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1st Time Watching "Monty Python's Life Of Brian" | MOVIE REVIEW

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Original Video: Life Of Brian 1979

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20 Comments

@mitchchandler2336 2 years ago

When monty python showed the studios the script they outright refused to fund it. Just so happened george Harrison was a massive fan of the holly grail and wanted to read the script and agreed to fund the whole movie the rest is history we have so much to thanks that man for!

@rogerdarbyshire5664 2 years ago

The guy in the crucifixion scene who just mumbles and then wanders away, is the Big Daddy of all British comedy, Spike Miĺigan. Without him, there'd probably be none of the comedy you react to. He was a WW2 vet, and a radio comedy writer in the post war years. A lot of his work is surreal as well as very funny. Try reading his war memoirs, which had me crying with laughter. The epitaph on his grave says it all. "I TOLD YOU IWAS ILL"

@chrispalmer7893 2 years ago

This film was banned in a Welsh town until decades later when their new mayor reversed the ban. That mayor was the actress who played Judith in this movie.

@JumboSeventyNine 2 years ago

Judith was played by Sue Jones-Davies. In 2008 she became mayor of Aberystwyth. For the previous 30 years the movie hadn't been shown there because it was believed to be banned. (Actually town councillors just thought it unacceptable to show due to the supposed blasphemy and nudity but didn't actually ban it). When she found out she managed to arrange a charity screening of it for the first time in decades attended by Michael Palin and Terry Jones.

@spoonunit03 2 years ago

Bizarrely, this movie gets more relevant as the years go by and the jokes seem funnier. :)

@djpj9174 2 years ago

So so far ahead of their time. British humour at its absolute best. There will never be anything like them again, ever.

@jamescallan1176 2 years ago

Love the way the Roman soldier corrected his work. Latin was taught like this.

@barneyrubble9309 2 years ago

THE most complete comedy film ever made. Not a single wasted gag and every one is spot on.
Will never be a comedy film like it again.

@Kestrel1971 2 years ago

In 1982, when the HMS Sheffield was sunk in the Falklands War, the crew sang, "Always look on the bright side of life" while waiting to be rescued.

@red-stapler574 2 years ago

FYI: John Cleese was actually a Latin teacher.

@tonygriffin_ 2 years ago (edited)

THE funniest film ever made. Also the most truthful about how religions begin, have schisms into different varieties and have various, often painful and fatal, methods of dealing with heretics to their beliefs. There is a documentary out there on YT about the debate that John Cleese and Michael Palin had with some archbishop and a born-again chap about the film. PS Nice touch with your 'For copyright reasons' banner!

@terryd80 2 years ago

The initial credits song is a mock of Shirley Bassey who was a very famous singer in the UK at that time, she also sung James Bond's Goldfinger theme tune. This singers lyrics (I unfortunately don't know her name) is amazing and most people miss them as they're too busy watching the title artistry by Terry Gilliam. But the lyrics are hilarious.

@carolthorson7854 2 years ago

It's sad that this movie could never be made today. We don't laugh at ourselves anymore, too busy being offended on behalf of those who aren't even offended. This movie is clever, witty and lot's of fun. A classic.

@choomah 2 years ago

"... I'm a Red Sea pedestrian!" 😂That bit gets me every time 😂

@slydawgg 2 years ago (edited)

Oh and before you ask the spaceship scene is to do with Enoch from the bible, who says he was taken to heaven by beings,shown around and returned

@debnbhuy 2 years ago (edited)

Simply the funniest film EVER made !! Makes me proud to be British !!

@sirius_s2028 2 years ago

As a UK guy.... We can quote this film verbatim 😂😂😂

@markcutting6504 2 years ago

The only American in the team,Terry gilliam,did all the animation

@DeWolfCIC 2 years ago

“Oh I ain’t got time to go t’no stoning. ‘E’s not well again”

Ee-oor ee-or

Don’t know why but one of my favourite random bits

@abarratt8869 2 years ago

Such a fabulous film, that so nearly didn't happen. Thank you George Harrison, and the MP crew!

The hilarious thing about the film at the time was that, having satirised large fractions of human behaviour and made them look ridiculous, certain factions in contemporary society entirely lived up to the billing by their ridiculous reactions to it.