It's really more a series of skits than a real narrative, however, and that's fine. And silly it is, as only Monty Python can be silly, full of wordplay and zany swordplay and horseplay in which it be-hooves them to have cocoanuts on hand. The picture quality is good. Audio is Dolby Digital mono, which is to be expected from what was actually a very low budget movie.
Audio quality is acceptable.
The picture is widescreen, which allows viewers to actually see the lovely Scottish locations in which the tale unfolded in front of the cameras. Liner notes are decent, with a one-page blurb about the movie's genesis and a list of chapters. Which makes it very worthwhile in its own right. Dolby Digital mono written and performed by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin Produced by Mark Forstator, Directed by Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones. TechnoFILE is copyright and a registered trademark of Pandemonium Productions.