La pazza storia del mondo

Titolo originale: History of the World: Part I

1981
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1h 32min

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Dark Comedy Parody Sketch Comedy Slapstick Comedy History Musical

Con il suo tocco comico ineguagliabile, Mel Brooks presenta la storia dell'umanità, dall'Antico Testamento alla Rivoluzione francese, in una serie di sketch comici.Con il suo tocco comico ineguagliabile, Mel Brooks presenta la storia dell'umanità, dall'Antico Testamento alla Rivoluzione francese, in una serie di sketch comici.Con il suo tocco comico ineguagliabile, Mel Brooks presenta la storia dell'umanità, dall'Antico Testamento alla Rivoluzione francese, in una serie di sketch comici.

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Beforehand, it was agreed that Orson Welles would receive $5,000 per day in exchange for his services. Figuring that he'd have to spend five eight-hour days recording and re-recording these lines with Welles, Mel Brooks paid him $25,000 up front. But by noon on the first day, Welles had recorded his lines to perfection. "Oh, my god, I could've paid you $5,000", Brooks lamented. After kicking himself for a few minutes, the funnyman asked Welles how he planned to spend the bounty. "Cuban cigars and Sevruga caviar", Welles replied.

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In the beginning of the Roman Empire Segment, one of the running jokes was the use of a V in place of a U. It seems that great care was taken to do this on every sign. Except the Annual Orgy sign which has two Us on it that were not changed to Vs. U's are also visible on the "Equal Opportunity Employer" sign at the Unemployment Office.

Citazioni
Moses: The Lord, the Lord Jehovah has given unto you these fifteen...
[drops one of the tablets]
Moses: Oy! Ten! Ten commandments for all to obey!

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VESTAL VIRGINS Portrayed by Playboy Playmates and Models

Versioni alternative
The German TV version is missing the "Hitler on Ice" segment during the finale. Also, there is a small bit missing in the stone age segment, showing the invention of art (wall painting), and the first critic taking a leak on the masterpiece.

Connessioni
Edited from I vichinghi (1958)

Colonne sonore
The Inquisition
Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks and Ronny Graham
Performed by Mel Brooks, Jackie Mason, and Ronny Graham
Original Music and Lyrics © 1981 Brooksfilms Music Limited

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"He's definitely a eunich."

Marred only by overlength, this is one hilarious bit of cinema as Mel Brooks satirizes the stone age, the 10 Commandments, Rome, the Last Supper, the Inquisition, and Louie the 16th (sorry I couldn't get the name right). Of course, the stone age also happens to make fun of "2001 A Space Odyssey". Also funny is at the end with the whole "Jews In Space" bit. I love that stuff.

Personally I thought the best bits were set in Rome, what with the gags about Vestal Virgins, innuendo between the queen and the late Gregory Hines, the "Stand Up Philosopher", Ethiopia, getting the Roman guards high, and of course, the Last Supper. This is not to say the Inquisition Musical number is not worth a look.

"Jesus!" - Mel Brooks

"What?" - Jesus Christ