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YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING

Jen Murray

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Enjoy my first time watching movie reaction to Young Frankenstein (1974)! 📼 Sync up your copy with mine + we can watch together at: Patreon: young-1974-full-105711670

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00:00 Intro
00:10 Young Frankenstein Movie Commentary
36:34 Young Frankenstein Movie Review

20 Comments

@jenmurrayxo Creator 2 years ago Pinned

What's ur fav Mel Brooks?
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@The_Blessed_Exchequer 2 years ago

FUN FACT: Gene Hackman ad-libbed the "I was going make espresso." line. Mel Brooks and the crew thought it was hilarious. Hackman himself thought it was so funny that he couldn't do any more takes of it without busting out laughing. So, what we see in the movie is the one and only usable take of the scene they had.

@shouryu 2 years ago

CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING ONE OF THE ONLY REACTORS TO CATCH THAT THE CAMEO IS GENE HACKMAN. It blows my mind how many people miss it completely. You just made a Jen fan into an even BIGGER Jen fan. ^_^

@alancrofoot 2 years ago (edited)

Pretty much all of the laboratory equipment is actually from the original film, complete with the original cobwebs LOL. The producers couldn't believe their luck when they found out that it had been in storage all this time.

@Ian-xx1xb 2 years ago

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@lordbalok6298 11 months ago

Okay, the running gag about Frau Blucher's name is multi-level. It's funny all on it's on as a running gag with the horses screaming at her name.

The other half of the joke is that in that region the "blucher" was the guy in the village who boiled down horses to turn them into glue.

@mikearmstrong8483 2 years ago

"Stay close to the candles. The staircase can be treacherous."
Want to guess how many times I watched this before I noticed that the candles aren't even lit?

@philmakris8507 2 years ago

"Give him an extra dollar 💵 "

@jsl151850b 2 years ago

7:25 Going up the stairs the candles weren't lit.

@jonmercano1138 2 years ago

Regarding Blucher and the horses, it became an urban myth (with some help from Leachman) that the name means glue in German, which it doesn’t. Glue in German is kleber. The reaction to her name is just meant to imply she’s a frightening person. Gene Wilder on the DVD says “Lord only knows what she does to them when no one’s around.”

@jkbowers56 2 years ago

Not only is it "old-timey" black & white, but they were able to use some of the original lab equipment from the 1931 classic monster movie!

@thejamppa 2 years ago (edited)

Fun Fact: This film inspired my country's band to take name Eppu Normaali (native translation of Abby Normal) when they started playing in 1976. Band is still playing actively.

@dokskwyr4353 1 year ago

Of all the versions of the Frankenstein story this is my absolute favourite Not only because of the humour but also the heart. This is the only version in which the doctor cared enough for his creation, risking his own life in order to help his creation have a chance of a happy, successful life. In all the others the doctor was the real monster, not his creation. In all the other versions Frankenstein abandoned his creation when his creation needed him most.

@billkant849 1 year ago

Ya know as many reactors as have watched this movie...nobody seems to pickup on the train station joke. Some of the lyrics to the song recorded in 1941 by Glenn Miller:
"Pardon me, boy, is that the Chattanooga Choo Choo?"
"Yes, yes, Track 29!"
"Boy, you can give me a shine."
"Can you afford to board the Chattanooga Choo Choo?"
"I've got my fare, and just a trifle to spare."