MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

Подписаться 98 тыс.

Просмотров 130 тыс.

50% 1

Today we are watching Monty Python and the Holy Grail! Enjoy!
Subscribe for weekly reaction videos! Leave a comment for what movies or shows you want to see next.
MY PATREON (polls, full length reactions, and more!): / addiecounts
MY INSTAGRAM: addie_counts
Check out my gear!
(As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases from using the links below.)
My Sony ZV-1 Camera: amzn.to/3VHR3eq
My Sony ZV-1 Camera + Vlogger Accessory Kit: amzn.to/3CdJFR5
My JBL Live 660NC Headphones: amzn.to/3Z8kLME
My Blue Yeti Nano Microphone: amzn.to/3X2sOIX
My Sunpak Tripod: amzn.to/3i2krP7
My Lighting Set-up: amzn.to/3ImGElt
My Neon Sign: amzn.to/3Gwxv8H
My LED Color Changing Light Bulb: amzn.to/3VKYKR3
Amazon Prime Free Trial: amzn.to/3GBmfrq
Prime Video Free Trial: amzn.to/3GyX9JN
A HUGE THANK YOU to my top tier Patreon members! This would not be possible without you:
Aaron Chandler, Akadin, Alex Tan, Atomos, Billy Dancel, Brandon Tracy-Hurst, Brian, Calvin Coderre, Cameron Munier, carbsix, Charles G, Chip MC, Christopher Scaparo, Clayton D. Salisbury, Colin Sullivan, Danny Miller, David Bennett, Demitrius Stone, deskmerc, Edmund Dantes, Gary Davidson, hapomwak, hmongboi47, Isaiah Mesa, Jason Schuler, JayWantsACat, Jeremy Ford, Jim Schmitz, John Grey, Jon Johns, Josh Phillips, Justin, Kirk Andrew Uhl II, Krzysztof Rozycki, Lord Byron, Lorenzo Baxter, Lorni23, Luis Padilla, Mark Dahlen, Martin Björling, Mathew Bunch, Michael Turpin, Michael Wilson, Nathan Swapp, Nick, Nicolas, Noby, Ordthelion, Paul, Philipp, Richard Ryan, Rob Findlay, Ron McGuirk, Sammy Ekker, Skyefriday, Skywalker, Sondre Stokka, Sonny Smith, Stephen Fagan, Stokes King of the Monsters, The Inedible Mattman!, Thexx, Thomas, Thomas Amann, tmazon, Todd the Evil Overlord, Tony Rossell, Tony Sanson, and Vidal (BillyG!) Gomez Jr!
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners.
I have no intent on claiming this footage as my own. I am simply providing commentary and constructive feedback.

Опубликовано:

26 сен 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 704

@magusmelanie828 Год назад

The real plot twist is that the murderer was on an ACTUAL horse

@davidstraight3622 Год назад

There could have been a follow-up movie, a court drama in which the Knights of the Round Table would be acquitted and exonerated, and the true murderer, who actually owned a horse, would be convicted.

@BobbySliko Год назад

The members of Monty Python are masters of beating a joke to death, picking it up, and beating it some more

@davidstraight3622 Год назад

The joke wasn’t quite dead yet.

@beatmet2355 Год назад

@@davidstraight3622 the joke is getting better

@CorwinPatrick Год назад

In fact, the joke might just pull through.

@pow9606 Год назад

The madness is still alive without a movie. 😂 The joke is people not understanding the joke.

@morganbeare1764 Год назад

Joke, don't be such a baby.

@lordmortarius538 Год назад

As a history/language nerd, my favorite part of this is their use of "Run away!!" as this takes place before the Norman invasion, and retreat is a French word :P They'd literally yell run away in Old English.

@NPC-nn4qe Год назад

This is interesting to know.

@holypaladin4657 Год назад

As King Arthur is supposed to be a Briton he would yell out run away in Brythonic, I suppose. But as the story is apparently set in 900 something AD Britons aren’t supposed to exist anymore apart from the remnant Welsh. Anachronisms everywhere.

@stonedmountainunicorn9532 Год назад

i always comment this XD

@SergioArellano-yd7ik 6 месяцев назад

They wouldn't have been speaking modern English anyway

@mansch55 5 месяцев назад

I mean its kind of a obvious thing to say if you intend to "run away"

@themoviedealers Год назад

I love that the Black Knight is guarding to the death a bridge over a dry stream bed which could easily be walked over...and that people don't just go around him.

@billbabcock1833 Год назад

That's the sort of thing you pick up after many viewings. And when you finally catch it, it's great.

@WarReactors Год назад

She's probably the first reactor I've seen actually notice that it's just a shallow ditch.

@p.mc.4449 Год назад

It's the principle of it.

@derekstein6193 Год назад

Robin Hood: Men In Tights literally does the same thing, but then brings up the absurdity of it all. Mel Brooks might have made that part as an homage to the Black Knight scene. Not sure, though, but it sounds feasible.

@Annaireo Год назад

@@derekstein6193 This is totally true, in my head at least. I'm sure Mel Brooks is a huge fan of Monty Python.

@JoeMama410 Год назад

To be honest, I’m surprised Addie was so in tune with this movie. I’m especially impressed that she got the ending immediately. Well done!

@davidmills8726 Год назад

Surprising, huh? Well, you know what they say... Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.

@transformersrevenge9 Год назад

I have seen quite a few reactors not get this movie at all.

@Umptyscope Год назад

The ending was... a cop out. 😎

@Mubiki Год назад

I think she does theatre, so that kind of makes sense. There is definitely a comedy theatre aspect to Monty Python.

@Iamthedoctor10 Год назад

@@transformersrevenge9 mary

@chrispalmer7893 Год назад

Legend has it that "Tim" the Enchanter was supposed to have a more majestic name, but John Cleese forgot the name on the first take and just said "Tim" instead. They loved it and decided to change the character's name on the spot. The take where he forgets is the one that made the cut - you can actually see him forget the name, "Some call me... Tim?"

@ki1r0ywashere 4 месяца назад

I heard tell he had been hammered flat the night before and was so hung over he couldn't remember his line. I kinda want to know what his name was supposed to be now...

@EvilOdysseus 3 дня назад

Cleese had debunked this. His name was always Tim.

@shanehebert396 Год назад

Back in the 80s (when I first watched it as a kid), this movie was HUGE in geek circles (along with certain music artists like Weird Al, Talking Heads, etc.). We'd go around quoting the movie all the time. It was like our own secret club. There are lots of trivia about the movie... from who helped fund it (several very famous bands) to "Tim" the Enchanter... the script had a more "fitting" name but the Cleese couldn't remember it and just improvised "Tim" and everyone just went with it. The coconuts were used because they literally couldn't afford horses. The knight that kills the famous historian isn't one of Arthur's because he actually has a horse. And, of course, practically the entire movie is quotable. Even today you'll hear people saying "It's just a flesh wound", "Your father smelled of elderberries", etc.

@bobcharles1204 Год назад

Hugh, tracks of land!

@illstreamthat Год назад

You have to know these things when You're king, you know.

@chriskola3822 Год назад

@@illstreamthat I still use that line all the time.

@thorstenheine2438 Год назад

I can very much relate to that. This movie was part of the common ground with my circle of friends. At that time I couldn't even imagine, that people might not have seen or even disliked it, as it was clear as day that everyone understood every quote without any explanation given.

@kathyastrom1315 Год назад

Now do you see the repression inherent in the system?

@sabrecatsmiladon7380 Год назад

They turned a disappointment in not being able to afford horses for the movie......into one of the greatest comedy jokes of all time!!!

@chrisbiebel6205 Год назад

When I was in college, I had a chance to see Graham Chapman (who played King Arthur) give a talk. He had a question and answer session, and some quoted questions from the movie, which he answered, like "How do you become king?" ("No one else wanted to play the part") and "What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?" ("Sorry, I'm no longer king, so I don't have to know those kinds of things anymore...")

@illstreamthat Год назад

Tossing animals over walls was a common siege tactic. Although they'd usually be launched INTO the castle and be dead/diseased as a way to spread disease throughout the castle and shorten the siege. Barbaric but effective.

@victorsixtythree Год назад

The animator (who dies of a sudden heart attack) is Terry Gilliam, the only American in the Monty Python troupe. He also played Patsy, King Arthur's trusty assistant (and coconut banger)...and co-directed the film and went on to direct films like Time Bandits, Brazil, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, 12 Monkeys and more...

@billbabcock1833 Год назад

A big 👍on 12 Monkeys. Great movie.

@88wildcat Год назад

He also plays the knight that the black knight throws his sword through.

@todderickson2435 Год назад

Not only the only American, he's from my state of Minnesota!!

@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Год назад

And the Old Man in Scene 24/bridgekeeper... and the Green Knight... and Sir Bors (the killer rabbit's first victim)... and other background characters alongside the other 5 Pythons.

@thepigerians7634 Год назад

The funniest thing about the ending is that the knight who killed the historian wasn’t even a part of their group because he was the only character with a real horse. This movie is like a hardcore Larp event gone wrong lol.

@Steve_Blackwood Год назад

I was wondering if this was gonna pop up in the comments. 😂 They got railroaded for a crime they didn’t commit. 🥥 🥥

@LordBaktor Год назад

Last time a friend and I decided to watch this, we paused at every change in the starting credits and read every word. When the movie started proper we were so exhausted from laughing that we had to wait to watch the rest another day. No other movie has ever done that to me.

@Joshu_Y Год назад

Being woken up as a 10 year old kid to my dad and his friend cracking up to this movie is one of my best childhood memories. They proceeded to show me the Black Knight scene, and everything was different after that. I'd never laughed so hard in my life.

@davidblauyoutube Год назад

The ending was such a cop out. 🤣 Out of all the amazing scenes and quotable lines, low-key the funniest bit to me was that the police arrested the wrong people! The knight who killed the historian was riding a horse, but none of Arthur's knights had a horse, they only had coconuts. 💀

@scottwatson9453 Год назад

"God" never told them that they had to find the Grail just they had to go on a, quest to find it.. Happy to have watched you enjoy this masterpiece.

@eZTarg8mk2 Год назад

Terry Gilliam was the animator. He's directed some incredible movies, with a strangely similar style but live action. It's worth checking out his more well known films "Brazil" "12 Monkeys" and "Fear and loathing in Las Vegas", but his lesser known ones "The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen" and "Time Bandits" are wonderfully surreal and fun too (i'm missing a couple, but the names are eluding me)

@oreopithecus Год назад

Gilliam's "Fear and loathing in Las Vegas" is the best movie adaptation of a novel I've ever seen.

@MNay1 Год назад

“The Fisher King” has always held a special place in my heart. Robin Williams and Jeff Bridges were wonderful in it.

@Yggdrasil42 Год назад

Brazil and 12 Monkeys are among my favorites.

@blueconlan9180 Год назад

The 12 monkeys tv show is absolutely worth checking out as well.

@totterdell Год назад

He also directed Heath Ledger last movie

@nathanielhollas8471 Год назад

My parents introduced my brother and I to to monty python when we were like 10, and we still quote this movie on a regular basis over a decade later. Its truly a gem

@Yora21 Год назад

For people who play fantasy games like Dungeons & Dragons, this is by far the most quoted movie.

@randyhochstein8455 Год назад

When you think about it, the ending is the ultimate cop out. So much of the ridiculousness in the film was budget related. Filming a huge battle scene for the end was too expensive, horses were not in the budget, nearly if not all the castle scenes were shot at one castle, every Python cast member playing multiple roles, etc. etc. Certainly my favorite comedy troupe of all time. Monty Python 🐍 shall live on for lifetimes. RIP to the past members. ❤😂✌🏼😎

@Telthar Год назад

I honestly hate that I didn't realize the "cop out" joke until recently.

@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Год назад

It's basically another 'Colonel coming in and saying "Stop that, it's silly"' moment as seen on their show prior to this.

@RideAcrossTheRiver Год назад

@@Telthar It's a fair cop, though

@CorwinPatrick Год назад

Monty Python has a history of not ending sketches (including with the Colonel). They felt that once the joke landed, the rest of the bit was not relevant. Led to a lot of "Wait, What?" moments...

@RideAcrossTheRiver Год назад

@@CorwinPatrick " 'Fine, sir,' he said, between clenched teeth ..."

@ianp1986 Год назад

Love this film. When I had my legs amputated, I got the Black Knight tattooed on one of my stumps

@richardjones4662 Год назад

That's sad and great at the same time.

@urizen7613 Год назад

Epic!

@morganbeare1764 Год назад

Fucking LEGEND! I like you already & I will never meet you.

@enigmamz Год назад

Yes, that was the end: a literal "cop out".

@michellepeters7066 Год назад

Now You need to watch "Monty Python's Life of Brian".

@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Год назад

And Monty python's meaning of life

@PROVOCATEURSK Год назад

Bwayen, eh?

@davewhitmore1958 Год назад

@@PROVOCATEURSK No, "Brian"

@TheZoltan-42 Год назад

@@davewhitmore1958 "Thow him to the flow!"

@brianmurphy4032 Год назад

As a Brian, I support

@mournblade1066 Год назад

5:46 I have probably seen this movie over 50 times since the 1980s, and that is the very first time I ever noticed Terry Jones attaching a coconut to a bird.

@RideAcrossTheRiver Год назад

My ancient VHS copy has the scene cut where Dingo asks us if the scene should be cut. Meta home video ...

@mournblade1066 Год назад

6:17 Michael Palin's face as he screams, "BUUUURRRRN THEM!" 😄

@WolfHreda Год назад

The first time I saw this movie, that ending pissed me off so badly. It took me about a week of thinking about it to see the comedic genius of it. It really is so good. If you haven't seen it yet, you deserve to treat yourself to their next film, The Life of Brian. It's my favorite of theirs, it's a more cohesive story, and it's brilliant.

@frenchynoob Год назад

No offense, but I cant really imagine being "pissed off" at _any_ ending a movie like this could possibly have.

@derekstein6193 Год назад

The Life of Brian also contains one of the best musical numbers ever to come out of U.K. cinema.

@WolfHreda Год назад

@@derekstein6193 absolutely

@Vince-lq3ve Год назад

Quest is definitely my fav while Life Of Brian...to me it's a bit too easy and leans on one gimmick -re spin the Jesus story. Scene like Biggus Dickus kinda seems like Elementary School humour while Quest just has far more clever humour. IMO anyway, I know that Life of Brian is very well liked by many.

@VelkanAngels Год назад

@@Vince-lq3ve - 100% agree on every point.

@chrisdennis1449 Год назад

"What is he going to do, nibble on my bum?" Such a great movie

@maximillianosaben Год назад

Oh it's so good to be silly, and Monty Python sure knew it.

@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Год назад

The scene with "bring out your dead" I feel a majority of non-brits won't understand, it's a joke about our weekly bin collection, often people ask rubbish men to take things they shouldn't and sometimes they'll turn a blind eye to it

@nagranoth_ Год назад

Well, during plagues there also really was a cart going around every few days to collect the dead.

@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Год назад

@@nagranoth_ yes it is based on that history, but they're comparing it with today's bin collection, he's treating that old man as if he's a sofa he's asking to throw back in the wagon

@joebloggs396 Год назад

I thought it was about the old Rag and Bone men myself.

@CChissel Год назад

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Brits have been doing that for 48 years now? Dang. Americans do that too, though. But they just leave it on the corner next to the trash, like furniture and all kinds of random shit.

@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Год назад

@@joebloggs396 it's the same scenario really

@donotevenbegintocare Год назад

They had no idea how to end this, so they ended with a cop out. Literally. That's the joke

@chand911 Год назад

This is a myth. It's not true. But countless internet losers continue to spread it.

@alanhilton7336caradventure Год назад

Watching someone experience the ending for the first time always makes me laugh the sheer confusion on there faces.

@davidstraight3622 Год назад

Addie was the first reactor I’ve seen who gets right away that the ending is just keeping with the trademark Python silliness throughout the film.

@88wildcat Год назад

It's right up there with watching their reaction to the spaceship entering in The Life of Brian.

@nathanadler8316 Год назад

The ending was literally a cop-out.

@transformersrevenge9 Год назад

I have seen people claim that the entire movie is literally a bunch of escaped mental patients, larping as the knights of Camelot, until they get arrested.

@SamuelBlack84 Месяц назад

I want to see a similar concept set in a post-apocalyptic world from the point of view of a bunch of travelling lunatics

@AxillaryPower2 Год назад

It's totally worth a rewatch. Every minute is so dense with jokes, you're bound to find new things to laugh at on a second and third watch.

@robotusan Год назад

"It's just a flesh wound" a quote I've used many many times throughout my life and it has served me well. lol

@carn9507 Год назад

This is an all time classic. Nearly 50 years old and was doing the meta thing long before many other films (there had been a couple films before that played with the fourth wall and awareness of being in a movie) and it's still funny today. And it's often clever in it's humour. It can do the silly nonsense and slapstick but the Pythons were smart too. Also it's regarded as one of the most accurate movies about this period of time as Terry Jones is a scholar of ancient history and made sure that even some of the sillier stuff had some basis in reality no matter how bizarre. :)

@karllong Год назад

Like the fact they say 'run away' because retreat is a word derived from French that would not end up in the English lexicon until after 1066 :)

@LeChaunce Год назад

For that matter, the Galahad and Lancelot bits are loosely based on stories from the Arthurian legend -- Lancelot did go mad and slaughtered a wedding party during the quest, and Galahad did find the grail in a castle guarded by beautiful women (and the Fisher King).

@ak99uk Год назад

@@karllong Retreat was not in use by the French for another 250 years, and was derived from the Latin "retrahere". It wasn't in use in England until ~1350.

@scalefree Год назад

the coconuts were actually an afterthought when they discovered how expensive movie stunt horses were & that they could never afford them. so after a brainstorm session it became a film about coconuts.

@ftumschk Год назад

Urban myth, I'm afraid. Terry Jones recalls that they came up with the idea of using coconuts at an early script-meeting, simply because it was surreal and silly, and coconut jokes appear throughout the film (e.g. African swallows grabbing coconuts by the husk). Also, Arthur's sidekick, Patsy, getting crushed by the wooden rabbit wouldn't have been as effective if Patsy had been a horse. Likewise, the scene where Concord gets shot by an arrow and tells Lancelot there's a message for him attached would only work if the "horse" (Concord) was actually a man. Besides, few - if any - of the Pythons could ride horses anyway, certainly not to the level of competence required for many of the "horseback" scenes.

@boretrk Год назад

It should be fairly obvious that it is a myth considering that they had no trouble getting a horse for the "famous historian" scene.

@ToylandChairman666 Год назад

HOLY GRAIL is my favorite of the Monty Python films. It's like the ultimate "troll" movie.

@allovett6246 Год назад

19:30 "This tiny little rabbit?!" Best reaction quote ever...

@spaceguy8000 Год назад

One of my favourite Python movies, saw this in theatres. So many quotable lines. And the behind the scenes story is crazy. $400K budget, financed by Rock bands (Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd) because studios refused to fund the film. There was not enough in the budget to use horses, hence the coconuts. The two directors, Gilliam & Jones had never directed before. Plus they ran out of money near the end of the movie. And the weather was miserable the entire time. Crazy story for an awesome entertaining movie. Great reaction Addie. What Is the Airspeed Velocity of an Unladen Swallow? my favourite from the movie.

@davidstraight3622 Год назад

My favourite quote is - “This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let’s not argue and bicker over who killed who.”

@jd190d Год назад

Notice the person who killed the historian was the only one who actually had a horse.

@ziggystardog Год назад

Spamalot’s a Broadway show loosely based on this movie which similarly plays on tropes of musical theatre and show tunes. A movie’s in the works. If it ever gets released, you might react to it.

@themoviedealers Год назад

I love Addie's surprise and delight at the Camelot musical number.

@willv7868 Год назад

The Broadway musical was awesome. Saw it twice. It was called Spamalot.

@EvelyntMild Год назад

Fun Fact about Tim the Enchanter. He actually had a big impressive name in the script, but in the moment John Cleese couldn't remember his character's name so he paused and improv'd "Tim?" The crew thought it was hilarious and they just used that take for the movie.

@joebloggs396 Год назад

Cleese said there was no improvisation.

@EvelyntMild Год назад

@@joebloggs396 Dad Gummit! Taken in by a blasted rumor again! Thanks for the call out.

@maurer3d Год назад

24:44 The end is the ultimate cop out, most people don't get it, glad it seems you did.

@Icypenguigo Год назад

I love how many scenes in this movie end with Arthur getting fed up and just leaving. XD

@DarkPaladin24 Год назад

The black knight scene always cracks me up. "It's just a flesh wound."

@spidersj12 Год назад

Watching this movie as a reactor during the first year of the pandemic and seeing the part, "bring out your dead" from the black death, kind of eerie, so you dodged that bullet.

@michaelbriefs9764 Год назад

Yes! Monty Python!! I’ve been a fan since High School (late 70’s)!

@kunaekinslaughterer Год назад

Shocks me that not a single reactor that I have seen react to this movie have caught the meaning of "Roger the Shrubber". 😉

@mciddangelo9790 Год назад

Connie Booth (the witch with the carrot nose) wrote many Monty Python sketches. She was married to John Cleese and they starred together in the iconic British TV show Fawlty Towers as Polly. Connie and John have a daughter named Cynthia - who plays his daughter in the 1988 movie A Fish Called Wanda.

@steveschein2619 Год назад

The "Message for you sir" audio clip was my in coming email sound for decades!

@leehammel691 Год назад

A fun watch that includes a couple of the Pythons: “A Fish Called Wanda”.

@benlongstreth Год назад

This movie is comic gold. The Monty Python guys in general are/were hilarious. Plus it’s actually a pretty accurate telling of the Arthur legend.

@Annaireo Год назад

Sad but interesting fact: Graham Chapman, the guy playing King Arthur, was suffering from Delirium Tremens during the shooting of this movie. He was an alcoholic and had trouble remembering his lines.

@aliceharper707 7 месяцев назад

I was fortunate enough to see this in 1975 in the theater. It was so off the wall. In the ending, at first the theater was in silence. And then we suddenly realized the movie was over and little by little people starting laughing. It was the most fun thing. I wish I could experience it again but it only got to see it the one time in the theater.

@TeflonDave 2 месяца назад

A year and a half late seeing the reaction and 4 months after Alice here, but really glad Addie enjoyed it!! I think I was among the first folks in the US to see the TV show here in Dallas in 1974 on PBS / KERA channel 13 (not the same channel 13 Billy Joel calls out, that was New York's WNET). I was only 3 and didn't understand some of it at the time, but I'd never seen my dad laugh so hard. Of course, by junior high, my friends and I could quote the entire movie and in college we must've watched it at least once a month! 🤓 I think Luke and Owen Wilson's dad was president of the station at the time and is often credited with bringing the show to the US, but I also think John Cleese came to Dallas a few years ago and specifically thanked the then program director, whose name I forget (please look it up and comment below!) for being the one who brought it to Mr. Wilson's attention. Enjoyed this one a lot!

@trevorlambert4226 7 месяцев назад

You edited out the punchline to my favourite joke in the film, "what, 😅the curtains?"

@Blackdog06019 11 месяцев назад

My favorite historically accurate insult was "You're mother a hamster and your father smelt of elderberrys." Hamsters being very promiscuous and elderberrys were used to make wine... both things being extremely looked down upon at the time.

@sirsancti5504 7 месяцев назад

The first time I saw this movie, for some reason I bursted out at: _"I am your king!" _ "Well, I didn't vote for you!" ... It's so.. I don't even know how to qualify this level of writing.

@timbmusician Год назад

Sometimes, I introduce myself with, "There are those who call me....Tim." just to see who gets it.

@davidstraight3622 Год назад

Do you do pyrotechnics?

@NathanS__ Год назад

The Knights at Camelot running absolute roughshod has been one of my favorite pieces of cinema for decades now.

@stanmann356 Год назад

The prisoner clapping along kills me 😅

@RideAcrossTheRiver 29 дней назад

It's only a model.

@alexkaen1701 25 дней назад

Monty Python was an amazing group, I basically grew up on their comedy. This was their masterpiece

@clarkecorvo2692 4 дня назад

the monty python crew understood comedy on a completely different level

@bobcharles1204 Год назад

The funny part about the Knights Who Say Ni. They were supposed to be the knights who say NO, but it was a mistype in the script since the O and I are next to each other. They read it and loved it, so they kept it!

@bigdream_dreambig Год назад

Now _that's_ a bit of trivia about this film that I hadn't heard before!

@JustGrowingUp84 Год назад

Yay, one of my favorites, especially for watching reactions!

@The_Other_Dan Год назад

I reckon that " Message for you sir" sound bite was everyone's email alert from about 1990 to 1996 =)

@RideAcrossTheRiver Год назад

Nobody really did e-mail until 1995 and computer speakers weren't hi-fi until 1998.

@billbabcock1833 Год назад

Prior to this, Monty Python was just a comedy group on English television. This was their first movie (other than a collection of some of their TV bits). The reason for the coconuts was because they couldn't afford horses. In fact they couldn't get financing. They solved that by going to an unusual source. Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Elton John and Jethro Tull invested in the film.

@vinnycordeiro Год назад

And George Harrison invested on their next movie, Life of Brian, just because he wanted to watch it.

@billbabcock1833 Год назад

@@vinnycordeiroyou are right, but did you know George Harrison did a cameo in Life of Brian too? You can Google it to see him.

@Blue-qr7qe Год назад

George Harrison of Beatles fame.

@timidwolf Год назад

More than that, George Harrison literally built a production company for it, HandMade Films!

@ugaladh 9 месяцев назад

"just"? , they were huge before the movies even.

@7thSmurf Год назад

if u think about it.. the empty halves of coconuts imitate teh sound of a horse ON cobblestone !! but they never are on a road made of stone. ^^

@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626 Год назад

Hi Addie, really glad you enjoyed this film, not everyone does. :) The film is historically accurate in several ways but most importantly, nobody ever did find the Holy Grail. I hope you will react to the 1979 follow-up film (Life Of Brian), at some point too.

@Muck006 Год назад

a) it isnt a "follow-up" film ... the two have nothing in common except being made by the same gang b) only Indiana Jones ever found the grail ...

@Diegesis Год назад

Lol stoked you chose to watch this

@canadianicedragon2412 Год назад

Yeah... Monty Python stands up simply because it is completely off the rails they still stand up. Loved this Adorable Addie Addition - and there are several ... lines that crop up in online culture, like bring me a shubbery.

@scalefree Год назад

the Camelot scene actually got expanded into an entire Broadway musical, Spamalot. which got turned back into a movie of the play of the movie.

@AlecInstant 11 месяцев назад

I love the lady just beating the cat against the wall in the “bring out your dead” scene

@SamuelBlack84 Месяц назад

She's beating her kitty rather ferociously...

@RideAcrossTheRiver 29 дней назад

@@SamuelBlack84 She's single.

@yhctower 4 месяца назад

Watched this movie in a creative writing class in High School and have loved it since then. Glad you enjoyed it so much!

@JakeRaven1970 Год назад

Thanks Addie. What a delight! Your positive acceptance of everything was perfect for this film.

@ariesrcn Год назад

The famous coconut joke came from them not having the budget for horses. It is an awesome decision.

@jtrex85 Год назад

"The Castle Aaaaarrrrrrggghhh" at the end of film is Castle Stalker which near the village of Appin on the shores of Loch Linnhe around 15 miles north of where I stay in Oban, Scotland. Whenever I pass by this film always springs to mind. Great reaction as always.

@glyngasson8450 Год назад

Arthur's sidekick Patsy is Terry Gilliam who does all the animation for the film.

@jerrypetrole4604 Год назад

Yeah! Great stuff Addie. I've loved the craziness of this flick since I was a teen (in the 90s!) While you're thinking of old movies - Casablanca is one of the best ever. :)

@enold4ever 8 месяцев назад

I love when they charge the castle and just run up to the stone wall and start hitting it with their swords

@spinynorman887 Год назад

Because of this movie, there are two phrases that always make me smile! First is "Tis but a scratch!". Second is "I blow my nose at you, you tiny-brained wiper of other peoples' bottoms!" Also, in case no one mentioned it, they used coconuts because they couldn't fit real horses in the budget, and the only real horse used is the one ridden by the anonymous knight that killed the historian.

@davidstraight3622 Год назад

My favourite quote is - “This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let’s not argue and bicker over who killed who.” Dark humour at its best.

@neil2742 Год назад

In history there was someone whose job was to wipe the Kings bottom. The job was called "The master of the King's stool"

@isaackellogg3493 Год назад

“Do not meddle in the affairs of enchanters, for they are subtle and quick to anger.”

@GoVandals0605 11 месяцев назад

The ending is a literal "cop out." SO damn funny

@RobertH-ol6mw Год назад

I laugh every time they yell "Run away!" instead of "Retreat!" Lol.

@Billinois78 Год назад

Really a great reaction on this movie!

@mattperiolat Год назад

There are two types of people in this world - the smart ones and the dumb ones, and the dumb ones don’t get Python! Seriously, the movie is just so off the wall creative and funny, it’s impossible not to at least chuckle. Personally, the Man Eating Rabbit with Its Big Sharp Teeth is legendary and always my favorite part. On second thought, let’s not discuss the movie anymore. Tis a silly thing. RUN AWAY!!! RUN AWAY!!!

@pegatheetoo1437 Год назад

This movie is so funny. It cracks me up every time I see it.

@magicbrownie1357 Год назад

The absolute pinnacle of the theatre of the absurd. Bonkers and hilarious. Seen it well over a hundred times.

@bandgeek20 Год назад

I'm happy that this movie clicked with you. It's definitely an acquired taste and, if you aren't prepared for or open to how silly it is, it can turn a lot of people off.

@Mr.Batsu12 Год назад

Monty Python movies are a great example of experiencing the journey being far more important than the destination.

@morganbeare1764 Год назад

Ni!

@DestroySteve Год назад

The tale of Sir Galahad is so good. His defining trait is his chastity and he ends up in a castle full of temptation and fails in the end. 😂

@XeonAlpha Год назад

The end is a literal “cop out.”

@just2coolkk Год назад

best moment in the movie: When I first came here, this was all swamp. Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. That sank into the swamp. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over, then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up. And that's what you're going to get, Lad, the strongest castle in all of England.

@johnalden5821 Год назад

At last, a reactor who appreciates farce! So cool to see somebody roll with this movie and take it for what it is.

@3DJapan Год назад

I knew a guy who could recite the entire film script start to finish.

@RideAcrossTheRiver Год назад

Olaf Prot?

@Bleckman666 Год назад

Such a joy to see you truly enjoy this timeless classic piece of silly nonsense! I hope you will follow up with "Life of Brian" and "The meaning of Life" (which IMHO has the best ever 'pre-credit sequence' of any movie!) For another great comedy in a similar style, I highly recommend "A fish called Wanda" which stars John Cleese and Michael Palin, as well as Jamie Lee Curtis and Kevin Klein. (It also has some VERY quotable dialogue!)

@PhilBagels Год назад

Also "Fierce Creatures".

@Bleckman666 Год назад

@@PhilBagels well IMHO it doesn't really hold up to the first one, which I had the privilegie of experience together with an UK audience in a cinema in London. It's one of 4 movies I have watched in the UK; the others being "Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix", "The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus", and Jan Švankmajer's "Alice" (at the ICA in 1988).

@nathanwilliams2152 Год назад

I love how Addie just got this. Sir Bedevere is a comedic version of Edward de Bono - the master of lateral thinking 😄 The French taunting is a good summary of Anglo-French relations over the last thousand years 😂

@mojoshivers Год назад

Wow, what a movie to react to. Lol It’s like a hodgepodge of sketches and running gags. But I love it still. It has so many quotable lines that get into your brain.