*MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL* I had uncontrollable laughter (First time watching reaction)
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MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL
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"Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government." 🤣
Maybe they should give it a try after the last few years of Tory rule.
Neither is an Electoral College.
@@richardcutts196 oh you're preaching to the converted good sir.
Best line ever
A watery tart 🤣
Love Monty Python!
RIP, Graham Chapman, 1941-1989
RIP, Terry Jones, 1942-2020.
They may be gone, but their humor lives forever.
in adaption of the eulogy for Graham Chapman - 2 down, 4 to go
Jabberwocky (1977)
Oddly, the first time I saw Graham Chapman was in one of his final roles - a music video.
"Can I Play with Madness" by Iron Maiden
He played a strict schoolteacher.
"T'is but a scratch." My all time fave Monty Python movie quote 😆
The Monty Python comedy troupe gained fame from their 30-minute sketch comedy series, "Monty Python's Flying Circus". I cannot recommend them strongly enough. Their delightful humor made up so much of my childhood.
Robin had the best song
Brave Sir Robin ran away
Bravely ran away away
When danger reared it's ugly head
He bravely turned his tail and fled
Yes, brave Sir Robin turned about
And gallantly he chickened out
Swiftly taking to his feet
He beat a very brave retreat
Bravest of the brave, Sir Robin!
That was also the combat strategy Sir Robin used to nearly fight the Dragon of Angor, as well as nearly standing up to the Vicious Chicken of Bristol. Such bravery is rarely seen.
Great reaction to a movie many of us have been enjoying for nearly 50 years. To add to the joke that never ends with this movie, the horse gag with the coconuts, a very clever merchandising idea someone thought of was to package a "Horse Action Figure" from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The package consists of two empty halves of a coconut. Not making that up!
Who would have thought that, after all that drama, it was just a bunch of middle-aged Englishmen running around and being silly?
The fight with the black night is the funniest thing I've ever seen in a movie. First time I saw it I cried so hard laughing my sides hurt so much.
I first saw this in the early 1980's at one of the midnight shows theaters would have. Fresh out of high school, toasted, no idea what British comedy was, or who Monty Python was. For awhile we all sat confused and silent but ten minutes in and it was the hardest I have ever laughed not only at a movie but anywhere ever. To this day this remains my #1 favorite comedy film.
You should have read the credits. There were all kinds of jokes there.
A plethora of humor.
Except for the llamas. That part is completely serious.
@@0okamino Also, the moose.
Just before Collage graduation, the entire form had an all-nighter in the hall. This was one of the movies shown. It had us all in fits of laughter - particularly the french scene(s), and the holly hand grenade scene. *Thanks for bringing these memory's back.* I am 60 this year.
Ha Ha! What a film! I've heard that some of the actors are dead....the film is almost 50 years old....but after watching you laugh, I realize they aren't dead yet....and they are starting to feel better....
One of the finest Medieval documentaries and includes actual Medieval film footage delivered by European swallows.
For her Ladyship's wonderfully delightful reaction, she is most worthy of a grail
Hear! Hear!
We're knights of the round table
We dance whenever we're able
We do routines and chorus scenes
With footwork impeccable
We dine well here in Camelot
We eat ham and jam and spam a lot
We're knights of the round table
Our shows are formidable
But many times we're given rhymes
That are quite unsingable
We're opera mad in Camelot
We sing from the diaphragm a lot
War we're tough and able, quite indefatigable
Between our quests we sequin vests
And impersonate Clark Gable
It's a busy life in Camelot
I have to push the pram a lot
Emma please carry on with Monty Python's Life Of Brian.
A true classic
Something not many people realize is how heavily this film is based on actual history and Arthurian myth. Witch-weighings were absolutely a thing (witches have no soul and can fly, so they'd have to be lighter than people, right?), even if they appeared much later, roving bands of religious fanatics with a penchant for self-abuse known as flagellants appeared as a reaction to the Black Death, and knights running from rabbits are one of the most common margin drawings in medieval manuscripts (incidentally also proving that the battle of jocks vs. nerds has been going on since forever), just to name a few.
an interesting thing is that they discovered that coconuts floated from one continent to another. The headline was "Apparently Coconuts do migrate"
The bit with the witch and the duck is especially funny to me, not only because of the twist of having the witch admit "It's a fair cop" (which is an admission that you got caught fair and square when you were doing something wrong), but because, to this day, I remember the chapter on logic in my 5th grade math book had a problem that concluded with something like "All ducks are officers, but not all officers are ducks."
Officers? I thought all ducks were fowl, but then I met a few who were really quite nice.
Also though you can that the scales wasn't accurate at all!
"What's in the box?" Never ask that question, you'll just make Brad Pitt cry.
As teenagers we repeated every line. Life of Brian may be more silly !
There were special effects before 1975, but no computer special effects.
Emma, great reaction. Probably the silliest movie made. I hope you are have a great St. Patrick's holiday. Bye.
What an intro! I almost needed a cold shower! 😀😉😇
Such a fun reaction to a very, very strange movie. Monty Python's humor is rather unique. Some people think it's hilarious and some think it's just too absurd. I think it's clever, original and quite funny. Your reaction made this even more enjoyable. Thank you, Em! 🤗
British Silliness at its Best
It took me so long to realize no one they arrested could done the crime. They don't have real horses!
This been part of my life since I was about 10.
Monty Python’s Meaning of Life is worth a review.
This film's ending is the biggest cop-out in movie history! 😂
It’s also the fourth time we see arrests happen in this movie.
The reason for coconuts, they simply couldn't afford horses, which is why there is only one brief scene with a horse. They actually were at risk of not being able to finish the film. They asked some friends for an advance to finish the movie. The world has the band Pink Floyd for loaning the money to make sure this comedic gem was finished for the world to enjoy
So Pink Floyd couldn't afford horses either? 😉
Best reaction by the Best reactor. You didn't get all annoying and try to analyze what was happening and what it all meant. THERE IS NO MEANING. Just laugh at the stupid. Why we love you. 😄
Trying to make sense of this movie is like trying to catch mist with your hands. An exercise in futility.
'Help, help I'm being repressed!'🤣🤣🤣
Such an iconic comedy that has withstood the test of time! You never pick up on all the multiple layers of humor the first time. For example, King Arthur and his knights using a more cockney accent while the peasants speak in a more aristocratic accent. Loved seeing you laugh so much at this one, Emma! Definitely watch "The Life Of Brian" sometime. ❤
Run away! Run away!
They have a lot of sophisticated content hidden in the humor. In the first scene, when Arthur uses the flowery language "is not a stranger to our land" to justify temperate zone coconuts, he is quoting from an ancient falconry manual written by Frederic II, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire from around 1200 A.D. The quote was Frederick II rejecting popular myths about a bird that was present in Britain that had no discovered nesting sites. He felt the mystical theories were silly and that the bird clearly nested elsewhere and migrated into Britain seasonally and then migrated back for nesting. Seems quite reasonable today, but it was a minority opinion back in 1200 A.D. So even the background of the quote was steeped in the superstitious stuff that the Pythons loved to make fun of. Frederick II trying to speak out as the one reasonable voice in a crowd of madness is much like a Python sketch. They more or less parody that kind of situation in the "She's A Witch" scene, but substitute an idiot spouting pseudo-science and acting all noble, while actually making the ignorance worse.
Oh, the original falconry reference was in Latin and only conveniently translated to English in the 1940's. So one of them found the translation book. And remembered it! I found it because their quote was word-for-word exact and made my internet search much quicker.
Edit: That may have been a bird present in Sicily, not Britain. Doesn't change the concept.
Great movie. They didn't have allot of budget for this movie that is why they use cockants instead of horses. If you want another great Monty Python I suggest Monty Python Life of Brian.
There's a stage musical version of this movie called "Spamalot" inspired by the Camelot song.
First time watching Monty Python; welcome to your trip down the "Killer" Rabbit hole.
And there was much rejoicing.
'....yay...'
First, I want to say thank you, so many reviewers try to make sense of this movie using todays standards and beliefs. You were clever enough to not do that and just enjoy a silly, hysterical old movie from 70's England. Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
The troupe actually did a few episodes in German and called it "Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus". It was more of a mini series than a usual season of the show. Worth checking out.
"I have to try some accents like that" Actually, you might be there already ;)
Monte Python did a whole series of weekly shows in the 60s called Monte Pythons Flying Circus... the skits are well worth watching, if you liked the Grail.
Emma, you also have an _outrageous_ French accent! Which is one reason I love watching, and listening, to you! Great reaction!
Oh thank you!
@@EmmaReactions 👍
Wow I never saw anyone who did not see any of the subtitle humor in the intro credits. Amazing.
I see a Monty Python reaction, I binge and hit like
😘🤗
They never had the budget for horses and were running low on cash towards the end, hence the ending, lol.
Also, King Arthur's loyal manservant Patsy, does the animations. Life of Brian next 👌
"Fetchez la vache!" 🐮🐄
Horses were very expensive and they did not have the budget for them. So they made it a joke with the coconuts
Of course special effects existed back in the '70s. You will find special effects even in old black and white movies like Casablanca from the early 1940s.
The thing is, Month Python was a TV series and the movie you are watching is just continuing the acts that were on the TV series and that style of cartoon animation was part of the TV series. They didn't have a big budget, but that's not the reason for the animation, that's just the type of animation that was also in the TV series.
I never get tired of watching this.
He's protecting the bridge right? Sure...but he could just step over it.
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
It's so good!
Great reaction 😊😂
If only they brought the knights of neet to the castle of girls for their shrubberies, two problems would be solved and a future army would be birthed to birth an empire. Rule Britania!
React to *Life of Brian* next, please. Just as funny but even more relatable.
Great movie, great reaction! In germany is the movie title "The Knights of the Coconut" (Die Ritter der Kokosnuss) ..
Thanks for reacting to my favorite Monty Python film! Check out the "Flying Circus" television series if you can get access to it. It's very funny! 😂
I'll check it out!
I’m think it’s cute she’s trying so hard to treat this like a normal movie.
The origin of the GoT Red Wedding!
Now you should know all the facts about swallows
It's ok Emma you're not the first to be confused by this film, I could see you were having problems 😂🥰 Whoever did the editing here had a hard time as well deciding what to cut and what to keep, it was very choppy and missed a lot of key moments.
Fabulous reaction
😘
I like your reaction so far. When King Arthur mentioned Camelot, I like to recommend a live musical: Camelot. There are many showings and lots of songs. Choose the one that suits you.
the members of pink Floyd financed this movie
The "famous historian" is the same actor that did not want to go on the cart "I feel happy"...
Very funny, gorgeous Emma
Thank you 🤗 😘😘😘
The best stupid funny ever!! So good!! The British are crazy!! You guy are just too funny! I used to watch Monty Python Flying Circus in the 70's this is just like this.
Apart from the songs, the wonderful score is actually a carefully-selected compilation of music clips from the De Wolfe Music Library, which has been around since the early 1900s and is still used by films and musicians today. Individual unedited tracks can be found on CZcams.
Hello, I enjoy the size of the bridge and watercourse that the Black Knight is guarding.
You must read the credits, there's a story there.
Check out Night of the Lepus for more dangerous rabbits.
I Love Watching This Movie 😂😂😂
Try reading the subtitles..
12:17 I feel very badly for whoever was in charge of cleaning the spit-valves.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
You may want to check out the German version of Monty Python’s The Lumberjack Song.
Time passes, but you get prettier and prettier.🤔 Don't forget to watch " La Vita e bella."
30:10. That's a Scottish accent.
That’s Hilarious !
This way of cutting the movie down makes it unenjoyable. there isnt 10 seconds without interruption.
♥👍🤣😂🤣😂❤, Take care.
English humor is at its absolute best when breaking French balls.
I just noticed after dozens of times seeing this movie is that Arthur and Patsy ride by a corpse on a Catherine Wheel at the very beginning.
I think that's a reference to The Devils by Ken Russell, only his corpse had maggots pouring out of it. Bergman's The Seventh Seal might also have had something similar.
you can also see it on the ridgeline when they first enter the fields with the peasants digging muck.
it could be a pagan sky burial, or a punishment for a criminal (denied burial in the ground, corpse to be eaten by vultures)
The journey is the point the journey is the goal not finding the holy Grail has nothing to do with it
You have to remember it is suppose to be 932 AD England.
great reaction emma thank you happiness
Thank you too!
I feeling better... I'm happy!
These guys were my idol when I was stoned and 18. Lol.
6:00 CZcams audit channels
You should go down the Month Python (killer) rabbit hole. Since there are 45 episodes of their "Monty Python's Flying Circus" show to go through, I recommend watching a film the troupe made in 1972 called "And Now For Something Completely Different" , where they re-created their most popular sketches from the show. Then you should react to "Monty Python's Life Of Brian" (recommend reacting to this around Easter), and then their last film "Monty Python's Meaning Of Life". I also recommend watching a concert film from 1980 they made called "Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl" to see the live show they used to perform after the TV show ended.
Here in germany this movie has a different title. Here, it's called "Knights of the Coconut"
Did you completely miss the subtitles in the credits?
I love you Emma
You must react on bahubali 1and 2 its great to see your reaction on rrr now its time for bahubali 1,2
I have a theory. This movie causes a childlike regression in it's viewers because at this level of absurdism, you cannot count on anything.
It’s make sense)
Emma😍😍
Nice to hear that you were in Germany and that you liked it. Do you have any relatives here?
13:16 Shall we tell her?
the sub sub titles amuse me a lot and i want to see those movies the huge molars ;)
The Capitol of Assyria was Antioch(as in the Holy Hand Grenade)
In Biblical times the capitol of Assyria was Nineveh.