What's your favorite Mel Brooks movie?

[ASATKat]

Answer for kicks and giggles

What is your favorite Mel Brooks movie?

 

[runstendt]

I've always been a fan of History of the World, Part I. It was the first Mel Brooks movie I ever saw, and it certainly left an impression. Also, his autobiography is fantastic, especially in audiobook form since he reads it himself.

 

[elihu]

Young Frankenstein for the win.

Blazing Saddles for the place

High Anxiety for show

SpaceBalls was an also ran…

 

[KC]

Great moments in all of them but Young Frankenstein is the most consistent, with the best cast ever.

 

[paulblackford]

Young Frankenstein

 

[trapdoor2]

Yah, "Young Frankenstein" is definitely my favorite of his.

 

[Ron R]

I've got to go with Blazing Saddles in the top spot.

 

[JIMMY JAZZMAN]

Blazing Saddles, even if it's not politically correct.

 

[ClashCityTele]

Young Frankenstein followed by Blazing Saddles.

 

[loco gringo]

Blazing Saddles. Slim Pickens' Ole Number Six scene still cracks me up just thinking about it.

 

[Manual Slim]

Young Frankenstein

 

[985plowboy]

All for selected scenes.
None in their entirety.

 

[Lowspeid]

Mel Brookes Movies are some of the funniest, and greatest, movies ever made. For me it's Silent Movie. Absolutely hilarious from start to finish.

 

[Lowspeid]

Blazing Saddles, even if it's not politically correct.

I think that's exactly what Mel was going for, and why we all love it so much.

 

[Mechanic]

Watched Young Frankenstein in the hospital after liver transplant. I blame that on the abdominal hernia I now have.

 

[scottser]

I've always been a fan of History of the World, Part I. It was the first Mel Brooks movie I ever saw, and it certainly left an impression. Also, his autobiography is fantastic, especially in audiobook form since he reads it himself.

Yep, mine too.
'It's good to be the king'..

 

[telleutelleme]

Young Frankenstein followed by Blazing Saddles.

 

[Brian Krashpad]

Dead heat between Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles.

 

[Tele295]

Love most of Mel Brooks’ movies. Lately, I’ve been studying To Be Or Not To Be, which is Mel’s tribute to Jack Benny. Tons of little Easter eggs in that one.

 

[Skully]

I usually say "Young Frankenstein," but I think I actually enjoy "The Producers" more.