Foreign Girls React | Life of Brian | First Time Watch

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

This movie was advertised in Sweden as "It's so funny, it was banned in Norway" (Witch it was)

[@Funnysterste]

"Is this a horror movie?" No, it is just historically accurate.

[@mrsocko316]

No, it's hysterically accurate.

[@Azhalan]

A very, very intelligent film. There's so many historical and political puns in here, often hidden under nonsense. A masterpiece!

[@JB-yb4wn]

Far beyond these idiots to understand.

[@wncjan]

Sue Jones-Davies, the actress who played Judith, later in 2008 became mayor of Aberystwyth, a town in Wales. The movie had never been shown in that town because of hed nude scene. But she herself sponsored a showing of the film

[@dingokidneys]

Brian's mum: Leave that Welsh tart alone. She really was Welsh, and so was Terry Jones who played Brian's mum. I love this film.

[@ak99uk]

Not because of the nude scene, because of the supposed blasphemy (a victimless crime).

[@hikariyouk]

The crew of HMS Sheffield sang "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" whilst sitting in lifeboats after their ship was sunk in Falklands War. It was also sung at Graham Chapman's funeral. All of the Pythons, with the exception of Terry Gilliam, went to either Cambridge University or Oxford University. Graham Chapman - who plays Brian - was actually a doctor (he was fully registered on the medical register).

[@danbalderson4977]

We played "Always look on the bright side of life" at my dad's funeral 🙂 He loved Monty Python and it did make everyone smile.

[@bertsanders7517]

Nice!

[@asherbeal8357]

RIP to your father. 😞

[@danbalderson4977]

@asherbeal8357 Thank you, it's been 13 years now.

[@alundavies1016]

John Cleese (tall Centurion giving the Latin Lesson) was a Latin tutor when he was younger.

[@arudegesture]

This movie was widely attacked by the Catholic church as well as the Church of England (and different Christian churches and their followers around the world, notably - though not surprisingly - in the U.S.A.) for being blasphemous. There was even a debate on TV where Monty Python had to defend the movie against the clergy. But, as they (Monty Python) rightly pointed out, the movie couldn't really be blasphemous since it wasn't about Jesus - it was about Brian. And Jesus is only in one scene at the beginning when he's preaching and the people at the back can't hear what he's saying. It's a brilliant movie with so many layers of satire and criticism of both religion and politics. A true classic!

[@colinsimcock4222]

I think they helped the movie even more. You had to see it to find out what was wrong with it - but after laughing so much no one would think it was blasemy.

[@arudegesture]

@@colinsimcock4222 Yeah, trying to ban something usually has the opposite effect. ;-) Still, there were a lot of religious people who maintained that it was blasphemous.

[@CAbbott71]

The satire of that interview, by the "Not the Nine O'Clock News" team is comedy gold. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6S4qn5sf7ynb7c

[@arudegesture]

@@CAbbott71 Yeah, I've seen it! I thought about linking it, but decided against it because I thought it'd be a bit too meta. ;-)

[@NoelMcGinnis]

Hella hit the nail on the head telling Katie the “Nothing makes sense in Monty Pythons”. 😂 It does, but in such a screwball way. Great movie though, and a fun reaction as always.

[@jlworrad]

Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life is by far one of the most popular songs chosen for funerals in Britain.

[@SlamminGraham]

This hilarious movie is one of the best social commentaries on religion ever written.

[@AMBatty]

There's too many moments in this film to pick a favourite so instead I'm going to say my favourite bit of this reaction is Hella saying " it's huge" as they appear from the sewers right in the middle of the mosaic and realising what she just said 😂😂😂. Chi is so proper it always makes me laugh to see her reaction to the naughty bits 😮😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@JW666]

"It's huge" - Hella, Movie Munchies 2024. 😂😜😂🤪

[@richieford3176]

“Blessed are the cheesemakers” ,,,,,one of the greatest lines ever written , so subtle and sets the whole movie up . Epic ladies , biblical even 😂

[@Ilix42]

Plus, cheese is great.

[@Fred_L.]

@@Ilix42 As long as there is any in the cheese shop, that is.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

I think it is supposed to refer to dairy workers in general.

[@AceMoonshot]

Follow the gourd.

[@johnhayes2153]

@@Ilix42 Blessed indeed

[@AmosTheTalented]

I grew up watching these movies, and I’m so happy that a new generation is enjoying them. Furthermore, Hella is just adorable!

[@K1NG0FW0LV35]

15:45 "they have pilots back then?" you unironically added a whole new level of irony to that line in true monty python fashion.... my mask is off to you ladies.

[@doctorteethomega]

I laughed at that too. It would be like an American hearing someone mention Sun Wukong and asking if there's a Dad Wukong.

[@GloomEmbraced]

They did have pilots back then, they steered ships. I doubt they used that word for them though.

[@Cheepchipsable]

She just didn't realise someone had a similar sounding name.

[@randybass8842]

I went to see this at the theater with my brother. There were about 10 people protesting the movie outside the theater (as there were all across the country), saying that it mocked Christianity. I asked if they had seen the movie, and of course they hadn't. If fact no one had that they knew, because that was opening night. I said I will watch it and see for myself and form my own opinion. My brother I laughed as much as the three of you did, and it was a memorable time to spend with him.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

There is no better advertising for a thing, than to loudly announce that people cant or mustn't partake.

[@timidwolf]

Not only did Eric Idle perform most of the songs, he was also the composer for Monty Python, he even performed 'Always look on the bright side of life' in the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics in London.

[@dggydddy59]

Just for accuracy's sake, Neil Innes was the credited composer on MP and the Holy Grail. He played the part of one of Sir Robin's minstrels, following behind him singing songs like "Brave Sir Robin ran away When danger reared it's ugly head He bravely turned his tail and fled" ... THAT guy. He was also one of The Rutles and played the "John Lennon-ish" part. Cheers!

[@alexhaas9653]

Classic. Thanks for the reaction. Thankfully my Dad showed me Monty Python early in my life. These movies and sketches never get old. Some fun facts: George Harrison, the former member of the Beatles and a long-time Python fan, arranged financing for Life of Brian through the formation of his HandMade Films company. And why does a lot in the movie look so good and accurate? The film was shot on location in Monastir, Tunisia, which allowed the production to reuse sets from Franco Zeffirelli's Jesus of Nazareth (1977).

[@adilsongeraldo7155]

FAMILY GUY S5 EP FRASE PODE SER TRADUZIDA COMO WHEN YOU KEEP CRACKING JOKES AND LAUGH OS HARD THAT YOU CAN'T HEAR THE BACKGROUND JOKES ANYMORE YOU CAN SAY 'THE FIFTH 5 SEASON IS REALLY GOD GOOD. It'S HARD TO SKIP SOME EP👈😍🥰💞💕💌🥳🎊🥇🎖️💯🫂🎉💝💖🎶🎶🎵🎼 SINCE ONLY A FAW ARE BAD.

[@evilsponge6911]

For life is quite absurd And death's the final word You must always face the curtain with a bow Forget about your sin Give the audience a grin Enjoy it, it's your last chance anyhow

[@commanderkruge]

"Romanes eut Domus!" - Romans spoke Latin and Latin grammar is ridiculously complex and tough to learn compared to many other languages. The Roman centurion, so to say, playing the role of an annoyed teacher marking a bad pupil's homework. :). :)

[@srenjrgensen1468]

The idea for "Life of Brian" came in Amsterdam in 1976. The script was written in Barbados during Christmas in 1977. The actual movie was then filmed in Tunisia in 1978, where the simple production reused costumes and set pieces after an actual movie about Jesus.

[@0okamino]

Exactly the right time for a Star Wars reference, having been released when they were still writing, and _still_ in theaters when they started filming, so the Pythons certainly weren’t going to miss out on that.

[@sirpokesalot2536]

"Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" is such a great feel-better song. This song was released in many countries and was quite successful.

[@vinnynj78]

My brother made the mistake of setting that first chorus line as his notification sound for when AOL messages popped up. Then six or seven people messaged him at the same time and he had to wait for each line to play through one after another before he could do anything.

[@edfrancis66]

It was also sung by the crew of the HMS Sheffield (IIRC) during the Falklands War, as their ship was sinking. How very British 😁

[@jasonkauppinen3475]

"It's huge I thought it would be small." Baahahahahahahahaha

[@adilsongeraldo7155]

YOU CAN SAY 'WHAT is. YOUR GIRLFRIEND CENSORING😏🔥+18

[@johndarcangelo6893]

The "ex leper" is one of the best parts imo but a lot of people dont get the joke. He was a on legged leper until Jesus healed him and he was complaining that now he can't make a living by begging. And Jesus said "there's no pleasing some people".😂 that's alos why he hops around, because hes used to having one leg.

[@eisco]

As not everybody is native English, maybe let’s also try to explain what a leper is. The word leper was used to refer to someone who suffered from leprosy, a bacterial illness that affects the nerves, skin, and respiratory tract. Those people were bound to become beggars. The decease was anything but treatable back then. Except for by a miracle by Jesus of course 😏

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

Katie is back. I love the three of you together.

[@motshivideos]

The Joke about the food that Brian sells in the Arena, is a reference to the fact that the Romans ate almost anything that could be cooked from all the corners of the Roman empire ...hedgehogs ... leopards and more

[@johnhayes2153]

Fried dormouse sir?

[@CarlCalle]

"Albatross!"

[@racaseal8919]

I’m a recently new subscriber on here and Patreon! I just wanted to say thank you for hard work and always putting out such great content, reacting to some of our favourite movies we grew up with, and spoiling us with a video every couple of days! You don’t let language barriers or cultural differences stop you from enjoying and understanding these movies and you always have such genuine fun reacting to them and it’s great! Thank you :)

[@jeromedeparis]

If you like Monty Python, I recommend the film "Brazil" (1985) directed by Terry Gilliam, who is one of the members.

[@petersidell7511]

Also Gilliam's film "Time Bandits", which features fellow Pythons John Cleese and Michael Palin

[@jeromedeparis]

And Jaberwocky.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Yellowbeard. Not so sure about Brazil as it's kind of more esoteric absurdity.

[@TheBeastsHere]

Just remember, always look on the bright side of life.

[@PJAvenger]

The Latin corrections was always my favourite (since I took Latin in school) but,,,, I never thought it was taught outside of English speaking countries. Also you are very lovely

[@asherbeal8357]

I was taken to see this when it came out. Pure genius ❤. I appreciate you ladies watching.

[@erikrosalen1819]

22:34 You know, the Roman guards laughing weren't scripted, the actors were actually trying their best to hold their laugh and some moments and lines of the scene were improvised, especially on the line when Pilatus says BD's wife name "Inocontinentia Buttocks" that took everyone by surprise and started laughing their asses off, especially the crew behind the cameras which are the ones you can hear afterwards..

[@Cheepchipsable]

This again, it's not true. All of the actors were pretty well know British TV comedians.

[@peterdemkiw6858]

Not true sadly. Scene 13 was very much scripted, the guards laughing was important as it was how Brian escaped. The four actors playing the guards played 12 different roles in the film and one of them was part of the writing team.

[@peterdemkiw6858]

​@@Cheepchipsable Actors in scene 13 were. Chris Langham, the guard pulling the face. Charles McKeown, the first guard to laugh. Andrew MacLachlen the guard behind Brian on the right. And the living icon Bernard McKenna, the guard behind Brian on the left, Bernard was part of the writing team., together they played 12 different roles in the movie.

[@65damdamdam]

The song at the end actually became a global hit on the charts

[@PatrickCooperPhotography-nw1pp]

Thank you girls for a great reaction. It was very difficult to get this film made. The Monty Python team approached a number of film studios but none of them were interested in financing the film. Finally, George Harrison (formerly of the band The Beatles) got hold of the script and agreed to finance the film with a newly created company. So we really have to thank George Harrison for allowing this film to be made. Oh, and in ancient Rome, they had an emperor rather than a king. Yea it's funny how he pronounces the "R!"

[@Cheepchipsable]

Studios were interested which is why the film was so far into production, but withdrew funding at the last moment, when Harrison stepped in.

[@PatrickCooperPhotography-nw1pp]

@@Cheepchipsable I heard very differently from one of the Python members - that they travelled far and wide but could not find a studio that was interested.

[@MCDreng]

Emperor vs king is basically a difference without a difference tbf

[@Jean-FrancoisPirenne]

Superb reaction! For your info, in the movie 'Spartacus' the roman consul asks to the slaves to give him Spartacus. He will be crucified and the rest of the slaves will be released; all slaves say they are Spartacus and are thus crucified. In the 'life of Brian' the romans want to release Brian and the rest will remain on the cross; all the condemned say they are Brian.

[@gibbletronic5139]

I always thought that a Kirk Douglas cameo calling himself Brian would've made that scene absolute perfection.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Maybe, but it your comparison makes no sense as here they are vying for their freedom. I don't think it's a reference at all.

[@Jean-FrancoisPirenne]

@@Cheepchipsable I believe it was in an interview of Eric Idle on the subject. Anyway there are other references to Spartacus, all on them overturned of course.

[@Wkfusvh]

I love Python's Holy Grail, but this is probably my favourite thing by them.

[@chrisfofficial]

Batman Returns and now Life of Brian comments. Hella is funny! 🙂

[@Columbasta]

The funny thing with the Judahite/Judean freedom fighter "Loretta" is that when the movie was conceived, the whole gender-bender thing was actually way behind the times, while today ppl consider the scene to be way ahead. The "times" back then being Weimar Germany and Berlin in particular. The first "transgender" clinic was founded there by two actual jews (not Judeans): Magnus Hirschfeld and Arthur Kronfeld. At their "Institut für S3xualwissenschaft" the first MtF surgeries were performed (most famous patient died after complications). The institute advocated for "s3xual liberation", transvestism (term coined by Hirschfeld who was gäy), child pr0stitution & ped0philia among many other societal blessings. A close friend, Harry Benjamin (who was also a jew, and a ped0phile) went on to found the "Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association", which later became the WPATH.

[@dustinherk8124]

so Katie and Tien need to be in a reaction together. i feel they'd resonate well off each other's energy.

[@davidbennett1357]

I concur with this opinion

[@thedragondemands5186]

“The Mahdi is too _humble_ to admit he is the Mahdi! All the more reason to know that he is!!”

[@Fummy007]

Messiah

[@jackinthebox995]

You ladies really need to see Monty Pythons The Meaning of Life 😂

[@carm3d]

Every scene is sacred.

[@MooseCastle]

​@@carm3dEvery scene is good.

[@jssimp-sz3fw]

and also and now for something completely different

[@0okamino]

Which could have just been called _Flying Circus: The Movie,_ being even closer in structure to the show.

[@I_ll_beer_back]

That wouldn't make sense because they would just talk all the time anyway... 🤨

[@robertsmith4681]

The song at the end became a huge hit by itself but few people know that this is where the iconic "Always look on the bright side of life" tune comes from or how incredibly dark it is ...

[@fiverx2159]

HMS Sheffield.

[@Vograx]

Worse things happen at sea you know.

[@apm77]

I don't believe you. I would be extremely surprised if I met someone who knows the song but not where it comes from.

[@bhpinball]

The sea isn't real.

[@richardprescott6322]

In Britain - All ways look on the bright side of life - is the most popular funeral song/ music ❤ Both brothers sent away to it ❤😂xxx

[@shosuroyuu2379]

I'm glad to see Katie expressing herself more!

[@Sp33gan]

Hello again Chi and Hella and Katie, too! My name really is Brian and I approve this movie! I saw it on the first night it was in the theatres and the entire audience was so into it before the movie even started. Many performing their own versions of Monty Python sketches or some with a Mr. Gumby handkerchief on their heads yelling "Brian" at the top of their lungs. Another did the Ministry of Silly Walks across the stage in front of the movie screen. I still have the vinyl soundtrack to this movie, plus the large book with the original script. Honestly, hearing you all sing the ending song was the icing on the cake of a fun reaction from you all ♥

[@TimoDyer]

I love you Vietnam ladies so much. Thanks a lot for you, from British guy in Indonesia.

[@motshivideos]

The most money anyone has ever spent for a movie ticket ... George Harrison from the BEATLES paid for it when they had no Money for the Movie ... Quote :" i read the script and i thought... i want to see the movie"

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Hela is such a doll.🥰

[@4Kandlez]

30:19 Cameo by Spike Milligan the OG of surreal comedy

[@0okamino]

A lucky stroke for the Pythons that he just happened to be there on vacation at the time.

[@alundavies1016]

@@0okaminohe was there during WW2 and returned occasionally on holiday.

[@Cheepchipsable]

@@alundavies1016 He left a pair of shoes there he needed to pick up.

[@alundavies1016]

@ 😊

[@edwardsanchez5350]

The girls' reactions at 33:25 is shocking! I guess they don't like windows....

[@tomas-qr2el]

maybe they knew he was a gay man...

[@joemaxwell3902]

33:24 Best reaction by far 🤣🤣🤣

[@blindeyedog01]

In the "Biggus Dickus" scene, the actors, playing the guards, and extra were not shown the script, and were told, "This is a serious scene. If anybody laughs you will be fired from the movie." So the laughing is real! 😂😂😂

[@tomgrant29]

"That's just what Jesus said" - my personal favourite joke from the whole film :)

[@thedragondemands5186]

*”PEOPLE CALLED ‘ROMANES’ THEY-GO THE-HOUSE”?!?!?!*

[@0okamino]

Bloody grammar centurion.

[@johnniekight1879]

Now For "Monty Python's Meaning Of Life"

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

This movie is a masterclass of British comedy. Dark humour, completely irreverent, but nevertheless somehow managing to give 100% accurate social commentary through the veil of a joke.

[@voorheesjason3161]

" Brian " is like a super-dull, normal, no thought put in British name, like Malcolm or Graham etc, and that's the main joke, as why would one from those times, in that part of the World call their child, Brian ??? 😂 Genius, and so silly 🤭 The Guard scene with Piolot is beyond hilarious ... absolutely amazing 😂

[@dleatherman4539]

Every scene in this movie is just perfect. And hilarious.

[@BrennanYoung]

The first reaction channel that upstages Monty Python. Brava girls.

[@Amomferatus]

The song "Always look on the Bright side of Life" is a motto I try to live by, listen carefully to the words.

[@funpunkerle]

When I was in 7th class I had to learn Latin in school for about 4 years. At the end of the first year around the christmas time we watched this part at 13:37 of the the movie over and over again. We students had to correct the errors of brian.

[@devilinthebelfry7292]

This is one of the best comedies ever made.

[@AceMoonshot]

When the Romans search the house the second time, the Roman soldier reports that, "we found a spoon." This was the spoon that Reg was using to point at the map when they were planning their attack. They could find something so very tangentially connected to the crime but couldn't find any of the people that were poorly hidden.

[@claytonhess5512]

Ladies, I have a question: was there a smudge on your camera lens when you were recording?

[@AceMoonshot]

@claytonhess5512 errr did you ask this on the intended comment?

[@claytonhess5512]

@@AceMoonshot That was my intention. YT being dumb, I suppose.

[@K-W1]

Monty Python's the Meaning of Life is my favorite of their movies.

[@chaosmastermind]

It's kind of played for a joke, but it's kind of impressive the whole Loretta thing was played almost straight and this movie was made ages ago. Way before there was even that kind of movement.

[@Cheepchipsable]

You can see Eric Idle trying to not laugh.

[@TheKyfe]

10:50 Life of Brian was ahead of its time, lol!

[@hervedeborre2376]

The song was also used during the london olympic games

[@carm3d]

35:45 George Harrison of famous music group "The Beatles" is somewhere in this scene. I think he may be blocked by your inserted video. He gave Monty Python money to finish making the film.

[@mikedignum1868]

This caused so much trouble when it first came out, and was banned in some places. I always liked that I learned some Latin from this film. Who knew there were so many English people in Judea at this time in history. lol

[@kingcosworth2643]

Romani

[@adspur]

This film was so controversial when it was released.My favorite Monty Python film.The ending makes laugh to tears every time.Always look on the bright side of life!

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

i am AMAZED AND IMPRESSED at how you ladies watch these weird movies WITH NO FEAR! 😳 and you understand them most of the time! 🤔 i really RESPECT how BRAVE AND SMART you are! 😁 thank you for a GREAT REACTION ...LIKE ALWAYS! 👍☺

[@TWD66]

Glad to watch you react to some non-Hollywood movie. You should try to react to some other languages. In French, OSS 117, Cairo, Nest of Spies (2006) would fit your bill very nicely, or maybe Amelie (2001), or maybe A Prophet (2009).

[@ETXDave]

Love the channel and Katie is a great addition.

[@noved15]

So happy to see you all watch this one😁

[@oncefutureking]

Hello Movie Munchies!! It is so great to see your reactions, they are so fun! Your laughter is so great, nice to see! Keep up the great reactions, beautiful ladies!! Have a great day!!

[@Thessair]

Outstanding and entertaining reactions, as always! Meaning of Life is actually my favorite of the Python films so I hope you get to that one in the future.

[@0okamino]

Movie Munchies is consistently one of the bright sides of life. Far better than crucifixion, I’ll tell you that much.

[@browntabproductions]

And Now for something completely different…. Thoroughly entertaining Reaction keep up the good work. FYI, In Renaissance England, men & boys played female roles in plays because women were not allowed to perform on stage.

[@asterix7842]

Monty Python was a British comedy group known for their absurdist humor. I recommend you check out their 1970s British tv show, Monty Python's Flying Circus.

[@Cheepchipsable]

A lot of that stuff misses the mark, plus it's generally cultural comedy so I think a lot will go over their heads.

[@terrymurphy2032]

When this first came out there was a big debate about blasphemy laws, well myself and a few friends, all Gentiles, went to the late night showing at the Leicester Square Odeon in London to watch the film. Well I can tell you there was a whole row of Skull Caps infront of us pissing theirselves having a great time.

[@lilwolf1970]

Now you can watch the meaning of life, and another spoof movie with some of Monty python- yellow beard. It's a mix of British, and American comedic actors. It's about pirates

[@Blandina11]

Awesome 👍😊 we saw this in the theater when it was released and it was so awesome, people was 🤣😅🤣🤣 ( The movie was banned in some countries btw )

[@austingoodwin4013]

Love that you've started watching "Monty Python" movies! 😁❤

[@christopherjensen3034]

When it came out in cinemas, it was banned in Norway ( very religious) So in Sweden it was advertised as "too funny for Norway! See it in Sweden)

[@Cheepchipsable]

A very hard film for you to understand, as much of the humour comes form it's historical setting. Glad you enjoyed it. The "Pilot" referred to was "Pilate", who was the Roman governor of the Provence at the time, the man in the white robe with a lisp. As a side note some ships have positions known as pilots as well.

[@brandonflorida1092]

One might mention, although it's of no great significance, that Pilate is the person who sentenced Jesus to death.

[@corbinsmith88]

Hi Ladies!! I am an American guy who loves your 2 reaction channels. You guys haven’t done creepy kid movies yet. Well, I have done great suggestions. 1- Orphan (2009). 2- Orphan: First Kill(2022). 3- Case 39 (2009). 4- the first 3 Children Of The Corn movies(by Stephen King)

[@TexasISPDude]

lol at 20:15 they don't seem to understand the term crucifixion, that's how I know they are legit in the reactions they really have a vastly different culture, lesser so as they learn here over time. Thats why I love watching these reactions. I think everybody should study other cultures of the world and to understand more than just their own borders.

[@delskioffskinov]

Brilliant reaction to this classic movie guys! thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@ducomaritiem7160]

Wow, ❤loved you lovely girls enjoyed one of my favourite movies ❤❤❤

[@TSIRKLAND]

I've seen a couple reactions to this film, by people who were not raised Christian, so they're largely unfamiliar with some of the moments and allegory and such. Christianity is enough of world popular culture that even people who weren't raised in the religion know at least something about it, some of the "highlights" so to speak, but they don't know all the details. But they still enjoy this movie, just because it's so silly and the humor is based on more or less universal examples of miscommunication, misdirection, human nature, and even plain old slapstick. Monty Python's work exists on so many levels, that almost everyone can find something to enjoy about them. "Life of Brian" has so many references to Biblical stories, religious and political history, from ancient days as well as today. "...Holy Grail" has so many references to Arthurian legend, British and European history, politics, etc. Yet even those who are unfamiliar with those deeper historical references can enjoy those films on their own level. That's the genius of the Monty Python boys' writing. That's not to say their brand of humor is *everyone's* cup of tea; different people have different senses of humor, and that's okay. But many people can enjoy some Python on their own level, and it brings different people together. . [Mel Brooks also tends to write on many levels- if you've seen the source material of his parody movies they're super funny, packed solid with winks and references to the original. But even if you haven't seen "Frankenstein" or "Star Wars" or "Prince of Thieves" you can enjoy "Young Frankenstein" and "Spaceballs" and "Men in Tights" because they're just plain funny. "Weird Al" Yankovic writes his song parodies (as well as original songs) in such a way that they're funny songs, whether you know the original or not; they work on both levels. Writers who can tell multi-layered jokes and have something for everyone are few; it's a rare gift.]

[@catcherinthesky]

That blurring is hilarious 🤭

[@jokoag]

Awesome reaction ❤

[@Jagaroth_]

Hello ladies, great reaction as always. If you look up the 'Monty Python Sings' compilation album on KZbin you'll find 'Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life' and many other great Monty Python songs.

[@ApocryphalBob]

Monty Python had a lot of trouble raising funds for this movie, one major backer dropped out and left them in the lurch. George Harrison of The Beatles came up with the cash to let them film it. One of the reasons for the problem was that financers were trying to cash in on Star Wars success and ploughing money into cheap sci fi movies. Hence the Pythons little sci fi snark thrown in randomly to take the piss.

[@Stewart-m7i]

Thanks for reacting to my favourite film. This is my type of humour. It says a lot about Religion & Politics. Only Monty python could include an Alien section into a Historical Comedy.

[@xviper2k]

33:25 Their terrible fear of snakes strikes again.

[@jamesmorrison9852]

I love your reactions girls, always make me smile 😊

[@Hustwick]

At the window scene, it was noted that Graham Chapman's little downstairs 'friend' wasn't looking very Jewish, so this was rectified with a little rubber band rather than the good 'ol Snip Snip.

[@nazimelmardi]

Peak British humor. In fantasy Discworld by Sir Terry Pratchett is similar. Extremely funny and has great social commentary in his books. One day we might have it on screen until then, if you want to practice the language, it’s one of the best, he was the master of comedy his craft.