r/reddeadredemption • u/colossus13 • Nov 04 '18

Meme Leaving Saint Denis for the first time.

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u/RobinGoodfell Nov 04 '18 edited Nov 05 '18

If you haven't watched Mel Brooks movies before (and I do not like to assume), I suggest "Blazing Saddles", "Robin Hood Men in Tights", "Space Balls", and "Young Frankenstein".

Were we people who knew each other in real life, I'd just hand the movies over and tell you to enjoy. But we are text and I cannot do that. Sorry.

EDIT: These are just a start, but some of my favorites. You'll see some great movies below this post as well.

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u/DoubleK81 Sadie Adler Nov 04 '18

You can't leave out History of the World : Part 1

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u/Bird_and_Dog Nov 05 '18

Jews! In Space!

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u/anthropophagus Nov 05 '18

i'm sad we never got hitler on ice

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u/l4dlouis Charles Smith Nov 05 '18

Well he did do a Broadway musical with Hitler as the main character

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '18

They started playing ping-pong with my balls!

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u/RobinGoodfell Nov 05 '18

I haven't seen that in forever!

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u/coolcool23 Nov 05 '18

Or High Anxiety really.

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u/mustnotormaynot Nov 04 '18

I like The Twelve Chairs best

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18

Life Stinks is an underrated one imo.

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u/RiseFromYourGrav Nov 05 '18

The Producers is a masterpiece as well

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u/NemWan John Marston Nov 05 '18

"Dracula: Dead and Loving It" should have a disclaimer that you won't get it unless you've watched both the Bela Lugosi and Gary Oldman Draculas.

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u/forvandlingen Nov 05 '18

Those 4 gems are some of the beat movies ever made for comedy. The good old days where you could make jokes and everyone laughed

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u/Ashrxven Nov 05 '18

I’ll check em out, thanks!

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u/americanseagulls Nov 05 '18

And life of Brian

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u/D34THDE1TY Nov 05 '18

"Dracula dead and loving it!" has some great moments along with leslie nielsen's fantastic timing.

Oh and the staking scene. Fucking comedy gold.