The classic comedy Blazing Saddles is available for online streaming. Read on to discover where you can watch Blazing Saddles and how to snag yourself a free trial.
Blazing Saddles, a hilarious 1974 Western spoof, follows a corrupt politician’s scheme to bankrupt a frontier town to facilitate a railroad. His ploy involves appointing the least suitable sheriff imaginable — a Black man in a racist Wild West community.
How to watch Blazing Saddles streaming online
You can watch Blazing Saddles via FuboTV & Paramount Plus. FuboTV focuses on live TV streaming, offering a variety of channels, especially sports channels. They also have on-demand content, including classic movies like Blazing Saddles. Paramount Plus has plans with and without Showtime, with the more expensive plan offering Showtime content.
- FuboTV
- Paramount Plus
You can watch Blazing Saddles on Paramount Plus or FuboTV. Both are streaming services, which offer a free trial. Whichever you choose, just sign up, search for Blazing Saddles, and get ready to laugh.
How to watch Blazing Saddles online for free legally
You can watch Blazing Saddles for free via FuboTV & Paramount Plus.
You can’t watch Blazing Saddles for free permanently, but both FuboTV and Paramount Plus offer 7-day free trials that give you full access to their library, including Blazing Saddles. So you can watch the movie for free during the trial period, but after that, you’ll need to subscribe to keep watching.
- FuboTV
- Paramount Plus
What is Blazing Saddles about?
Blazing Saddles is a hilarious comedy that parodies classic westerns. In a plot to clear land for a railroad, a villainous politician appoints the town’s first Black sheriff to drive out the residents. However, the new sheriff, Bart, surprises everyone with his quick wit and heroism, turning the tables on racism and outsmarting the town’s adversaries.
The cast includes Cleavon Little as Bart, Gene Wilder as Jim, Slim Pickens as Taggart, Harvey Korman as Hedley Lamarr, Madeline Kahn as Lili Von Shtupp, and Mel Brooks in dual roles as Governor William J. Le Petomane and an Indian Chief.
