Monty Python And The Holy Grail | FIRST TIME WATCHING | REACTION

[@BissFlix]

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[@OrdinarilyBob]

Ah yes, but were those responsible for the removal and editing of the certain diaglogues sacked?

[@BissFlix]

@@OrdinarilyBob they are gone

[@alessiocapone9816]

Can I suggest a History video? If You are interested it is called: "How "The Great Mafia War killed Thousands" by the Channel called: "Infographics Show".

[@InsaneRabbitDaddy]

They had a TV show called Monty Python's Flying Circus. Each episode is 30 minutes of different comedy sketches. For the uninitiated, I recommend these three sketches: Spam, Cheese Shop, Dead Parrot.

[@christophergraham7194]

Why do you have that out-rrraaaaaaageous accent-ah!?

[@Alcagaur1]

"It's a horse from Ali Express" is perhaps the best modern translation of the coconuts I have ever heard.

[@BissFlix]

haha glad you liked it

[@lasse5089]

That one got me as well 😂

[@R3ED3R]

yeah that made me laugh, although if it was from Ali Express it would take a few months to turn up.

[@eisco]

⁠@@R3ED3R in those days, everything would take a few months to turn up 😂

[@baron7755]

is that like saying its from "Wish"?

[@AHYL88]

"It's a horse on a budget!" That's the most on-the-nose thing any reactor has said about that! That was literally the reason why they used the coconuts cos hiring the horses was too expensive!

[@BissFlix]

haha

[@davidblauyoutube]

And that's why Arthur and his knights couldn't have killed the "famous historian"--the real killer was riding a horse! 🤣

[@stijill]

Clearly, the budget was expertly spent on the French castle's livestock defense, the lone killer rabbit, and the coconut-grounded white dove-plus the overworked duck pulling double duty. Luckily there was also no room for a real cat.

[@Dilligff]

Budget was also the reason it ended abruptly with the police roundup. They wanted to do an actual battle scene but the cost to keep that many extras on hand was too high.

[@bhpinball]

@@Dilligff Indeed, the final scene was... *shades* a cop-out. YEEEEAAAAHHHH!

[@danhelphrey6260]

Everyone needs a Bisscute in their life.

[@BissFlix]

Haha

[@JoseRodriguez-uf2pt]

Shameless plug lol

[@ianh8039]

@danhelphrey6260 yes we do!!!

[@ayethein7681]

Biscuite is right - it was horses on a budget.

[@benschultz1784]

Various fun facts about this movie: - Many of the creative decisions (i.e., the coconuts for horses) were due to a lack of funds. The film's budget was completely overwritten by their famous friends like Elton John and Keith Richards looking for a tax write-off. - Graham Chapman was the only one with actual chain mail armor. Everyone else was wearing knitted garments painted silver. - Most of the castles are just the same castle in Scotland, filmed from different angles. - The ending is a play on the term "cop-out." On their TV show, if they couldn't come up with an ending for a skit, they'd just have someone come in in a police uniform and tell them to stop. The original ending was supposed to be Arthur and his Knights finding the Holy Grail in a Woolworth's department store, but they ran out of money. - Michael Palin was knighted in 2019.

[@betsyduane3461]

John Cleese declined appointment as CBE in 1996.

[@michaelb1761]

Jokes on them, this movie made millions.

[@Blobby3822]

There was a red wedding long before Game of Thrones!

[@BissFlix]

Haha

[@thundernels]

This is one of the best Grail reactions I have seen. Good work!

[@BandOfHarjaps]

It's the parade of Excalibur that came BEFORE Excalibur. Excalibur will answer many questions from The Holy Grail.

[@williammolla3591]

You got me "in the name of King Arthur" I liked and subscribed

[@BissFlix]

haha why thank you

[@Salta0monte]

Newts are amphibians that start off as tadpoles like a frog, but grow into something that looks like a tiny wet dinosaur.

[@robertsmith4681]

It's also an old euphemism for impotence.

[@coder4liberty]

Also the name of the Former Speaker of the US House of Representatives. The two are very similar and one might confuse them with the other.

[@thefearhawk8805]

Also most newts are actually named rebecca.

[@andrewharris4268]

Or they’re peasants who haven’t got better yet.

[@tonyrossell832]

But only her brother calls her Rebecca'​@@thefearhawk8805

[@Stogie2112]

Biss, if you ever want to try Monty Python again, their film "Life of Brian" (1979) is considered one of the greatest comedies ever. It's the hilarious story of Brian Cohen of Jerusalem, who gets mistaken for the Messiah in ancient Judea. 😆 The film is a great satire of politics, the Romans, terrorists groups, cult followings, and people in general, because they just can't stop arguing and fighting each other. GREAT COMEDY! The members of Monty Python are masters of absurdist humor. They will make fun of ANYTHING. As human beings are so crazy, absurd and silly, they will do many crazy and absurd things!

[@BissFlix]

might check it out in the future

[@NOLAgenX]

@@BissFlixOh yes, please!

[@beldin2987]

@@BissFlix Yes please, its an absolute cult classic 👍

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

"in the name of king arthur, LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!" 🤣i REALLY hope that works for you 😄 ENJOYED your reaction! 👍☺

[@seekexplorewander]

Honestly one of the ten best comedy movies of all time, in my humble opinion.

[@BissFlix]

Glad you enjoyed the reaction

[@metoo7557]

A shrubbery is a small patch of green foliage like a bush or something.

[@BissFlix]

oooh I see, thank you

[@nullfield]

A single shrub is a shrub. A shrubbery is a like a nunnery. Many.

[@eisco]

⁠@@nullfield I almost don’t dare to ask 😅 but … what is a nunnery? 😅

[@nebulousreactions]

​@@eiscojust another word for convent. Where the nuns live.

[@OUsniper1]

@@eisco Well, a nunnery is nun of your business... :P

[@James__________________]

My great granny and grandad were extras in this movie 😊😊😊

[@psionicdreams]

"Call it names. Tell him his mum is a hamster!" You should be a comedy writer, Bis ;) Such great one liners :)

[@charlesfrancis6894]

Biss has a wonderful accent.

[@BissFlix]

Thank you

[@stevencass8849]

I could listen to her trill her “r”s all day!

[@curtisdyoung3350]

Adorable reaction. Your comments were all very witty and entertaining. 😂

[@markdauray1522]

I agree. We all need a Bisscute in our lives.

[@roberormonde]

Nailed it

[@pauljackson6168]

28:04 "And there was much rejoicing" yay!

[@Daren_PNW]

.... _"yay"_ ....

[@bigdream_dreambig]

31:37 "Good! Taunt the rabbit." "Well..." "Call it names! Tell his mom is a hamster!" 🤣😂🐇🐹😂🤣

[@dan_hitchman007]

If you haven't seen it yet, you will love "A Fish Called Wanda" since you seemed to enjoy Monty Python. It's a bit like "Snatch."

[@gibbletronic5139]

Follow that with "Fierce Creatures." It's a different movie with the same troupe of actors. You'll love it.

[@StephenRae-u1t]

Yes!! A Fish Called Wanda

[@martinwhite3559]

Yes, Monty Python is my fav comedy of all time.

[@quasarsphere]

@@gibbletronic5139 Fierce Creatures was much better than it was given credit for.

[@stevemiller6923]

I knew this would be fun as soon as the notification popped up. I was right. Also, you know the difference between a morning star and a mace. And I agree, everyone needs a Bisscute in their life.

[@betsyduane3461]

A newt is a little salamander. Excalibur is a sword.

[@BissFlix]

Got it, thanks

[@bigdream_dreambig]

🤔 Are you sure _Excalibur_ isn't a salamander? That might explain why it was in a pond...

[@betsyduane3461]

@@bigdream_dreambig Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government…

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@betsyduane3461 But what about strange women lying in ponds distributing newts? 🤔 Or maybe it was strange newts distributing swords???

[@CristianGuerrero-sy1mk]

Now I can't wait for Life of Brian

[@AlanCanon2222]

The Vogue Theater in Louisville Kentucky showed Holy Grail several times a year for decades, which got them a lot of repeat business and new patrons as we dragged our friends to see it each time. Once I was reading the description in the theater's monthly schedule, and the last line was: "(The capital of Assyria is Nineveh.)"

[@BissFlix]

Oh thats nice

[@FSMDog]

They could only use one as the Scottish Tourist Board thought the film would mock their castles, so they weren't allowed...

[@hp9697]

Biss was reacting to Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and there was much rejoicing! I am a coward, but I would face that peril any day! Thanks for your reaction to this classic, Biss! I was so excited to see that you were reacting to this movie! Awesome!

[@politirel2]

It was done on a budget, most of the castle scenes were done in one castle, Doune Castle, and horses were too expensive, so they used coconuts instead. It cost next to nothing to make, but it was a huge hit.

[@BissFlix]

Oh I see, thanks

[@michaeldavid6284]

Fantastic reaction, Bisscute, especially: 1. Naming the "budget horse". Perfect. They had a budget of one hundred thousand pounds for the entire film, so knew they couldn't afford actual horses. They couldn't ride, anyway. 2. Lancelot The Bloody. Lancelot The Wedding-Destroyer. You rock. 3. You can summon fireballs like Tim the Enchanter! Awesome!!!! 4. And the best wink at the camera since Marilyn Monroe. You are now offically the Best Reactor on KZbin. And you're not even nuclear. Cheers.

[@BissFlix]

Thank you so much

[@denisvulliez2064]

I remember watching the Monty Python episodes every Sunday. Their humor was so unique from everything else at the time..

[@DavetheGrue]

We know Arthur and knights are actually innocent of the murder, because it was committed by a man on a real horse.

[@UnethicalLogic]

This group of comedians, known as Monty Python, are graduates of Oxford and Cambridge Universities. It may not look it but this was highbrow humor in the lowest brow form. They had a very successful skit show with the BBC back in the late '70s early '80s. It was called Monty Python's flying circus. It was home to such famous skits such as, the dead parrot, the Spanish Inquisition, lumberjack song, and a whole lot more.

[@BissFlix]

Thanks for the info

[@Scyth0r]

The origin of the phrase 'nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! '

[@hawkmaster381]

You're right. Finding the perfect thing is considered a "Holy Grail". If a castle in the middle of nowhere, full of beautiful young nymphomaniacs isn't a Holy Grail, I never saw one. I wonder if that was the double meaning behind the grail beacon?

[@betsyduane3461]

There were 6 Python members, they all played multiple roles in all their movies and TV skits, including lots of women.

[@BissFlix]

Oh I see

[@estoy1001]

Eight if you count Carol Cleveland (Dingo & Zoot at Castle Anthrax) and Neil Innes (minstrel, et al.). Both worked on MPFC as well.

[@betsyduane3461]

@@estoy1001 They weren't Python members.

[@Stogie2112]

@@betsyduane3461 ... Carol Cleveland was certainly a member of Monty Python. She appeared in 30 of the 45 episodes in the TV series and in all four Monty Python movies. Cleveland and Neil Innes were presented as Associate Pythons at the official Monty Python 25th-anniversary celebrations held in Los Angeles in July 1994

[@betsyduane3461]

@@Stogie2112 No she wasn't. An associate is not a member.

[@positivelynegative9149]

5:57 Great job, Biss. I've never seen a reactor observe and verbalize the repression so keenly. 😃👍 🤣

[@DavetheGrue]

"Monty Python's Flying Circus" was a comedy TV show in Britain from 1969-74. The six names you didn't recognize wrote and performed everything, and after the show ended they made three movies starting with this one. I think it's definitely the best, but some will tell you the second, The Life of Brian, was. One member, John Cleese, later wrote A Fish Called Wanda, a great comedy.

[@bodan1196]

I fall in the group that prefere Brian over the Grail, on the whole. There are however sequences and details in the Grail that... well... are unsurpased as bits. What kind of swallow? Ni!

[@DavetheGrue]

Also it is worth mentioning that while Monty Python's combination of cerebral and silly humor was not hugely successful in its own time, they had an incredible influence on future comedians. It's not a coincidence it seemed a little like Hot Fuzz.

[@yellowblanka6058]

The ending is funny because there's a saying to "cop out" of something which means to avoid your responsibilities, so the ending with the cop stopping the filming is a LITERAL "cop out", lol.

[@gelsol]

You acknowledged the woman beating the cat and I thank you for that.

[@BissFlix]

Haha thanks for watching

[@IDLERACER]

😎👍 If it's of interest, the animator who had a heart attack (Terry Gilliam) is the same guy who's banging the coconuts together at the beginning of the film. 😜

[@BissFlix]

Oh interesting

[@doorofnight87]

The key to Monty Python is that the six of them (who portray the majority of characters) are all very intelligent, very well educated, but the main goal of their comedy was to be silly. Really enjoyed your reaction!

[@Dogerain]

This is one of the best reactions to this movie I've seen lmaoooo, I loved all your one liner comments, they were so on point haha

[@michaelaustin9705]

This is the best reaction I have ever seen to this movie - thank you for reliving it with us!

[@DarraghC]

Great reaction :) so glad you enjoyed this. You have a great sense of humour!!

[@kennywilkus1632]

One of my favorite movies. Interesting facts, they used coconuts because they couldn’t afford horses. It was made in 1975. The movie was funded by bands like Led Zeppelin and Genesis. All the chainmail was actually woven wool, it was damp and the wool was wet and heavy, they were miserable. Also, a newt is a small amphibious lizard. 🦎 A shrubbery is a small bush. Tim the Enchanter was suppose to have a really long weird name but John Cleese could remember it, so he said Tim, they left it in the movie. I hope you do The Life of Brian next!!! Great job Biss!!

[@jb888888888]

Interesting fact, every time a KZbinr posts a "...reacts to Holy Grail" video someone comes into the comments to point out that Tim's name wasn't originally Tim but John Cleese couldn't remember the name during that take, even though that's not true. Tim's name was Tim in the script.

[@Drew_73]

I was very surprised she actually liked this. However she has on occasion, demonstrated, she in fact does have the sense of humor of a 12 year old boy!

[@kosh6612]

the Black Knight battle - Never give up, never surrender!" . killed me with the Galaxy Quest reference. This scene is forever changed! lol

[@agentsmith2378]

Funny to see young person watch this film i grew up watching Monty Python in the UK and still luv it, great vid Biss❤

[@dan_hitchman007]

A newt is a small salamander.

[@RobertHoward-d8g]

I didn't realise I looked like a salamander!

[@eisco]

@@RobertHoward-d8g he got better 🤷‍♂️

[@RobertHoward-d8g]

@@eisco Better than what?

[@epa316]

6:26 women cannot understand how badly that hurts 😵

[@eisco]

“I usually have a strange relationship with comedies” … Monty Python mode *ON* 😂

[@woeshaling6421]

Of all the Python movies, this one is the most influential on my sense of humor

[@BissFlix]

Thanks for watching

[@ThistleAndSea]

Fun one, Biss! Thanks for sharing it!

[@BissFlix]

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it

[@philipstoddard1502]

Britts making fun of themselves is priceless and timeless. My French relatives start quoting lines from the French knight whenever I get together with them.

[@jimglenn6972]

I first saw this film in Paris in 1978. Half the audience was French and half English-speaking so when the “French” soldier said “Fechez-la vache” the French people were completely puzzled. The rest of us burst out laughing.

[@philipstoddard1502]

@@jimglenn6972 I believe the phrase used is "Cherchez la vache", which means "look for the cow".

[@jimglenn6972]

@ Yes, I speak French but they are saying “fetchez-la vache” where the verb is English. The French people couldn’t understand it.

[@philipstoddard1502]

@@jimglenn6972 You are correct about the phrase used. I'm going to spend the rest of the day watching "misheard lyrics".

[@waynebenedict5785]

What is the airspeed velocity of a unladen Swallow? You have to know these things when you are King, lol!

[@BissFlix]

hahaha

[@ianh8039]

This might well be the ultimate favorite reaction video!! A GREAT MOVIE!!!

[@BissFlix]

Wow, thanks

[@pedanticperson1149]

The repeated "Is that a moose?" was both hilarious & adorable 😉

[@vopy48]

Yes, even though moose's leg looks Very different from the one... 😅

[@Zectorman]

so happy you enjoyed this so much. Clever comedy for clever people.

[@BissFlix]

Glad you enjoyed it too

[@vopy48]

3/5 ain't in my books/films "enjoyed this so much" though. ;-) :-D

[@sigzil1985]

This movie only makes sense if you think about it like a bunch of friends LARPing as King Arthur and his knights and the movie being about that, rather than being about King Arthur.

[@BissFlix]

Gotcha

[@Quetzietse]

I love that you cuaght the shield being an 'offensive weapon that is' thre at the end! Most people completely miss that joke, and it is one of my favorites.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

4:25 Pope Gregory IX, the 178th pope of the Catholic Church from 1227 to 1241, is often remembered for issuing a Papal Bull declaring that cats bore Satan’s spirit, which subsequently led to huge numbers of cats being killed throughout Europe. The mass extermination of the continent’s felines is considered an indirect cause of the Bubonic plague spread by fleas on rats, which would otherwise have been hunted by the dead cats. Beyond that poor decision, Gregory was characterised as being quick to anger and having a “harsh personality”.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

You’re too adorable for words. Stop having so much personality. 😳😳😳😳😳😆😆😆😆

[@BissFlix]

Not sure if thats a compliment or insult

[@ernesthakey3396]

​@@BissFlix I think it was an attempt at a clever compliment. 🙂

[@kylemacdougall8355]

Old movies aren't misogynistic. Just because something doesn't follow the politically correct standards of 2024 doesn't make it hateful.

[@trevorchard6368]

One of my favorite movies

[@BissFlix]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@huwgriffith1138]

It's fun listening to you laugh at this classic UK comedy

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Biss this movie is epic. The Black Knight sequence is exactly what it feels like to argue on the internet. Weird historical references with the french scene: dead livestock as ammunition was done to spread disease, but the live animals is a joke. 'Your mother was a hamster' - Hamsters have a lot of children, basically calling her a slut. 'Your father smelt of elderberries' - Elderberries make wine, calling him a drunk. Keep up the good work.

[@rimasmuliolis1136]

Biss, your sadness when the minstrel was eaten made me laugh louder than the film ever did. Love you!

[@BissFlix]

Haha glad you enjoyed it

[@ReeveAers-rg6gx]

thank you patreon for this pick! well done!

[@BissFlix]

I’ll pass the thanks along

[@ReeveAers-rg6gx]

@@BissFlix a moose once bit my sister

[@maggedo-x1s]

"Holy Grail, Batman! Biss's watchin' this Monty ;Python epic film!" 📺👀👍 "Fiiinally, Robin!": Adam West's Batman!

[@BissFlix]

Hope you enjoyed

[@nicholasrobinson3615]

Your english is really outstanding. I've been subscribed for awhile and your knowledge of popular culture and all kinds of synonyms is impressive. As a non native english speaker I hope you're proud of the dedication you've put into mastering the language

[@dylancooper3690]

Monty Python's The Meaning of Life is hilarious.

[@DannyD714]

monty python were masters of the "running gag". things like the swallows carrying coconuts, the cats being beaten,saying 5 instead of 3, being dead (but not really dead) get funnier each time they recur. i loved it when you said, "i'd like to have someone behind me singing things that i do". really fun reaction.

[@KingReese9k]

83k on the way lets gooo😁great video Biss you know I love a good comedy movie thank you❤

[@BissFlix]

Thank you so much

[@vopy48]

In my books/films rating 3 out of 5 ain't yet lovin sumthin... 😅😂😊

[@RP_Williams]

Haha The boys in Python get funnier over time the more you think about them, and the same joke repeats in your head (eg. "it's only a flesh wound!).

[@herrzimm]

What makes Monty Python comedy work so well is that it is the completely "irrelevant injection" (comments from the backseats) comments that come out of nowhere, and yet at the same time actually fit the character being portrayed, while adding a dash of "visual humor" that distracts you just enough to lose track of the dialog, only to have the characters KNOW that you just got distracted by the visuals going on and takes the interaction into a new direction. Because of this the audience sometimes find it "too distracting" and not funny, but those who GET it and understand the comedy STRUCTURE find it a complete laugh-riot. And while it CAN be a little "hit/miss" overall ... when it hits, it hits HARD and even when it misses, it isn't annoying...just indifferent.

[@bigtex741]

Love watching your reactions.

[@BissFlix]

Glad you did

[@WiseJoeGaming]

Great reaction! This movie led me to your channel. I always watch a Quest for the Holy Grail reaction. And yours was fantastic!

[@jrcynwa9989]

Well done that's all I have to say well done 👏👏

[@VonBlade]

2:52 "Who needs eyes anyway" made me spit out my coffee. Amazing.

[@TheJoyfulOwl-qg1yr]

Thank you very much for posting the site for the music.

[@BissFlix]

No problem

[@arwelp]

When the witch says “It’s a fair cop”, when she weighs the same as the duck, she’s admitting that she really is a witch.

[@McBeelzebub]

“This IS the grail!” Lol

[@JayPadrig]

You seem to be getting everything very well- better than most English speaking viewers who have difficulty with British humor

[@BissFlix]

Thank you

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

I'll never forget being exposed to Monty Python's Flying Circus as a kid. It's the show the got me hooked on British comedies and dramas.

[@buning_sensations5437]

Best Holy Grail reaction, even though you didn't know what a shrubbery was. I'm Italian, so yes, rabbit stew with polenta.

[@Gnomojo]

I don’t know if it’s lost in translation but Biss is equally the smartest reactor I’ve watched and also the most childlike. This isn’t a slight. We love it.

[@UncleQue]

It’s fun watching Biss when she is in a silly mood. Also very singy in this one and a laughing and singing Bisscute is lots of fun. Thanks Biss.

[@TSIRKLAND]

A "shrubbery" is a bush. A low plant sort of thing. Often shortened to "shrub." The shot of the animator having a fatal heart attack was in a fact shot of Terry Gilliam, who was the animator for Monty Python. (He also played Patsy the original coconut guy, as well as the Bridge Guardian, among others.)

[@MantisEnergy]

" 'Ere. 'E says 'e's not dead." A perfect example of postwar British comedy writing, the surreal irony of Spike Milligan that has been part of the fabric of British comedy ever since.

[@Stogie2112]

SIGH.....My life is now complete. Biss has experienced Monty Python..... 😆😆😆

[@BissFlix]

haha, tthanks for watching

[@Bunny_Aoife]

i love this movie so much, can't wait to see your reaction... Dennis is my favourite.

[@joemaxwell3902]

"You know it's real when the morning star comes out". Truer words were never spoken 🤗💖

[@BissFlix]

haha glad you liked it

[@joemaxwell3902]

@@BissFlix Loved it! Your reaction to this movie is easily the best on KZbin. You just accepted the absurdities and kept right on rolling!

[@JustDave59]

So glad to see you react to this, Biss! When I first saw this film in the theater many years ago, I actually fell out of my seat laughing at the scene with the Black Knight... "It's a flesh wound!" 🤣 Keep up the great work! ... and oh yes, a newt is a type of salamander. (+1)

[@BissFlix]

Glad you liked this

[@jkpole]

I LOVE your AMAZING reaction

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Miss Biss!😊You did notice that one of the main actors was also one of the three headed knights. The main cast actually played many of the other parts in the film, including the Frenchman at the castle. Great reactions to this classic comedy that was ahead of its time, MB!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@charlottec4086]

You did amazingly well understanding so much, given that yes there is a lot which is even difficult for some native English speakers to catch (especially Americans), at least on the first viewing. There's a lot of depth to the jokes, but it can also be watched and enjoyed at the surface level just for the silliness. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@BissFlix]

Thank you

[@VincentVega--XD]

Yay finally MPAHG. Thank you Biss. Hope you enjoy, you either will like it or hate it.

[@jammers1967]

Yes!!!! I’m so happy you watched this… I had a real bucket list destination that I realized in 2012 when I traveled to Scotland (I have family there) and walked around Castle Doune where they filmed the movie

[@BissFlix]

Thanks for watching the reaction

[@scottzellin722]

You really went into this movie with the right attitude. I really enjoyed it.

[@BissFlix]

Happy you enjoyed it

[@greggwilliamson]

"A real horse, uh, Franks gone." I lost it.

[@martinwhite3559]

Monty Python are British Comedy royalty. Holy Grail is one of the most quoted movies of all time. Life of Brian is considered their best movie. It was funded by George Harrison from The Beatles. There is also a TV comedy skit show. This is why their movies sometimes feel like a bunch of comedy skits put together. This is most apparent in their movie The Meaning of Life. It is my favourite of their movies. John Clesse made one of my fav TV shows Fawlty Towers and my fav comedy movie A Fish Called Wanda. A Fish Called Wanda is a must react. It is a mix of British and American actors.

[@DarkPaladin24]

The black knight scene will always be my favorite part. Marvel Strike Force has a Black Knight character and the names of his attacks are basically quotes from this movie.