Very funny movie! Teenagers today might find it mundane, but children will love the silly characters!

"Young Frankenstein" is hilarious and a must-see for 12+.

This is another one not to take too seriously. This is Mel Brooks' very best, and there is not one off performance in this entire movie. Most of the humor is in the tiny gestures and facial expressions the cast is so good at, and the broad humor - like the sexual inneuendo - is so slapstick and silly that even the blusher in my family thinks it's hilarious. Hardly a week goes by without a reference to this movie in our household. It breaks my heart that so much of this cast is gone now. On my darkest days just the thought of Madeline Kahn singing The Battle Hymn of the Republic cracks me up.

hahahahaha i saw ths movie w/ my dad and my 7 yr old sis! me and my sis were in stitches it was THAT funny!!!

I know I saw this movie years ago when I was a teenager but I didn't recall this much sex being thrown around. I was looking forward to watching an old funny movie. I was very surprised and disapoointed. The review I checked on was "soft" in it's descriptions. Even if it is done in play it is still too much. Madaline howls like a dog when it shows her looking down at his private parts as he is undoing his pants and then lays down on her and she sings out in joy. Then it shortly shows the two of them smoking, apparntly having had sex and then going at it again for the 7th time!? There is more of this through out the movie, too much and it just spoils it. It's just not a movie that a family would enjoy.

I watched this movie as a child and loved it. I watched it recently with my 7 and 10 year olds. 7 is just too young for Gene Wilder, who delivers a brilliant (but loud) performance as Dr. Frankenstein.

Hi I think that this movie is great ! It is pretty funny and I love the ... spoofiness alright thats not a word but WHO CARES ? Keep your mouth shut alright ? THANX ! Um, and I'd also like to recommend a REALLY funny movie : Robin Hood Men In Tights.

I'm not really sure as to what can be said for this timeless classic mockery of 1930s horror films. The only concern I have for showing this movie to my own children is simply that they won't get it. Some of the jokes are pretty easy to figure out, but if you're not acquainted with Boris Karloff or Bela Lugosi, this movie won't be as funny. Chances are, your kids will not be familiar with Irving Berlin's "Puttin' On The Ritz", parodied by Wilder and Boyle. As far as I'm concerned, what sexual innuendos exist will likely go over their head (as first seeing this when I myself was 8 years old, I didn't get them either). If you're familiar with Mel Brooks' films, this film is very mild by comparison to Blazing Saddles, Robin Hood: Men In Tights, or even Spaceballs, for that matter. It's rated PG and if you've read what Common Sense Media has to say about it, there's really not much else that I can add.