Heil Sundae Monday!
After a week compiling and writing defenses for my Top 100, I need a change of pace. I was recently turned on to some funny videos concerning Hitler, so I thought I'd devote a whole Sundae Monday to the man.
First, the real thing, because we should never forget. I am genuinely scared of that voice.
That's more than enough real. I need some parody right now. First up, Chaplin. He could do Hitler better than anyone else.
And of course, the Globe Scene:
Monty Python's take:
Mel Brooks clearly had it in for the man. He was mocking Hitler before it was cool.
Springtime for Hitler (1968):
Hitler on Ice:
Hitler Raps:
Springtime for Hitler (2005):
Mel Brooks isn't the only one to have a Hitler Rap. Check out the Whitest Kids' take:
Next I want to introduce you to Titler. This was submitted to Sundance in 2000 and won an Honorable Mention. Definitely not safe for work, but hilarious.
And Titler Live in Cambridge:
Finally, Hitler gets banned:
Labels: Charlie Chaplin, Hitler, Mel Brooks, Sundae Monday, The Great Dictator, The Producers
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