Art Metrano, Cloris Leachman, Dom DeLuise
A parody of epic historical and biblical films, including such historical themes as The Dawn of Man, The Stone Age, The Spanish Inquisition, The Bible, and The Future.
DVD Release Date: October 5, 1999
Stats: 3,541 reviews
Episodically moves through time. Some segments are better than others. The French Revolution segment being the most memorable for me.
Not Brook?s best but certainly not his worst. Dom DeLuise and Gregory Hines are great!
although the film got less funny as it went on, it is still worth a solid laugh and is worthy of the mel brooks filmography.
I guess it's fair to say that this was, overall, a bit of a disappointment. I always expect great things from Mel Brooks' comedy, but this wasn't as captivating as I thought it would be. And the musical part... see, that's just wrong. No need to deal with such an interesting subj...( read more)
not as funny as the other mel brooks movies but just as classic as the rest a must see for mel brooks fans
THE INQUISITION!!! whatd'ya know THE INQUISITION!! what a show WE'RE AN A MISSION TO CONVERT THE WOOORRRRLLLD!
A solid Mel Brook's film. Some of the timep period segments were better than others. But overall, funny.
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