In honor of Mel Brooks turning 100, what is your favorite scene from one of his movies?

Blazing Saddles is a timeless masterpiece. My favorite scene is when the horse gets punched in the mouth. Runner up would be the farting campfire scene. I hate when they censor it on broadcast television. I just think of these scenes and I start giggling. Happy birthday Mel! May the Schwartz be with you.

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u/darrenbosik — 8 days ago
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In honor of Mel Brooks turning 100, what is your favorite scene from one of his movies?

Blazing Saddles is a timeless masterpiece. My favorite scene is when the horse gets punched in the mouth. Runner up would be the farting campfire scene. I hate when they censor it on broadcast television. I just think of these scenes and I start giggling. Happy birthday Mel! May the Schwartz be with you.

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u/darrenbosik — 8 days ago
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What city has the best street food vendors?

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u/darrenbosik — 22 days ago
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My vote would be for Superman IV. I think Christopher Reeve took a huge career risk making that film. Even the third one was bad but this one was just laughable. The franchise should have ended with the second film but I think they changed directors and studios and they were just getting super greedy.

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u/darrenbosik — 2 months ago