Anyone remember the movie It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World?

[TorchTheWitch]

Just watched it again recently and forgot how hilarious it was. Probably one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

1. Very funny.

Saw it in the theater in Cinerama (that was a big deal back then) when I was a kid.

Has all the comedic greats in it from Jack Benny up and down. Even has Rochester in it.

Sid Caesar is alive, and I don't know about any of the rest of them.

[sakabatou]

2. I remember

[laconicsax]

3. Love that movie.

And the Simpsons spoof of it.

[Art_from_Ark]

4. I vaguely remember watching it

I think I was a little too young to understand it at the time, though.

[TorchTheWitch]

10. You should see it again...

The whole thing is on YouTube in two parts...

Part One (most of the film) -

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Part Two (the rest) -

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Fair warning... whoever uploaded it captured it off of their tv and didn't cut out the commercials.

[Art_from_Ark]

17. Thanks for the links--

I'll watch it when I have some time

[TorchTheWitch]

28. You're very welcome - that's how I ended up watching it again

I found it on YouTube when I was looking for something else entirely. And now I can't remember what in the world I was looking for before I latched onto this. I always seem to do that on YouTube.

It's a long film but funny as all hell every minute of it.

Enjoy!

[Justice wanted]

5. One of the best.

[Tikki]

6. A laugh out loud a lot...classic.

The Tikkis

[Ptah]

7. Jimmy Durante Kicks the Bucket

Great movie.

[TorchTheWitch]

29. OMG! I just now realized what that bit meant!

I'm soooooo stupid! How in the world did that get passed me! I always wondered why my brothers always laughed about that part. NOW I get it!

Geez, I can't believe that had gone right over my head until you mentioned this. For some reason it finally just clicked and I feel like a total baffoon.

[Aristus]

8. I saw it once when I was a kid.

I remember thinking: "I can see it; why can't they?"

[Canis Mala]

9. Love the service station scene

with Johnaton Winters and Phil Silvers.

[HughBeaumont]

11. Since I was a boy in the 70s.

Just about every prime Hollywood comedian/comedienne was in that one.

Hard to believe out of the main actors/actresses of that movie, only six are still alive.

[Turbineguy]

12. "Try me, I gullible!"

[center rising]

13. I've seen it dozens of times, my favorite all time movie

[progressoid]

14. It's one of my Dad's favorites

And mine too.

[GoCubsGo]

16. It's one of my dad's favorites, too.

It was a hoot!

[WCGreen]

15. Ethel Murmann....

[rrneck]

18. One of the first movies I ever saw on a theater.

Thanks for reminding me. I think I'll throw it on the queue

[center rising]

19. Great cast

Spencer Tracy, Mickey Rooney, Milton Berle, Buddy Hackett, Ethel Merman, Phil Silvers, Jonathan Winters, Sid Caeser, Terry-Thomas, Edie Adams, Dorothy Provine, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, Peter Falk, Jim Backus, Dick Shawn, Joe E Brown, William Demerest, Norman Fell, Marvin Kaplan, Sterling Hollway, Carl Reiner, Madalyn Rhue, and the Three Stooges!!!

[StarlightGold]

20. "Do you hear bells, baby"?

and..."What's with the little kiddie bicycle? What are you, some kind of NUT?"

[bikebloke]

21. I remember it from seeing it as a kid.

Cinephiles keep lobbying for a road show version restoration with extra scenes reinserted.

[Richardo]

22. "Everyone's gotta pay taxes! Even businessmen, who lie and cheat and steal every day...

...even THEY have to pay taxes!!"

Jonathan Winters as Lennie Pike, channeling the 99% in 1963.



One of my top ten of all time.

[kentauros]

23. And here's a 5-minute version:

[TorchTheWitch]

27. Haha! That was great!

Someone did a really fantastic job putting that together. And I laughed my ass off all over again.

I don't know why, but to me the ultimate funny bit was when that tire came rolling out of the tunnel. For some reason that always cracks me up more than any other bit.

[kentauros]

31. That WAS a classic scene!

But the wreck that follows had me cringing a bit for the stuntman.

The choice of music, the "disco" strings, was a great choice, too!

[treestar]

24. A classic

Kids today still think its funny!

[Major Hogwash]

25. It's a great movie.

One of my favorites.

[Populist_Prole]

26. "Oh man you are really buggin' me!"

One of the best comedies ever.

[amyrose2712]

30. NO! My BF told me it has the bestestest ending ever....

what a let down. HE saw it as a kid so it has special meaning for him, I guess like Hair and The Frisco Kid or The Monkees do for me. He was so excited that he could see the BIG W and no one else could.

[aaronsteven]

32. One of the loved comedy!

One of the loved comedy till now. Still when I watch it, cannot stop myself from laughing. I have watched it 12 times till now as I am a huge fan of comedy movies.

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