Although many people may think of The Producers as a musical-to-screen adaptation, the root of this movie is a little more complex than that. It was first a successful movie in 1968 by Mel Brooks, and in 2001, he decided to adapt the movie into a Broadway musical. This became a phenomenal hit, bagging a number of Tony Awards and becoming an audience favorite, selling out a year in advance. As The Producers makes its way back to the silver screen, it comes full circle. Unfortunately the movie has not done quite as well as the stage version. The film has a handful of moments which are absolutely fantastic, but they are interspersed with long, tedious scenes, lackluster song and dance numbers, and an inability to end when it should, leading to an excessively long running time and losing much
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