The Producers (2005)

[nthfinity]

and despite the poor reviews (which the original recieved as well) this is the only musical i've ever enjoyed. truly a classic again mel brooks is definately a comical powerhouse, and i recomend this flick

"dont be stupid, be a smartie. Come on join the Nazi party!"

[Toronto]

to bad mel brooks didn't play a hand in this production

[ZfrkS62]

Originally Posted by Toronto to bad mel brooks didn't play a hand in this production

actually, he was one of the writers

and yes, this movie was fucking hilarious the Gutentag Hop-n-klop was funny as hell. I don't like Will Ferrel but my god i couldn't stop laughing at him in this

tip: Don't get anything to drink at this movie because you'll more than likely piss yourself

[Toronto]

^^^ he wasn't a writer they used his screen play to help write this one, he was listed as a producer but had no effect on the out come of the movie, or at least that is what he told the press

[ZfrkS62]

Originally Posted by Toronto ^^^ he wasn't a writer they used his screen play to help write this one, he was listed as a producer but had no effect on the out come of the movie, or at least that is what he told the press

thats funny cuz i was reding an article on it (pretty much the article that convinced me to go see it with the g/f) and it had a clip from the writer who was talking about working with mel and they would come to a part and say "mel, we need a joke here" and 30 seconds later, they had their joke.

Some of that stuff was too egdy for back in the day it s written, but fits in great nowadays.


It's a great flick either way

[TransAm]

Is this a remake of 'to be or not to be'?

[Toronto]

Originally Posted by ZfrkS62 Originally Posted by Toronto ^^^ he wasn't a writer they used his screen play to help write this one, he was listed as a producer but had no effect on the out come of the movie, or at least that is what he told the press thats funny cuz i was reding an article on it (pretty much the article that convinced me to go see it with the g/f) and it had a clip from the writer who was talking about working with mel and they would come to a part and say "mel, we need a joke here" and 30 seconds later, they had their joke. Some of that stuff was too egdy for back in the day it s written, but fits in great nowadays. It's a great flick either way

mmm..... weird the gave a diff. type of story in the artical I read,
maybe in the one you saw where talking when he was writing for the play.
this movie is not based on the first movie, it is a based on the play. so the jokes could still be somwhat current from 5 years ago?

[ZfrkS62]

maybe. I might have to go back and re read the article.