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http://urllio.com/r2c7eBlockbuster comedy. Brilliantly simple, the plot concerns a caravan of motorists who witness a terrible accident on a dangerously winding California desert highway. The auto-crash victim, Smiler Grogan, reveals in his dying words that he has hidden a fortune of stolen cash, sending the drivers on a rambunctious race to see who can claim the loot first!
After a long prison sentence Smiler Grogan is heading at high speed to a California park where he hid $350,000 from a job 15 years previously. He accidentally careens over a cliff in view of four cars whose occupants go down to help. The dying Grogan gives details of where the money is buried and when the witnesses fail to agree on sharing the cash, a crazy chase develops across the state.
I'm sorry to offend anyone, but this movie has only two funny scenes:1.Milton Berle and Terry-Thomas in a fist fight. 2.Buddy Hacket and Mickey Rooney in an airplane. The slapstick is poorly done, it gives many great comedians next to nothing to do, it has hardly any funny lines, it's a hour too long, and Ethel Merman's character is totally annoying and unfunny. If you want to watch a funny slapstick movie, rent a Laurel and Hardy movie instead.
The thief Smiler Grogan, played by Jimmy Durante in his last screen appearance drives off the cliff and as his last words, before he kicks the bucket (literally) he tells the bystanders about the hidden $350,000 in Santa Rosita under the big W.The bystanders include comedy writer Dingy "Ding" Bell (Mickey Rooney), his writing partner Benjy Benjamin (Buddy Hackett), moving van driver Lennie Pike (Jonathan Winters), dentist Melville Crump (Sid Caesar) and edible seaweed company owner J. Russell Finch (Milton Berle).Now all these people start a big race to get to the money.On the way they meet other people who find about the money and want to get it themselves.What they don't know is that they're being watched all the time and Captain Culpepper (Spencer Tracy) is aware of every step they take.Stanley Kramer is the director of It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963).This one tickled my funny bone.There's a whole bunch of fantastic actors/comedians that make sure you won't get bored.Spencer Tracy is fantastic as the tragicomic Culpepper who suffers both from stress at work and domestic stress.Milton Berle suffers mostly from domestic kind.He keeps popping pills mainly because of his mother-in-law from hell, Mrs Marcus.She's played by the wonderful Ethel Merman.His wife Emeline is played by Dorothy Provine.Sid Caesar spends some time stucked with his wife Monica (Edie Adams) and in an airplane built in 1916.Buddy Hackett and Mickey Rooney also have some unpleasant times in an airplane.Phil Silvers, who plays Otto Meyer makes Jonathan Winters mad.And see Winters on that tiny girls' bike.Terry Thomas as the British Algernon Hawthorne fights with Berle and Dick Shawn (Sylvester Marcus).Peter Falk is a cab driver and he's as funny as ever.Carl Reiner plays the tower controller.Charles Lane, who we lost last year at the age of 102 plays the airport manager.Andy Devine is the sheriff.Joe E. Brown is the union official.Arnold Stang is the garage man Ray and Marvin Kaplan is Irwin.Don Knotts is very funny as the nervous motorist.Jack Benny is seen there as the man offering help.And so is Jerry Lewis runing over Culpepper's hat.The silent star ZaSu Pitts is Gertie the switchboard operator in her last movie.The Three Stooges appear as firemen.Buster Keaton does his moves familiar from his silent pictures as Jimmy the Crook.All those people and a few more make you laugh like you've never laughed before.Slapstick can't get too much better from this.
The film, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, opened in Chicago on Tuesday, November 19, 1963, at the McVickers Cinerama Theatre (Madison and State). The premiere was for the benefit of the Chicago Youth Centers.<br/><br/>Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, November 19, 1963:<br/><br/>TOWER TICKER<br/><br/>by Herb Lyon<br/><br/>" . . . . Atty. Gen. Bobby Kennedy turns 30 tomorrow. [He's growing up!] . . . . Most of the Kennedy clan arrived in buses for the New York benefit premiere of Stan Kramer's "Mad, Mad, etc. World" Sunday night. Missing: The President and Mrs. Kennedy and the ailing patriarch, Joseph Kennedy. . . . Same flicker kicks off at the McVickers tonight with Kramer and Scene Stealer Jonathan Winters on deck . . . . " The turbulent comedy directed by Stanley Kramer in 1963 can certainly be considered one of the big classics in history of motion pictures. Like many other movies, this one is relevant for our page due to the enormous cuts.<br/><br/>While a so-called Preview Version with a length of 210 minutes resulted from a 5-hour-long workprint, Kramer himself made further cuts for its theatrical release (192 minutes). But that still wasn't enough for United Artists because they intended to show the movie in theaters as often as possible on one single day. As a result, the studio made further cuts on their own and the "final" Theatrical Version was only 154 minutes, almost the only option to watch the movie, even these days. Almost the only option because MGM and United Artists made the effort to edit a "Special Edition" in 1991.<br/><br/>This Special Edition contains footage found in the archives. Unfortunately, only 20 minutes of the footage could have been reconstructed but not any missing minute. So technically, the Special Edition isn't the original Director's Cut but Kramer was involved in the process, and so was screenwriter Tania Rose. The resulting version runs more smoothly and should be preferred. Admittedly, the new footage often differs from the rest and it's been reinserted roughly. Nevertheless, the positive impression overbalances.<br/><br/>Unfortunately, the longer version has only been released as US-VHS and US-LD so far. The DVDs and the recently released US-BD (which looks pretty amazing by the way plus it contains the correct aspect ratio 2.76:1 for the first time) only contain the Theatrical Version. Besides the US-VHS and US-LD, the only possible but rare option would be the US-TV. Though the US-DVD/BD contains "Extended Scenes" as bonus but that's not the real deal either.<br/><br/>However, in October 2013, it was announced that the Criterion Collection will be issuing a restored and reconstructed combo Blu-Ray/DVD of the Roadshow Version, though it will still be three minutes shy, and a few scenes will be audio-only with stills. This was an effort supervised by Robert Harris, who helped restore of "Lawrence of Arabia," "Spartacus," "My Fair Lady," and "Vertigo." It will be released in January, 2014. a5c7b9f00b