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🎬Mel Brooks never needed subtlety when a perfect line would do. 😂😂😂 In History of the World, Part I, Dom DeLuise as Caesar is carried through the streets while a servant dutifully whispers the traditional reminder: “Remember, thou art mortal.” Caesar’s response is pure Brooks: “Blow it out your...

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🎬This “Last Supper” scene from History of the World, Part I (1981) is peak Mel Brooks. A waiter (played by Brooks himself) keeps interrupting the sacred moment to ask if they want soup or separate checks. The whole bit is ridiculous, anachronistic, and hilarious. It’s exactly the kind of irreverent, lowbrow historical parody that Mel Brooks did better than almost anyone. The “Soup or separate checks?” line is still one of the most quoted gags from the movie. Does this kind of silly, anachronistic humor from Mel Brooks still make you laugh, or does it feel very 80s now? 👇 #HistoryOfTheWorldPartI #MelBrooks #LastSupper #ClassicComedy #MovieScene #80sComedy
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🎬This “Last Supper” scene from History of the World, Part I (1981) is peak Mel Brooks. A waiter (played by Brooks himself) keeps interrupting the sacred moment to ask if they want soup or separate checks. The whole bit is ridiculous, anachronistic, and hilarious. It’s exactly the kind of irreverent, lowbrow historical parody that Mel Brooks did better than almost anyone. The “Soup or separate checks?” line is still one of the most quoted gags from the movie. Does this kind of silly, anachronistic humor from Mel Brooks still make you laugh, or does it feel very 80s now? 👇 #HistoryOfTheWorldPartI #MelBrooks #LastSupper #ClassicComedy #MovieScene #80sComedy

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Blazing Saddles (1974) Mel Brooks broke ground by breaking wind when he featured the first audible farts in American cinema. As childish as it is, this scene is still regarded as one of the funniest moments in movie history.
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Blazing Saddles (1974) Mel Brooks broke ground by breaking wind when he featured the first audible farts in American cinema. As childish as it is, this scene is still regarded as one of the funniest moments in movie history.

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Mel Brooks on how he got the idea to make "History of the World: Part I" (1981): "I was walking across the parking lot at 20th Century-Fox on my way to my office when one of the grips who had worked on ''High Anxiety'' (1977) shouted to me from the back of a moving truck. ''Hey, Mel, what's next? Planning a big one?'' From out of the blue the biggest title I could think of popped into my mind: ''Yes, the biggest movie ever made. It's called 'History of the World.' '' Someone else on the truck yelled: ''How can you cover the whole world in one movie?'' ''You're right,'' I shouted. ''Maybe I'll call it 'History of the World - Part I.' '' Actually, if truth be told, I hadn't a clue as to what I was going to do next. That was two years ago, but now - this Friday - ''History of the World - Part I'' opens. (...) Will there be a ''History of the World - Part 2''? No. Maybe a ''Part 4,'' never a ''Part 2.''" ("The World According to Mel Brooks", Mel Brooks, The NY Times, 1981) P.S: On this day, 45 years ago, "History of the World: Part I" (1981) was released in the USA.
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Mel Brooks on how he got the idea to make "History of the World: Part I" (1981): "I was walking across the parking lot at 20th Century-Fox on my way to my office when one of the grips who had worked on ''High Anxiety'' (1977) shouted to me from the back of a moving truck. ''Hey, Mel, what's next? Planning a big one?'' From out of the blue the biggest title I could think of popped into my mind: ''Yes, the biggest movie ever made. It's called 'History of the World.' '' Someone else on the truck yelled: ''How can you cover the whole world in one movie?'' ''You're right,'' I shouted. ''Maybe I'll call it 'History of the World - Part I.' '' Actually, if truth be told, I hadn't a clue as to what I was going to do next. That was two years ago, but now - this Friday - ''History of the World - Part I'' opens. (...) Will there be a ''History of the World - Part 2''? No. Maybe a ''Part 4,'' never a ''Part 2.''" ("The World According to Mel Brooks", Mel Brooks, The NY Times, 1981) P.S: On this day, 45 years ago, "History of the World: Part I" (1981) was released in the USA.

DepressedBergman

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Happy 100th birthday to Mel Brooks - the funniest, kindest, smartest man in the history of the world. He’s been my hero ever since I snuck into Blazing Saddles at an inappropriately young age and had my mind blown. One of the great joys of my life has been becoming Mel’s friend. And here’s where that all started. I’ve never posted this clip before. It’s from 2010, when the American Cinematheque asked me to host a conversation with Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner. We sorta met on stage. As things were winding down, Mel suddenly brought up Ed Wood. It was a completely surreal moment for me. What a mensch. We are all so lucky to have lived in the Mel Brooks century. Here’s to his next one thousand nine hundred years!
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Happy 100th birthday to Mel Brooks - the funniest, kindest, smartest man in the history of the world. He’s been my hero ever since I snuck into Blazing Saddles at an inappropriately young age and had my mind blown. One of the great joys of my life has been becoming Mel’s friend. And here’s where that all started. I’ve never posted this clip before. It’s from 2010, when the American Cinematheque asked me to host a conversation with Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner. We sorta met on stage. As things were winding down, Mel suddenly brought up Ed Wood. It was a completely surreal moment for me. What a mensch. We are all so lucky to have lived in the Mel Brooks century. Here’s to his next one thousand nine hundred years!

Larry Karaszewski

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That "being a sneaky bastard" line gets me every single time. 😂 One of the funniest moments in this film. The humor in this scene is pure gold. And for fans of the novel, it's a fun reminder that Chavez was originally a skirmisher armed with a suppressed MP5, not a sniper.
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That "being a sneaky bastard" line gets me every single time. 😂 One of the funniest moments in this film. The humor in this scene is pure gold. And for fans of the novel, it's a fun reminder that Chavez was originally a skirmisher armed with a suppressed MP5, not a sniper.

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Mel Brooks on the most Famous line from his movies - "It's good to be the King": "More than any other, there is one line from 'History of the World, Part I' (1981) that people will shout at me when they recognize me on the street: “It’s good to be the King.” For some reason that line really resonated with the audience. I don’t think any of the shouters were actually kings, but they loved the idea regardless. It was so popular that together with the talented Pete Wingfield I created a rap song with that title as promotion for the film. It was actually a big hit in France! Here are some of the lyrics: "Well while Paris was rioting we were doing it good When we heard there was some trouble in the neighborhood I wasn't too worried, no big deal You step out of line, Jack, you're in the Bastille The party kept swinging all day and all night The champagne was flowing we were feeling all right They were screaming for bread, things started to shake But Marie-Antoinette said: Well let ’em eat cake!"" ('All About Me', Mel Brooks, 2021)
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Mel Brooks on the most Famous line from his movies - "It's good to be the King": "More than any other, there is one line from 'History of the World, Part I' (1981) that people will shout at me when they recognize me on the street: “It’s good to be the King.” For some reason that line really resonated with the audience. I don’t think any of the shouters were actually kings, but they loved the idea regardless. It was so popular that together with the talented Pete Wingfield I created a rap song with that title as promotion for the film. It was actually a big hit in France! Here are some of the lyrics: "Well while Paris was rioting we were doing it good When we heard there was some trouble in the neighborhood I wasn't too worried, no big deal You step out of line, Jack, you're in the Bastille The party kept swinging all day and all night The champagne was flowing we were feeling all right They were screaming for bread, things started to shake But Marie-Antoinette said: Well let ’em eat cake!"" ('All About Me', Mel Brooks, 2021)

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Roger Ebert gave a negative review of Mel Brooks's "Dracula: Dead and Loving It" (1995). One day, when Mel Brooks ran into Ebert, he said, "Listen, you, I made 21 movies. I’m very talented. I’ll live in history. I have a body of work. You only have a body.” Roger Ebert was saddened by the encounter as he was a big supporter of Mel Brooks' works from his debut. Ebert later wrote, "I was surprised he didn’t realize himself that 'Dracula: Dead and Loving It' (1995) just didn’t work. Yes, Brooks has put together a body of work and yes, a lot of it has made me laugh, but I would not be doing him a favor if I did not tell the truth."
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Roger Ebert gave a negative review of Mel Brooks's "Dracula: Dead and Loving It" (1995). One day, when Mel Brooks ran into Ebert, he said, "Listen, you, I made 21 movies. I’m very talented. I’ll live in history. I have a body of work. You only have a body.” Roger Ebert was saddened by the encounter as he was a big supporter of Mel Brooks' works from his debut. Ebert later wrote, "I was surprised he didn’t realize himself that 'Dracula: Dead and Loving It' (1995) just didn’t work. Yes, Brooks has put together a body of work and yes, a lot of it has made me laugh, but I would not be doing him a favor if I did not tell the truth."

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This jail scene from the show is one of the funniest, most awkward, and perfectly delivered moments in the entire series.... The casual delivery of “He g@y bro” while the dude is processing his whole relationship. The way the guy’s face slowly drops as reality hits him is priceless... Did that scene catch you off guard when you first saw it? 😂
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This jail scene from the show is one of the funniest, most awkward, and perfectly delivered moments in the entire series.... The casual delivery of “He g@y bro” while the dude is processing his whole relationship. The way the guy’s face slowly drops as reality hits him is priceless... Did that scene catch you off guard when you first saw it? 😂

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Have you ever seen a traditional hookah like this before? 🤔😄 It looks like something straight out of a history book! The craftsmanship is amazing. But the real question is... can I smoke marijuana in this thing, or is it only meant for traditional tobacco? 😂💨 Either way, it's definitely one of the most unique hookahs I've ever seen! 😆
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Have you ever seen a traditional hookah like this before? 🤔😄 It looks like something straight out of a history book! The craftsmanship is amazing. But the real question is... can I smoke marijuana in this thing, or is it only meant for traditional tobacco? 😂💨 Either way, it's definitely one of the most unique hookahs I've ever seen! 😆

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The Reflecting Pool is more than a body of water it is a mirror of the nation’s history. From the footsteps of millions of visitors to the echoes of great moments in American life, it remains one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. While challenges such as algae, wildlife, and maintenance persist, preserving its beauty is a responsibility that transcends politics. Every generation inherits these treasures, and every generation must decide how well it will care for them for those yet to come. AW
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“Meltdown” is out everywhere now. It’s about those moments where it feels like the whole world is against you. When I’ve felt like that myself, I know that all of you out there have felt that same way at some point too. I wanted to put this out there as a reminder that you’re never alone going through it.
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“Meltdown” is out everywhere now. It’s about those moments where it feels like the whole world is against you. When I’ve felt like that myself, I know that all of you out there have felt that same way at some point too. I wanted to put this out there as a reminder that you’re never alone going through it.

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Whoa, this man is strolling the rocky beach when he spots something half-buried in the pebbles 😂 he points it out, scoops up the broken fossil and slowly spins it in her fingers to show those perfect heart-shaped chambers still full of sand, but more important is that the fossil is agate! As cool as it is would you pocket the fossil like he did or leave it there for the next person? What’s your move? 👇
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Whoa, this man is strolling the rocky beach when he spots something half-buried in the pebbles 😂 he points it out, scoops up the broken fossil and slowly spins it in her fingers to show those perfect heart-shaped chambers still full of sand, but more important is that the fossil is agate! As cool as it is would you pocket the fossil like he did or leave it there for the next person? What’s your move? 👇

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A DEVELOPER PROVED YOU CAN FIND THE EXACT COMMIT THAT BROKE YOUR CODE IN A HISTORY OF 10,000 -- IN ABOUT 13 STEPS, AUTOMATICALLY.. 33 minutes from a Google engineer on git bisect: the built-in command that binary-searches your entire history to hunt down the one commit that introduced a bug. -> The moment it lands, "When did this break?" stops being an afternoon of guessing. You hand git a good commit, a bad one, and a test and it finds the culprit while you watch. Most people debug a regression by reading diffs by hand, blaming the obvious file, and hoping. Bisect doesn't hope. It cuts the search in half, then in half again, until only the guilty commit is left standing. Reading history by hand was never the skill -> letting git do the binary search for you is. And when an AI agent dumps hundreds of commits into your repo and one quietly breaks production, bisect is what finds the needle without you reading a single line. The bug isn't hiding. It's sitting in one exact commit. Most people just never learned to make git point at it. Bookmark & Watch it today ↓
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🚨 Same Group, Same Standards: Openly Pissing at the Traffic Lights 🚦 in Liverpool. Some absolute animal jumps out of his car at the lights, pulls it out and starts pissing right in the middle of the road while a kid is sat watching from the next car. You never, ever see normal people do this. It’s always the same group. Every single time. They don’t give a shit about your kids, your streets, or basic decency. And the rest of them still defend it. This is not “integration.” Watch the video for yourself.

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The Eagles are heading back to Buffalo for the first time since 2019, and that stadium will always be tied to one of the most legendary plays in franchise history. It was in 1990 as the ball was on the Eagles’ own 5 yard line. Randall Cunningham is in Hall of Famer Bruce Smith arms in the endzone but instead of taking the safety, he ducks and launches a prayer downfield to Fred Barnett. Barnett goes up, hauls it in, and takes it to the house. That 95 yard touchdown is the second longest play in Eagles history and one of the most iconic moments this team has ever produced.
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The Eagles are heading back to Buffalo for the first time since 2019, and that stadium will always be tied to one of the most legendary plays in franchise history. It was in 1990 as the ball was on the Eagles’ own 5 yard line. Randall Cunningham is in Hall of Famer Bruce Smith arms in the endzone but instead of taking the safety, he ducks and launches a prayer downfield to Fred Barnett. Barnett goes up, hauls it in, and takes it to the house. That 95 yard touchdown is the second longest play in Eagles history and one of the most iconic moments this team has ever produced.

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America250 is burying the national time capsule in Philadelphia, and this is one of those moments that makes you stop and think about the size of the American story. A message from 2026 being sealed for future generations, in the city where America’s independence was born, during the 250th birthday of the greatest nation on Earth. This is not just a ceremony. This is a promise across time that America was here, America endured, America still believed in freedom, and America still had people proud enough to preserve its story for those who come after us. While the anti-American crowd tries to tear down history, real Americans are protecting it, honoring it, and sending it forward. 250 years later, the flag still flies and the American story is far from finished. 🇺🇸
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Martin Scorsese on the greatness of Mel Brooks: "There's a lot we take for granted but we shouldn't and one of them is the treasured tradition of classic American Film comedy. In Mel's films all bets are off. The boundaries between what's funny and what isn't kind of fade away or tumble like that sheet falling in 'It Happened one Night' (1934). Mel breaks these boundaries with laughter. These boundaries actually disintegrate before your eyes at the end of 'Blazing Saddles' (1974). Telling a joke is one thing, making it part of a cohesive hole is something else again. And that's where the filmmaking comes in. His Mastery of filmmaking; Mel has an anarchic Spirit but a loving heart and his films come from a profound fondness for Classic Cinema and a deep understanding of it. His uniquely manic sensibility is hardwired to something it's so easy to miss because we're laughing so hard and that is his extremely disciplined Mastery of the vocabulary of film. Mel has made his own comedy his own way and reminded us yet again that it's all too easy to forget you can be a great filmmaker just for laughs." ('Martin Scorsese presents Mel Brooks with the 2013 Life Achievement Award', AFI, 2013) Clip from: Young Frankenstein (1974) Director: Mel Brooks
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Martin Scorsese on the greatness of Mel Brooks: "There's a lot we take for granted but we shouldn't and one of them is the treasured tradition of classic American Film comedy. In Mel's films all bets are off. The boundaries between what's funny and what isn't kind of fade away or tumble like that sheet falling in 'It Happened one Night' (1934). Mel breaks these boundaries with laughter. These boundaries actually disintegrate before your eyes at the end of 'Blazing Saddles' (1974). Telling a joke is one thing, making it part of a cohesive hole is something else again. And that's where the filmmaking comes in. His Mastery of filmmaking; Mel has an anarchic Spirit but a loving heart and his films come from a profound fondness for Classic Cinema and a deep understanding of it. His uniquely manic sensibility is hardwired to something it's so easy to miss because we're laughing so hard and that is his extremely disciplined Mastery of the vocabulary of film. Mel has made his own comedy his own way and reminded us yet again that it's all too easy to forget you can be a great filmmaker just for laughs." ('Martin Scorsese presents Mel Brooks with the 2013 Life Achievement Award', AFI, 2013) Clip from: Young Frankenstein (1974) Director: Mel Brooks

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That clip of Tom Cruise lip-syncing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is a classic Still one of the greatest moments in late-night TV history. 😂 Who else remembers where they were when they first saw this? Tom Cruise really went all out
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That clip of Tom Cruise lip-syncing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is a classic Still one of the greatest moments in late-night TV history. 😂 Who else remembers where they were when they first saw this? Tom Cruise really went all out

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