Repomancer  - 2007-06-28
Heil myself!
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Xenocide - 2007-06-28
I'm not sure how being born in Dusseldorf directly influenced your naming, Rolf, but good for you.
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Xenocide - 2007-06-28 UPDATE: I've been told that Rolf's line is a parody of a scene in a Leni Riefenstahl propaganda film where various Nazi soldiers loudly announce their names and birthplaces. Well played, Mr. Brooks.
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KnowFuture - 2007-06-28
The 1968 version was IMO funnier (the goofy, totally unsuitable hippy guy as Hitler---"I lieb ya, baby, I lieb ya...now LIEB ME ALONE!") but I'm glad this got revived into a Broadway show followed by a movie version of the Broadway show---everybody had fun and it gave Mel Brooks a comeback:)
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zatojones - 2007-06-28
Yes, the original was much better
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Calamity Jon - 2007-06-28
The 1968 version IS funnier, but GOD! These Costumes!
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boba. - 2007-06-28 I thought the original was from 1939. OH SNAP.
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Zarathustra00 - 2007-06-28
Good, though I reserve a full five for the original.
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Zarathustra00 - 2007-06-28 Did some looking and the original was on here, but the link is dead.
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Caminante Nocturno - 2007-06-28
Man, modern comedy owes so much to Mel Brooks. I should probably say modern GOOD comedy, since modern shitty comedy owes more to Family Guy.
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love - 2007-06-28
no it's not the original, but taken on its own, I thought this was really damn good and funny.
might even see the whole thing now.
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bopeton - 2007-06-28
Original is better, but the song and idea alone get five stars.
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bac - 2008-06-17
This page is now resubbed with the original...hmm.
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j lzrd / swift idiot - 2008-08-24 Pretty much every iteration of this song is gold though, so here's a fave.
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