For the first time I was able to watch Animal House

Watched all of them and I was born in 1976.

As far as the censors goes on regular t.v., I love filling in what they actually say in the movie while watching the sanitized version of it.

"Strike that motherfucker out!" [/RogerDorn]

 

Blue Brothers also looked good on the screen. They put some care into that one.

Animal House also looked good, in a gritty, grainy, crappy school way.

 

Gene Hackman's cameo in "Young Frankenstein" may be the funniest scene ever committed to film. Only time I ever saw ushers in a theater ask people to stop laughing.

Years later, I saw Gene Wilder at a cafe in Greenwich. I started laughing for no apparent reason and had to step outside to collect myself.

 

Dear God.

 

Caddyshack is the most overrated comedy ever. Funny and quoteable, but way overrated. Slapshot and Bad News Bears are both better films and funnier.

 

Never seen it either. Never seen any of the Fletches, or (probably, can't remember) any Chevy Chase movie beyond the first Vacation.

 

Mel Brooks movie story my parents told me..

They were watching "Blazing Saddles" in the movie theater and when the Indian comes up and starts speaking yiddish my parents cracked up.
The people behind them said "wow, they must speak Indian"

 

"They're darker than US!"

"Tell them I said . . . OW!"