Reacting to Monty Python and the Holy Grail - FIRST TIME WATCHING (Warning: I laughed hard)

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[@kingbeauregard]

It took me many MANY years to realize that, when the French guys call them "cuh-niggets", they're saying "knights" but pronouncing every letter.

[@thomasflynn5366]

Me too. I felt pretty stupid when I figured it out LOL

[@Horus175]

It took me many years to realize the joke of the ending is that it is a literal "cop out".

[@sethmiller2532]

The ending is also a reference to a common scene ending they used in their shows before they made a movie.

[@Lexyvil]

I did not realize until this comment. That is amazing hahas.

[@rickytimmons5294]

Omg ..I had NO idea what they meant by that .. And I’ve watched this movie 100 times

[@sitbone3]

I went to the first screening of this movie in Los Angeles. Walking through the lobby into the theater, everyone was given a coconut. Nobody knew why until that first scene

[@Micolash_is_behind_you]

lmfao!

[@thomaswilliamson298]

I envy you!

[@kingscorpion7346]

do you still have that coconut? that would have been awesome!

[@danielwhyatt3278]

OMG that is just brilliant. Must’ve been so much fun back then.

[@antsmasherjack]

I could imagine after the screening, everybody in lobby used the coconuts to pretend like they're riding horses.

[@tiger1chu]

"Who the hell wrote the script?" The actors

[@matthewkreps3352]

And directed by the guy playing Arthur and (either Bedivere or Galahad)

[@chefren77]

@@matthewkreps3352 Direction was by Terry Gilliam (the animator and Patsy for example) and Terry Jones (Bedevere). Apparently a lot of chaos ensued in the production with two directors, both called Terry. Gilliam has of course directed many fine movies after that. Jones for example directed Erik the Viking and wrote the screenplay for Labyrinth and written/presented numerous history documentary mini-series for the BBC. Jones sadly passed away earlier this year.

[@Allexstrasza]

Monty Python was a bunch of writers so they're not specifically actors

[@speakstheobvious5769]

and it was financed by Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. This is why they did the "cop out" at the end. The bands could only give so much money.

[@michaelmay5453]

The very, very drunk actors, over time...

[@morlokkurak4763]

"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries." I use that insult all the time, on everybody. Especially politicians.

[@C_Dunham]

lol me too!

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

SHE TURNED ME INTO A NEWT!...but I got better.

[@Rallarbusen]

That's Giuliani in court right now.

[@dabegmister]

Best line of the movie

[@Maclunkey.]

I read that the recurring police gag culminating at the end is a play on the term "cop out" as in to avoid doing something, in this case; an ending

[@michaelbastraw1493]

The TV show is notorious for ending skits abruptly when they lacked a decent capper. Usually with Graham Chapman breaking into the scene as an army officer, proclaiming that the sketch was silly. Best. Leo.

[@douglascampbell9809]

@@michaelbastraw1493 Alright, Stop that. It's silly.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

There are people who hate this ending because it's a cop out, completely forgetting this is a Monty Python movie.

[@SuddenReal]

@@michaelbastraw1493 That's actually one of the reasons why they started Monty Python. All of them had seen amazing sketches that were funnier than the punchline, so they decided to neglect the punchline and just transition into the next sketch.

[@craigwheller]

they had also run out of money

[@thegorn68]

It always makes me laugh. The look of horror on Michael Palin's face when he realizes he said Lancelot's favorite color, "blue", instead of his own. LOL!

[@EternalVirgin]

That's just Galahad trying to avoid being similar to his dad, he's at that rebellious phase.

[@Iceman-135]

Fun fact: when that guy said it's only a model, it actually was a model XD and they couldn't afford horses for this film so they improvised and used coconuts to sound like horses walking. There are a lot of funny facts about this film and how they made things work.

[@michaelbastraw1493]

If nothing else, they discovered that two directors was a bad idea. Best. Leo.

[@danilooliveira6580]

all the budget went to pyrotechnics

[@derworfnet]

Another fun fact: The only actor who actually more chain mail in this movie was Graham Chapman (King Arthur), everyone else wore wool sweaters painted grey - also for budgetary reasons. And as far as I know, these were very uncomfortable to wear, given the wet and soggy conditions they mostly filmed under :D

[@josh420masterB]

Also this film was mostly financed by English bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and Genesis, as film studios had refused to fund it and rock stars saw it as a "good tax write-off" due to UK income tax being as high as 90% at the time.

[@ArSaSixNine]

Like Tims name xD

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

“Go away or I shall insult you a second time”

[@DavidB-2268]

"taunt you a second time"

[@nickthedreamer4434]

"I haven't seen any moose yet." That caught me so off guard that I got the biggest laughing fit I've had in ages. That was too pure of a sentence. Instant subscription.

[@epa316]

If anyone doesn’t like her laugh, then they’re wrong.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

I like her laugh and everything else too :)

[@CristianAcosta-uf9ig]

@@tsogobauggi8721 i agree i like everything from her 😬

[@captin3149]

How can anyone be so adorable?

[@epa316]

@@captin3149 That's just the way I am, thanks! 🤣

[@SebHaarfagre]

? Where did that come from :p Also, I like laughs based on context, not sound, generally speaking 😃 I get happy when other people are happy.

[@robbfour5882]

The coconuts / horse thing was because the movie was so low budget they couldn’t afford horses. One of the guys came up with the coconut gag instead.

[@DavidB-2268]

Coconuts have been used to simulate horses in radio and movie/TV since the beginning. In this case they decided to just go with it anyway.

[@robertpettersen3577]

Next Python has to be Life of Brian. Always look on the bright side of life!

[@satinbarbi]

Follow the gourd!

[@ronweber1402]

@@satinbarbi No! The shoe! We must follow the shoe and then gather shoes together.

[@jefffiore7869]

Brian opens a window, MESSIAH!!

[@satinbarbi]

@@ronweber1402 Blasphemer! Shoeist! Only the holy gourd of Jerusalem can help us understand Bwians will.

[@danielbautista9062]

Biggus... Dickus..

[@LGuiilhermee]

"You can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you! I mean, if I went around, saying I was an emperor just because some moistened bint had lobbed a scimitar at me, they'd put me away!" Gotta love Denis!

[@lewisvilletexas]

Classic

[@djscottdog1]

Its the vilence inherent in the system.

[@morlokkurak4763]

"Help, help. I'm being repressed." "Bloody peasant!" "Ooo, what a giveaway. That's what I'm on about."

[@JFrazer4303]

"Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords 2024!"

[@paulcarroll7061]

I remember sitting around in college, in the 1970s, laughing our asses off recalling this film and all it's crazy funny one liners. "Strange women, lying around in ponds, handing out swords is no basis for a form of government"! It's funnier talking about it, than actually watching it. So Great!

[@Quetzietse]

Just in case you ever need to cross the bridge of doom, the capital of Assyria is also a trick question, there have been multiple capitals of Assyria in the long history of the empire, but the empire was named after the first capital, Assur. Nineve was the capital in the later period.

[@dunringill1747]

The Python crew are all knowledgeable & intelligent people. They wove their knowledge into their comedy skits. Terry Jones (RIP) was considered a prominent and respectable historian even among the professional historians. Graham Chapman (RIP) earned a medical doctor degree and could have opened an MD practice if he had chosen to.

[@BobLbrmn]

When I played the Montry Python and the Holy Grail CD-ROM game, it forces you to answer a LOT of questions at the start, all but one of which are nonsense. The one question that affects your ability to complete the game is "What is the capital of Assyria," and you apparently must correctly answer "Nineveh."

[@Hiraghm]

seriously, every time he asks that question (every time I re-watch the movie) I ALWAYS say, "Assurbanipal"... I have absolutely no idea why, or if it was ever the right answer. But it just popped in my head and the association is now stuck there.

[@PoetDreamer]

However,the King was right..the answers was really five 😄

[@Quetzietse]

@@Hiraghm Assurbanipal was the last 'great' King of the Nineveh based Neo-Assyrian empire, before it's decline.

[@danielcopeland3544]

I love how nearly every joke in the movie is about the same thing -- the pointlessness of violence. If you watch _Monty Python and the Life of Brian,_ there the jokes are all about thinking for yourself and not getting swayed by authorities or mobs. And then there's _The Meaning of Life,_ where it's about how human bodies and body functions are always there no matter how hard people try to be dignified, and it gets a bit gross on more than one occasion.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Some people live their lives in the pursuit of any excuse to get blood on their hands and hurt someone, even when they feel it's justified. It says far more about them than their motives. I've met many a bloodthirsty thug

[@Hiraghm]

Just... ree... member that we standing on a planet.... 🎶

[@danielcopeland3544]

@@Hiraghm Yes, and you remember the graphic from the instrumental break part of that song, don't you? (So can we 'ave your liver then?)

[@IrishElf]

Every sperm is sacred lol

[@elbruces]

"I haven't seen a moose yet" - it's after the end-credits.

[@herbyragan7801]

That you started laughing with the credits, which many reactors miss got me on board.

[@brianmcgarry1632]

Yeah most get there once the people responsible were fired but duaffy was there from the start. Great reaction.

[@warmongerel9743]

The text message notification on my phone is the arrow thunking into Concorde and him saying "Message for you sir!". My ringtone is the monks chanting and hitting themselves in the head with a board. Everything that Monty Python did was pure genius.

[@Greenwood4727]

Mr creosote sketch in the meaning of LiFF.. E.. was too much for me

[@Hiraghm]

Now I'm thinking of making myself a ringtone out of the scene at castle anthrax... lots of good clips there...

[@jean-marclariviere7618]

Please Please Please, watch Monty Python "The Life of Brian"....

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

No 'the' in the title.

[@Mike_Sierra_2711]

You have to!

[@dylanbriggs6687]

Yes it's so good

[@BuzryHaproMandalorianHunter]

If she liked Holy Grail she’ll love that!

[@p5u1k]

The best Christmas Movie.

[@jeandoten1510]

I'm so glad that you appreciate the wacky humor of this movie! I saw it in theaters at the same time I was taking classes in medieval literature and history---and some of the more gorey, scatalogical and oddball moments are completely historically accurate! I can give you the sources! These guys were not just amazingly funny comedians, they also know a lot of obscure stuff.

[@cesarag0723]

You’ve got an incredible laugh and sense of humor. Don’t ever hold it back, I love it!

[@trblack7776]

I keep coming back for the adorable, heartfelt reactions that Duaffy shares with her followers. Hope she does the other Monty Python movies.

[@CozNothingIsForever]

agreed

[@monsterlair]

"You cheesy lot of second hand electric donkey-bottom biters!" Always new things to discover in this movie 🤣🤣🤣

[@lonestar6709]

_"Your mother was a Hamster. And your father smelt of elderberries!"_ Hamster is a fast breeding rodent. basically saying that his mother is very sexually active. And elderberries were used for many fermenting drinks. Basically saying his father was a drunk. There's always something behind what Monty python are saying.

[@SebHaarfagre]

The French insults in this movie are so fantastic. They're "designed" as insults that actually seem very lame and soft, but get worse and worse the more you look into them and actually think about it, which makes them fantastic 😂 Also... _"I fart in your general direction!"_ 😂

[@brianmcgarry1632]

Meaning you're that insignificant I can't even be bothered to aim properly lol

[@ftumschk]

There seems to be an urban myth that those lines are full of meaning, but it's more likely they're just surreal insults with no hidden meaning at all. If they wanted to make out that Arthur's mother was promiscuous, then they'd have used the usual "rabbit" analogy, as in "she breeds like a rabbit" (I've never heard "hamster" being used in the same context). Elderberries are used to make the rather pleasant elderberry wine, which is associated with things like the Womens' Institute and church fêtes. They're also be used to make elderberry syrup, elderberry pies and tarts, so they're not exclusively associated with alcohol, let alone alcoholism. As it is, "hamster... elderberries" is in the same ballpark as "empty-headed animal food-trough wiper", "illegitimate-faced bugger-pope" and "I burst my pimples at you"... it's just straightforward silliness.

[@SebHaarfagre]

@@ftumschk Well the over-analyzing brings it full circle, and I'll reply with that this is just the instinct of people having done comedy their whole life :D (And we can start the analytical circle over again :p If you get me)

[@ftumschk]

@@SebHaarfagre If elderberries/hamster has any deeper "meaning", maybe someone will analyze "empty-headed animal food-trough wiper" and "second-hand electric donkey bottom biters" etc, and report back when they've found something :)

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

"I warned you, but did you listen to me? Oooh no, you know it all doesn't ya? Oh, it's just a little harmless bunny isn't it? It's always the same, I always tell them, do they listen to me..." "Oh, shut up!" "Chaaaaaarge!!" ... "Run awaaaay, run awaaay, run awaaay, run awaay!" I love this movie so much lol

[@3xPin]

Why wouldn’t someone like your laugh? It’s great! And hearing laughter is a sign of joy! I’m glad you enjoyed the movie! I love watching people react to it!

[@noneofyourfckingbusiness8302]

I'm glad you were able to enjoy it! British humor can be a little confusing, especially Monty Python.

[@citisoccer]

You mean Monty Fython? Lol

[@victorsixtythree]

1:15 - OMG - you're laughing THAT much at the opening subtitles? This is gonna be fun....

[@RoccondilRinon]

I completely lost it at “I still haven’t seen any moose yet.”

[@jasondecharleroy4161]

I was also disappointed at the lack of mooseness in that film

[@JuandeFucaU]

I'd like to see that as the tag line for the sequel/reboot..... HOLY GRAIL 2: “I still haven’t seen any moose yet."

[@nickthedreamer4434]

I think that was my favorite part of the entire reaction!!

[@jasondecharleroy4161]

@@JuandeFucaU Go for broke; ... T-shirt

[@darrenl3289]

video title should be Monty Python also also wik Duaffy giggling

[@TwilightLink77]

XD

[@OnePieceTheorist]

You should react to Naked Gun and Airplane. One of the best slapstick comedies ever,and maybe even best comedies ever.

[@cheeseburger12]

Shirly, you can't be serious!

[@OnePieceTheorist]

@@cheeseburger12 i am serious and dont call me Shirly

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

"Top Secret!" is the best of them, IMO.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

Also Hot Shots and Loaded Weapon 1. Edit: Yes, and Top Secret, too, with Val Kilmer. Love that movie.

[@cheeseburger12]

@@MeanMrMustard1 Loaded Weapon 1 is very underrated. But she might want to watch the Lethal Weapon movies first

[@thomasharris4942]

You are the first and only reactor to understand the silly subtlety of the intro scenes. "A moose once bit my sister."

[@insaneweasel1]

Whats the reference?

[@thomasharris4942]

It's in the subtitles in the opening credits.

[@Hiraghm]

Do you _really_ blame it, though?

[@geminicricket4975]

I haven't laughed this hard at Monty Python in ages and all because Duaffy was laughing so hard. :D Thanks for that Ms. D. And, yea, if you haven't figured it out yet, Monty Python can be a bit absurd. Others have suggested comedies to watch, let me add a few more that, like Monty Python are quite absurd, in varying degrees. * To Be or Not to Be (Jack Benny or Mel Brooks version, both are excellent.) * Raising Arizona * Texas Across the River * Bringing up Baby * Support Your Local Sheriff (or even Support Your Local Gunfighter)

[@jeandoten1510]

Good ideas, but please watch the original Jack Benny and Carol Lombard version of To Be Or Not To Be--mel Brooks is much, much better in Blazing Saddles, The Producers or Historyof the World Part I

[@trolleyfan]

I survived High School watching "Monty Python's Flying Circus" on TV. A lot of the skits from there are classics, and Python really did change comedy.

[@chaospoet]

This movie never gets old. Your reaction to this was perfect.

[@Ambaryerno]

"This is madness." Welcome to Monty Python. The Lancelot scene shows just how good the research by the Pythons was. Lancelot was actually known for entering berserk rages. It's what led to his conflict with Gawain (he accidentally killed a close relation of Gawain when he lost control during battle).

[@DavidGarcia-kw4sf]

Note: The Monty Python comedy group had a weekly show on the BBC back in the 70s. Just for fun, look up "The Ministry of Silly Walks."

[@suficer7827]

Have to say the argument scene has to beat that one.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

@@suficer7827 Arguement clinic! Excellent!

[@TheShockninja]

No it isn't

[@tonymoruzzi]

The argument is brilliant, but the accountant sketch is one of my favourites

[@QuayNemSorr]

Already dead from laughing just from the beginning subtitles. That is how it's done!

[@MysterClark]

I kept hearing about this one for a while before I finally saw it in high school (back in the 90's) and I'm so glad I did. I watched it constantly and was able to join in on quoting it at school with the other kids. I was never going to be cool so I might as well be someone who knows who the Knights Who Say Ni are. :P

[@C_Dunham]

your cool bro, dont put any bumperstickers on your car that have monty python quotes

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

Life of Brian is better but he's a very naughty boy. Intermissions used to be a real thing during movies by the way, they were for the projectionist to change the reel.

[@ElliotNesterman]

That was really only in the very early days, before multiple projector systems were invented. More recently movies would have intermissions if they were very long, say more than three hours. Gone With the Wind (1939) running 3 hours 58 minutes had an intermission, as did Lawrence of Arabia (1962) running 3 hours 48 minutes, and Doctor Zhivago (1965) running 3 hours 17 minutes. Once upon a time studios had the decency not to expect an audience to sit through a four hour film non-stop.

[@ScreamingScallop]

@@ElliotNesterman The last time I saw a movie that had an intermission break, it was _Star Trek: The Motion Picture_ (1979), smack in the middle of that interminable "Tour of V'Ger" sequence. The theatrical run was only two hours and twenty-five minutes but they managed to make it seem much, much longer.

[@ElliotNesterman]

@@ScreamingScallop Ah, yes. Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Eagerly anticipated, sadly disappointing.

[@Yggdrasil42]

@@ElliotNesterman Intermission were also used to sell more food and drinks at the bar. We still have intermissions in some cinemas. Not in their premium Dolby Digital rooms but in the cheaper ones.

[@kellymoses8566]

@@ScreamingScallop that movie must be watched at 1.5x speed.

[@Hiraghm]

Duaffy: "But you're in different timelines!" Me: "Welcome to the MCU... "

[@darrylcarden1851]

Since you like comedy you should react to the Mel Brooks movie “Spaceballs” if you haven’t seen it. Think you’d enjoy and would go well with the “Star Wars” reactions. 👍🏻

[@walter1383]

Don't forget his other works, Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

@@walter1383 And Robin Hood: Men in Tights. Even the others are good.

[@HideousConformity]

@@walter1383 High Anxiety was pretty good too iirc.

[@Kaylakaze]

I like History of the World Part 1 the best

[@timstackii]

Tim the Enchanter originally had a long wizard like name, but when filming the scene, John Cleese forgot the name and improvised "They call me ... ... Tim." ... and they liked it better that way and they kept that line instead.

[@bpora01]

Elvis Presley was a huge fan. He watched the movie with his friends in his private home theater and quoted lines from the movie to them afterwards.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

Elvis was the first hot nerd.

[@JuandeFucaU]

@@MeanMrMustard1 Elvis died doing a hot turd.

[@gru-ninja]

Warning: Your laugh is infectious. And watching this was worth it.

[@djcowell91]

Oh, thank you. That was so fun watching someone see this for the first time and properly enjoy it. I hope you enjoy quoting it for the rest of your life like me and so many of my friends.

[@atrevino90]

I knew you would love it! It is a very random humor but I love it! There is a fun fact of a scene you did not add here but when the wizard with the horn introduces himself as.... Tim...? He was supposed to say a very long random name but the actor simply forgot and said that instead and they left it in the movie 😂 Thanks for the upload again! There is still not one reaction of you I have not enjoyed! You truly are my favorite one by far!

[@Temujin1206]

"This is insanity. I love it!!" Basically Monty Python in a nutshell.

[@meccevil321]

The coconut joke was born out of a necessity. The budget was too low to get real horses. Now it is one of the most iconic things about the movie. In Germany the title of the movie even is "Ritter der Kokusnuss" (Knights of the Coconut)

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

I think Monty Python broke Duaffy ... an we’re only 2 mins into the video

[@ZUGTFO]

Now for Christmas. Watch MONTY PYTHON'S LIFE OF BRIAN! 😎😍😝🤣

[@SvenTviking]

“WHAT ARE YOU DOING NOW?!?” “I’m averting mine eyes, oh Lord.” WELL DON’T!!!!”

[@jameshowe2348]

I love how you have a different lingual background but yet pick up all the language hints and jokes it’s very impressive

[@nathanisaac8172]

The ending was literally a "cop-out"

[@trblack7776]

Glad the crazy random humor of Monty Python could brighten your day. I love watching you laugh, and I hope you will react to the other Monty Python movies: "And Now For Something Completely Different"; "Life of Brian"; and "The Meaning of Life".

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

Also "Live at the Hollywood Bowl," if she has access to it.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

And the Flying Circus TV show.

[@orthochronicity6428]

I'm sooooo happy you watched the opening credits! Far too many people skip them thinking its just an annoying thing old movies do.

[@robbfour5882]

Monty Python’s Flying Circus was a British sketch comedy group that had their own tv show on the BBC. This movie was really just a collection of comedy skits rather than a serious plot.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

And a big inspiration for Saturday Night Live.

[@sntxrrr]

Next up: Life of Brian! The other Monty Python classic.

[@Allexstrasza]

There's so many legendary scenes in this movie, but the one line that makes me laugh the most is from the wizard Tim scene "what an eccentric performance"

[@untunedguitar45]

Imagine if she had a copy that played the opening of “Dentist On The Job“ before the movie by mistake

[@charlesanderson2213]

I had totaly forgotten that played with the film. Thanks for reminding me.

[@Rhaenarys]

I honestly love it when people focus so much on the opening subtitles, it is one of my favorite parts of the whole film! 🤣😂🤣

[@a.g.marshall2191]

Help! I'm being repressed by Duaffy's laughter!

[@princeoftonga]

Ah now you see the violence inherent in the system!

[@susanmaggiora4800]

princeoftonga Come see the violence inherent in the system!

[@SamuelBlack84]

@@susanmaggiora4800 You saw it, didn't you?!

[@dogstar75]

The guy with the funny face and the coconuts is movie director Terry Gilliam. He started his career as an animator and provided the animated segments of the original Monty Python television series before performing in front of the camera. Later, he turned to directing and was the director for 'Time Bandits', 'Brazil', 'Baron Munchausen', 'The Fisher King', '12 Monkeys' and 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'

[@simondawe8774]

You should check out Life of Brian (you have a cute laugh by the way)

[@Area51byDaveReale]

Just came home from a hard day at work, it`s a grey and gloomy day here in New York State. But I found this video you did of one of my favorite movies and within a minute I was happy. You`re laughter and joy did so much to help my heart. Thank you. :)

[@MagetaTheLionHeart]

Welcome to the guys who rewrote the rules of comedy.

[@Greenwood4727]

the goon show also helped create that sort of insanity.. if you can listen to some of those episodes they are just as anarchic

[@sammylane21]

Who is making fun of our kind hearted Duaffy's laughter!!??😡😠😡😠, they have a problem.

[@The_Kiosk]

Also you'll notice the place they are on the bridge before and after the intermission are the same. You get up to go to the restroom but before you get out of the theater hall the film resumes... And no time had elapsed in the story during the intermission. They also began the film in theaters with a fake "wrong film" skit so people would think they went to the wrong one.

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

i have seen the version were a different movie starts first. i too thought i was watching the wrong movie, even after checking the title i thought someone messed up and titled the video wrong. took me longer than i would care to admit until i realized what was happening.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

@@sam-psonsmith9951 You might be thinking of Meaning of Life, which has a short at the beginning, which ties into the main film later.

[@SuddenReal]

@@MeanMrMustard1 No, Quest starts with a different movie first. Something to do with dentists, I believe.

[@MeanMrMustard1]

@@SuddenReal is that a deleted scene or director's cut?

[@SuddenReal]

@@MeanMrMustard1 No idea, never saw it without that beginning.

[@craigmerryfull7704]

laughing is the most cathardic thing people can do. Its better than a cold beer after a long work day. Also your laugh works. When beautiful people have a quirk it makes them more relatable.

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

9:47: That's lag in real live. Dangerous and also powerful.

[@garybrockie6327]

The performers wrote the script. John Cleese Graham Chapman Terry Jones Michael Palin Eric Idle Terry Gilliam You must watch “Monty Python’s Life of Brian”. Oh my.

[@llocarydoline9738]

Whoah, my favourite reactor watching my favourite comedy, I feel doubly blessed, thank you lord, of course it was a good idea *slams plank of wood on his forehead*

[@FMAkers-jq2kh]

In 2005, they adapted this movie into a musical, MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT - and at the end of that show, they actually do find the grail, and it's just under someone's seat in the audience :)

[@lordmastersXXX]

Monty Python the Holy Grail is so brilliant and its Python as in the snake x

[@jackal59]

A fun fact: During the the "Constitutional Peasants" scene when Graham Chapman as Arthur is throttling Michael Palin as the peasant Denis, Palin had his right hand clutched at his waist because the fastener on his pants had given way and he didn't want to have to get back in the mud and re-do the take if they fell down. Also, and less amusingly, Chapman was shaking badly during the bridge scene--not because he was scared, as the others thought, but because he was drinking so heavily he was starting to have DTs. He did get sober after this film.

[@MichaelScheele]

In my opinion, "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," is Monty Python's best movie. I quote it regularly. It's the only way I can speak with a convincing British accent. LOL

[@MeanMrMustard1]

This is one of those rare opinions that's also a fact.

[@JuandeFucaU]

I blend easily into every group of Brits I'm with..... simply by yelling..... "come see the violence inherent in the system, help, help, I'm being repressed!"

[@MeanMrMustard1]

@@JuandeFucaU Until someone calls you a bloody peasant.

[@Pinkielover]

Her laughter makes her look even more beautiful ,, love Your channel by the way

[@victorsixtythree]

So...maybe try Monty Python's 'Life of Brian' next? I think you'll like it!

[@RH-xs8gz]

“How do you know he’s a king?” “He hasn’t got shit all over him.”

[@richard_luke]

Cómo va a haber alguien que no le agrade tu risa? Es adorable!

[@DuaffyMS]

Oii gracias 😊

[@razorcut5381]

Perfect to watch on 2021 new years eve. Gives hope for all the people that can be silly and find humor in the moments.

[@frankb3347]

If you enjoyed this you should check out the Life of Brian. Others in the same vein are Erik the Viking, Yellowbeard, Time Bandits, and the Adventures of Baron Munchausen.

[@mitchellong1328]

I've seen a few reactions to this now, this is the first one by someone not British where i've been like "She gets it"!

[@stevebennett9750]

A young person who got the movie. Most don't get the humor.

[@Itwasalwaysme_Noone]

Most don't get the humour.

[@keithfranklin214]

My kids grew up on it. When we had a minivan with a DVD player they would play it all the time. My wife never actually saw the movie until this past year. She always heard it from the front seat. Couple years back we were in Germany walking around a ruined castle and my kids and I automatically started using dialogue from Holy Grail. We cant help ourselves.

[@kevinhickey4889]

I think someone's on your lawn.

[@kennethlutze8798]

When this first came out their radio spot was "and now a message from the Queen" then one of the Python's came on all campy saying "well hello sailor..."

[@tomhernandez5267]

"Pie Jesu domine, dona eis requiem" Whack! My favourite reaction post to date! Please watch Life of Brian and Meaning of Life :)

[@Trowa71]

Damn most people don't keep up this well. Pretty densely packed humour and you caught most of it.

[@samboyer2460]

I'd love to see your reaction to "Life of Brian" by Monty Python it is very entertaining.

[@garibaldilebeau]

Something you probably didn’t know - the animator with the heart attack is Terry Gilliam, the same guy who played Patsy the horse

[@TexasAnlaShok]

It's Monty Python...you don't question how.

[@stevedavis5704]

Actually your laugh made me smile so I stuck around and signed up for more. Thanks for the laughs.

[@BeeDub57]

A pretty woman who loves Monty Python. Pretty much every geek's dream.

[@Blobby3822]

Indeed.

[@BeeDub57]

@DA BOUL BLACKLUNGZ Lots of undercover geeks out there.

[@thomasharris4942]

Monty Python was the comedy troupe that pretty much defined modern comedy--they were meta, political, smart, and also silly

[@mattrismatt]

_"This skit is getting entirely too silly!"_

[@metoo7557]

Lol it's Python, there's no "f" sound :)

[@beldin2987]

Yeah, also no H after the P. But for a moment i was really confused and wondered if i just never saw that in the last 40 years 😂🤣

[@JuandeFucaU]

whaf?

[@RastaSaiyaman]

It was this movie which made former Beatles lead guitarist George Harrison a fan of Monty Python, so much so that he formed his own movie company called "HandMade films" and produced the subsequent Monty Python movies "Life of Bryan" and "the meaning of life" and made a speaking cameo in the "Let it rot" Mockumentary of a band called The Rutles which were a Beatles spoof. After Harrison's death, Monty Python performed at the "Concert for George" tribute where they performed two songs "Sit on my face" where they mooned the audience and "The Lumberjack."

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

This is literally one of the most GENIUS comedy films ever made, it feels so stupid, but there are literal video essays breaking down the deeper meanings of this film.

[@whistler9788]

“Monty Fightin” that’s adorable 😂

[@pda3095]

One of my favourite movies of all time just got better watching you laughing😂 i would have loved to watch it with you, it would have taken ages due to rewinding🤣 You are a beautiful lady with a beautiful laugh, thankyou 🙏❤

[@poslednisoud]

Now I want to watch comedies only with you. Your laugh is adorable :D