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In honor of the great Mel Brooks turning 100, here is every Mel Brooks movie ranked from least funny to hilarious — including Blazing Saddles, Spaceballs, Young Frankenstein, and, well, all of them.
From the Producers to Spaceballs, Brooks has been responsible for some of the funniest movies in several generations.
...The American Film Institute has named Blazing Saddles the funniest film of all time in honor of Mel Brooks' 100th birthday.
Previously, AFI listed Some Like It Hot as the funniest movie of all time. Brooks' Blazing Saddles, a socially conscious Western satire starring Clevon Little and Gene Wilder, had previously been listed as No. 6 on the list.
Here are all 12 Star Wars movies — including the new The Mandalorian and Grogu.
Beware that spoilers follow, and may the force be with you, always.
Here we go.
But First, How We Decided Where All the Star Wars Movies Ranked Credit: C/OWe love Star Wars. But part of Star Wars is loving and defending your version of Star Wa...
In honor of Mel Brooks' 100th birthday, here are 12 behind the scenes stories of the his film Spaceballs — as we await the upcoming Spaceballs 2.
As wild as it may sound, Mel Brooks has announced that Spaceballs 2 is coming in 2027 — 40 years after the original Spaceballs. 2027 also happens to be the year that the now 98-year-old ...
These classic 1940s movies have held up beautifully through the decades: Whatever their flaws, they recognize and examine aspects of human nature that haven't changed, and maybe even offer some comfort that for all our modern troubles, some things never change.
A caveat: Even the most forward thinking movies of the 1940s trafficked in portrayals that seem retrograde...