I love that so many people from the younger generations are discovering classic comedies like this one.  Also, you said you gave Lily an ‘A’ for effort with her singing.  😂   It takes skill to sing so poorly when you are actually a great singer.   Madeline Kahn was a VERY talented singer.   She was the voice of Gypsy the moth in the Pixar movie “A Bug’s Life”.   I miss her.

When Jim told Bart that the townspeople were "morons", and Bart erupted with laughter, that was an improve by Gene Wilder, and a natural reaction by Bart, and they left it in.  Loved your reaction, and SO impressed with your English!

One of the greatest comedy classics. Mel Brooks is the man

Great comedy classic 😂
Great social satire 😂
Great reaction Magy 😃👍

When Hedley was molesting that statue, it was a statue of Lady Justice. So he was, in effect, screwing justice. Literally.

Madeline Gail Kahn (née Wolfson; September 29, 1942 – December 3, 1999) was an American actress, comedian, and singer. In her earlier years Madeline actually sang in Opera's and Broadway musicals.  Some of her better known roles were in comedy films, several of them Mel Brooks works ...

Harvey Korman is a legend!

The fart scene is actually really important. Those were the first farts ever put in a movie

One fact I'm surprised no one mentioned is that Mel Brooks wanted Richard Pryor to play the part of Bart but the studio was against it because at the time his act was too radical for them. To prove a point,  Mel made him a writer instead.

Magy this movie made cinema history for being the first movie to use a fart on screen.

1. "...you know... morons" was ad lib. Little's response is real.🤣
2. Lily is supposed to sound bad 🤣

Reactors always look upon the farting scene as old hat or even low level humour  but we must remember that THIS was the very very first fart recorded on film.  The ORIGINAL fart done by the leading hand makes him famous in film making history.

“Sexy time out of control!”

Damn I want that on a T-shirt.

Magy,
Actually, Warner Brothers didn’t want to release this movie. Even back then they thought audiences would be very offended and were prepared to eat the entire cost of the movie and let it sit on a shelf. However, Mel Brooks convinced them to have a couple of sneak previews. They went really well so they reconsidered and released the movie.

16:20- this is actually the first major motion picture to include a fart (and not have a bike horn or something like that for the noise instead.) The church bells when the sheriff is riding into town (The Sheriff is Near!!) is a little bit funnier knowing that

This is the kind of comedy that you like Magie 😂

17:40 Gene Wilder (the Waco Kid) ad-libbed the "Morons" line, and Cleavon Little's (the Sherriff) laughter was his genuine reaction to hearing the joke for the first time!

35:28 ... Like everyone reacting to this film .... the Waco Kid and Bart sit down in the Cinema and have a bucket of popcorn .... In the film at the end, Bart rides out of town and stops at the Blacksmiths  ... the Waco Kid, is sat down, holding a bucket of POPCORN  ... which he leaves on the anvil, as the two of them ride off ...
Fun fact- BORIS, the Hangman, also stars in another Mel Brooks comedy .. Robin Hood Men In Tights .... where the same actor, same costume and same role, plays the Hangman in that film too!

The funny thing is that I watched this movie for the first time just a few days ago!  The "enthusiastic bully" with the big smile at the start of the movie looked very familiar to me, and it was driving me crazy.  I looked his information up, and it turns out the actor also played the gun salesman in Back to the Future Part 3 (the one who tells Marty that the gun is "so easy that a baby could shoot it", and after Marty shoots all the targets with the gun, asks him "Where'd you learn to shoot like that?" and Marty answers "7/11!")  Also, that thing they move along the train track by pumping the handles is called a handcar in English (I don't speak Bulgarian, so I have no idea what it would be called in that language.)

Loved this one, Magy!! ❤ It's such an old school classic. When you rewatch this one for yourself watch for Mel Brooks (writer/director), he plays the governor and the Indian chief in the movie. Great job on this one. Loved hearing you laugh out loud so many times!  🤣 Ps - Love your hair. 😉