A Classic Movie Quoted By Idiots

Rating: Null/10 (22 June 2002)

NOTE: There will probably be some "spoilers" in the review. The way I see it, this movie was made in 1975, so if you really wanted to see it, you would have already. If you haven't seen it, I'm sure you've been bombarded with re-tellings of this Epic more than you care to. What I tell you here will be nothing new.
"Monty Python & the Holy Grail" is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. I remember seeing this for the first time when I was about seven. As most people, I thought the Black Knight scene was hilarious! It is truly one of the greatest scenes since the tornado scene in "Wizard of Oz".

I went around, at the age of 7, saying stuff like "It's just a flesh wound." My brother and I would reenact parts of this movie over and over again, until my mom finally told us that we'd be grounded if we ever yelled "NI" again. That was the end of my "Holy Grail" quoting days.
This movie is a classic. As far as comedies go, it doesn't get better than this. I'll pit this movie against anything that stars Jim Carey or Adam Sandler.
Now having said that...don't you think it's time that we quit quoting this movie already. When you're seven, it's acceptable to say stuff like "You don't frighten us, English pig dogs.", but when you're thirty and trying to tell someone who hasn't seen this movie about the coconuts used for horses, it just isn't funny.
Like I said before, if someone hasn't seen this movie already, they either don't want to see it, or they just celebrated their first birthday. Either way, we don't need to tell everyone how funny it is when the rabbit attacks the knights. Without seeing it, they just won't get it. Please, I beg of you, don't quote this movie anymore.
For those of you who went to Plymouth Elementary School, I apologize for over-quoting this movie. Please don't avoid this movie because of my stupidity, or the stupidity of all the other "Holy Grail" fans.