TOP 'Up yours, N****' Reactions! Blazing Saddles (1974) Movie Reaction *First Time Watching*

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[dastemplar]

Favorite Mel Brooks story, when he was being interviewed recently, he was asked if they could ever make a Blazing Saddles today, he replied “Oh, we couldn’t even make it back then.”

[KevyNova]

No joke, I saw this movie on TV in the ‘80s and they bleeped “up yours” BUT NOT the N word! I literally fell off the couch!

[MeIn]

Mel Brooks said the best way to get back at hate is to make fun of it.

[dswynne]

I think the actor playing the sheriff, Cleavon Little, genuinely laughed at Gene Wilder's "moron" comment, which I believe was ad libed.

[CoachDan]

People have to remember this was a movie that made fun of racism/racists.

[gklgspy]

The line, "you know, morons." Was adlibbed and the laughter was genuine.

[j.woodbury]

@The Mirandalorian Reacts: Yes, Sheriff Bart's reaction when Jim said "You know....morons" was legitimate. Gene Wilder ad-libbed the line and it caught Cleavon Little off guard.

[jamesbutcher]

People need to remember that this is a Mel Brooks movie and in all of his movies he made fun of all races and cultures. The difference now is so few people have a sense of humor. One of the keys to life is to be able to laugh especially at yourself. I absolutely love this movie. Mel Brooks was a genius.

[jamesalexander]

"You Know -- Morons!" was adlibbed by Gene Wilder!

[martinez]

Fun Fact: Cleavon Little actually broke character with Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks decided to keep it in the movie 😂😂

[mcbeezee]

I always find how some are so outraged/insulted by the few times Brooks used the word in this one movie, yet those same individuals don't bat an eye when Tarantino uses it over 100 times(The Hateful 8/D'Jango). A bit hypocritical to say the least.

[SignoftheMagi]

Gene Wilder was infamous for ad-libbing and trying to get real emotion out of his co-stars. Yes he did ad-lib the "morons" line just to break him. And it fit perfectly with the scene.

[nickknight]

The Gen Z get offended and the Gen X laugh. Sounds about right.

[rosario]

Good on you for including the apple pie and her "apology"

[junaoneil]

Fun fact: that lady grew up in the actual Old West. She was one of the last of her generation to have done so.

[cspaikido]

"You know morons" is my favorite line improvised by Gene Wilder, my second favorite is "Where are the white women out."

[lens_hunter]

Man, I am surprised how many people didnt laugh.

[Rangera-ctxu]

this was one of the best movies ever made.

[phildixon]

Humour in pure form a bridge across countries❤❤❤

[Mike-idkq]

Mel Brooks was a genius. I think he made fun of every race, gender, and creed. This movie was made to make fun of racism. And back then, jokes were how things were dealt with.