Watching *MONTY PYTHON'S LIFE OF BRIAN* Had Me In Tears Laughing
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MONTY PYTHON Life Of Brian Movie Description:
A young man, Brian, who was born one stable down and on the same night as Jesus, becomes intrigued by a young rebel, Judith. To try and impress her, Brian joins the independence movement against the Romans, the People's Front of Judea. However, in an attempt to hide from the Romans, he relays some of the teachings he heard from Jesus, which ends up spurring a crowd to believe he is the Messiah. While trying to get rid of his followers and reunite with Judith, he embarks on several misadventures.
Monty Python's Life of Brian, also known as Life of Brian, is a 1979 British comedy film starring and written by the comedy group Monty Python (Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin). It was also directed by Jones. The film tells the story of Brian Cohen (played by Chapman), a young Jewish man who is born on the same day as-and next door to-Jesus Christ, and is subsequently mistaken for the Messiah.
Following the withdrawal of funding by EMI Films just days before production was scheduled to begin, long-time Monty Python fan and former member of the Beatles, George Harrison, arranged financing for Life of Brian through the formation of his company HandMade Films.
The film's themes of religious satire were controversial at the time of its release, drawing accusations of blasphemy and protests from some religious groups. Thirty-nine local authorities in the United Kingdom either imposed an outright ban, or imposed an X (18 years) certificate. Some countries, including Ireland and Norway, banned its showing, and a few of these bans lasted decades. The filmmakers used the notoriety to promote the film, with posters in Sweden reading, "So funny, it was banned in Norway!"
The film was a box office success, the fourth-highest-grossing film in the United Kingdom in 1979, and highest grossing of any British film in the United States that year. It has remained popular and was named "greatest comedy film of all time" by several magazines and television networks, and it later received a 95% "Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes with the consensus, "One of the more cutting-edge films of the 1970s, this religious farce from the classic comedy troupe is as poignant as it is funny and satirical." In a 2006 Channel 4 poll, Life of Brian was ranked first on their list of the 50 Greatest Comedy Films.
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MONTY PYTHON MEANING OF LIFE IS UP NOW!: ua-cam.com/video/dV65nBvnIko/v-deo.html
AHOO AHOO AHOO!!! Wassup Everyone...Hope You All Had A Fantastic Day And Your Week Has Been Going Well. I Can't Thank You All Enough! 3K Subs?! I Didn't Think It Would Happen This Quickly. Thank You So Much, Love Y'all. Monty Python Is Fantastic, I'm So Happy I Finally Discovered Them.
Can't wait for blazing saddles really funny
Watch Monty Python and the meaning of life next!! It’s got a song all about sperm. Edit: it’s also kind of a xmas movie lol. Oh and as far as British stuff these TV shows are Red Dwarf, The British Empire, Vicar of Dibbly and this is a Irish show but Father Ted is hilarious.
Great lineup!!!! Another one to add is What We Do In The Shadows, hilarious mockumentery
This line up is crisp, I can't wait to see!!
@@jimtatro6550 Two other good ones are castle and just visiting.
The former Beatle, George Harrison, mortgaged his house to help finance this movie because he was such a big fan of Monty Python.
He also has a cameo. A quick shot when Brian is going through the crowd and Reg is reading the itinerary
He also backed the movie Time Bandits, directed by Terry Gilliam and filled with a number of Monty Python stars. It's well worth a look.
@@bfdidc6604 And he did the music for Time Bandits
Not only a fan, but because nobody else wanted to give them the money to make it and George really wanted to see the movie so he gladly gave them the money for it to be made ;) =)
Damn guys, I didn't know all this. Makes me like GH even more, Sincerely.
"You're all individuals!"
"Yes, we're all individuals!"
"I'm not!"
This scene kills me each and every time!^^
The greatest line in Comedy history, apparently just a spur of the moment ad-lib by that extra.
John Cleese has said that this is his favourite monty python joke.
Such an underrated part.
Pure genius
Brian. I was born on Christmas Day. Every joke has been dumped on me. I have had Always Look on the Bright Side of Life sung to me instead of happy birthday. My favorite movie. How many people have had a movie made to make themselves a world wide joke?
"crucifixion?
"Yes"
"Good"
the soft tone he says it in always kills me.
Absolutely Lmao Idk Why Too 😆
"Eh no, freedom for me"
"Oh, jolly good. Off you go then"
"Na, only pulling your leg. It's crucifixion"
Well, better that tone and not that cross
The bus tour guide, or flight attendant
@@playwithdomination9238 🤣👍
This comment is vastly underrated.
This movie caused quite a stir back in the day when it was released. So much in fact, Monty Python went on a debate to defend themselves on British television. It was also banned in Norway, causing it's neighbouring country Sweden to market the movie with "this film is so good, they banned it in Norway!"
Nice and fun reaction bro, keep up the good work and positivity, subbed!
That Is Crazy Wow. But Thank You So Much For Your Support
As a Swede I'm proud of my ancestors for that one!
Years ago the movie The Last Temptation of Christ was highly controversial, with people protesting against it. I went to see it with a friend, but the night before we had watched Life of Brian, so we kept on cracking up during the movie. Life of Brian was ten times more sacrilegious than Last Temptation anyway.
It was banned in the south as well
@@HelloMellowXVI The British sketchshow Not the Nine O'clock News did a satirical skit of this in the 80's where a Catholic film director was accused of disrespecting the Church of Monty Python with his movie about Jesus Christ ("he even has the same initials as our Lord and Saviour John Cleese!")
While filming the Biggus Dicus scene, the extras playing the guards were told to not laugh no matter what or they wouldn't get paid for that day. That's why their faces seem so genuine.
Along with that, the troupe were making them crack up between takes so when they were filming again, they were already giggly.
I hope they got paid anyway, they're definitely one of the movie's highest high points.
@@ScreamingScallop I think they did get paid, that was just a trick to make them act naturally
just wrote that!didnt know u wrote it earlier!coolest shit happens mid shoot in cool movies!some improv scenes works best too!like the line up in The Usual Suspects!they couldnt stop laughing during that shoot, Brian Synger the director was pissed at first but one of his producers pulled him aside and asked him to go along with it!pretty funny scene!
No they weren't told that. People get this "fact" wrong all the god damn time.
"He's not the messiah he's a very naughty boy! now go away!"
This was on so many tee-shirts after this!
If you're wondering about the spaceship part, its a reference to Star Wars which was released in 1977.......but since this is Monty Python, its out of complete randomness and its perfect.
Oh Wow That's Really Amazing
@@HelloMellowXVI Yeah. That's the scene which originally broke me as a kid. It's really very simple though: Brian had to jump from the top of the steps to the bottom without killing himself, and their solution was... ALIENS.
And also it is a comedic example of a 'deus-ex maxima' which runs with the theme of the film.
@@undertaker3134 Not to mention a great deal of religious text!
You lucky Bastard.😄😄
Python's masterpiece, and one of the greatest comedies of all time. Pulled me out of a deep depression many years ago. Always look on the bright side of life.
That's become a favourite song to be played at funerals in the UK
When the destroyer HMS Sheffield was struck by an Exocet cruise missile on 4 May 1982 in the Falklands War, her crew sang it while waiting to be rescued from their sinking ship, as did the crew of HMS Coventry, with the line from the song "Worse things happen at sea, you know" being especially ironic.
There is great footage of Graham Chapman’s funeral where the whole crew sang “the bright side of life”. RIP Graham Chapman and Terry Jones. Two down, four to go.
John Cleese’s speaking at the service is amazing as well, a fitting tribute
@@finmiles965 yeah very funny.
To give you an idea of the British sense of humour "bright side of life" is one of the most popular songs to be played at funerals in the UK.
Also the all together: "we're individuals", one man: "no I'm not" line gets me everytime, bloody brilliant writing!
It was played at Graham Chapman's funeral, which may have helped.
as far as I know that line was ad-libbed by the extra
@@LuisfourHe was an extra, but they loved his bit so they the bumped his pay up to actor.
It was actually written by Eric Idle and wasnt originally planned.
In THe Derry Girls recently...." I don't want to be an individual on my own !"...
I'm grinning ear to ear watching some f*cker in his 20s laughing at a movie I found hilarious in my 20s, when some other old f*cker smiled about me laughing at a movie from his youth. lol. The classics never die. Also, how they dared to make jokes about how the Romans made every country they invaded better, just like the Greeks prior with Alexander, took serious balls in those days.
This movie is the greatest comedy in the history of filmmaking. As you can imagine, it not only offended orthodox Judaism and Christianity but was a brutal parody of blind faith. Genius!!
I'm a devout Christian, and life of Brian is one of my favorite movies. Not offended at all.
@@omosango7870 It mostly offended zealots, as it cleverly pointed out that Brian is not Jesus, just another random character from those tumultuous years.
@@johndododoe1411 Well Jesus is just a fictional character as well. Made by Rome as a tool so they could go and take over the world. There is literally nothing original in Christianity, it is a wolf in sheeps clothing that destroyed then ripped off Egypt.
I’m a devout Christian and I think the movie is funny.
@@Powerranger-le4up I think Jesus would have laughed.
Trivia...John Cleese wanted to be Brian, but the guys felt like he really had to be the centurian in the Latin grammar scene, so Graham got to be leading man again. And for the best, really. Graham is the best straight man! 😂
Ironic given how gay he was. 😹
Further trivia: John Cleese used to teach Latin, the Centurion role really had to be his
@@HobGungan There is that.
Pun intended on "Straight man", eh?
@@kingarthur4everWhat pun
Can't wait for the "Meaning of Life" and "And now for something completely different"
*Nudge nudge wink wink
Know what I mean, know what I mean.
@@carleckert6794 Say No More. Say No More. SAY NO MORE!!!!-
But . . . Just so he knows, he just watched their two best movies. :)
Another suggestion along these lines: A Fish Called Wanda is more or less a Monty Python film. Sorta. :)
@@t0dd000 Meaning of Life is really good, too.
The last two are far less funny and far more bizarre than these. I'm a Python fan and I think Meaning of Life is shit. But thats like just my opinion man...
That's not Julius Caesar, that's Pontius Pilate
Thank you sir! The Emperor at the time was Tiberius Caesar Augustus. Gaius Julius Caesar was never an emperor. He just kind of...paved the way for Rome to become a literal empire lead by a literal imperator. Pontius Pilate was the 'governor' of Judea at the time. And since I'm being pedantic, only Roman officers had feathers or fur or anything on their helmets. Centurians had crests that went cross-wise over their helmets, while the Optio (second in command of century) had crests that went front to back over their helmets. Regular roman legionaries had no crests at all. Whew. Not sure why I wrote this all for one of my favorite comedies, but my Roman history just spilled out. (Edit: The truly sad part is I didn't have to look any of this up. I have no life)
@@cassuttustshirt4949 The word Emperor comes from Caesar... al though of course what you say is true he wasn't a emperor as you would define the word today. Dictator would be more fitting for Julius tbh.
@@cassuttustshirt4949 Well.. there are accounts that claim Legionaries DID have crests, but NEVER for combat. Legionary crests would be almost exclusively ceremonial. Like for parades.
@@septimus7524 Oh sure, maybe for a triumphal parade or something. Everybody had to look cool for that. But that was a small honor guard, and most likely a few musicians to play the tune that the other soldiers sang to.
@Darth Wheazius The dictator was an pure emergency assignment done by the roman senat during times of crisis and that assignment lasted 6 months. Usually all political assignments lasted 1 year and were always hold by 2 people but for times of crises the senat gave the authority to 1 person in order to have quick and straight decisions.
Caesar bribed the senat to annouce him as dictator for life time (which lasted then just 1 month and then he got killed) because he had the military power and also the roman people on his side to do so..which was basically the start of the transition from a Republic into an Empire and his successor Augustus who became the first Emperor fulfilled that transition after he had won the civil war which broke out soon after Caesar was killed because his death left behind a huge power vaccuum..very simplified explained.
With the graffiti scene, that was just a "changing of the guard" thing. The morning shift comes along and just see him there with the paintbrush and writing, no idea what went down.
Also Latin is a bit tricky and given that the Python boys all had classical educations they had the same experiences in the repetitive instruction techniques like having to correctly write a phrase over and over again.
The man is not too perceptive to put it politely
"People called Romans, they go, house?"
"It says Romans go home!"
"No it doesn't"
My Latin teacher showed that scene to teach us vocative and locative.
@@Gargess My dad always said that part reminded him of taking German class as a kid.
@@MissCaraMint oh German is a nightmare. It's just frankenwords cobbled together and that makes a language?
Sad note: Terry Jones, Brian's Mother in this movie, suffered from a form of dementia that took his ability to speak during the last few years of his life. It's a shame, especially considering he made his career on the ability to talk and a lot since he did a lot of history documentaries. He was the David Attenborough of the history documentary. R.I.P. Terry, you were one of the greats.
Dementia is so sad. The great Peter Falk got it too. In the end he couldn't even remember his most iconic roll as Lt Columbo.
The best thing about the “Biggus Dickus” scene is that the guards were interns who were told not to laugh no matter what. They had no idea what the scene would be. All of their reactions are genuine reactions to hearing this dialogue for the first time.
Not interns they were extras. Sometimes you hear people claim that they were told if they laugh they would not get paid but that has been confirmed to be 100% false by the guy playing ceasar.
This was my favorite moment in the film the first time I saw it, and then years later I found out about this and loved even more ever since.
Buddy that collapses part way through was me the first time i saw it.
At least 1 of the guards was a comic actor, he was in the first series of 'not the 9 o clock news'
AFAIK the guards who brought Brian in were extras and were kept in dark. Rest were informed and the one who did laugh did so because it was scripted so.
Also when it came to Mrs Dikkus Michael Palin came up with a different name each take to keep the joke fresh, incontinentia was just the one they picked
The fellow left alone that you were laughing at when the mob moved off and he just walked away was a great British comedian named Spike Milligan. Milligan was a generation older than the Pythons and was a member of a chaotic trio of comics known as the Goons, on a radio show in the UK. Anyways Spike developed a very unusual and avant garde type of comedy that set the tone for the next generation -- including the Pythons (and The Beatles, one of whom, George Harrison has a cameo in this film. He also helped produce it) . He wasn't supposed to be in the movie, but the Pythons found out he was holidaying in Tunisia, where the film was made, and asked him to make a cameo appearance.
Great info,
I was laughing so hard when you was shocked seeing a nude man! You can see its not an american movie! ;-)))
Lmao 😆
I saw this movie for the first and only time (in full) when I was roughly around ten years old. Funnily enough I didn't remember or expect the nudity in the slightest.
Yeah British tele/movie tell it like it is. lol.
He went full Monty :)
@@shercahn Brill comment!
The whole losing his sandal scene is a commentary on religious sects and how weird different interpretations of what religious leaders say can be.
The “biggus Dickus”scene is one of my favorite comedy scenes in history. I’ll never forget how f”ring hard I laughed the first 30 something times and counting lol
I love the guard when Pilate says, "He has a wife you know." You can SEE he's just thinking, "Aw shit...."
Gets me everytim I watch it
12:04 The joke is(this is around 30 A.D.) that this Roman Centurion is more upset with a Latin misspelling than the graffiti(Latin).
The whole Monty Python gang went to expensive English boarding school where everyone had to learn latin so they know what they're talking about.
@@agenttheater5 John Cleese taught Latin at his old Prep School which is why he was the one chosen to correct the grammar.
@@agenttheater5 This entire movie is about SPQR not a mistaken identity.
@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 what does SPQR mean again?
@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344
Senatus populus que Romani (The Senate and people of Rome)
I did Latin at a British boarding school and can relate to the condescending teacher's sarcasm implicit in the centurion's tone.
The Latin scene is completely accurate grammatically-I took Latin in high school, and that part is the only movie my teacher ever showed. We had to correct it first though
This movie is a masterpiece, I never get tired of watching it
Every Xmas we do...
My predictions for 2021: There shall in that time be rumors of things going astray, erm, and there shall be a great confusion as to where things really are, and nobody will really know where lieth those little things with the sort of raffia-work base, that has an attachment. At that time, a friend shall lose his friend's hammer, and the young shall not know where lieth the things possessed by their fathers that their fathers put there only just the night before, about eight O'clock.
LMFAO 😆🤣😂
Gold
Amen
Basically a satire on religion. Like the dude who talks about things "going astray" is making fun of the gibberish in the bible book of revelations. Them all arguing over the gourd is making fun of how religions split apart based on the most trivial things.
it was a satire on overly religious people and the perversion of religion by religious groups
@@jamm6_514 Nah bro not trying to be a nexkbeard atheist here but christianity is dumb wheter misinterpreted or not
It also takes shots at the infighting between late-60s/early-70s anti-establishment groups.
@@stollinroned5090 that's just your opinion lol 😂😂
@@jamm6_514 How can perversion of Religion be possible? Religion is already an abstract concept.
Can't do a Perversion of religion, just different Versions of it really.
They are all the same: unprovable and pretty much whatever you can imagine.
Man, I love Monty Python. The whole movie is just, jokes jokes jokes, one after the other. These films were made on a tiny budget compared to those of today and I find them way funnier than most comedy's released in recent years.
Another hilarious reaction! So glad you enjoyed how silly they are, but also how intelligent they are. Really psyched you appreciated Mike Palin, between the guy hanging in jail, the Roman with the speech impediment, and the guy preaching so layed back, its a tour de force!
Lmao Thank You So Much, OMG Was He Hilarious In This Movie. Every Character He Played In This Movie Made Me Laugh Harder Than The Rest
@@HelloMellowXVI Michael has just revealed that his own father had a terrible stutter, and he based Pontius Pilate on him....
I liked that u showed the speech impeded dungeon wardens in detail, I suffered from one as well a long time myself & watching that is always very dear to me.
Them turning back back to normal once they're amongst themselves is just utter hilarious!
The reason he's hopping is because he's an ex-leper and his leg grew back after he was healed by Jesus. Bloody do-gooder. So, he's used to hopping.
No it's cause he's playing a junkie that ia begging at least that's what I got
@@stollinroned5090 not that either. There is a big pile of animal feaces, that he avoids stepping into...
That's and he's a Leaper.
@@stollinroned5090 I think you need to watch it again with subtitles
In the Gospels Jesus heals a cripple and he goes about "walking and jumping." It was a reference to that.
As I mentioned in the Holy Grail reaction, Monty Python used a variety of sources to score that one (the album is available from Amazon as an MP3 download, but years ago some enterprising soul assembled all the sources into two fan-made FLAC albums). This time, the score was composed by Geoffrey Burgon, and I've been searching/hoping for a CD for ages. (There's an album out there, but it's audio from the movie, not the isolated score.)
30:46 Otto and his JPF Suicide Squad had a bigger role in the earlier drafts of the script, but almost all of it got cut, except the ending because Judith was already filmed standing over their bodies. If you look really close at the headgear, you'll see why their scenes got cut: _their symbol is a combination of the Star of David and the Nazi swastika._ Monty Python got into enough trouble with the film in its final cut, leaving THAT in probably would have earned them a *real* ass-kicking.
Fawlty Towers was made by John Cleese its hilarious aswell 😂
I love Fawlty Towers!! +1 +1 +1
The Germans, with Cleese goose stepping and Communication Problems with Mrs Richards.
@@blkbushirishwhiskey correct
YES! Watch Fawlty Towers
I would LOVE to see your reaction to that. It has been called the funniest sitcom of all time
@@blkbushirishwhiskey those are my two all time favorite episodes.
PLEASE TRY TO UNDERSTAND BEFORE ONE OF US DIES
I love British humor so much.
It’s both mature but childish at the same time. It’s such a great combination.
Monty Python brought me here and now I'm subscribed...
Thank You So Much. I Love These Movies, Funniest Comedies I've Seen
@@HelloMellowXVI when life of Brian first come out it caused major controversy and was considered blasphemous by the Church of England. In response the Non The Night O'Clock News gang created this short sketch poking fun at the criticism... ua-cam.com/video/asUyK6JWt9U/v-deo.html
Same.
Same
@@derekdexter7268 Thank You So Much For your Support
I think it's a very inspiring message: always look on the bright side of life even when you're being crucified.
the face when the full frontal hit
Your reactions to the nudity were so funny. Europeans really think us prudish countries are funny with our modesty of the human body.
Also it was the practice for hundreds of years for all roles in plays to be done by male actors; so they dressed up & did the women's parts too.
I think Monty Python might have been one of the last troops to do this regularly. Ended up causing more hilarity I the end so all good :)
You would probably like the movie A fish called Wanda
It has two of the main Monty Python (i think written by them perhaps) troop members in it. Great fun.
One of the greatest film series of all time!!! Glad to see you're finally getting the traction you deserve after all the hard work you've put in! Good luck buddy!!!
Thank You So Much, I Appreciate That Alot
"I ain't trynna see your scrawny- omg!" 🤣🤣
9:52 Monty Python, advocating Trans rights since 33 A.D.
they are literally saying it's retardation lmao
@@TheDragiix3 Eric Idle called it a progressive move in an interview
@@beatlesfoxman9617 They were clearly mocking both pointless posturing and the delusional behaviour which prompted it. Somewhat ironically, Eric Idle wants to rewrite history to conform to current dogma.
@@TheDragiix3 Yes in a way. And at the same time saying it is worth fighting and finding friends who can fight beside you for your rights to live your life as you want to.
@@johnnhoj6749 just re-read your comment and no not really. Remember that this movie came out in 1979. Most People back then couldn't really fathom that kind of person Eric Idle played as Stan/Loretta. The closest the Python crew had come to that themselfs was Graham Chapman (Brian) and all his boyfriends.
This movie shined a light on a new kind of "subculture" for the time. And at the same time telling those that have a hard time with it that you can choose your family.
Should also mention that I don't know any of thier political leanings but some of them seems more conservative and some of them seems more progressive. However it never stopped them from bringing us great comedy born from the combination of those views.
The scene when Stan comes out as Loretta are a very timeless scene for many individuals today. John Cleese character in that scene can't understand it at first, but later (even if he is a bit passive aggressive about it) still support his brothers/sisters struggle with the new "identity".
Blessed Are The Cheesemakers!
... obviously not meant to be taken literally - probably refers to any manufacturers of dairy products....
“Always look on the bright side of life” is the most commonly requested song at funerals in Great Britain
Just to add that the scene outside his window:
"Ooooh, that wasn't a minute!"
"Yes it was!"
"No it wasn't"
is a little tribute to the British pantomine, traditionally performed at Christmas. It also has the major roles performed by the opposite gender.
And, responding to what you said, asking questions is NEVER WRONG. It's how we all learn stuff. We all have the stuff we grew up with and the stuff we didn't. I'm sure I would have to ask you all kinds of questions about things that I don't know about that you do know. It's how we grow as people even if the growth is seeing new funny movies. 😘
Glad you took people's advice to watch this movie. I remember watching this when I was 8 or 9 (over 20 years ago) and thinking it was the funniest movie of all time. Awesome to see that the humor holds up to someone watching the movie for the first time 40+ years after release. You did notice that Graham was the lead in both movies, unfortunately he was also the hardest to work with (alcoholism) and died the youngest out of them. You might also recognize John Cleese (lead Roman Soldier and Head of the PFoJ) as he and Eric have been in the most American films. Keep finding those classics!
If you really find these guys funny, I suggest youtubing some of their best sketches from Flying Circus and seeing if they hit you the same way. The series is on Netflix I believe so you could check it out after
Graham Chapman died from Aids..
I love this movie, and your reaction was so fun to watch! This is another one I've seen a million times, so knowing what's going to happen but knowing you don't know, and seeing you be like "What??" That's ridiculously fun for me. Great job! I'm glad you enjoyed the movie!
Thank You So Much, I’m So Happy You Enjoyed It
I remember going to the drive-in with my parents and younger brother to see this movie! We had sleeping bags and pillows in the back of the station wagon and our mother had popped popcorn and brought it with us! My brother and were asleep after like the first 10 minutes. But my Dads name was Brian so I'm pretty sure that's why we went to see it!
The "Romans go home" scene hits in a special way once you've met a few legit Latin-language nerds, LOL.
or if you were taught Latin in school. Oh, the declinations...
Which I believe includes Terry Gilliam, who wrote the scene.
@@missnandor Don't you mean Declensions?
That church opening had me dying. Absolutely hilarious!
'Always Look on the Bright Side of Life' is now one of the most popular songs played at British funerals.
I highly recommend getting a copy of the Monty Pthyon's Flying Circus Television series. This will show you the roots of their humor.
Looks like your grind has paid off and the algorithm finally picked you up. Congrats my friend you deserve it.
Thank You So Much For Your Support Man, I Love Doing This
Praise be the algorithm. I think that's also how I found him. Time to watch the rest of the reactions.
It is a blast seeing someone newly exposed to Monty Python. You should do Monty Python's The Meaning of Life. It's not as good as Holy Grail or Life of Brian, but it does have some really great stuff in it.
The bloke at 21:33 is comedy LEGEND Spike Milligan. he wasn't told what the rest of the cast were going to do and when he realised he was on his own he walked off the set. Later in the evening when some of them were in a minibus they saw him at the side of the road arguing with Tunisian police, still in costume and Bernard McKenna got out to talk to them on Spike's behalf, forgetting he was still dressed as a Roman guard.
"How shall we fuck off, oh Lord?" 😊😁😂🤣😂🤣😂 This stuff is eternal! R.I.P. Graham Chapman and Terry Jones.
Saw your Holy Grail video then this popped up. Watching you watch Python for the first time was almost as much fun as watching Python the first time. Thanks man 😃👍
Thank You So Much, I’m So Happy You Enjoyed It
btw the fun part about the biggus dickus scene is that soldiers were told if they laugh they dont get paid cause they didnt have the money to reshoot but it was just to cause there reaction to the silliness
Wow Forreal? Lmao
@@HelloMellowXVI they all still got paid but honestly these movies are master pieces for what they had to work with life of brain only had a 4 million budget and holy grail had like 319k budget reason they used the coconuts they couldnt afford the horses
@@HelloMellowXVI Not really. CaptainSafa is repeating a popular urban myth. The extras read the script, just like Cleese, Chapman and Palin, they all acted like "Biggus Dickus" was the funniest thing they ever heard, they all hit their marks so the character Brian could make his escape, and they all got paid. Nothing fancy, they just, ya know, ACTED.
@@rsrt6910 yeah you right just did abit of searching and i was wrong
@@captainsafa4101 I've seen it repeated so many times on these reaction videos that it's pretty common for others to parrot it. You aren't alone.
The woman who played judith (brian’s love interest) was legit the mayor of my town for a while haha
As a kid in the 80s in America, I didn't see much Monty Python, but I did find Mr. Bean on PBS and that led me to watch Monty Python skits.
About the writing on the wall... I presume that was a new shift which was not so much about lecturing like the other one.
0:07 good. The process has begun. When an animated giant foot crushes him in an intro, he'll be fully britainized :)
The actress playing Judith later became a member of the British parliament.
There is a great documentary about how when she was mayor of this little town they found out that Life of Brian was technically still banned there, so they crated a campaign to unban it. It is funny.
The old bearded man who walks away at the end of the shoe/gourd scene is Spike Milligan, a comedian who influenced the Python's style of humour; he was in Tunisia on vacation at the time they were shooting, and they convinced him to be in the scene, but when they'd done the first take he was like, "well, I'm off" and went back to his holiday. That was the take they used.
Didn't know that thanks.
@@humansrants1694 - no prob. He also is in History of the World Part 1 as the crazy old father M. Rimbaud, and Dick Lester's The Three Musketeers.
Other great performances/works by Milligan includes his radio show The Goon Show, which he wrote most of and did various voices for along with Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe, his appearance on The Muppet Show, his poetry and war memoirs. Some of it is not totally what you'd call politically correct by modern standards, but he's nevertheless the bedrock of British alternative comedy - everything since is built on the foundations he laid.
Why do nuts upset you so much? They're just genitals, dude. Still, I enjoyed watching this; you really seem to enjoy it, and it's so good seeing new generations discover these films.
Dude, Monty Python is theater of the intellectually absurd. Ya gotta just flow with it! lol
Amazing how many Python reactions are on UA-cam where people can't understand the intellectual and satirical humor that is threaded within the story. Religious, social, political....it's all there. But many give it a blank stare - especially in Holy Grail.
The first time I watched this, I laughed so hard at the Biggus Dickus scene I had to pause the film.
I've watched a few reactions to this movie, Americans and non-Americans. It's amazing how much different the reactions are to certain scenes.
I love how Pythoned you are now, if you saw yourself doing that intro with no reference you'd be like wth am I doing haha but you're in now and there's no going back
Lmao Why Hey I'm Loving The Discovery
Bruh love what you're doing. You need to do Blazing Saddles if you haven't seen it yet. It's a Mel Brooks film. Brooks is tied for me with Python.
Man I love this movie. My parents showed it to me at a very young age, so I grew up with it. Brings back good memories. We still quote it (and Holy Grail) everytime I go home for Xmas.
Looks like you've got some great movies lined up for your next videos too. If you need ideas for more movies I'd suggest Shoot Em Up and Kung Fu Hustle if you've not seen them.
I’ve Seen Kung Fu Requested Alot
Fun fact about the biggus dickus scene: All the roman soldier guys actors where adviced before this scene was "Don't giggle!" Worked pretty well...
They had to shoot the "Biggus Dickus" scene several times because they would always start laughing. Even the final take showed Pontius Pilate ( Sir Michael Palin) smiling when he was saying the lines. It was the best they could manage.
"he has a wife you know..."
Incontinentia.
... Incontinentia Buttocks.
Now THAT is the one that slays me!...Every time!
@@davidhoward2487 lol same
No matter how many times I watch that scene it always makes me cry from laughing so much
@@amandacogger3075 Our Pontius is getting nasty there for sure. The tone of him asking is enough for me to tear up :)
Only Monty Python can end a movie with people being crucified singing "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life."!!!
Watching this one again now (always a delight) and loving how many more people have discovered the awesomeness of your channel since this. So well deserved. Thanks for brightening so many of our days with these!!!
The thing you said at the start about the questions you're asking during reactions is SO RELATABLE.
That's how reactions work. You're sat having a conversation by yourself so you've gotta think of talking points and questions even if you know the answer or later in the video discover the answer. I appreciate the audience interaction but sometimes... 😤 Eheh
I know you’re gonna love this movie! Much love and I hope you have a great rest of your day. Also you react how you react. Don’t let anyone tell you how to do your thing
I Really Appreciate That Bro, I Try To Stand Out From The Rest!
Monty Python is a skit group that made these movies, that's why they are the same actors in the movies.
Really loving the alternating angles on throughout the reaction. You can definitely still follow the story but at the same time have more pointed commentary without being overbearing. Bravo!
Thank You! That’s All I Try To Do To Stand Out
I love this movie, my view one of the best ever comedies. He's not the messiah , he's a very naughty boy
Loads of wives got the Tee shirt with that on, as Xmas presents for hubby...
Terry Gilliam is the one American member of Monty Python, and he's the director of Holy Grail and The Meaning of Life and he did all the cut-out animations. When given a budget his visual style becomes one of the most unique and fantastic in modern cinema. Check out "TIme Bandits" "Brazil" and "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen." Also good are "The Fisher King", "12 Monkeys" and "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"
A couple great "Pythonesque" movies starring a few but not all of the Pythons are "A Fish Called Wanda" and "Erik The Viking"
It was fun to see your review & your genuinely infectious laugh 🤩👍
So happy to see this on here!!!!!
Your intro dancing was brilliant - really fun! Loved it! Ahahhaa
Dude, I love your reactions. No need to apologize for thinking aloud or sharing your opinion.
Thank You So Much, I’m Really Glad You’re Enjoying Them.
When this film was released it was apparently banned in a number of towns in the UK, including the Welsh town of Aberystwyth. In 2008 the woman who played Judith (Brian's girlfriend at 24:00 ) became mayor of the town and one of her first acts was to 'unban' the movie
The life of Brian is absolutely my favourite film ever
first time I watched this movie, I was like "Is this the real ending? This is Monty Python, this is definitely the real ending"
I mean... That's also how the story the movie is based on ends, what were you expecting?
I loved watching that! Life of Brian is my favourite ever movie. I just HOWLED with laughter watching your reactions to it.
Lmao I Love These Comedies. Haven’t Laughed Like That In A While. The Comedies Now A Days Are Meh
Shit that was funny, absolutely love the horror on your face when he opens the window and you see him in all his glory 😂😂
One of the guys, John Cleese, later wrote and starred in a comedy TV series called "Fawlty Towers" about an incompetent hotel in rural England. Every episode was funny.
I always love seeing people watch this movie for the first time. And you didn't fail to entertain us. Please check out the 1998 thriller Fallen starring Denzel Washington. Stay safe dude 👍👍
Thank You So Much, I Try You Know 🤗, So Glad You Enjoyed It
Another good film on religion is DOGMA. OR try A Fish Called Wanda.
Had A Few Fish Called Wanda Recommendations
Dogma is the greatest movie on religion ever
@@andrewmoore7416 There are two movies where Ben Affleck acts with just his face without saying a word. One is Good Will Hunting (when he realizes that Will has gone to California and left him behind), and the other is in Dogma, when he realizes that the woman he's talking to is the person he's been sent to kill. Both performances are great.
Dogma is one of my all time movies, I watch it at least once a year! Like in just a few seconds...
The extras in the "Biggus Dickus" were told "If you laugh, you wont get paid."
"Always Look On the Bright Side" is my ringtone. Love this movie.
Another great one, loved your reaction, dude. Holy Grail holds my favorite spot but this is a very close second. Also love the fact this opened with the 2.5k sub celebration and you're already another 1k above that lol. Keep it up man, love it!
Thank You So Much Man, I’m So Happy And Grateful On The Speed We’re Growing
You're reaction is amazing, you really get the comedy. I recommend "Airplane!" next. You will love the non-stop jokes.
Thank You So Much And Airplane Is Coming Next Week
The funniest thing about the scene at night is John Cleese was actually a Latin teacher before he went into comedy.