendage and that's why the girl's sing Ah Sweet Mystery of Life.
Enjoyed the reactions, seen this movie back in 1977 , loved it then and love it now👍🙏✌️
Yyyyeeeeeeaaaahhhhh!!!!!
One of my fave films and fave film-going experiences. I was 7 when it was released and a huge horror film fan - my dad took me to a Saturday matinee and the line was blocks around the blocks long (!) It was the only film I saw that had pre-show cartoons and a Three Stooges short like they used to have way back in the day (that was the norm) and we both loved it and laughed our asses off. Mel Brooks' valentine to the Universal horror films is still his greatest film overall - all the jokes hit their marks and the production values are astounding (the gorgeous black and white cinematography and fun fact - the lab equipment is all from the 1931 original FRANKENSTEIN FILM ; it was in a film collector's garage in California and Brooks even gave the gent a credit in the opening credits). A fantastic cast led by the manic Gene Wilder is impeccable. RE: Madeline Kahn's Elizabeth - she's pretty much a Park Avenue virgin and when the monster ravishes her it's a true blue sexual awakening for her no doubt. Glad you finally got to this - I also recommend ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN.
PS: Make sure to see the bloopers/out-takes here on CZcams; they're as hysterical as the film itself.
I've noticed that a LOT of people/reactors completely miss the "Chattanooga Choo Choo" reference near the beginning. I must be getting old! Lol
Why did the monster look like he wanted to throw the girl in? The horror film this parodies, the same scene transpires where the monster and the little girl throw petals, and when there are no more left the monster gets confused and throws the girl in, drowning her. The girl's death is discovered and leads to the townspeople hunting the monster.
A lot of jokes in this movie really depend on you having seen the old Universal monster films first, particularly Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein.
What has Frau Blücher **horses whinny, neigh, and rear up on their hind legs as if frightened** been doing to those magnificent beast when no one else is around?
Someone with the name Abi Normal. 🤣🤣🤣
This is a hilarious one. Cool on your background lighting.
Have you tried the Skullcandy Crusher EVO 🎧yet?
21:36 Talk about a lucky landing
I feel like this isn't your kind of humor. You seem to not "get" most of the funny lines.
SO FUNNY🤣🤣
The creature had an enormous Swanstucker. So the GF reacted lustily after getting raped by the monster. So she sang "Sweet Mystery of Life."
Try out : Empire Of The Sun - Inner Space - Honey I Shrunk The Kids 🤙
Furthermore, In the BOOK, the Doctor Dies, leaving His Son, ADAM(?), Alone In TEARS.....
You should react to the classic Universal Monster movies; Dracula, Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, The Mummy, The Wolfman, The Invisible Man, and Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Enjoyed your reaction very much. Made me wish I was actually with you, but if you were, I would hope that you would hold your comments until the action had ended. Such are reactions. Thank you.
The Meaning Is Do Not Mess With Dead Ppl...! In the Original Movie, the CREATURE Is Assumed DEAD, When the Castle Collapses. Although, the Sequel, the Wounded CREATURE Encounters the BLIND Guy, Who TEACHES Him How to Speak, Then Finds The MAD Scientist to Make Him a Companion/ Love/ a BRIDE!!!
***MOVIE Request: MARX BROS, Anything Marx Bros!!**
The joke is that once she's deflowered, her lustiness is unleashed
Before starting, I really, really hope that you've already seen the first 3 movies from the 1930s, or at least the first two, since this film heavily parodies both of those movies plus a little of the third. Fingers crossed! Okay, here goes. . .
I am a Hufflepuff too.
I love watching your reactions. I just finished watching your reaction to Saving Private Ryan maybe for the 5th time.
I would love to see your reaction to the movie "Somewhere In Time" with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.
Another great reaction. Marty Feldman was a comedy genius. We lost him way too soon.
Comedic horror movies have been around for quite a while, and Young Frankenstein is one of the best. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is well worth seeing. It features one of the funniest comedy teams ever and the original Universal Studios ' Dracula (Bela Lugosi) and the Wolf Man aka Larry Talbott (Lon Chaney, Jr.). Boris Karloff sat this one out, so Glenn Strange tkes over as Frankenstein's creature.
Roman Polanski 's Fearless Vampire Killers is also hilarious. Yes, that Roman Polanski, but I try to look past what he did and enjoy the film. He directed and stars in this film along with his future wife, Sharon Tate. She was the actress that was murdered by the Charles Manson Family.
Love At First Bite is also excellent. You have George Hamilton as Dracula, Susan Saint James, Richard Benjamin as Van Helsing, and an unforgettable Arte Johnson as Renfield. It's set in the disco '70s.
Monster Squad is also well worth a watch. Bye.
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That music at the end of the video is some of the most depressing music ever made.
CZcams seems to have removed this subscription.
Regardless, great reaction to Ann iconic classic
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I would love to see you respond to "End of the Spear."
Great movie....but my point of view is totally personal and not something you can trust cause I like All of the Frankestein movies not just this one.... even more the movie about the story of Mary Shelley is a good one and how she wrote the book.....and the one with Abbott and Costello!! that one is so good and funny .... good reaction
BLUCHER !!!
I used to think that even the horses whinny in fear of the mear mention of her name. But, it was years later in an interview with Mel Brooks he said "I was amazed nobody got that joke about Blucher!" he said that "Blucher" means glue. Ha!
Pardon me boy, is this the transylvania... its a songexcept its the pennysylvania station. Cole portor or someone in the 30s or 40s.
Glenn Miller to be exact. Song title "Pennsylvania 6-5000"
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Glenn Miller had as many hits in the top 100 as The Beatles AND Elvis combined, and he did it in just three years before his untimely death during WWII, not over their whole life's work. Talk about popular...Amazing!
I strongly dislike the ending, but I think it's really fun time overall. I adore Gene Wilder (he also wrote this film). Thanks for watching and sharing it with us!
Top 5 funniest movie ever,IMHO.