TIME BANDITS (1981) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@heatherpinkx5726]

George Harrison from the Beatles did the song from the end of the movie .

[@dabe1971]

In the original script, Gilliam wrote "The warrior takes of his helmet revealing someone that looks like Sean Connery or an actor of equal but cheaper stature." He never thought he'd be able to attract Sean to the project for the right price but he loved the idea so agreed.

[@longfootbuddy]

everyone was suprised to see him.. and hes giving off this genuine guy vibes.. and by the end when hes the fireman, youre thinking this is sean connerys best role

[@inhumanmusic1411]

Sean read the script and said that he had to have the role.

[@BogeyTheBear]

The difference between a spec script and a shooting script. In a spec script, you do not insert direction into the story. At that point you're just a writer making a story-- you can't make costume and casting choices, nor the special effects choreography in the action scenes.

[@jakemcnulty7510]

Now you've really got to see "Brazil" next! Not only is it Terry Gilliam's best film, but it's got Michael Palin in perhaps his best role to date! And who knows, after that you may want to see "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen", "The Fisher King" and "12 Monkeys". All fantastic films.

[@DawnMarieX]

All on the list 😁

[@apachemayhem880]

Brazil is technically a Christmas movie. Just gonna throw that out there.

[@Madbandit77]

​@@apachemayhem880 I'll allow it.

[@jakemcnulty7510]

@@DawnMarieX Actually I just now remembered, Baron Munchausen has a sea monster in it if you're interested.

[@n0tk0sher]

When I tell people Brazil is my favorite movie, they look at me like I'm nuts. I swear I've seen it like 50 times. Each time I've seen something new. Robert De Niro was great in it.

[@crazysnake1096]

It should be noted that David Warner said playing evil in this movie was by far the most fun he ever had in his career. The movie was a comedy but Warner played it like King Lear at the globe, which added to the hilarity. God I miss the people in this movie. It’s kind will rarely be seen in this reality again.

[@Madbandit77]

RIP David Warner.

[@Deegee_1969]

@@Madbandit77 Along with a number of the rest of the cast. David Rappaport (Randall) committed suicide, Tiny Ross (Fidgit) died back in 1994, and Jack Purvis (Wally) died in 1997. Purvis actually became a paraplegic after his neck was broken in a car accident.

[@Deegee_1969]

It's unlikely we'll see the likes of this film again because, as Terry Gilliam himself puts it, the main cast are very rarely seen in film due to them usually being stuck in furry costumes or robot outfits.

[@HuntingViolets]

David Warner spent a fair amount of time traveling through it.

[@derekroberts6654]

He lost his head in “The Omen”…

[@SubZeroCommander]

Finally a reaction to this underrated gem of a movie! Well done, Dawn Marie!

[@ciphernine7824]

Cleese as a Python-esque Robin Hood is absurdly hysterical. Also, speaking of "floating heads," I'd recommend "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen," Starring John Neville, with Eric Idle, Oliver Reed, Jonathan Pryce, Uma Thurman, and Robin Williams. Co-written and directed by "Python-alum" Terry Gilliam. And yet another story from the "Python-verse," - "Erik the Viking," starring Tim Robbins, John Cleese, and Terry Gilliam. Directed by another MP founder, Terry Jones.

[@DawnMarieX]

I know! 😂😂

[@darrylhinko5568]

@@DawnMarieX Yes Muchausen is a must

[@netrider5]

Also you should give Yellowbeard a look also

[@johnsensebe3153]

Surely, _Brazil_ has to come before _Munchausen!_

[@andrewbowman4611]

Erik the Viking's directed by Terry Jones, and it shares it's name with a book of roughly the same name, also by Jones.

[@CrocodilePile]

"LASERS! Eight o'clock, day one!" *RIP to the great David Warner

[@ZUGTFO]

PIRATES OF THE CARIBEAN, the first one does NOT have a Sea Monster BUT the sequel does and it is SO COOL

[@ThePorpoisepower]

"It's evil, don't Touch it!!!" They both immediately touch it. Boom. Love it.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

The ending song was written and performed by George Harrison, who was well known for his work with the band, "The Beatles".

[@mmattson8947]

And the Beatles (Harrison in particular) being Python fans, and helped fund The Holy Grail.

[@ssombies]

One of my favorite films from my childhood. Still holds up.

[@DV80s]

Kenny Baker was the guy who moved R2-D2 around in the original classic Star Wars trilogy. Jack Purvis and Mike Edmonds played Ewoks in Return of the Jedi. I don't know if any of the other small actors played roles in Star Wars.

[@eolsunder]

yep most of the actors had long and various careers in tv and movies, many in Star wars and other sci fi shows. Jack hurt himself while repairing his car. Another actor, the team leader killed himself at age 40ish. But the rest lived to old ages and did many tv shows and movies. Probably the most known one was Kenny who was R2D2, the rest mostly known in europe.

[@robwalsh9843]

The 80's did fantasy right! Dark, subversive, surprising, imaginative and memorable! I love this movie.

[@andrewbowman4611]

The song at the end is Dream Away by George Harrison, co-founder of Handmade Films which produced Time Bandits, among many other films, beginning with The Life of Brian. A lot of the Pythons appeared in various Handmade films during the 10 years or so they were fully active. Cleese would also appear in Privates on Parade; Palin in The Missionary and A Private Function, with Eric Idle appearing in the final Harrison-era Handmade film, Nuns on the Run. Terry Gilliam designed the distinctive company logo, although he never received payment for it, which is why he never made another film for them. Of his films, Jabberwocky is a good one, with Michael Palin as the main lead. MP also appears in TG's Brazil as a darker character. The Adventures of Baron Munchausen is next, with Idle in a supporting role. Gilliam would go on to make The Fisher King, Twelve Monkeys and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in the 1990s, with more films in the 2000s onwards, but I don't want to bore you. Another Cleese film you might be interested in is Clockwise from 1985, while Terry Jones would make Personal Services, Wind in the Willows and Absolutely Anything before his death. The other dead Python, Graham Chapman, would make two films: The Odd Job and Yellowbeard, the latter of which having appearances from Cleese and Idle. Those two would appear together in another film, Idle's own Splitting Heirs. I think I've rambled on long enough now; sorry about that.

[@inhumanmusic1411]

Fidget was played by Kenny Baker who was the actor in the R2D2 "suit" in Star Wars. Wally was Jack Purvis who was a acting buddy with Kenny. He also played in Star Wars as various aliens. Best known as the Jawa that shoots R2 and disables him. So in effect, Jack shot Kenny. Jack died a horrible death early in his life when his car crushed him while working on it. This is one of the few films that actually treated dwarf actors as actors and not just some cute people for people to laugh at.

[@brianmcconnell1817]

I’m so happy that you watched this movie! 🎉 It’s a lost gem from the Monty Python universe and you’re the first reactor I’ve ever seen who has watched it! Good onya! 👍🏻

[@inhumanmusic1411]

It's not really part of the Python universe though. It's just a movie directed by a Python with a couple of Pythons in it.

[@shoujahatsumetsu]

@@inhumanmusic1411 If it looks like a Python, slithers like a Python, talks like a Python and eats mice like a Python, it just might be a Python, even though it wants you to call it Hank.

[@W4TB]

The song is called “Dream Away” by George Harrison. Harrison is the film’s producer. Terry Gilliam directed this film.

[@bigredtlc1828]

I watched this as a young dude and loved the fantasy vibe and the weird plot. Wasn't very popular in U.S. but I loved it. Great imagination from Terry Gilliam. The ensemble of little people, led by actor David Rappaport, had great chemistry and I loved their comedic roles. I wish more movies could've been made with those actors. They all did a great job. Maybe it was too quirky for mainstream audiences but I really enjoyed the movie. Cult classic, for sure.

[@diogenesagogo]

Ralph Richardson one of my favourite actors ever. Born to play God.

[@MrTech226]

Dawn Marie Little man with a colander on his head is late iconic actor, Kenny Baker. Kenny was the operator of R2-D2 in 6 Star Wars movies even though there were remote controlled version of R2-D2. In Force Awakens, Kenny was going to operate R2-D2, but another actor, Jimmy Vee taken over the job. Kenny served as a consultant.

[@petersonchan9250]

This was one of my favs as a kid, before I knew what the heck Monty Python was Lol! I remember drawing my own little maps and kept jumping off our sofa Lol🤣. I'm not sure who played whom(else), but I think Michael was more behind the scene? 🤔🤣

[@dabe1971]

25:31 It's none other than George Harrison ! The production company he created, Handmade Films, that saved 'Life of Brian' when the original money men pulled out also made Time Bandits. The very least they could let him do is write the closing music.

[@commanderkruge]

Watched this as a kid when it came out and love it to this day. It's so many things at once - an adventure movie for kids with jokes for grownups and scary shit for everybody... David Warner is brilliant as the evil one. And hats off to the little gentlemen - the Timebandit characters are great. Mischievous, silly, nasty little gits with a heart of gold. This is a little gem. No pun intended.

[@mikecronis]

Your, "Dennis Moore, stealing from the Rich" reference was spot-on. Very well done. Them's marryin' words to true nerds!

[@0okamino]

Lucky for the poor that Robin Hood wasn’t so obsessed with lupins.

[@mrlol2238]

Sea monsters: (no spoilers).: Abyss, leviathan, clash of the Titians(70’s version), Fawlty Towers (Sybil, or so “he” says). This was so awesome to see you react.

[@jonservo]

This film is the definition of visceral. So many things in it are just grotesque but you can’t stop watching. I’ve loved it since I first saw it as a child lol

[@jimspetdragons3737]

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen has the same vibe as this though it is made for younger audiences as well as adults. Some Monte Python actors included. Worth a look. Sea Monsters (non-shark or Crocodiles): Well some of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies (not the 1st one), 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Captain Nemo movies, Godzilla (any), Clash of the Titans (original & the remake), & The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms.

[@rabooey]

I cannot believe someone has done a full movie reaction for this amazing, funny movie. I've loved it since it first came out and it never gets old. THANK YOU! 😃

[@kosh6612]

Totally underrated movie! Is it all in his imagination? Look really closely at everything in his room. You will all the set pieces in the final scene, including giant lego, are on his floor. All the evidence supports this being h is imagination, but then his parents die and he has his polaroids, hinting otherwise. RIP David Warner "He created slugs! They can't hear. They can't speak. They can't operate machinery." lol

[@mmattson8947]

Warner had the best lines as Evil, delivered completely straight. "I feel bad." "That's good, master!" "Yes, it is good, because it is the worst sort of bad that I'm feeling."

[@0okamino]

Supreme Being shenanigans.

[@spud69g]

Came to mention this, glad someone else already had!

[@EgadsNo]

Time Bandits, Brazil, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen are all part of a thematic trilogy, dealing with childhood, adulthood and elderly. I still haven't had a chance to watch Brazil but The Adventures of Baron Muchausen is excellent and very polished.

[@rikk319]

Brazil is very much an alternate take on 1984, dealing more with the absurdity of authoritarian life.

[@ThreadBomb]

Really, all three films are about the importance of imagination as a way of dealing with reality.

[@crewchief5144]

Glad you liked this one. The Sean Connery part was my favorite too. And Cleese..."have you met them? ...the poor"

[@TTM9691]

Sea monsters? The original (and best) King Kong from 1933 has one! Great movie! And "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" has a spectacular giant squid, total sea monster material. / The fact that you were bopping around to the song at the end makes me feel good because that's a rare George Harrison song, lol. LOVE this reaction. Hope you do Terry Gilliam's next two movies, the fantastic "Brazil" (his best movie) and "The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen" (which is a little like this movie).

[@goldenager59]

VERY enthusiastic seconding for the 1933 *King Kong,* which hardly anyone has thus far dared react to. I therefore now dare YOU. 👇😊

[@gerstelb]

2:13 Momentary glimpse of Jim Broadbent, who’s in a million things but most Americans would probably only recognize him as Horace Slughorn in the Harry Potter series. 23:15 Sir Ralph Richardson plays God. (Sounds like a completely different British comedy.) Actually, it says something when an actor can have both this and Doctor Zhivago on his list of credits. 25:34 End credits song is by George Harrison.

[@positivelynegative9149]

Oh boy! I loved this film as a kid and you're the first reactor I've seen watch it. Thanks for sharing. 😃👍

[@TheGarethLusk]

Agreed....its baltic on the west coast here. Was introduced to Time Bandits when i was like 6 or 7 and still regard it as a true classic. Such a great film

[@patkostiw8471]

So happy you watched this as I have fond memories of this movie from when I was a kid.

[@tarmaque]

Ahahahahaha! _Time Bandits!_ I saw this when it came out in the theater and loved every second of it. I even went home and drew my own time map.

[@speleokeir]

You might recognise some of the other cast members: - The Compare who brings Kevin's parents to the evil being is the hilarious Jim Broadbent aka Professor Slugworth from Harry Potter, plus numerous other stuff. - Michael Palin's sweetheart, Pansey, with the huge... is Shelley Duvall who was also in Stephen King's the Shining, played Olive Oil in the Popeye movie and was the lead in Woody Allen's movie 'Annie Hall' - The Ogre is Peter vaughan, aka Grouty from Porridge. - The Evil being, David Warner has been in load of stuff including Titanic and the Hornblower series. - Kevin's dad David Daker is best known for 80s TV series Boon with Michael Elphick. - Evil's stupid henchman is the wonderfully named derek Deadman who is known for playing incredibly thick characters in loads of comedies. He was also Tom the landlord in the Harry Potter films.

[@JFrazer4303]

Ian Holmes played Napoleon, also the science officer Ash in "Alien", the priest Cornelius in "the 5th Element" (do a reaction to this), and Bilbo Baggins in the LOTR movies.

[@xanderathome]

So glad you liked it. It's personal fave of mine, probably one of the earliest films I ever saw. It's one of three films by Terry Gilliam is of life. Time Bandits represents the Childhood. Brazil represents adult hood. And the Baron Munchausen represents old age. Highly recommend you watch the following two, especially the Baron Munchausen

[@YN97WA]

I went to see this movie because Michael Palin and John Cleese were in it. I was in my early 20's. It's brilliant! I loved your reaction too. Thanks for the memories.

[@carlhartwell7978]

Such a fun film, puts a smile on my face every time! Glad you enjoyed it Dawn...Can't wait for you to get to Brazil and Twelve Monkeys, you'll see Gilliam's atypical, outlandish (python-esque?) style in those too!

[@DawnMarieX]

I'm looking forward to them! 😁

[@innercircle341]

@@DawnMarieX and JABBERWOCKY

[@ironfist1942]

@@innercircle341 She has already reacted to Jabberwocky.

[@dabreal82]

This was one of my favorite as a kid... and I think this is the first time I've seen a reaction to it!

[@dabe1971]

25:15 There was a story written for a sequel starring the original cast aside from David Rappaport & Tiny Ross who had already died. Jack Purvis had also been in an accident and was paralysed and then he sadly died too so it was decided the heart had gone from the idea so it was shelved.

[@Madbandit77]

I heard there's a streaming series based on it in development.

[@boomieboo]

One of my favorites as a kid. Thanks for reacting to it. Some Time Bandits trivia: - The time bandit with the strainer on his head (Fidget) is Kenny Baker. The man who played R2-D2. - Randall, the lead time bandit is played by David Rappaport. He committed suicide several years after this movie. So please don't mock him like at 14:12. - Wally, the taller TB with curly hair and a pirate hat, who shot the machine gun in the beginning, and said "sorry I killed you" at 23:42, played the grey Shaman Ewok in ROTJ who wore a skull on his head. Other time bandits Mike Edmonds and Malcolm Dixon played Ewoks in ROTJ as well. - The song at the end is called "Dream Away" performed by George Harrison who also financed this movie. And although you didn't show it here, one of the funniest scenes I've ever seen in a movie was one of Robin Hood's men punching helpless feeble people in the face right after they received a gift from Robin Hood each time. I remember laughing at it as a kid so hard that I could barely breathe. And it still makes me laugh. Gilliam or his editor sped up the tape slightly so it looked like the guy was punching the people harder and their heads were snapping quicker. Hah! Brilliant. One of the last good Python-esque movies you should react to is "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen" which is also directed by Terry Gilliam. It's an all-time classic that for some reason never became a classic. It's one of the most underrated movies I've ever seen. And a wonderment of fantasy and imagination. And a less Pythonish but still good film directed by Gilliam that you should react to is "Fisher King" with Robin Williams and Jeff Bridges.

[@Blutteufel]

People can mock whomever they damned well please, you simpering jackass. Get over yourself.

[@MattDeMille]

28:00: 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea from Disney in 1953. It is and isn't about a "sea-monster". It's a classic adventure novel and film.

[@randallshuck2976]

I'm glad you "got" this one not everyone does. Have you watched "A fish called Wanda". It is also a classic comedy from 1988 with John Cleese, Cynthia Cleese, Michael Palin, Kevin Kline, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Georgeson and Maria Aitken.

[@peterblood50]

From Mr. Gilliam: “We got to the end of the film, we really didn’t have a good ending,” Gilliam recalls. “Then I remembered my first conversation with Sean and he said wouldn’t it be great if he played the fireman. He happened to be in London, he was a tax exile then, he had one day to see his accountant. I said, ‘Could you stop be the studio?’ So he stopped by the studio and I put him in a fireman’s outfit and did two shots- one where he puts the boy down and winks and then he climbs in the cab, shuts the door, winks. That was it! I didn’t write the scene until a month later. We shot with doubles the whole end sequence and it works.” So, basically No Real Ending + Kevin's Parents Not All That Great to Begin With + Agamemnon = Typical Bizarre Gilliam Ending

[@pantlessreactions]

Wow! Didn't think I'd see anyone do this movie. Was one of my childhood favs

[@elzar760]

Loved this movie since childhood. Thank you for reacting to it!

[@kermitcook8498]

Soooo nice to hear you talk. Was disappointed about the lack of pythonese players in this film. But they were just supporting cast to Kevin and the bandits. And we did get the George Harrison ending so it wasn't bad. The Robin hood scene and you doing the Dennis Moore song reminded me of my favorite Robin hood tv show. "Robin hood, Robin hood, riding through the Glen. Robin hood, Robin hood, with his band of men. Feared by the bad, loved by the good. Robin hood, Robin hood, Robin hood." Ralph Richardson, the Supreme being, played a sorcerer in a Disney movie that was a great influencer for Dragons yet to come. "Dragonslayer". Sean Connery was the voice of a dragon, "dragonheart". Evil genius guy, David Warner, gets to be time traveling "jack the ripper" pursued by HG Wells in "time after time". Great job Dawn. I've been wanting to get my copy out for some time now. You with your tinted glasses wanted more Michael and willed him into Sean's skin. Brilliant! Gotta go love.

[@celladora31]

Dream Away by George Harrison. Love that song. Such a great film for young ones.

[@EgadsNo]

"..., good question" I don't think any line has ever made me laugh so hard, so often.

[@DawnMarieX]

He was brilliant 😂

[@mikerhodes8454]

I was a kid when I first saw this in the theater and it was my first introdution to John Cleese, Sean Connery, and Michael Palin.

[@goldenager59]

It seems, then, that you and I are of a kind in this wise, sir. As an eleven-year-old American, all three were unfamiliar to me as yet and though it was entertaining in spots, it was difficult to adjust to the tone that obtained across the Pond. I found the conclusion rather dismaying and it soured the film for me for some years after, but now in my elder wisdom I can, it seems, appreciate its skewed point of view a bit more, and how the slight bitterness is there mostly to leaven the sweetness. An acquired taste, in other words. 😯 🙂

[@ik7578]

I saw Time Bandits in the theater when I was young, it was such a good movie!

[@elosoguapo8137]

Me too. I was six or seven when it came out. It’s funny watching it as an adult. There’s so much you don’t catch as a kid.

[@itt23r]

I absolutely love this movie. And you are the perfect reactor to do a reaction to it. So even though I was certain it couldn't get any better you proved me wrong. Thanks.

[@joerenaud8292]

Sea Creature movies are, "Pacific Rim", "Leviathan", "Jaws", "Creature from the Black Lagoon. Time Bandits was one of the first movies by Terry Gillium directed and who also co-directed and acted in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail". Glad you got to watch a movie rarely ever reacted to.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Terry Gilliam is one of the most underrated of the Pythons.

[@TheGarethLusk]

Really good reaction....canny remember if you have reacted to Labyrinth but you will love it. Another good Pythonesque epic but with Jim Henson puppets and David Bowie.

[@DawnMarieX]

I haven't seen it but I think it's on the list. If not I'll add it!

[@SedriqMiers]

Loved this growing up an absolute mind blowing experience.

[@johnsensebe3153]

_Time Bandits_ is one of my all-time favorites. That, and _The Treasure of the Sierra Madre._ Yes, I'm weird.

[@Crazyivan777]

I'm so so glad you watched this! I saw it in the theaters when I was ten, and it inspired me to write my first fan fiction (A crossover between the Time Bandits (and Kevin) and Wonder Woman.) I think it's what convinced me I could, in fact, write. Decades later and I've got three novels out and I'm working on number four, but I always think back to this movie, and how its wonderful fantasy set me on my way!

[@siwatts1284]

Such a great film, went to see it at the cinema when it first came out.

[@davidking3118]

“I am people, mostly.” Lol! Made my day!

[@justaguy6129]

A Fish Called Wanda - John Cleese, Michael Palin Yellowbeard - Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle Erik The Viking - Terry Jones, Sea Monster

[@ironfist1942]

She has already reacted to A Fish Called Wanda.

[@williambevins]

The boat that the ogre and his wife was on used to be kept at Big Bear Lake, CA. They retrofitted it into a pirate ship and used it to give tours around the lake. Unfortunately it burned down a few years ago.

[@bolsontheta]

yes! keep going with Terry Gilliam please.

[@maestro80smusic93]

Always liked the George Harrison song at the end... Jim Broadbent (Indiana Jones 4 & Harry Potter 6 & 7) was the game show host

[@katenunyabizness9221]

Fidgit, the one with the colander with a candle on his head, is Kenny Baker, the actor who was inside R2-D2.

[@JFrazer4303]

It hasn't got sea monsters, but Erik the Viking", also by Terry Gilliam. A sea monster briefly in "the Adventures of Baron Munchausen " of the same sort of whacky humor.

[@rubensalvador9422]

Yes to both Erik the Viking and the Adventures of Baron Munchausen. However, Erik the Viking is directed by the other Terry (Jones) of the Monty Python troupe. :)

[@bwilliams463]

I saw this at the theatre when I was about 6 years old, and I remember being terrified by those cattle-skull skeletal things. They used to visit my nightmares, now and then.

[@DawnMarieX]

I know what you mean 😧

[@paulhewes7333]

same here. along with the evil killing his parents at the end...

[@0okamino]

This has been a favorite of mine since it was released, and those were definitely some nightmare fuel creatures. However, it was much to my delight as an adult, when I was in the theater watching the first LotR movie, and right away when I heard the screeches of the Nazgul, I thought, “Hey! I recognize that sound!” 😄

[@jeffdee]

I love this movie more than life itself. Thanks for the reaction!

[@MRxMADHATTER]

A cult classic!!! Love it! ❤❤❤

[@LordVolkov]

The downer ending - the boy standing in his bathrobe in front of a demolished house, is very much like the beginning of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (a man in a bathrobe standing in front of a house about to be demolished). Not sure if intentional or accidental by Gilliam.

[@0okamino]

👍

[@OroborusFMA]

Gilliam specializes in dumb endings. It's like he wants to unzip and urinate on all that preceded the ending.

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

Well, this was done in the eighties and guide was done much later and based on a book which already dictates those events. Probably coincidence.

[@LordVolkov]

@@shelbyseelbach9568 The book and radioplay of Hitchhiker's Guide came out in the late 70's and would have been immensely popular when Gilliam was working on Time Bandits

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

@@LordVolkov Not withstanding. Pure coincidence.

[@TreyBlythe]

This is one of my most favorite movies from my childhood. Thank you for reacting to it.

[@manny3456]

Terry Gilliam is a very visual and creative person all his movies are the stuff of dreams, (fever dreams)

[@weirds0up]

When the giant has the boat on his head, you can see the weird troll thing from "The Middle of the Film" from Meaning of Life. But Terry Gilliam movies are always a great mixture of strange, surreal and wonderful. You should watch Brazil - it's probably as close as you'll get to Monty Python does 1984

[@oaf-77]

one of my favorite movies Ed: Another movie you migt like is 'The Fall' (2006)

[@williamcarbajal383]

This is obscure but classic 😁 I like it... You ought to see Heavy Metal (1981) It's definitely worth the watch!!!

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

"And you're a robber too. How long have you been a robber?" "Four foot one." "Good lord! Jolly good. Four foot one? Well that-that-that is-is- a long time, isn't it?"

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Congratulations Dawn Marie to be the first to react to " Time Bandits " Well done! " Hey! "

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

" Thank you very much. " " Thank you very, very much. "

[@itt23r]

Not really the first, but definitely the best.

[@andrewsawyer1375]

This movie is so underrated. I enjoyed. Glad you watched it. 1st one I have seen to do so.

[@chrisobrien2081]

You should also consider "Jabberwocky". Michael Palin Stars and Terry Gilliam Directs. Keep up the great reactions!

[@ironfist1942]

She has already reacted to Jabberwocky.

[@shamzam3012]

I finally now remember the title to this movie, have been wanting to see classic movies and this was one of them that i couldnt remember.

[@chrisleebowers]

"Are there any good movies about sea monsters?" Godzilla. The 1954 original. After that you can check out the new one or watch them in order or find a best-of list online, but there's a reason he is cinema's most enduring sea monster and it's amazing to see what they were capable of 70 years ago. From the same year "20,000 Leagues under the Sea" and the 1961 sequel "The Mysterious Island" Not exactly "monsters" but an intense science fiction thriller underwater involving an encounter with ... something, is James Cameron's "The Abyss" (1989)

[@youdontknowme9279]

so glad you watched this underrated gem

[@KrazyKat007]

One of the greatest of sea monster movies, “In the Heart of the Sea” (2015) This is actually based on a true story. It’s an epic, breathtaking film!

[@AstroXeno]

Fun Fact: One of the Time Bandits also played R2-D2 in Star Wars.

[@alanhembra2565]

I can’t think of any sea monsters off the top of my head.

[@0okamino]

Could try _Attack of the The Eye Creatures_ (yes, a movie so badly made that it actually has a mistake in the title). No, wait, those are _see_ monsters.

[@pyrodiscoflash6115]

Clash of The Titans ( 1981 ) for Seamonsters, And i Can't add much the Comment Section has Said so much i Whole Heartly Agree with, Imagination is the Super Power of Our Incredible Minds interacting With Our Spirt Walking Dreams in multiple differental Phases of Concesenous, May all the Portals of Imagination Be Open

[@kdub3871]

Great reaction. Great movie from this "American Boy's" youth! No other channel has a reaction to this😮 Thank you Dawn!

[@felixmendaros5425]

Seeing how you've seemingly fallen in love with fantasy movies makes me wish I lived in Scotland so I can run you in a fantasy game ( the World of Darkness). You'd have so much fun. I'm glad you enjoyed the Lord of the Rings btw. I loved the books too.

[@0okamino]

It captures this adventurous, fun wonderment, and does it in such a charming, clever way that really stands the test of time.

[@redcardinalist]

I would have loved to see an entire tv series based around Sean playing Agamemnon (who has a tragic end of course). If I ever perfect my alternate reality travelling deivce then I will do so! (I'f i'm really lucky, I'll get to an alternate dimension where Sean IS king Agamemnon) 😀

[@bobbrown200]

This was one of my favorites

[@dabe1971]

20:54 Actually if you look closely they are live action versions of the toys in Kevin's room. It's Gilliam suggesting that it still might be a dream.

[@tr3buh]

I love time bandits one of the best movies i watched

[@skinheadjon901]

Glad you watched this film Dawn 🎥🤩🙌👍

[@pitmatix1457]

One of my favourite films. The cast is great but the Time Bandits themselves are exceptional. Sadly the actor who played Randall, David Rappaport, suffered from depression and ended up taking his own life in 1990. Little dude but a big loss. 😞

[@Ian-lx1iz]

It's a well known 'secret' in show business that Michael and John only have small parts (27:00) BUT - Sean Connery MORE than makes up for those two scrag ends (12:02).