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This is a summary of the Mel Brooks movie, History of the World, which is split into five sections. In the first section, "The Stone Age", a caveman invents music after dropping a rock on his foot. However, the development of the fine arts brings with it an unwelcome side-effect - the birth of the critic. In the second section, "The Roman Empire", Jesus and his disciples are served by a pushy waiter at the Last Supper, whilst in "The Spanish Inquisition" a big-budget musical number is turned into. Truly revolting peasants revolt in "The French Revolution" and "Coming Attractions" promises a sequel featuring Hitler performing an ice ballet.
Mel Brooks' historical parody is split into five sections: In 'The
Stone Age', a caveman invents music after dropping a rock on his
foot. However the development of the fine arts brings with it an
unwelcome side-effect - the birth of the critic. 'The Roman Empire'
sees Jesus and his disciples being served by a pushy waiter at the
Last Supper, whilst 'The Spanish Inquisition' is turned into a
big-budget musical number. Truly revolting peasants revolt in 'The
French Revolution' and 'Coming Attractions' promises a sequel
featuring Hitler performing an ice ballet.
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