One day, lad, all this will be yours! What, the curtains?

Rating: 10/10 (22 November 2001)

This is one of the most non-sensical movies of all time. I greatly enjoyed the film from its opening credits to the really absurd anti-climatic ending. The movie is so enjoyable I have found great pleasure in memorizing lines from the film.
I think the best sequence in the film is most certainly "The Tale of Sir Launcelot", a scene which has absolutely nothing to do with the story, but has dialog that brings some of the best laughs. Another real favorite is the "Bridge of Death", a scene I have almost memorized in its entirety.
Other highlights in the film, in my opinion, include the opening scene, "Bring out your Dead", "The Black Knight", the witch scene, "Camalot", "The Tale of Sir Robin", "The Tale of Sir Galahad", "Tim the Enchanter", "The Killer Rabbit", and the animator's fatal heart attack ("Death on an Animator"?). Still, I won't say the rest of the film is less enjoyable, just a little less memorable than the rest.
The best thing about the film is learning about how bad some of the filming conditions were, or how difficult a time the Monty Python troupe had in making it. The actors really had a difficult time in making the movie, and yet they still gave their best effort to make the film humorous. Like always, the film was a group effort, with each of the actors giving their all. This film is truly a classic.