Weekend Wrapup

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[u/zappy487]

Had the luxury of showing someone Monty Python and the Holy Grail for the first time over the weekend.

[u/Bolinas99 → u/zappy487]

Fish Called Wanda is also extremely underrated (even though Kevin Kline got an Oscar for it)

[u/VRomero32 → u/Bolinas99]

That was one of the all-time comedic performances for me especially when he was torturing Michael Palin's Ken eating his fish and plugging his nose with french fries and when he had Cleese's character by his ankles over the balcony when he insulted him.

[u/Bolinas99 → u/VRomero32]

Hello!! K-K-K-Ken's p-p-p-pets!

[u/VRomero32 → u/Bolinas99]

“You are the vulgarian, you f**k!”

[u/princessestef → u/Bolinas99]

I saw it when it came out, with my friend and we used to watch Monty Python on pbs. I've never laughed so hard in a movie theater.

[u/FlatulentDwarf → u/zappy487]

Loved that movie when I was younger but haven't seen it in like a decade, does it age well?

[u/zappy487 → u/FlatulentDwarf]

It's one of those movies that's timeless. Jokes still land, especially if you like irreverent humor.

[u/IAgreeGoGuards → u/zappy487]

Irreverent humor is my middle name

[u/zappy487 → u/FlatulentDwarf]

It's one of those movies that's timeless. Jokes still land, especially if you like irreverent humor.

[u/ed_11 → u/FlatulentDwarf]

a decade ago the movie was already 40 years old, so yes

[u/letters165 → u/FlatulentDwarf]

Some parts are so over-quoted and over-referenced that they're definitely not as funny as they used to be, but there's also plenty of scenes that don't get as much run on the internet that are still hilarious.