灼热的马鞍
Directed by Mel Brooks故事发生在美国西部，一座小镇正好位于铁路开发必经之地，新建的铁路预定穿越岩领镇，土地因而暴涨，但这些利益终是镇民的，换成是你会用什么方法赶走居民？是用引来最凶的马贼，还是任命自己人做警长，更异想天开的内容还在后头。一名邪恶的政客海利拉玛为了取得小镇的土地所有权，决定驱逐小镇上的居民。而此时新上任的镇长上岗了，他是美国西部首任黑人镇长巴特，他决定粉碎海利拉玛的阴谋，但是一个黑人镇长，如何让所有的白人居民心服口服地捍卫自己的家园呢？
灼热的马鞍 Ratings & Reviews
- Steven Schwalger2026年2月26日I'll start off by saying this has not aged well... at all. The abundant use of the N word is pretty jaring. If you can get past that this move becomes hilarious.
- Joshua Leach2025年10月22日Could never be made in this day and age. Classic as it may be, some people still wouldn't understand the satire. Go Into it with an open heart and you will enjoy it
- Patrick Oyler2026年2月2日One of if not the best movie of all time
- Jeff2025年3月29日They said you was hung? And they was right!
- Vivian Love2025年8月13日Aside from the 200 slurs across the movie it's really good. As someone falling into the category of some of the slurs just let it slide for this masterpiece
- parktool692026年1月28日so racist????
- Brent Johnson2026年1月2日A classic hilarious movie.
- castlegary2026年1月26日Very funny in parts others not so much. The opening is great and Madeline Khon cabaret number the best others dumb. Could not get away with some of the stuff said today
- Juan Manuel Zavala2026年1月10日One of Mel Brooks best. A bit outdated to today's standards but still funny. Gene Wilder was the best.
- Richard Thornton2025年7月22日Probably the best Mel Brooks movie. Today’s more squeamish audiences have a hard time connecting or engaging with it.
- Plexxor the Pretty Good2025年6月2日Just a classic, don't miss it. In my top 5 movies. John Wayne said his fans would never forgive him if he was in the movie but swore he would be first in line on opening night. He kept his word.
- Luke Monroe2025年5月25日An amzing comedy, and encapulates an by gone era.
- Matthew Ulm2025年5月22日It is one of my personal favorites and most irreverent I know of. This and Frankenstein are Gene and Mel and their very best. How the actors were able to do this film with straight faces I will never know. If you hear the handkerchief by Mel Brooks, the story explains everything.
- John Doe2025年11月2日Blazing Saddles (1974) was written by (((Mel Brooks))), Richard Pryor, Andrew Bergman, and Norman Steinberg-all jewish. The film's overt themes of racial integration, White guilt, and a black sheriff "fixing" a White town can be seen as subversive, promoting multiculturalism and racial mixing. Brooks often used comedy to push social commentary, particularly on jewish-American issues, but Blazing Saddles extends this to racial dynamics. The film's plot-where a black sheriff (Cleavon Little) is appointed to a White town and solves its problems-can be interpreted as a metaphor for jewish assimilation into White America, but also as a vehicle to normalize interracial relationships and challenge traditional racial hierarchies. The film's use of satire and absurdity allowed it to tackle sensitive topics under the guise of comedy, making its subversive messages more palatable to a broad audience.
- Richard2025年10月21日I caught Blazing Saddles on TV late one night, expecting a dusty Western and maybe a few chuckles. What I got was a cinematic Molotov cocktail, Mel Brooks at his most unhinged, swinging for every taboo like he was trying to break comedy itself. From the opening scene, it was clear this wasn’t your average cowboy flick. The jokes were fast, filthy, and fearless. Every stereotype got skewered, every sacred cow milked dry. I sat there slack, jawed, popcorn untouched, wondering how this ever made it past the censors, let alone onto my living room screen. Cleavon Little’s Bart was smooth as silk, Gene Wilder’s Waco Kid was the drunk philosopher I didn’t know I needed and Madeline Kahn’s Lili Von Shtupp? Pure vaudeville gold. But it wasn’t just the cast, it was the sheer audacity. The film didn’t tiptoe around racism, sexism, or Hollywood hypocrisy, it kicked the door in, cracked a fart joke and rode off on a blazing saddle. Could it be made today? Not a chance. The script would be shredded by committee before the first draft hit the printer. But that’s the point. Blazing Saddles wasn’t trying to be safe, it was trying to be honest, in the most absurd way possible. It held up a mirror to America’s prejudices and laughed so hard the glass shattered. Watching it on TV added a strange intimacy. No theater crowd to buffer the shock, just me, the remote and a growing sense that I was witnessing something both brilliant and completely bonkers. A fearless, foul mouthed masterpiece that couldn’t exist in today’s climate, but thank Schwartz it did back then. Watching it on TV felt like discovering a forbidden relic of comedy history and I’m glad I didn’t change the channel and I'm happy that I own it.
灼热的马鞍 Trivia
灼热的马鞍 was released on 1974年2月7日.
灼热的马鞍 was directed by Mel Brooks.
灼热的马鞍 has a runtime of 1小时 32分钟.
灼热的马鞍 was produced by Michael Hertzberg.
故事发生在美国西部，一座小镇正好位于铁路开发必经之地，新建的铁路预定穿越岩领镇，土地因而暴涨，但这些利益终是镇民的，换成是你会用什么方法赶走居民？是用引来最凶的马贼，还是任命自己人做警长，更异想天开的内容还在后头。一名邪恶的政客海利拉玛为了取得小镇的土地所有权，决定驱逐小镇上的居民。而此时新上任的镇长上岗了，他是美国西部首任黑人镇长巴特，他决定粉碎海利拉玛的阴谋，但是一个黑人镇长，如何让所有的白人居民心服口服地捍卫自己的家园呢？
The key characters in 灼热的马鞍 are Bart (Cleavon Little), Jim (Gene Wilder), Taggart (Slim Pickens).
灼热的马鞍 is rated R.
灼热的马鞍 is a 喜剧, 西部 film.
灼热的马鞍 has an audience rating of 9 out of 10.
灼热的马鞍 had a budget of US$260万.
灼热的马鞍 has made US$1.2亿 at the box office.