Carol Cleveland,
Connie Booth,
Eric Idle,
Graham Chapman,
John Cleese
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This is an absurdist send-up of the legend of King Arthur and his knights' quest for the Holy Grail.
Directed by: Ian MacNaughton, Paul Miller, Terry Gilliam, Terry Hughes, Terry Jones
DVD Release Date: September 7, 1999
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September 21, 2001
Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail
September 20, 2001
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
Still stands as a gloriously silly and twisted send-up. full review
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July 25, 2007i saw this one in history class but i didnt understand the meaning of it. i think i should see it again
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July 16, 2007
Please take my quiz about this movie!
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May 26, 2007the movie was good except 4 the ending. it was a idiotic ending. but i got 2 watch it in english class, so it's cool.
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April 17, 2007Oh, the Black Knight. And the poor minstrels (And there was much rejoicing.. Yaayy!)...
And then all the great Frenchman lines. :D
And of course, "Run away!!"
What a great movie. I bash people whenever they say they haven't seen it. -
April 15, 2007This has got to be one of the greatest films of all time. I'm always quoting something from it. ANY fan of British humour, or comedy in general, MUST see it at least once!
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April 10, 2007Taunting Frenchmen....... Constitutional peasants..... closeted maidens who like being spanked......... and of course, The Knights Who Say Ni.
This film has hilarity and it has it in spades. Inspired lunacy in the best British tradition for inspired stupidity.
Even the opening credits get you giggling like a naughty schoolboy.... They start off being subtitled in faux Swedish, go from there to a description of how the title writer's sister carved her initials on the back of a moose, and somehow morph into Reg Llama of Brixton and 57 Mexican Whooping Llamas.... Only the Pythons could do it.
I saw this movie when it was first released. I must have seen it a hundred times since, and I still find new things to laugh at that I didn't notice before.
So remember, be careful if you ever visit Camelot. It is a silly place.
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