For a lot of the movie it's really not even a send up of religion, more a perfect send up of British culture,

Rating: 10/10 (14 February 2020)

From everything to school teachers, to market sellers, to political parties, to crowds listening to a speech from the back. It's so perfectly naturally British sounding, the observational comedy masked in satire is absolutely the best there is; influential and timeless, the core actors are still, without question, some of the best performers Britain has ever had. It's got a terrible sound mix and it's very shouty but it manages to make what is essentially silliness and several clever sketch ideas into an actual cohesive structure and narrative. It's a blueprint and still a perfect example of what British comedy satire can do.