Ranking all the Mel Brooks films I've seen

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So, I've seen 10 out of 11 of his films, and they're all hilarious, in this, I'll rank them, so you can see if you agree. 1. Robin Hood: Men In Tights: Oh my, this one was so good, the song is funny, I love the scene with the rabbi the most. 2. Young Frankenstein: I love when newer films use Black & White, it makes it seem more serious that way, anyways, Marty Feldman is easily the funniest part. 3. High Anxiety: A parody of Alfred Hitchcock films, I loved it so much, the best part is the scene where they parody "The Birds" 4. Blazing Saddles: One of his more well known ones, this one was great too, I really love the running gag where they call Hedley Lamarr, Hedy Lamarr. 5. Spaceballs: Perhaps his most famous film, this one was a blast, I loved how absurd the humor was, the best part has got to be the comb the desert joke. 6. History Of The World, Part 1: So, this is a bunch of jokes set in different periods of time, my favorite one being the Spanish conquest, with the Jackie Mason cameo. I also love the parts when Miracle the horse shows up for no reason. 7. Life Stinks: It's underrated, it's about a tycoon, who gets stripped of his money for a month and is forced to live in the slums as a challenge. 8. Dracula, Dead & Loving It: It was ok ig, Leslie Nielsen was a bit too deadpan for me, but everyone else was fairly funny. 9. The Producers: The one that started it all, it's ok for a beginning film, Gene Wilder was funny, Zero Mostel is a great actor, and also, that musical was wild that they made. 10. The Twelve Chairs: This one was good as a drama, but a bit too much as a comedy, I liked Mel's character, and also the opening theme was good, although one part I felt uneasy with was the whole epilepsy bit, it just came off as rather ableist, as a fan of Mel Brooks, I feel that's the one joke in his movies that is actually offensive, other than that, it was alright.