Lunacy personified

Rating: Null/10 (29 November 1999)

For out and out laughter, this is the funniest film ever made. The lamest, deadest jokes and gags in this movie are funnier than anything that **** *******could imagine at his most lucidly comic moment. Hell, the OPENING CREDITS of this film were funnier than any ***** *****film ever made.
Furthermore, this movie cements Cleese's much-deserved reputation as the funniest man alive - from his remarkable Sir Lancelot, to his poignant portrayal of a Frenchman (of the movable castle), to his shimmering Black Knight (come back here!!), and his amazing Knights-who-say, "Nih," Cleese never speaks a line (or makes an appearance) which leaves the audience groaning or silent.
Chapman, Idle, Palin, Jones, and Gilliam all turn in vivid performances while playing multiple roles- but this is Cleese's baby. It's got his stamp all over it. 10/10