The Producers

This is a very entertaing and halarious film. Its music is great and its cast is great and it turned out to be a fantasic show stopping number.... Full review

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It was a fantastic movie. The story was awesome and the music was phenomenal. It was a memorable movie and I'll never forget the songs and the lyrics.... Full review

I saw the original and then the new one in the same night, and there was no comparison what so ever. It was great! Hilareous and a great adaption from the brodway musical. I loved it, and other people should, too.... Full review

This was a great movie and comedy. It was highly inappropriate though. It also has a direct reference to Naziism. Like I said, this is not, not, a kid movie. This is really funny though.... Full review

The Producers, the 1968 version, is perhaps my favorite movie, at least comedy, of all time. It's a close call between Mel Brooks' loving salute to his favorite Nazi and Dr. Strangelove for the top of my comedy leader board. I... Full review

This is one of the greatest movies I have ever seen! Con-maker Max Bialystock is looking for ideas to get back on track with is life as he once was the 'King Of Broadway'. He meets Leo Bloom an accountant who... Full review

Someone needs to put Matthew Broderick out of his misery. Nothing he does is funny, he doesn't act in this movie... he annoys! He isn't alone though, Uma Thurman gives an almost unwatchable performance. Everyone else in the film uses an... Full review

With a cast like this it couldn't be any more perfect! The Producers is a classic that everyone needs to see! It has a wonderful cast, great music, and near perfect visuals. This movie never gets old, no matter how many... Full review

A movie that i went to in the middle of the afternoon that i thought way going to be an okay movie, turned out to be a hilarious movie. First of all, the movie is pretty much a musical, basically the... Full review

Had Mel Brooks not turned "The Producers," his zany 1968 film comedy, into a musical, the world would have never known what a superb composer and lyricist he is - "Springtime for Hitler," the film's famous song-within-the-show, aside. Credit musical director Daniel Thomas, whose musical direction captures Brooks' off-the-wall spirit. ... Full Review

Brooks throws away more laughs than some plays have lines. The show's requirements range from a precise but elusive tone to the practicality of directing traffic in large production numbers, and it all works. ... Full Review

The stage adaptation of Mel Brooks' "The Producers" is the most honored Broadway musical in history, having won 12 Tony Awards in 2001. Q: Through any current prism, Mel Brooks' humor is shockingly dated, patently offensive and yet still outrageously funny. ... Full Review

This revival of "The Producers' is such a vaudevillian romp that you will not be able to stop laughing. Brooks' provocative humor, in which nothing is sacred and everyone is satirized, stands out everywhere. ... Full Review

The Producers" is one of the 21st century's most successful musical comedies. The Producers" has had two highly successful runs on downtown Chicago stages, but the current staging is one of the few times the show has run on a regional theater stage. ... Full Review

Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig are set to make a tidy sum from their appearance on Broadway, it has been reported. According to the New York Post, the two stars will each earn nearly 100,000 US dollars a week while... ... Full Article

The Broadway production of "The Producers," with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick as Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom, was apparently such a sensational show that a great many people were willing to pay $100 to see it. ... Full Article

BLADE STAFF WRITER First it was a movie that won an Academy Award. Then it became a stage musical that won 12 Tony Awards, then it became a movie again. ... Full Article

NEW YORK - From Monday's Globe and Mail, Monday, Jun. 08, 2009 03:57AM EDT A fter defying the economic odds and shrugging off the recession during the theatre season that just wrapped up, Broadway adorned a big, expensive show about... ... Full Article

For twelve minutes, the Berlin audience of Mel Brooks' The Producers sat smiling, politely nodding as the gags gathered pace. Then it came: the 'H' word. ... Full Article

When I wrote about Nicole Kidman signing up for the next Woody Allen film in March , I bit my tongue and didn't mention my doubts. ... Full Article