Bizarre. There's not much more I can say about this that would make any sense. But then it's a Terry Gilliam story. It goes on a little longer than I would normally like for the amount of story it has, but it's still pretty fun.

I generally like Monty Python shows, but this one is more miss than a hit. Clearly a Gilliam's handiwork it has all the trademarks of his craftsmanship. The problem is that it makes the point during the first few minutes, and the rest wasn't that fun to watch.

It was interesting enough:)

It drags on a little long, but it's all worth it when that office building turns into a ship and they start singing.

Genius.

The overall jokes drags a lot longer than it ought to, but all-in-all it is Monty Python at it's best.

Energetic and technically skillful short by Terry Gilliam. A nice preface for "The Meaning of Life".

The best bit of Meaning of Life.

Better in concept than execution but, even though it moves along in spurts, it's still pretty amusing.

If there ever was a good pirate film, and if ever the adventure music fit to the images and created the desired effect, that is a comic one, the Gilliams piece is certainly among the best. The Crimson Permanent Assurance is floating in the sea of financial markets, but one day after a mutiny, it sails away to attack the flagships of the industry on the high seas.

Entertaining short from Gilliam. Whats not to like?

Mutinous and visually inventive parable about the ship of industry amounting to a critique of sorts of the financial sector, but one that, in the end, is not particularly interesting or amusing.

Terry Gilliam. 'Nuff said.

Made of awesomeness and win. The best short film ever.

Very amusing short film.

One of my favorite pieces ever by Terry Gilliam. This was originally part of Monty Python's Meaning of Life.

Dunno why this movie has its own entry since it's an integral part of _Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life_, but it's still screamingly funny

Surreal sketch from the brains of a Python. Very good.