Life of Bwian is one of those films that you can watch again and again and find that little something you missed previously. Monty Python's best film imo.
Our priest recited The sermon on the mount 25 yrs ago for our wedding, and when i whispered "blessed are the cheesemakers" my wife pretty much just lost it.
Steve Smith Someone at the back should have shouted “Speak up!”- I know it would have interrupted your wedding, but it would have been a fantastic moment haha.
I'll bet my life Christians have a detailed explanation of just how the people at the back heard every word clearly. _"For verily, his larynx was no ordinary larynx, it was the beginning of Dolby surroundsound."_
Marc Colten that’s most probably why none of it was written down at the time. It was left to the imagination of the writers of the gospels to put their own interpretations on it 200 years later.
🙏rip Graham Chapman Terry Jones = I used to love 70/80 ! They'll never make films like this ! We used to laugh = Today not many films make me laugh ! PS yehoooooooova nice day
Jim McCracken it’s for that important scatter effect and helps when you can’t throw a stone too accurately. At least people can say you joined in and tried stoning someone to their death. 🤷🏻♂️🙄🤦🏻♂️
@@mizofan I know that left wing people do enjoy Python and many other comedies, but I was talking about the 'Left' as in the political movement/ideology, not individual left wing people.
John's body language in the stoning scene, leveraging both the insane length of his limbs and the flowing nature of those garments - you don't even have to hear the dialog to crack up.
I love how they go right from the sermon on the mount to a stoning and he asks his mom. calmly he asks, "why aren't women allowed to go to the stoning" and she sneers back like he's dumb "Because it's written! Thats why!" - freaking gold
I was working on a summer work term betwen 2nd and 3rd year undegrad, and went to a movie theatre to pass some time. I had no idea what I was going to see, just picking something from the cheap night at the cineplex. And what did I see? Life of Brian. I had not seen any previews or trailers. I watched it cold and unawre. And there was me and 2 other people in the Tuseday night show at 11PM. And during this, and several other scenes, I nearly lost control of my bodily functions.
@diana gette Exactly. Did you see the memorial for Graham Chapman? Cleese has it perfectly, when he says that Chapman would have hated good taste! This is gold. th-cam.com/video/Bm2XPkqENaw/w-d-xo.html
@@grunthostheflatulent9649 I'm sure a lot of abuse comes from really stupid, really passionate, really desperate people. But most people most of the time will likely show some restraint when confronting someone armed with the law and a gun. You can't outrun bullets and radios and helicopters for long.
‘About Tea Time’ is such a Monty Python phrase. The Best British Comedy Ever. Amazing that one of the towns that banned the film, the ban was only lifted a few years ago, the Mayor of the town was the actress who played Judith, ‘that Welsh tart’. It was shown for the first time with Michael Palin in attendance.
Chris G Um, dude, Jesus is the son of Jehovah, as in God. The son of God. The all-powerful, all-knowing, almighty creator of ALL life in the universe. He can read your most inner hearts and most inner thoughts. God is not stupid. And neither is Jesus. God knows more than Jesus. But Jesus, the Great Teacher, is smart too. The End. 🙏 Your friend, just some random Jehovah’s Witness dude AKA someone not important.
What makes the Sermon scene so ingeniously funny is because the crowd is so huge, they all clearly respect Jesus for turning up. It's only the back of the crowd that have a rough time. Writing at its cleverest.
This is actually extremely reassuring that people haven’t changed since the B.C. era, the 1970s and today! We’re still the same idiots. Very comforting.
"NOW LOOK! NO ONE... IS TO STONE *ANYONE...* UNTIL I BLOW THIS WHISTLE, DO YOU UNDERSTAND?! EVEN, AND I WANT TO MAKE THIS *ABSOLUTELY* CLEAR... EVEN IF THEY *DO* SAY 'JEHOVAH!'"
Could be the greatest 7 minutes of comedy, intellectual and otherwise, ever put on film. There are so many challenging,funny and uncomfortable moments, that you could write a thesis on it.
@@sillysausage4549 I belive its like that all over the western civilization I'm afraid. PC culture. One have to make a difference between humour and seriousness imo.
Facking TH-cam facking censorship …. F.F.S. someone wrestle this f. platform and SiliCON Valley out of f. religious control! … otherwise Totalitarianism, spyware and censorship is our only future.👍🤣💩
Well I am a cowboy here in Texas and I love British humor, I grew up with my mom watching Benny Hill, are you being served, lol. But there are a lot of people who just don't get it. Who wouldn't laugh at Mr Bean?? 🙄
Have you watched steptoe and son, man about the house or till death us do part? All re made in America but the originals are overlooked classics (the jeffersons, threes company and all in the family)
@@Cutter-jx3xj steptoe and son is arguably (and often regarded) as the greatest sit com in the English language... remembering though it was made in the 60s so we forget how revolutionary it was back then. It captured a time of abject poverty the working class lived under. How about carry on films or bless this house?
2019 -- People often ask "Will a comedy film stand the test of time"? Based on the perennial relevance of MP's religious satire, I think we can safely say YES!
This thing is so funny, men dressing up as women, Jesus at the sermon on the mount preaching and people in the crowd fighting. And then the stoning, unbelievably funny. Send the person to the back of the line because I threw the stone too early. Awesome writing!
I love how the one guy so effortlessly explains that all purveyors of dairy products are blessed. You can see how a whole branch of Christianity could have been based on dairy from that post on. Dairiest Christian, likely.😊
I remember a TV debate about the Life of Brian, with John Cleese and Michael Palin, against one Malcombe Muggeridge and an Anglican Bishop, who objected to the film. They called it tenth grade, and that people would forget about it soon. Muggeridge died, the Bishop went to jail for abusing choir boys, and here we are in 2021, and the film has lost none of its brilliance. Take that, Christianity.
Yet we are still being figuratively stoned for uttering mere words that are deemed "hateful" and politically incorrect on the internet. And thats EMBRACED by this society, while John Cleese has been publicly shunned and rejected, especially by Brits. What a travesty.
@@williamgullett8071 No, of course not. You're all individuals. You're all different. Except me. I'm not different. The Bishop was Anglican, btw, not Catholic.
Mervyn Stockwood, Bishop of Southwark. AFAIK, he wasn’t convicted of abuse. In later life, he was outed as gay. Not a criticism of course but does make him guilty of teaching one thing and doing another. This somewhat undermines his arguments against LoB
Its just so human, whether you believe in original sin or just the usual human stupidity the scene where one of the great philosophies of mankind is being explainedt but what do we do? "Don't you call me big nose!!"....lol
“He is the Messiah; I should know, I’ve followed a few”
i like the cut of this guys jib
He’s not the Messiah; he’s a very naughty boy.
@@jerometaperman7102 Imagine if some moistened bint had lobbed a scimitar at him.
@@upturnedblousecollar5811 'Tis but a scratch!
Life of Bwian is one of those films that you can watch again and again and find that little something you missed previously. Monty Python's best film imo.
Bwian, eh?
@@thewitchfindergeneral81 Yeah, not Woger.
@@stujd1539
Wascibly wobber and wapist, that Woger, no twue Woman indeed!
All hail Bwain!!
Yah.this was great
Our priest recited The sermon on the mount 25 yrs ago for our wedding, and when i whispered "blessed are the cheesemakers" my wife pretty much just lost it.
Steve Smith
Someone at the back should have shouted “Speak up!”- I know it would have interrupted your wedding, but it would have been a fantastic moment haha.
If only my wife could understand that reference.
If only I could have a wife.
If only I wasn't alone
Honestly the priest shoukd have added it. After all it's your moment.
Oh god..um Jehovah..um i-hova..Jesus..ah-zus..that was funny😂🤣
@@hannibalburgers477 Don't worry your right hand will always be there for you or left if you are a lefty.
The fact that no one can hear him from so far away is one of the subtlest and funniest jokes ever.
And so they mangle the meaning of what he us trying to say.
Absolutely...
I'll bet my life Christians have a detailed explanation of just how the people at the back heard every word clearly. _"For verily, his larynx was no ordinary larynx, it was the beginning of Dolby surroundsound."_
Marc Colten that’s most probably why none of it was written down at the time. It was left to the imagination of the writers of the gospels to put their own interpretations on it 200 years later.
Yh, I died at that part. They are standing like 200 meters away and she is like "speak up" 🤣
the lady carrying her donkey instead of it carrying her is so underrated lol
" 'e's not well again."
@@frankiezap 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
Poor Luke 😢🐴
I always lose it when Matthias does his little dance and starts saying "Jehovah!" over and over. XD
Its the Roman Soldiers,looking on, board and passive that cracks me up!
OH it's the meek,blessed are the meek,oh I'm glad they're getting something, they've had a hell of a time.
Classic
Funniest line in the whole film, and that's saying something. Always makes me laugh no matter how many times I see that bit.
Agree 100% but I can never really explain why it’s so funny.
It's true...I'm very meek and I've had a helluva time.
What's so special about cheesemakers ?.....Well, obviously it's not meant to be taken literally; it refers to any manufacturers of dairy products.. 😄
@@jeanmariezeyen111 The cheesemakers certainly bypassed a shop in Ilchester
Always loved Bignose's wife with "Oo thats nice innit, I'm glad they're gettin sumfin cuz they ad a elluva time"
R.I.P. Graham Chapman and Terry Jones, Kings Of Comedy ❤
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🙏rip Graham Chapman Terry Jones = I used to love 70/80 ! They'll never make films like this ! We used to laugh = Today not many films make me laugh ! PS yehoooooooova nice day
To this day, I can’t go past a bag of gravel at a garden suppliers without laughing.
Jim McCracken it’s for that important scatter effect and helps when you can’t throw a stone too accurately. At least people can say you joined in and tried stoning someone to their death. 🤷🏻♂️🙄🤦🏻♂️
Haha
Its hard for me to look at a gourd without thinking of this film.
One more time mate, I'll take you the fuckin' cleaners!!! - Creased every time.
I'll remember that mate 👍
One of the greatest historical documentaries of all time.
Bwahahaha
I thought it was a Frontline doc.
Jesus was king, not hippie riding donkey, romans made fun giving donkey head for hanged jews
😂😂😂😂😂😂
What are the most magnificent scenes in cinematic history this will go down and infamy forever
"Judea AD33"
"Saturday Afternoon"
"About tea time"
😂😂😂
Before Dr. Who.
Also, don't get me started that Romans by then had 9-day weeks.
"You're only making it worse for yourself!" Classic.
This and blazing saddles..
The 2 best comedy movies ever...😂😂
Holy Grail second.
Blazing Saddles maybe third.
The most Brilliant comedy of all time!! If you can't laugh at this you can't laugh at anything😂😂😂
I can´t laugh, seeing what Britain has been led to!
The Left would rip Python apart these days.
Exactly. I've never seen a comedy that quite equals it. Holy Grail is also up there.
@@CelticSaint Utter nonsense- i'm a loony lefty and i love Python. They had fun here with the People's Front etc but were anti-Tory.
@@mizofan I know that left wing people do enjoy Python and many other comedies, but I was talking about the 'Left' as in the political movement/ideology, not individual left wing people.
John's body language in the stoning scene, leveraging both the insane length of his limbs and the flowing nature of those garments - you don't even have to hear the dialog to crack up.
John is just built to be and able to moved like a real life cartoon character!
If only he'd thrown in a bit of The Ministry Of Silly Walks.
"Blessed is just about everyone with a vested interest in the status quo"- Brilliant
What Jesus blatantly fails to appreciate is that the meek are the problem
This is the mindset of the WEF reset cultists up in Davos.
I love how they go right from the sermon on the mount to a stoning and he asks his mom. calmly he asks, "why aren't women allowed to go to the stoning" and she sneers back like he's dumb "Because it's written! Thats why!" - freaking gold
Wonder if a comedy gang like python would send up Mohamed, love to c it
@@russellherbert9670 Why would they send up Mohammed? They weren't sending up Jesus Christ.
@@russellherbert9670 It's not sending up Jesus, just the people who were around at the time.
@@musician1000 Sure, if you think Brian was the son of god...
@@Leto_0 Brian was actually, just a very naughty boy.
Blessed are the cheese makers. Cracked me up big time. RIP Terry Jones
Amber Puga or cream crackered🧈
What so special about the cheese makers?
@@joeybill9472 Well obviously it's not meant to be taken literally. It refers to any manufacturers of dairy products.
@@pwnmeisterage Tell me something. Do you have any cheese at all?
Only the English, could make a comedy out of a execution by stoning .
a welshman wrote the line. RIP Terry Jones
Can I have a flat one mum?
Shh!!!
Sorry! Dad!
*an
@@paulshrew Retorted by a man with a name that couldn't be any more Welsh! 😂 RIP Terry
I was working on a summer work term betwen 2nd and 3rd year undegrad, and went to a movie theatre to pass some time. I had no idea what I was going to see, just picking something from the cheap night at the cineplex. And what did I see? Life of Brian. I had not seen any previews or trailers. I watched it cold and unawre. And there was me and 2 other people in the Tuseday night show at 11PM. And during this, and several other scenes, I nearly lost control of my bodily functions.
" SPEAK UP !! " Can't hear a bloody thing , let's go stoning.... " . RIP Terry Jones.
The lady talking about the meek having a hell of time kills me
Truly a masterpiece of a movie, so glad theses gifted guys made it!
And financed by George Harrison, who once played guitar for the Beatles, a famous British rock group.
@@gregorywhite9095 You mean there are people alive now who need to be told who The Beatles were? What sad times we live in....
I'm glad they're getting something cos they have a hell of a time
"There's always one, isn't there..."
Brilliant!
I say this line all the time
All those who have passed from Monty Python, know that the laughs and joy, will continue for ages😁😂
@diana gette Exactly. Did you see the memorial for Graham Chapman? Cleese has it perfectly, when he says that Chapman would have hated good taste! This is gold.
th-cam.com/video/Bm2XPkqENaw/w-d-xo.html
"A packet of gravel". Loved life of brian all my life. 25 now and have been pissing myself at this film since i was like 10
REG:"What Jesus fails to realise is that its the meek who are the problem" 😂🤣😂🤣
The soldiers who shake their heads at the end. Was a police officer for 20 years...know exactly how they feel!
Thank you for your service mate.👍
@Samuel Black if you want to see the violence inherent in the system, then yes, indeed ...
How anyone could stand there and be spat at and abused in the most foul manner, is beyond me.
I respect anyone who can.
@@grunthostheflatulent9649 I'm sure a lot of abuse comes from really stupid, really passionate, really desperate people.
But most people most of the time will likely show some restraint when confronting someone armed with the law and a gun. You can't outrun bullets and radios and helicopters for long.
The guards are like "here we go again" at the start
‘About Tea Time’ is such a Monty Python phrase. The Best British Comedy Ever.
Amazing that one of the towns that banned the film, the ban was only lifted a few years ago, the Mayor of the town was the actress who played Judith, ‘that Welsh tart’. It was shown for the first time with Michael Palin in attendance.
"Where you from, nose city.? Priceless.
*Crushing him with a giant rock*
"Good shot!"
Love the two soldiers shaking their heads.
A stone salesman conveniently selling his quality craftsman rocks of death nearby. 😆
Edited out one of the funniest bits when he says one more time I'll take you to the f****n cleaners
lol I would so love to read that line somewhere in the Bible.
@@TonyEnglandUK I think it's in the Book of Herschel.
"language!! and don't pick your nose!!"
Just like you edited out ucki.
Why not just write fuckin' ??
@@pauldiffin9148 I was waiting for someone to notice that. He complains about the video editing then edits himself. Silly person!
What Jesus blatantly fails to appreciate is that it’s the meek who are the problem.
Still one of my favourite lines in all film comedy . This snippet epitomises British Comedy and it’s depth of funnyness. Fabulous. 👍MM
Chris G
Um, dude, Jesus is the son of Jehovah, as in God. The son of God. The all-powerful, all-knowing, almighty creator of ALL life in the universe. He can read your most inner hearts and most inner thoughts. God is not stupid. And neither is Jesus. God knows more than Jesus. But Jesus, the Great Teacher, is smart too. The End. 🙏 Your friend, just some random Jehovah’s Witness dude AKA someone not important.
@yeah I'm John Assal
Trust me. I have seen it! 😾
☕
yeah I'm John Assal
Well Played, Professor John “Ass” Al Yankovic! 🤔🧐🥱🤤😳🤪🤓😈😼👹💩
"Good shot!" Like, how could you miss with that thing? 🤔🤣Hilarious, all of it!
Best film ever…. so ahead of its time and absolute genius 😂😂😂😂😂
Now this is quality stuff right here, and why can't they make any more like these?
The pure throwaway line of a woman carrying an ass saying "I ain't got no time to go to no stoning." Wild stuff'
A more accurate assessment of history, I have never seen...
This classic should be compulsory viewing for everyone.......
Greatest movie of all times
that's Sansho the Bailiff, of course
I agree
Surely one of the best ever shot.
What makes the Sermon scene so ingeniously funny is because the crowd is so huge, they all clearly respect Jesus for turning up. It's only the back of the crowd that have a rough time. Writing at its cleverest.
2:18 Palin says 'I take you to the fucking cleaners has been removed.'
🤨 cunts, ain’t they! 🙄
This is actually extremely reassuring that people haven’t changed since the B.C. era, the 1970s and today! We’re still the same idiots. Very comforting.
The film is a masterpiece.
Still one of the best movie
From the Golden Age of British Documentary Making!
Cut out my favorite bit, "one more time and i'll take you to the fucking cleaners"😂😂😂😂
This movie perfectly encapsulates today. It’s so accurate it’s not even a parody. More like a Pre-documentary.
I think it might not only be similar to today, but similar to the past few thousand years, maybe longer
"Even, and I want to make this ABSOLUTELY clear..." love how he slow rolled that punchline haha
40 years on, and Python's Life of Brian is still a great film. It shows up the utter madness of religions then and now.
"What was that?"
"I don't know I was too busy talking to big nose."
High Priest: "Alright, if you say Jehovah, one more , Okay, who threw that??"
Crowd screams "She did" as their voices go from soprano to bass
😆
And people are stilll trying to stamp out that name lol.
“I’m sorry I thought we’d started” with the drop in pitch, is one of my favourite lines
"Blessed are the cheesemakers."
"I'm sure he means all dairy products."
And so the religious wars begin.
It was a hole-y war
A truly wonderful comedy, so full of jokes, inuendos etc you find something new every time you watch e.
“Of his many achievements, for me the greatest gift he gave us all was his direction of Life of Brian. Perfection.”
John Cleese
Other than THAT - just what has he EVER done for us?
Was Cleese talking about Terry Jones?
@Jim McCracken Who hit yours then, Goliath's big brother?
@@budakbaongsiah Yeah, I think so. Jones did do a fantastic job of it.
@@budakbaongsiah He was talking about Terry, yes, John posted it on Twitter and continued _"Two down, four to go."_
"NOW LOOK! NO ONE... IS TO STONE *ANYONE...* UNTIL I BLOW THIS WHISTLE, DO YOU UNDERSTAND?! EVEN, AND I WANT TO MAKE THIS *ABSOLUTELY* CLEAR... EVEN IF THEY *DO* SAY 'JEHOVAH!'"
Good shot.
*throws rock
Could be the greatest 7 minutes of comedy, intellectual and otherwise, ever put on film. There are so many challenging,funny and uncomfortable moments, that you could write a thesis on it.
Jehovah!
The Biggus Dickus scene is up there too.
Brian's latin lesson from the Centurion is pretty good also.
Firewalk...My thesis will always be....peace in the world or the world in pieces....(borrowed)....
1:22 Michael Palin's angry yelling always makes me laugh 🤣
Where has comedy gone. British comedy at its best. You just can’t beat British humour 😅😂🤣
The Thought PO
The Thought Police have killed humour and extinguished the light of the world.
Agree
You aren't allowed to be funny in Britain anymore, for fear of offending women and ethnic minorities
@@sillysausage4549 I belive its like that all over the western civilization I'm afraid. PC culture.
One have to make a difference between humour and seriousness imo.
"One more time mate, I'll take you the fackin cleaners!" My favourite line in this scene edited out!
I know! I was waiting for it and then the bugger cut it out!
Facking TH-cam facking censorship …. F.F.S. someone wrestle this f. platform and SiliCON Valley out of f. religious control! … otherwise Totalitarianism, spyware and censorship is our only future.👍🤣💩
Other than speaking in Aramaic, this is one of the most accurate interpretations of the New Testament in the history of entertainment.
Absolutely brilliant.... gets better each time I watch it... had me in stitches... British humour at it best... 😂😂😂
"What have the ROMANS ever done for US?!"
The Aqueducts, the roads, law and order and brought peace 😜
Funniest movie ever made. A masterpiece.
And Airplane.
@@SR-vl6ql
Agreed. Excellent film.
The meaning of life, had me on the floor gasping for breathe in the sex lessen with " what's wrong with kissing boy "
Without a doubt 😅
@@SR-vl6ql Not in the same league. Very funny yes... but a million miles behind LOB.
@ 02:26 Michael Palin has had the line cut: "One more time and I'll take you to the f***ing cleaners!"
Well I am a cowboy here in Texas and I love British humor, I grew up with my mom watching Benny Hill, are you being served, lol. But there are a lot of people who just don't get it. Who wouldn't laugh at Mr Bean?? 🙄
Have you watched steptoe and son, man about the house or till death us do part? All re made in America but the originals are overlooked classics (the jeffersons, threes company and all in the family)
@@fishyc150 I'll look into them, I've never seen them
@@Cutter-jx3xj steptoe and son is arguably (and often regarded) as the greatest sit com in the English language... remembering though it was made in the 60s so we forget how revolutionary it was back then. It captured a time of abject poverty the working class lived under. How about carry on films or bless this house?
Me.
@@Cutter-jx3xj Don't bother with Man about the House. And Til Death is do part is a satire.
"Let's go to the stoning" is a line you risk to hear on weekend when you are over thirty and still living with your mother:-)
" The meek will not inherit the earth- they will get what is left of it." - Frank Zappa
"The meek shall inherit nothing" Frank Zappa-
A male actor. Pretending to be a woman, pretending to be a man.
Simon Randall
Reminds me of a description of a drag queen stage show.
Mind... blown
Like Dustin Hoffnagel in Tootsie
like Steve Martin in "All of Me"
Victor/Victoria a female actress, pretending to be a man, pretending to be a woman
The youngster holding her umbrella. ha ha.
I got here because of Biggus Dickus! This is by far my no.1 favorite. I choke on my herbal cold drink. 🤣🤣🤣
The Stoning has to be the funniest bit ever put on film, hands down.
Its heart warming to see that things haven't really changed that much in the last 1400 - 2500 years in the Middle East.
Oh yeah brain dead fwits
Gotta love those "Abrahamic" religions.
Not to mention Alabama.
You took out "I'm take him the f'n cleaners!
2019 --
People often ask "Will a comedy film stand the test of time"? Based on the perennial relevance of MP's religious satire, I think we can safely say YES!
Experienced Monty Python during high school and shortly after. Was never the same.
This thing is so funny, men dressing up as women, Jesus at the sermon on the mount preaching and people in the crowd fighting. And then the stoning, unbelievably funny. Send the person to the back of the line because I threw the stone too early. Awesome writing!
I love how the one guy so effortlessly explains that all purveyors of dairy products are blessed. You can see how a whole branch of Christianity could have been based on dairy from that post on. Dairiest Christian, likely.😊
I remember a TV debate about the Life of Brian, with John Cleese and Michael Palin, against one Malcombe Muggeridge and an Anglican Bishop, who objected to the film. They called it tenth grade, and that people would forget about it soon.
Muggeridge died, the Bishop went to jail for abusing choir boys, and here we are in 2021, and the film has lost none of its brilliance.
Take that, Christianity.
Yet we are still being figuratively stoned for uttering mere words that are deemed "hateful" and politically incorrect on the internet.
And thats EMBRACED by this society, while John Cleese has been publicly shunned and rejected, especially by Brits.
What a travesty.
Christianity isn't defined by the catholic church.
@@williamgullett8071 No, of course not. You're all individuals. You're all different.
Except me. I'm not different.
The Bishop was Anglican, btw, not Catholic.
@@maartenvandam344 I wasn't talking about the Anglican. I wa talking about the church is a stain on Christianity and dies not define Christians
Mervyn Stockwood, Bishop of Southwark. AFAIK, he wasn’t convicted of abuse. In later life, he was outed as gay. Not a criticism of course but does make him guilty of teaching one thing and doing another. This somewhat undermines his arguments against LoB
I'm waiting for the reboot,
Life of Achmed!
Should be box office gold!
Those insecure idol worshippers could never abide that....Did any Christian decapitate anyone going to see LOB....NO....
Brilliant film best python film made great to watch again to cheer you up a must Brilliant writing and comedy
Best opening scene ever, up to 'SPEAK UP', wonderfully irreverent.
They cut out my favourite bit. " I'll take you to the fuckin cleaners"😂😂😂
Times may have changed but unfortunately people haven't!!
Don't you "Do you mind" me..
Probably one of the greatest comedy films ever vintage python at its best 👌
"OAWWWW LAY OFF WE HAVEN'T STARTED YET!"
Why did they cut out “l’ll take you to the F’in’ cleaners mate”! That’s my favourite bit! 😂🇬🇧
Oh! Blessed are the meek. Well, that’s nice, isn’t it? I’m glad they’re getting something ‘cause they’ve ‘ad a ‘ell of a time.
Appreciation for how well MP subtly get the truth across lmao 😂
Its just so human, whether you believe in original sin or just the usual human stupidity the scene where one of the great philosophies of mankind is being explainedt but what do we do? "Don't you call me big nose!!"....lol
That's what Python were satirising!
It’s amazing how many jokes are going on at the same time.
"Blessed are the cheese makers".
This movie never gets old🤣🤣😂
Life isn't about destination, life is about location and now.
A master class of silliness 😂👍❤️