Hello, I Must Be Going

This is probably the single greatest achievement in the history of human civilization.

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  Comedy

[Myreal Naime]

Yes the Marx Brothers and Groucho in particular were amazing. But really? This non-clip is the greatest achievement? Seriously? It's not even remotely funny. Not compared to all of the other stuff they did. If you broke up all their films into one minute sections, and there were over 500 of them, this clip wouldn't make it into my top 500.

[Noah Diamond]

No, not seriously. I employed hyperbole for comic effect. While "Hello, I Must Be Going" isn't laugh-out-loud uproarious, it does elegantly capture the essence of Groucho's character, while also neatly satirizing the conventions of early-twentieth-century operetta. Please submit a list of your top 500 Marx Brothers minutes, and I will review and get back to you.

[FatherMcKenize]

"This is probably the single greatest achievement in the history of human civilization." AGREED.

[nexusg5]

5 people had their Bogard paintings stolen.

[Jim Allen]

There can be no argument, no cavilling, no disputation, that the finest moment of civilisation, nay, of all human existence and that of all other organisms and their relations wheresoever situate in this universe or the others, is this sequence. Except maybe "Lydia the Tattooed Lady" of course which is a real gem.

[zomberz von zombycow]

it could have been eaten by left handed moths

[peter blood]

I have made my wife promise to put this on my headstone. =D

[Vinícius Godoy]

perfect.

[Bobeh444]

If I ever leave my hometown to live somewhere else, this is the song I will sing before I leave.

[PaulThePuppetier]

With all due respect,you know your shit.

[gottabnic]

Love it

[MrCosbySweaters]

I love films with the Marx Brothers. I want to build up a collection.