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Film · 1968 · Black comedy

The Producers

Directed by Mel Brooks
1968
★ 6.2 editorial score

A comedy built around a Nazi musical, released twenty-three years after the war: Brooks designed Springtime for Hitler to be unwatchable, and it remains the funniest sequence of the decade.

“This is one of the funniest movies ever made. To see it now is to understand that...The movie was like a bomb going off inside the audience's sense of propriety. There is such rapacity in its heroes, such gleeful fraud, such greed, such lust, such a willingness to compromise every principle, that we cave in and go along.”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com
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1968Depicts 1960s
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