Carol Cleveland, Connie Booth, Eric Idle
Directed by: Carol Cleveland, Connie Booth, Eric Idle, Graham Chapman, Ian MacNaughton, Ian McNaughton, John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones
Release Date: January 1, 1972
DVD Release Date: August 3, 1999
Stats: 2,091 reviews
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Love Monty Python. Contains every classic sketch from the first two series of the show and just brilliant to watch. Difficult to write a review on so I recomend to watch the show when you can..
Considering it's just a re-hash of all the best sketches from the TV series, Monty Python's And Now for Something Completely Different is really good and certainly stands alone as a very capable film.
Favourite was The Funniest Joke In The World. Stomach hurt from that when I first saw it. Sometimes still do.
"THIS IS AN EX-PARROT!"...( read more)
The Monty Python troupe scored much success with their long-running TV series Monty Python's Flying Circus. This introduced the world to a very unique style of British humour, and also gave the Monty Python troupe a big name. This was a
best movie for segways of randomness. scene progression is brilliant. the editing is grand, altho its essentially a clip show, its amazing how funny this is..
Growing up, Monty Python was an essential part of my teenage upbringing. Wacky, absurd, rude and hysterical. These guys were simply geniuses. From the Twit of the Year contest, to the Lumberjack song and the "Cars that Ate People" (as well as a big Cat) this series of collections...( read more)
Ridiculous. That's the only word that can describe everything Python. And Now for Something Completely Different is no exception. Thigh-slappingly hilarious and full, again, of so many memorable quotes they can't be listed.
A filmed compilation of the troupe's best sketches from the original show redone specifically for this movie.
I saw the first ever episode of MPFC on the BBC. At school the next day I talked about it with mates who had also seen it. We were puzzled and only slightly amused, but didn't really have a clue what it all meant, but for some strange reason, we had to see what happened next.. Mostly out of curiosity, I suppose.
Over time, we became addicts and the in-jokes of our little group included references (accompanied by helpless giggling) to such inane things as flying sheep, lumberjacks in women's clothes, Spam, and The Upper Class Twit Of The Year Race
I did a silly walk in the school hall once. Well, it was a double dare, so I couldn't back out and keep face, could I? It cost me a bloody detention.
ANFSCD is a collection of old series sketches. To me it's priceless. It brings back my puzzlement as to what it all meant, my adolescent angst lusting for Carol Cleveland but mostly, the laughter. I'm still laughing now.
Love 'em or hate 'em, you can't ignore the Pythons. Genius
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