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- Comedy Classics - Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles"Four writers collaborated with director Mel Brooks to create one of the funniest movies ever made, starring Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder
- Mel Brooks: My Favorite Movie Director on the PlanetMel Brooks is able to make me laugh better than any other movie director. That is why he is my favorite director of all-time.
Top 5 Mel Brooks Movies5 of the funniest Mel Brooks movies, with synopses
The Best Mel Brooks Movies of All-TimeMel Brooks has directed some of the funniest movies in history. Take a look back at five of the best Mel Brooks movies.- Top 5 Mel Brooks MoviesIf you're into watching and listening to parodies of your favorite films and music, Mel Brooks and his cast of thousands is the person to watch in movies. His humorous take on popular cult films and history will make you laugh until your sides hurt.
- Mel Brooks' History of the WorldAn overview of the comedic classic "History of the World: Part I" created by Mel Brooks to convey the history not found in textbooks.
- Classic 80's Movie Review: Mel Brooks' Spaceballs the MovieSpaceballs is full of puns, one-liners and side splitting special effects. This is a Mel Brooks classic.
Young Frankenstein a Hit on BroadwayDr. Frankenstein and his monster live in this recap of the 1974 Mel Brooks movie, adapted for Broadway.
The Curse of Mel BrooksWhen all is said and done these men will likely be best remembered for their work with Mel Brooks. Their collaborations with him were both a blessing and a curse.- Mel Brooks' Latest DVD Version of "The Producers" is HilariousThis is my favorite DVD. My opinion of the movie version of Broadway play, "The Producers," starring Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick. I laughed so hard, I cried. Mel Brooks knows how to make some really funny movies.
- Biography of Mel Brooks, From Stand-up to FilmA short biography and critique of Mel Brooks and his works.
- The Producers: Mel Brooks' First, Last, and Best MovieYou don't need to be a fan of Mel Brook's first movie, "The Producers," which Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom conspire to carry off the perfect crime-to produce the worst play ever.
- The Top Three Marty Feldman Movies of All TimeMarty Feldman spent over 15 years in show business before he suddenly passed away. His dedication to slapstick made him a comedic talent to be remembered.
- History of the World: Part 1A review of the 1981 Mel Brooks' movie.
"Get Smart" Goes 9/11The Get Smart movie goes 21st Century.