None shall pass…up seeing Monty Python in theatres

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Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the pinnacle of British comedy and possibly all comedy if you’re a fan of more nonsensical humor, is returning to cinemas in celebration of its 50th anniversary. There’s even a brand new introduction from original members of the Monty Python troupe, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, and the legend that is John Cleese. When it was released back in 1975, Monty Python and the Holy Grail quickly became the highest-grossing British film in the US. It’s a cult classic at this point, and it will be back in theaters between May 4 and May 7. This will give old fans the chance to relive the excitement while offering new fans a chance to discover the brilliance of Monty Python. If you were born at any point after 1975, there’s a chance that you’ve never had the opportunity to see the absolutely genius movie on the big screen. If you were born after 2000, then there’s a chance you have no idea what I’m talking about. If the latter is the case, then, well, your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elderberries. The film follows dim-witted Arthur and his band of knights, who happen
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If you've ever wanted to see the cult classic that is Monty Python and the Holy Grail on the big screen, you're about to get the chance.

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[Evans]

Sorry but I dont watch movies where actors are probably dead. I dont even watch 90s movies.

 

[Mr.Bridges]

I’ve watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail more times than I’ve graded essays in my career, and that’s saying something. Seeing it on the big screen again after so long is a nice nod to comedy history. It's one of the few films where I actually enjoy explaining the jokes to younger people, even if they don’t laugh. The coconut bit? That’s not just comedy. That’s problem-solving at its best. I always tell my students: it’s not about having the tools, it’s about knowing how to use what you have. And Python used coconuts.

 

[BAH819]

I mostly got into Monty Python because of memes and game references. I didn’t even watch the movie until two years ago. The rabbit scene? That’s top-tier. So when I saw the rabbit boss in Final Fantasy XIV, I knew exactly where it came from. I think it’s cool how stuff that came out so long ago still sneaks into the things I enjoy now. I’m gonna try to catch a showing next week. Feels like the right way to respect the source.

 

[Kissy]

Monty Python was revolutionary in its day, and I find it fascinating how it continues to be relevant. I remember watching The Holy Grail when it first aired, and I was struck by how absurd and clever it was, sometimes within the same line. The humor isn't for everyone, but it doesn't try to be. It was British through and through, and unapologetically so. I’ll be attending the anniversary screening with my granddaughter, who has never seen it. I’m curious to see how her generation reacts to it.