MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL (1975) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) First Time Watching Movie Reaction, Review, and Commentary for JL. Many STFUs from the absolute insanity in this movies and MANY moments of admiration for the greatest movie ending of all time hands down were had.
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[@menotyou8369]

Not only are you the first person I've ever seen that predicted the ending, you're also the only person that correctly identified the Trojan bunny.

[@Sirala6]

Mr. EOM is one of the best doing this type of thing.

[@atenachos6282]

*Badger

[@Mr.Ekshin]

This is a tragic tale of police profiling and false arrest. Arthur and his men could not have killed the historian, as the killer had a real horse.

[@davidmills8726]

We know it had to be the French. They were the only ones around with livestock.

[@MarijnvdSterre]

@@davidmills8726 It was just one of their moves to protect the castle. And again a successful one.

[@House0fHoot]

Those bliddy French! 😭

[@Raven5150]

I've never seen anyone predict the ending, congratulations you won the internet

[@willcool713]

Totally true!

[@luvr381]

All these reactors watch ahead of time.

[@fraelikkriil830]

@@luvr381 no they dont, not all anyway. that’s actually more unnecessary work

[@EOMReacts]

@@luvr381 Trust me, if J was half that good at acting, he’d be in starring in movies instead of watching them. Do love that you guys who claim it’s fake still show up and comment and help the channel for some odd reason.

[@EOMReacts]

I laughed while editing for 5 minutes when he said it simply because I knew he never, ever thought it would actually happen. LoL

[@danjohnson2986]

This is a movie that you either “get” the humor or you don’t. But if you do get it. It’s flipping hilarious. Each scene can be done as it’s own “skit”. It’s great.

[@wendylederer367]

I don’t get it! I do recall seeing other people watch it and falling on the floor and I was like OK..

[@GeraldWalls]

I remember watching Monty Python's Flying Circus back in the late 70s on the local PBS affiliate. Yeah, you either get it or you don't. Complaint Department, Dead Parrot, Git of the Year, Department of Redundancy Department...

[@hot50n]

Totally agree. I find it absolutely brilliant and it has been one of my favourites for years. I've got some friends who have loved it and others who just don't get it at all.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

It's one is my favorite movies but I Hated it the first time I saw it. The only reason I watched it past the credits was because I payed to rent it.... But I had to force myself to go back to it. After a cpl years I was talking to someone and he pointed out a couple of things and convinced me to rewatch it... idk who that person was but I think of that convo every time i watch it.

[@JH-lo9ut]

I guess I got it when I was 15 but I don't seem to get it at 40. Exept when sir Lancelot is running towards the castle, but he doesn't get any closer, until he is suddenly there. That is still one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Whomever did that editing should be on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

[@jameseyman9078]

Ive been watching this movie for 30 years but its been a long time since ive laughed this hard at it. It takes a special person to make something more enjoyable just by watching it along with you!

[@shawnvanderstaay1929]

His reaction to the end “credits”! I knew he was about to laugh so hard!😂😂😂

[@samuelhow1645]

He caught things that took me years to catch.. made it almost feel new to me.

[@hikemartman7971]

Great comment

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@samuelhow1645 Yes, when he pointed out Terry Jones' comedic brilliance in lifting his face-guard as Sir Bedevere every time he wanted to look at something, when the face-guard was easily seen through in the down position. LOL That little choice by Terry I had never really noticed before in, oh I dunnno, probably 40 viewings.

[@bradpriebe9218]

I'm glad you liked it; not everybody gets the Monty Python humour. My favorite part though was the look on your face at the start, when Arthur comes "galloping" in and you realized what kind of movie you were watching 😂😂

[@jcraigie]

The fact that Monty Python couldn't afford horses has lead to so many great reactions

[@VladimirGerasimenko80]

But they did have one horse.

[@RichardX1]

@@VladimirGerasimenko80 That's how you know that the historian's murderer wasn't one of Arthur's knights.

[@zdancrk]

​@RicharidX1 I never thought of it that way. 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏🍻🥂

[@jlerrickson]

"I'm not R Kelly" is the single best reaction I've ever heard to the Castle Anthrax scene - I completely broke down cackling with laughter

[@jamesalexander5623]

16 is the Legal Age in the UK and the EU!

[@jesses5463]

@@jamesalexander5623 16 is the legal age of consent in 18 US states/territories. Age of consent in Hawaii changed from 14 to 16 in 2001. The age of consent in Georgia (US) remained 14 until 1995.

[@georges3487]

He got me with that one. Had me saying "shut the f*** up" to him

[@isaackellogg3493]

@@jesses546333 of the US States, as well

[@TheRealMirCat]

​@@jesses5463 FBI, this guy right here

[@lizardkingof1968]

The ending....literally a "cop out"...one of the 1st and best 😂

[@Redd_Fawkes]

And how the intermission is just long enough for you to think about getting up ( at the theater) to go to the bathroom but not long enough for you to actually go. Messing with the audience.

[@ferrisulf]

I've never seen you laugh that hard. I was cracking up along with you. This was fantastic! I've been so disappointed too many times with reactors who don't get the humor.

[@Scottie_S]

More quotable quotes from EOM: "My man got killed in a Drive-By swording". Every one a gem.

[@xchewyx1]

So many reactors get disapointed by the ending, but you got it completely. Another great job.

[@shainewhite2781]

"Tis but a scratch!" "A scratch!? Your arms off!" "No it isn't." "Well, what's that?" "I've had worse." "You liar!" "Come in, you pansy!"

[@heliopyre]

I love Tim the Enchanter. the casual use of his powers is hilarious.

[@samwallaceart288]

I love that his name is an ad-lib because John Cleese forgot the script, and Graham just rolled with it

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

And that his powers are like 10x more explosive than the Holy Hand Grenade, yet no one suggested he try it on the rabbit. LOLOL

[@TheGoodChap]

I always love the "...I can see you're a busy man oh tim." While he's just overdramatically interrupting their whole conversation by blowing things up for no reason

[@rakitakhan]

Back in my 20's, I had seen this movie so many times, I could recite the whole thing. Now my sons can do it. I'm so proud !

[@antoinettelopes]

That's just great parenting. 🙏🏻

[@natsinthebelfry]

I was a weirdo theater kid back in the early 2000's and all my fellow theater kids and I would recite this every day at lunch!

[@bcccc132]

Good Sir knight…I too have passed on this glorious creation!

[@jamesalexander5623]

The film came out when I was a Senior in College. I was a History Major ..... How effing hard do you think I laughed?

[@thomasripley1548]

I used to be like that with the Marx bros...... ahhhhhh africa,i shot ab eliphant in my pjs how he got in my pjs I'll never know.......

[@scgreek1114]

I can't believe you predicted the ending. Well done! 😂

[@reservoirdude92]

The Black Knight kicking Arthur in the head is one of the most hilarious images I've ever seen 😂

[@isthatwhatemptymeans8222]

Galihad gonna be all "Cmon and braid my hair...cmon and braid my hair"

[@maximillianosaben]

It’s the “yah!” that gets me.

[@chriskola3822]

I like the fact that the black knight is blocking the crossing of a ditch that you could easily jump across at a different spot.

[@Thane36425]

That was lampooned in Mel Brook's "Robin Hood, Men in Tights".

[@3DJapan]

@@Thane36425 I think that scene was mainly parodying Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

[@isaackellogg3493]

Notice that Arthur didn’t get arrested until after he had “got shit all over him,” which means people no longer thought he “must be a king.”

[@samwallaceart288]

Damn, I never realized the foreshadowing there

[@JohnWelsh-oz3jz]

I never saw that before! Good eye!

[@LatetotheParty]

You hit it on the head when you said they were ahead of their time! Monty Python was built different! Nobody can even come close to the level of comedy they crafted over and over again.

[@stonerviking4079]

"I wave my private parts at your aunties!" is such an awesome burn. I still use it to this day when gaming with friends. This movie has so many quotable moments in it. So glad you got around to doing it 🙌. Monty Pythons Life of Brian is great too, about a guy who is mistaken for the Messiah back in Roman times.

[@ceruleanblu3184]

I think you’re the one of the only KZbin reactors to watch this movie and correctly say “a Trojan Rabbit.” Excellent!

[@BigGator5]

"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!" Fun Fact: The famous depiction of galloping horses by using coconut shells (a traditional radio-show sound effect) came about from the purely practical reason that the production simply could not afford real horses. Metal Funding Fact: Funds earned by Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973) went towards funding this movie. The band were such fans of the show, they would halt recording sessions just to watch Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969). Led Zeppelin and Genesis contributed to this movie's budget as well. Swallow This Fact: The airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow is roughly eleven meters per second, or twenty-four miles per hour, beating its wings seven to nine times per second rather than forty-three. It's true: A five-ounce bird cannot carry a one pound coconut, but furthermore, no swallow weighs five ounces. The English barn swallow weighs only twenty grams (two-thirds of an ounce). Historical Fact: The French tactic of pelting Arthur and his knights with livestock echoes the relatively modern legend of a medieval siege of the fortified southern French town of Carcassonne. Said to have been near starvation, the townspeople used the last of their food to pelt the besieging army to convince them, suffering likewise, that the town was well stocked with food and that the siege was hopeless. The tactic was successful, and the siege was lifted.

[@NoelMcGinnis]

It’s refreshing to find someone who actually gets the humor in this movie. British humor is very different than American humor. Monty Python were an amazing troupe of actor/comedians.

[@gokaury]

"Your father smelt of elderberries!" The French knight is essentially calling Arthur's father a drunkard. In medieval times, many alcoholic beverages were made from the elderberry. And if there is anyone out there that can taunt someone, especially in a stream of consciousness manner, it would be John Cleese, the actor who played the French knight and Sir Lancelot. He's hilarious. And I love the cop out ending. They literally and figuratively ended the movie with a double entendre. It was chiefly because of two things: 1) the Pythons didn't know how to end it and 2) they ran out of the funds to film a conclusive ending. Such a clever and original movie. The Monty Python comedy troupe were ahead of their time. I love that you seem to understand their type of comedy so, on your own time, I would highly recommend you watch their BBC comedy show "Monty Python's Flying Circus." That show has some of the funniest and most hilariously surreal comedy that has ever been broadcast over the air waves. I very much doubt you'd be disappointed at all.

[@ausmarkb]

Yes, calling his father a drunk and considering the taunt for his mother, you can imagine what his father got up to once he’d downed a few

[@davidmills8726]

I read a comment once claiming that the insults are actually fairly accurate for the time period, at least in meter and style. The words are modern, but the equivalent words for the time would have fit well. I'm not sure whether I believe it or not, but the Pythons were all highly educated so it's possible.

[@DBCuzitis]

“I’m not dead” “Yes you are” 😂

[@shawnboyce1663]

My friend Eddie (RIP) had a shirt with the black knight minus the arms & legs saying it's just a flesh wound. Eddie was the funniest sh*t talking amputee I ever met.

[@TheFalcon01x]

I know that shirt, kad the same one when I was younger

[@bijanthegr91]

Dude, if you see "Monty Python" on the title, just sit back and enjoy the ride. This reaction to this movie is now my absolute favorite! I laughed so hard, that I felt like I was watching it for the first time 🤣 I have nothing more to add, but I'm hoping you react to more Monty Python movies.

[@robertmason8416]

The Brave Sir Robin Song.....for me worth the price of admission! Another EOM Reacts classic!

[@LordVolkov]

The Python crew were indeed ahead of their time. Their absurd humor is top notch and it's a shame they only did 3 movies before Graham passed. For some Python adjacent movies (two or more former Pythons) - A Fish Called Wanda, Erik The Viking, and much of the work of Terry Gilliam (co-director/Patsy/Old Man from Scene 24), which is a whole other list of great movies to watch. Time Bandits, Brazil, and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen form a loose thematic trilogy and are a great place to start his work.

[@3DJapan]

2 movies really, the third is just a few of their skits redone.

[@3DJapan]

You mention A Fish Called Wanda but don't forget it's spiritual successor, Fierce Creatures, with almost the same cast.

[@GeraldWalls]

Brazil is one of my favorite movies. DO NOT WATCH THE CRAPPY HAPPY ENDING VERSION. A coworker of mine from Brazil watched this movie after I told him about it. He said the bureaucracy depicted in the movie was a true reflection of the state of Brazil in the 1980s, including getting forms stamped.

[@stevenjohansen3827]

Also Graham Chapman's Yellowbread which also has some other Python members as well as some of Mel Brooks crew of actors and Cheech and Chong.

[@les4767]

Their 3 movies were: "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" "Monty Python and The Life of Brian" "Monty Python and the Meaning of Life" "Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl"...is the 4 movies they did..oh bugger!

[@BintyMcFrazzles]

"This shit is going to be extra silly". Yeah, it is. 2:39 🤣😂 This is probably my favourite comedy film. I first saw it at 17, and I've never laughed so hard. There are SO many hilarious moments and lines.

[@smokeyverton7981]

Please consider TIME BANDITS (1982). It stars the Monty Python cast, James Bond, Bilbo, and R2D2

[@The_Rad_Dad3]

You’ll notice that when the French launched the cow, Arthur yelled “JESUS CHRIST!!”… which makes it a Holy Cow

[@freshsmilely]

i love the whole lanceolot scene. the father and guards arguing about who stays is funny as hell. but after lanceolot runs up and kills the first guard and the other one just goes "hey" funny ass movie.

[@clearsmashdrop5829]

The guard saying "hey" gets me everytime. It's so soft many people miss it.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@clearsmashdrop5829 That's because you're still laughing at Lancelot never getting any closer to the castle. LOL Definitely a movie that has to be watched over and over and over again to get everything--and even then, most will miss 2% or so of the jokes.

[@Juice_Gone_Wild]

This is one of the greatest comedies ever made. Silly as all hell, but ingeniously crafted.

[@Peppovitch]

Hamsters are fast breeders and elderberries were/are used to make wine. So the french guard is actually saying "Your mother is promiscuous and your father is a drunk." Saw this movie as a kid and didnt figure that out till I was an adult 😂.

[@pleasehelp2446]

My friends and I can quote almost this entire movie to each other. It's so funny

[@jamesalexander5623]

No You Can't!

[@sherrykaye4235]

These geniuses had a hilarious TV show back in the 70s. Monty Python's Flying Circus. Based on the movie reaction, you might enjoy!

[@oliviarogers2808]

Bridgekeeper: What is the capital of Assyria? Me: Nineveh! Knight: I don't know that! Me: I do! Thanks Veggietales.

[@nedrini1055]

He was calling them Knights but he pronounced the k and the g

[@73jefft]

Oh man - you get it! Now you absolutely have to watch The Life of Brian!!

[@notabritperse]

When "Shut the fuck up!" is practically your catchphrase, Monty Python is for you! "Life of Brian" will wreck you.

[@victorhernandez8723]

He’ll never survive the Biggus Dickus scene.

[@isaackellogg3493]

The third question asked of Sir Robin was “WHAT is the capital of Assyria?” The answer is Nineveh (where God sent Jonah). Today the city is known as Mosul, Iraq.

[@Raven5150]

The black knight truly is invincible but Excalibur is a really good sword

[@mr_k4tz]

Amazing reaction. Please react to Monty Python’s “The Life of Brian”. Just as silly as this but way smarter

[@bighuge1060]

Your reaction to the Black Knight and the ending was the best I've seen. Most people stare at the black screen utterly bemused and disappointed but you got the "let's pull the rug out from under the audience for our own amusement" vibe. I love WTH endings. The movie Birdy had a great one where you think the title character commits suicide by jumping off the roof of a building only to reveal he's only a few feet down on the roof of an adjoining building.

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

Spoiler alert

[@bighuge1060]

@@dustywaynemusic6297 I'd question that as almost every other reaction movie has comments explaining the ending was a literal (non-spoiler) C. O. I described the ending's *SPOILER ALERT* black screen, something to which most movie's fade at the end, and *SPOILER ALERT* the filmmakers pulling the rug out from under the audience, a trait in almost all Monty Python movies and sketches. If you were joking about the vagueness being a spoiler, my apologies for responding to it as if it was a rebuttal and bravo for the early morning laugh.

[@MrJoeym78]

Love the Breakfast Club shirt JL. Sadly, I missed the premiere due to your copyright issues and timing but it was as great as all your reactions. From the moment it started, you had and ear to ear smile that reminded me of a kid in a candy store. You once again never fail to amaze me and make my die laughing. Never thought in my lifetime, someone would bring up R Kelly and someone smelling of old turtle balls in a Monty Python film but here we are. My hats off to both you JL and Blank for bringing this masterpiece to us through your eyes!! Nothing but love and respect!!

[@StevesFunhouse]

I loved the "coconut" conversation(s), the "song of Sir Robin", the Black Night scene and the "Bridge of Death" scene the most. Now, I want to tell you to not feel bad about the "going on the cart" scene ... EVERY reactor seems to have not learned about that part of history in school, or don't pick up on it when they see the scene but, there was a plague all over Europe back then (it really happened between 1346 and 1351, NOT in 932.AD) called, The Black Plague. FYI, when it hit, so many people were dying all at once that the only way to dispose of the bodies is to put them on carts, haul them away and burn them, en masse. Unfortunately, it's what really made the plague worse, because the germs were NOT killed by fire and just became airborne, making it even worse than it already was. Anyway, THAT is what that scene was referring to.

[@samwallaceart288]

Funny thing is "killer rabbit" is a recurring character in Medieval artwork; sometimes posing as a lancer in human armor, and other times sniping fools with a longbow. Between that and the Frenchman's period-accurate trash-talking, this film is more historically rooted than it lets on

[@strongdecaf3729]

Your "fourth wall breaks" are the best!

[@flavioromano8754]

the intermission thing is, back then, movies had intermissions so ppl would go to the bathroom and stuff. that intermission was made short and right before the end of the movie on purpose. just long enough for ppl to get up and go to the bathroom but short enough that ppl would miss the ending coz they werent back in time. its hilarious

[@bwilliams463]

Your looks into the camera are priceless.

[@nedrini1055]

Did you notice that they were only a handful of actors and they were all playing multiple parts? 39:35

[@tofersiefken]

If you like this movie, and it seems you really "got" its style of humor, you should check out Monty Python's "The Meaning of Life" (1983). It has the same sense of humor, but is more "segmented" into thematic sketches like their television series "Monty Python's Flying Circus".

[@ANiceMarmot]

Not only did you predict AND understand the ending. YOU APPRECIATED IT! That's damned near unheard of. It takes most people a while of stewing over it to really absorb it. It's a literal "cop out". Nicely done. You should consider watching Monty Pythons Flying Circus series or at least Monty Pythons Life of Brian.

[@mattwhite2328]

The trivia on this movie is just UNBELIEVABLE! There’s just too much of it.; from the actual historical references to the reasons they filmed the way they did. I’ll just drop the one: the screamed “Run away” because it’s set before the French conquered England. The French word “retreat” hadn’t entered the language yet.

[@jansenart0]

The French knights were pronouncing "knights" as "k-nig-hts" (because English makes no sense), and since Elderberries make wine (Elton John had a popular song about it before this movie), he was saying his father was a public drunk.

[@zdancrk]

I quoted that part one time in high school. My classmates started to freak out because they thought I said "THE WORD," but I had to explain the shit out of how I said the word "knights," and it was from this movie.

[@StevesFunhouse]

The French called him "Arthur, King" and then called the knights (he pronounced it funny, treating the "K" like a separate syllable, which the French often do, and then did something similar with the multiple consonants at the end, so Knights came out like) "Ken-Nig-its". It took me YEARS to realize what he was saying. I didn't see anyone else mention this, so I will ... they ran out of ideas so, the end of the movie is a literal "cop-out".

[@andrewmize823]

This movie brings back memories of me and my idiot friends smokin' that "EW-WEE" and watching movies on VHS when we should have been in school. A friend of mine lived with his older brother, who had an old-school bigscreen and a wicked sound system, and we'd ditch school for days at a time to hang out and party. We'd always get caught out by our folks sooner or later, but MAN we had some good times.

[@traceyharris4310]

That first “shut the fuck up” make me cackle😂. I love watching your reactions 🙂

[@Alcagaur1]

"Are elderberries bad?" Interestingly, in medieval times, elderberry was one of the cheapest and most readily available ingredients for making alcohol, making this the equivalent of "Your dad overcooks meth" as a burn.

[@3YearsApart1613]

British humor is next level. Really happy that you could appreciate it. You would really enjoy all of Monty Python's stuff.

[@SigRho1429]

One of my top five movie of all time. I can’t wait for the Bunny scene.

[@xander66644]

Actually, I hear that in the Monty Python movie "The Life of Brian" , the Holy Grail mystery is solved!

[@naiaddore1797]

That ending was a total cop-out! 🤭😆🤣

[@casscap]

Monty Python show is amazing, as well. The Dead Parrot, pure comedy

[@brycehiigel235]

After watching several of your movie reactions. You would a blast to sit down and watch them with you. Keep up the great reactions.

[@njtopcatt]

Life of Brian and the meaning of life are excellent, too. Also, if you want to watch a great British comedy TV show... Faulty Towers. It has one of the Monty Python folks in it.

[@ScreamingScallop]

10:47 It almost sounds like a racist slur, but The French Taunter is mispronouncing "knights" because he doesn't understand silent letters.

[@lordwalker71]

They couldn’t use real chain mail for their costumes because of how heavy it would be and expensive so all their chain mail is knitted yarn. They ran out of money at the end so they had to put together a different ending where the cops arrested them.

[@eliotduke1753]

Best reaction to this movie I've seen. 😂😂😂

[@lawrencefine5020]

So many reactors were PISSED when they realized there was no payoff at the end. No Holy Grail, just mass arrests and most likely a murder charge. It was the PERFECT ending to a nearly perfect film. Some say Life of Brian is better, I don't. MPATHG is the OG in British silly dry humor. Glad you liked it. BTW I DO have a black knight with no arms or legs tshirt. I found it at a Goodwill. One of my prized tshirts. NI.

[@bethking7348]

I used to use that "bring out your dead" term when picking up test equipment on a cart during a graveyard shift 😂

[@wh0aheavy]

Living for how much fun you had with this movie.

[@jddelvec1870]

Please try “Life of Brian” … I feel the same way about this movie… genius.

[@Chamomileable]

One of the foundational movies of slapstick comedy. It's not frequently recommended, but if you love this style of insane comedy, you'd love Weird Al's UHF. Keep it locked down JL. Great reaction as always.

[@rickardroach9075]

35:45 They added the music for home release in case people thought there was a fault with their copy. In the cinema, the lights would come up, or they’d switch to a different film.

[@TheTaelus]

Lancelot was setup, nobody in Arthur’s posse had a horse!!

[@sunnysidesofblue]

I love your flat stare into the camera whenever they do something particularly silly. XD This movie is so brilliant! 😂

[@priceringo1756]

Lancelot rolling King Arthur. Lancelot is going to be getting his stitches soon.

[@travisepsteen3234]

Oh I’m sooo glad you loved this movie. Always happy to find another Monty Python fan. Now on to Life of Brian and The Meaning of Life followed closely by Flying Circus. Enjoy!

[@bruceborneman]

If you havent yet you should check out the movie SHOOTER with Marky Mark Whalberg!!! Guaranteed you will love it!!! Love your reactions bro! Keep grinding!

[@Spikeelsucko]

the latin chant you hear the monks doing, and Arthur's clergymen do during the reveal of the Holy Hand Grenade is an excerpt from the Dies Irae which goes "Pie Jesu Domine, Dona eis requiem" which pretty much translates to "Dear Lord Jesus, please give us a break", which fits the purpose.

[@les4767]

The most infamous "Cop Out' to end a film in history!

[@nickcopeland6915]

Graham Chapman - King Arthur, Middle Head of Three-Headed Knight, Hiccuping guard, God John Cleese - Sir Launcelot, French Taunter, Black Knight, Tim the Enchanter, 2nd Coconut guard Eric Idle - Sir Robin, Dead Collector, Roger the Shrubber, Concord, Dumb guard, Brother Maynard Terry Jones - Sir Bedivere, Prince Herbert, Left Head of Three-Headed Knight, Dennis' mother Michael Palin - Sir Galahad, Swamp King, Leader of the Knights who Say Ni, Right Head of Three-Headed Knight, Dennis, 1st coconut guard, narrator Terry Gillam - Patsy, Bridgekeeper, Green Knight, Bors, weak-hearted animator Connie Booth (John Cleese's wife at the time) - "witch" Carol Cleveland - Zoot, Dingo Neil Innes - Sir Robin's minstrel, Lead monk John Young - Historian, "not dead" old man

[@fluffy4192]

My grandfather always used to wear a t shirt with the black knight and the tis but a flesh wound quote.

[@JW666]

I lol:ed so hard at the R. Kelly joke 🤣 It's the gang themselves who wrote this movie - Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Michael Palin, Terry Jones & Terry Gilliam. The ones who directed were Gilliam & Jones. They all have background in theatre & comedy (Gilliam mostly had background in art, he's the one who made these funny cartoon segments & he's the only American in this British group) & in the 60's they had a sketch sitcom show called Monty Python's Flying Circus. This was their 1st movie together, their 2nd movie was Life of Brian & their 3rd & last movie together was Meaning of Life. Graham Chapman (King Arthur) died in 1989 & three years ago Terry Jones (Sir Bevedere & Prince Herbert) passed away. I hope you react to the other movies as well, they're also funny! 😂😉 The reason for the coconauts is because they couldn't afford more horses. Three well known music bands actually contributed to this movie's budget - Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd & Genesis.

[@seregrian5675]

22:33 "If you DON'T subscribe, I shall say 'NI!' to you!!" But... but... I already subscribed!!

[@garrettjackson913]

Fun fact: Eric Idle when playing the guy who's picking up dead people is asked by John Cleese's character as Arthur is "galloping" along, "Who's that then?" Idle's response "Don't know, must be a king." Cleese asks "Why"? Idle's response, "Cause he hasn't got shit all over him." That was completely ad libbed

[@gravypatron]

I'll never grow tired of watching Monty Python.❤ THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO! (and the jumpscares, the stfu's, and the laughs!)

[@3DJapan]

Back in the day all movies had the credits at the beginning.

[@House0fHoot]

“He must be a king. He hasn’t got sheet all over him” 👑

[@maladjustedmoon5200]

Terry Gilliam who’s one of the directors of this and played a few parts, also directed Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and another great one of his is Brazil, which is also pretty weird

[@samwallaceart288]

Not to mention _12 Monkeys_ and _Fisher King_

[@UnethicalLogic]

Montey Python were both the writers and actors in this movie. They were all graduates of Cambridge and Oxford. They had a BBC series way back. Monty Python's Flying Circus. I'm glad you laughed your arse off. These guys were masters of comedy, and they have more movies.

[@davidfarris2359]

Great reaction! If you ever want to react to a great classic comedy that you probably have not seen, please check out Heaven Can Wait with Warren Beatty and Julie Christie (and Charles Grodin and James Mason and Buck Henry and Jack Warden and Dyan Cannon! It is a remake of Here Comes Mr. Jordan and was a huge hit in 1978 and made $98 million.

[@thomasripley1548]

These guys had a tv show in the 70s just clips of different scetchs.. the ministry of silly walks... the dead parrot....

[@victorsixtythree]

1:21 - Oh my gosh...your dog actually farted in your general direction! ...how did he KNOW??

[@Mel-cj5qk]

Fun fact: John Cleese is the voice of the king in Shrek 2 (Fiona's father). Loved this reaction, as always, but you really need to watch Life of Brian. It was banned for "blasphemy" in a lot of American states.

[@shanehebert396]

Even the Intermission trolls the audience. If you notice it was *really* short so when people would get up and start down the aisle the movie would come back on and they'd have to hurry back to their seats. We know that the knight who killed the historian isn't one of Arthur's because none of Arthur's knights had an actual horse. The French knight's taunts are great... "you second hand electric donkey bottom biter!" In the 80s, this movie was HUGE among the geek/nerd crowd. I was in my teens when I first saw it with some friends and we'd go around quoting so many bits from it. "Tis but a scratch" and "It's just a flesh wound" were commonly used if you got hurt, etc. I think my favorite skit is the "huge tracts of land" one with the guards "not to leave, even if you come and get him". I also like how no one is even fighting back or running away when Launcelot comes through murdering the wedding party. When he first runs through the castle entrance, the guard just says "Hey!" even though the other guard is killed, etc. Some other things... if you watch in the background, you'll sometimes see people flinging cats around... beating them against walls or trying to club fish, etc.

[@dealingwiththistube]

I don’t know if anyone else said this on here, but “You’re mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries!” is actually a clever “Your Mama” joke. Hamsters have a lot of babies than any of us can imagine, so the French taunter told them their mother was a h**, and elderberries were used to make hooch, an alcoholic liquor, so he also told them their father was a drunk. I love your reactions including this one! This movie may be one of the funniest, if not the funniest (and greatest), Comedy movie of all time!

[@krissiep1317]

Some of us don’t get this movie on our first watch. You’re trying to figure what just happened, when you miss the next absurd thing. You got it! 😄👏Monty Python is known for “and now for something completely different.” 😁