"The Life of Brian" needs to be on your list now! You and this movie were the perfect combination, Coby!

".....now go away or I shall taunt you a second time!"

You know someone is going to get this movie when they are dying with laughter in the credits. One of us! One of us! :)

I like how king Arthur and his knights got falsely accused and arrested since the actual murderer was a knight with an actual horse.

Just saw this on Twitter: "When life hands you lemons, you make lemonade. But when life hands you coconuts, you ride to Camelot."

"He's killed everyone!"

The fact you were laughing from the opening credits was a good sign. If you don't get the credits, the rest of the movie will go right over your head. I love British Humor.

Yass this is such a fantastic movie, glad you enjoyed it. Also you wouldn't believe how much of a relief it was to hear a youtuber who can actually pronounce the word Python LMAOO

Coby, you have the most delightful laugh. So glad we got so many of them here. It was fun watching you pick up the remote to figure out what you did with the subtitles during the opening credits. Now you know all about the Knights Who Say Ni! That was so cool. Also, you were ahead of things on the Trojan Rabbit, nicely done. You asked about the intermission - MP trolled their audience by putting in that break that was just long enough for people to leave their seats and start toward the restroom/concession stand and then have to rush back. That was so funny in the theaters. As for the timeline issue, our knights are not LARPing, the past and present have simply overlapped. That is my explanation, and I am sticking with it.

I love the fact that you were laughing hysterically from the beginning and accepting the absurdity of it all. And within 5 minutes you said, "sketch comedy!" Yes! You got it!

When Python release their projects on DVD, they are famous for putting jokes in the menus. On my DVD of this film, when you press play, it plays the opening credits of a completely different film. It plays the whole sequence and the start of the first scene when a voice says "Wait, wrong film" and the proper credits play.

The film’s budget was reported to be just over £200,000 which even at that time was extremely small for a feature film. Much of the funding came from British rock stars like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Elton John, and Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull since no studios were willing to finance the film. Because of the small budget, they had to come up with some creative ideas that actually ended up working to the film’s advantage. For instance, the horse miming and coconuts were a funny solution to the fact that they literally couldn’t afford to get actual horses.

I love how the "Intermission" is even an audience troll. It wasn't uncommon back then for longer movies to have an intermission. People would get up, go to the lounge and get refreshments, go to the restroom, etc. So when the Intermission sign is put up, there were surely some people who got up to start making their way down the aisles to go for a break, but the Intermission only lasts for a few seconds, not the several minutes as normal, so it catches those people not even out of the theater yet and they would need to run back to take their seat.

I love that Sir Robin has a chicken on his shield

It was nice watching a Holy Grail reaction by someone who understood most all of the jokes. Good job!

"Would it help to confuse it if we run away more?"

Love that you enjoyed it and laughed so much.