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Name a better comedy then Blazing saddles
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Except the line "Badges? We ain't got no badges! We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinking badges!" is originally from the 1935 Treasure of the Sierra Madre, starring Humphrey Bogart... Some other lines stolen from Mr. Bogart's movie are:
"Wizards and Warriors" (1983) -- "Badgers? Badgers? You don't need no stinking badgers. You need knives."
"O.C. and Stiggs" (1986) -- "Badges? We don't need no stinking badges! We got souvenirs!"
"3rd Rock From the Sun" (1998) -- "Bagels? Bagels? We don't need no stinking bagels!"
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Don't start me thinking about Airplane! I'll never do any work.
I can tell you a story about "Stinking Badges". My mate was called into a meeting with some others to discuss some public relations ideas, during which name badges were mentioned. He said, without thinking, "Badges? Badges? We don't need no stinking badges! At which point everyone turned and looked at him in a hostile manner. Clearly, none of them had ever heard the line and just thought he had flipped or was being totally negative to the management backed initiative. The whole atmosphere of the place changed. He managed to last about another 4 weeks but had to leave for his own peace of mind and the greater good of everybody.
Blazing Saddles, The Life of Brian and See No Evil Hear No Evil are/is my Holy Trinity.
There are also Young Frankenstein, The Producers, Some Like It Hot, Arthur, Tootsie. I grew up watching Charlie Chaplin and strangely enough Louis de Fun�s. And being originally from Russia I love Russian comedies.
S.
Some brill examples, but why has no one mentioned Johnny Dangerously?
Girl:"I'm a true blonde Johnny"
Johnny:"I'll check it out Thursday".
And the Italian-American murdering the English language:
"Ok, you and the rest of your bastidges can play cards but don't try no fargin tricks otherwise you end wid you bells in a sling". Genius.
Can't remember which Bob Hope film it was but the a woman has just collapsed in a heap on the floor before she was due to go on stage. A woman says 'Has she fainted?' and Bob Hope pipes up 'No. Her make up's too heavy'. Class.
Also: Some Like it Hot and who can forget The Three Amigos!
" Would you say I have a plethora of sweaters?"
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