Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)

King Arthur and his knights embark on a low-budget search for the Grail, encountering many very silly obstacles (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones
Written By: John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Graham Chapman
Starring: John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Graham Chapman, Connie Booth, Carol Cleveland, Neil Innes, Rita Davies, Bee Duffell, John Young
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure
Franchise: Monty Python
Country: UK
Where to Stream
Loading...


Monty Python and the Holy Grail belongs to 106 collections
1. 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die (collaborative: moderated by kozan26 - 234 stars)
2. IMDB Top 250 (collaborative: moderated by ppinocchio - 123 stars)
3. Psychotronic Film and Video Guides (collaborative: moderated by Gregzilla - 40 stars)
4. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2008 revision) (collaborative: moderated by Scottathon - 39 stars)
5. Empire's 500 Greatest Movies Of All Time (public: Ross - 36 stars)
6. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2010 revision) (collaborative: moderated by MMAlpha - 32 stars)
7. Black Comedy (collaborative: moderated by Dorkovsky - 30 stars)
8. The Guardian's 1000 films to see before you die (collaborative: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 30 stars)
9. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2014 revision) (collaborative: moderated by Jehan - 27 stars)
10. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2012 revision) (collaborative: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 25 stars)
11. AAA: Empire's five star movies (collaborative: moderated by KasperL - 24 stars)
12. IMDb Top 250 Complete (collaborative: moderated by Jorg - 23 stars)
13. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2017 revision) (collaborative: moderated by iconogassed - 22 stars)
14. They Shoot Pictures' Recommended Viewing (collaborative: moderated by Cinephile - 19 stars)
15. Edgar Wright 1000 Favorite Movies (Aug 2016) (collaborative: moderated by Aron Ericson - 17 stars)
16. Fourth wall (collaborative: moderated by djross - 16 stars)
17. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2013 revision) (collaborative: moderated by rant1229 - 16 stars)
18. Best film of top directors (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 15 stars)
19. Metacritic - Universal Acclaim (collaborative: moderated by sengir - 14 stars)
20. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2011 revision) (collaborative: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 14 stars)
21. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2020 revision) (public: djross - 14 stars)
22. Films available in HD (collaborative: moderated by kubricksucks - 13 stars)
23. Most-ranked film of each year (on Criticker) (collaborative: moderated by nauru - 13 stars)
24. Cinema Discusso Yearly Consensus (2008) (public: PeaceAnarchy - 10 stars)
25. Absurd (collaborative: moderated by dardan - 8 stars)
26. IMDb Top 250 (250 most recurrent) (public: sianaa - 8 stars)
27. Best of criticker: Comedy (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 7 stars)
28. Medieval (collaborative: moderated by td888 - 6 stars)
29. Arthurian (collaborative: moderated by djross - 5 stars)
30. List: Empire's 301 Greatest Movies of All Time (collaborative: moderated by KasperL - 5 stars)
31. Top 3000 movies with the most votes on IMDb (public: fanfic - 5 stars)
32. Killer animals (collaborative: moderated by whatismyname - 4 stars)
33. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2007 revision) (collaborative: moderated by Scottathon - 4 stars)
34. Capsules, guest reviews, list candidates... (366weirdmovies) (collaborative: moderated by sesito71 - 4 stars)
35. Over 10000 ratings on Criticker (collaborative: moderated by peyrin - 4 stars)
36. cultfilms (public: medium123 - 4 stars)
37. Roger Ebert's 102 Films You Must See (public: kevinjoseph - 4 stars)
38. Directed collaboratively (collaborative: moderated by djross - 3 stars)
39. TimeOut Magazine's 100 best British films (collaborative: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 3 stars)
40. Medieval Films (collaborative: moderated by KLucas1983 - 3 stars)
41. Cult Movies (Danny Peary) (collaborative: moderated by iconogassed - 3 stars)
42. Movie Night (public: cesargm - 3 stars)
43. Top 1000 movies with the most votes on IMDb (public: fanfic - 3 stars)
44. One Actor, Multiple Roles (collaborative: moderated by iconogassed - 2 stars)
45. IMDb Top of The 1970's (collaborative: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 2 stars)
46. List: Empire's 100 Best British Films (collaborative: moderated by KasperL - 2 stars)
47. MovieMeter.nl Top 250 (collaborative: moderated by Jorg - 2 stars)
48. Top 2000 movies with the most votes on IMDb (public: fanfic - 2 stars)
49. Monty Python (collaborative: moderated by mpowell - 1 star)
50. my DVDs (collaborative: moderated by Jeb - 1 star)
51. Hilarious Comedy Movies (collaborative: moderated by cptron - 1 star)
52. Best of criticker: Adventure (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 1 star)
53. imdb top 250 / 100% (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 1 star)
54. Tatty British Empire (collaborative: moderated by Fenius - 1 star)
55. jj-lib-movies (public: junggle - 1 star)
56. movies of the year - Brian (public: JooJoo - 1 star)
57. IMDb Top 250 (2 years) (public: sianaa - 1 star)
58. IMDB Top 250 (public: Jason212 - 1 star)
59. Films considered the best from each country's National Polls (public: Hadleyreis - 1 star)
60. The Greatest Movies of All Time - Filmweb's Alternative Top 500 (public: Hadleyreis - 1 star)
61. Slapstick (collaborative)
62. The Great Slap-Stick Comedies (collaborative: moderated by TV+Film-Hub)
63. Stiff Upper Lip: rateyourmusic.com's Top 20 British film builder results (collaborative)
64. Films set in the 10th century (collaborative: moderated by djross)
65. Silly (collaborative: moderated by juandr)
66. Recommended to Me by Friends (collaborative: moderated by stelkf)
67. David Fincher's Favorite Films (via Empire Magazine) (collaborative: moderated by juntakinte99)
68. The Canon podcast (all films) (collaborative: moderated by psim)
69. Availability: CraveTV (Canada) (collaborative: moderated by geohawk)
70. The Canon podcast (only the Canon) (collaborative: moderated by psim)
71. Available on Divicast (collaborative: moderated by Dunstan-xxx)
72. My DVD Collection (public: gdfthr337)
73. Reed's DVDs (public: BrotherReed)
74. My DVDs (public: Kavu)
75. Favourite of Each Year (public: shalev)
76. My DVD Collection (public: LesterGroans)
77. 1001 Movies You Must See (and I have) (public: donkeyjelly)
78. Owned (BD) (public: bizarre_eye)
79. Owned (DVD) (public: bizarre_eye)
80. 1975: Year in Review (public: polanski28)
81. Owned Films (public: TheSaberfool)
82. Filmspotting Ratings Project: Week 19 (public: PeaceAnarchy)
83. BF-70 (public: caffe)
84. Tekrar İzlesem de olur (public: tumu90)
85. Movies I Own (public: Farzan)
86. karamazov's dvd/vhs collection. (public: karamazov.)
87. Movie Collection (public: BeeDub)
88. Unseen (public: Walser14)
89. Favorite Movies (public: paulp217)
90. My Favourite Films (public: BriRam)
91. Family DVD Collection (public: SageSledge)
92. My Movie Collection (public: elhenzo)
93. My Movie Collection (public: cyrax_36)
94. Seen, Not Rated (public: SageSledge)
95. Low Interest Canon (public: AFlickering)
96. Arr (public: rnest)
97. Films Dunstan Owns (public: Dunstan-xxx)
98. seen (public: gamzeknc)
99. Films I have watched 3 or more times (public: Dunstan-xxx)
100. Blu-Rays (public: katatonic)
101. To See (public: Contreras)
102. Netflix UK (public: donkeyjelly)
103. 1970s Mile High Club (public: Dunstan-xxx)
104. nextup (public: valkyrian)
105. My ratings (public: tpbradbury)
106. Unrealism (public: escd)
Browse the full list of collections
Stars | User | Rating | |
10 | ![]() |
BillyShears | 100 98th |
Super alcoholic Graham Chapman crushes it as King Arthur. Had an embarrassing number of Monty Python shirts in high school and the complete opposite in girlfriends.
|
|||
10 | ![]() |
Hawkins | 76 59th |
The low budget adds a lot of the charm since it's more a celebration of enthusiastic LARPers than a parody of historical myth. Can't afford horses, gotta pretend a rabbit is some great beast, most players refuse to die. The way they all clap after the Tim the Enchanter shows off his pyrotechnic rig still kills me. "What an eccentric performance!" See now I'm just quoting it, that's the trap of this movie. "Look at the BONES!" Ha ha oh man, if only y'all could hear me deliver these gems in person
|
|||
9 | ![]() |
XakkMaster | 70 40th |
It's definitely a comedy classic and on its own it's worth a higher score. But unfortunately for me, I heard this movie quoted millions of times before I ever saw it and it ruined the experience. I was a sad panda. Take it from someone who suffered the Holy Grail curse: if you love this movie and want someone else to enjoy it, don't let them watch it with a group of rabid fans who hammer infamous lines to death or like to run around Wal-Mart acting like they have coconuts in their hands.
|
|||
9 | ![]() |
BeeDub | 100 97th |
There's a reason this movie's been quoted ad nauseam for the past 40-odd years - it really is that funny. [obligatory quote]
|
|||
7 | ![]() |
terrymac | 86 94th |
Very funny and very, very silly.
|
|||
6 | ![]() |
Ytadel | 7 83rd |
If you can mentally detatch yourself from the image of anyone who regularly quotes it, it is genuinely hilarious. My favorite might be Sir Lancelot repeatedly running in the same spot for half a minute up to his killing spree, but damn if there isn't a ton of other classic moments on top of that. It could easily be 5 points higher if it had a real ending though, damn shame about that.
|
|||
5 | ![]() |
Magb | 95 94th |
Monty Python and the Holy Grail will never cease being funny. Never.
|
|||
5 | ![]() |
ServantDagon | 100 98th |
A stay in the Chasm of Everlasting Peril for those who do not find this film funny!
|
|||
5 | ![]() |
QVT | 90 92nd |
Ten points off because I'm sick of it being quoted. One of the funniest movies ever made.
|
|||
5 | ![]() |
Paxton | 80 87th |
I took my son to see it in the theater and he loved it! He gave it five stars! What? Oh, yes. Three stars!
|
|||
5 | ![]() |
TimeCapsule | 97 99th |
A comedy classic so great it produces fans who quote it endlessly and love it so vehemently that it can sour the uninitiated on the film. Arthurian legend done silly in a way only the legendary "Monty Python" could do seen here in possibly their most widely known work.
|
|||
4 | ![]() |
recklessmess | 90 97th |
Quite possibly the greatest telling of the epic of the Knights of the Round Table. Much more realistic than that crap with Richard Gere.
|
|||
4 | ![]() |
Jerky | 100 99th |
Forever quotable, from the ridiculous to the sublime, this film runs a mile a minute and never gets dull....extremely rare for a comedy. This is the film to show all of your friends who think they know comedy.
|
|||
3 | ![]() |
doctor7 | 88 89th |
Quite hilarious but I think I have to agree it gets vastly over quoted to the point where it feels like a Monty Python movie for people who aren't really Monty Python fans. Even so it's terrifically hilarious in it's absurdity while still remaining to be intelligent and historically accurate in a bizarre Pythonesqe way. Personally I prefer the Life of Brian but this is still very entertaining.
|
|||
3 | Jherman89 | 88 89th |
|
Arguably, the best Monty Python ever created.
|
|||
3 | ![]() |
Pickpocket | 9 93rd |
Arguably the funniest movie ever made. Loads of classic scenes and very enjoyable.
|
|||
3 | ![]() |
Stain | 100 95th |
Timeless classic. I laughed for days after I saw it the first time...
|
|||
3 | ![]() |
whatismyname | 55 34th |
XakkMaster took the words out of my mouth. If you hear the lines over and over again and then try to watch it, the experience and laughs are already exhausted.
|
|||
3 | ![]() |
moraesfelipe | 94 97th |
Bloody hell, this is the finest subversive humour film ever made! Its extravagance has been widely reproduced in the genre over the years - generating nice and poor comedies as well.
|
|||
3 | keysercomp19 | 72 8th |
|
While I admit that this movie is entertaining, I no longer like it. I have had to watch this so many times in school that it's ridiculous. The movie has comedy, but is not as great as some hold it to be. I wouldn't reccomend this movie, but I also wouldn't try and prevent anyone from watching it. Some people love this movie, but its just not for me.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
MartinTeller | 89 92nd |
The law of diminishing returns kicks in after about the 5th viewing, but utterly hilarious the first few times.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
TheDenizen | 90 95th |
Much to the horror of my friends and family, I can recite this entire film from memory.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
PeaceAnarchy | 75 44th |
There's a limit to how much nonsensical absurdity I can enjoy and the ending went over that line for me. The rest is hilarious and a load of fun though.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
Anomaly | 90 94th |
Hilarious parody of King Arthur legends. Looking back on it, Life of Brian is probably better than Holy Grail, but Grail still deserves a great deal of respect.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
panzerwolf | 100 99th |
It's hard to say what makes this movie such a genious thing. Maybe it's the Holy Hand grenade? The Killer Rabbit? Knights who say Ni? Whatever it is, to me it's the best comedy movie of all time, hands down.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
Ocelot | 80 89th |
I could put a quote here but I think that's quite superfluous at this point.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
Okkervil | 89 95th |
Simply one of the greatest comedies ever made. The most 'Python' of the Python movies... if that makes sense?
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
Judge Holden | 3 32nd |
I watched this well before I heard it quoted a million times by its rabid, moronic fan base, so my experience wasn't tainted or spoiled in that regard. Truthfully, I never found this funny and I still don't. You can almost feel it trying to amuse you with its quirky/silly sense of humor and it ends up just becoming tiring and irritating. It's not funny in the slightest.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
DavidBlast | 100 98th |
Best of the tragically few Python films. It's like a long sketch show, that still manages to feel like a movie, perhaps because it doesn't even try to make an attempt at a causal storyline. I have a friend who has a Freudian complex with his Christian family. He'll tell you that Monthy Python's greatest effort is "Life of Brian", and he'll be wrong.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
hellboy76 | 75 92nd |
Rapid fire jokes don't always work but the movie is funny. It is a bit worn down from overexposure but I won't hold that against it. It's overexposed for a reason.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
Leonardis | 96 91st |
No review will ever compensate for how great this movie is to me. It's just absolutely hilarious from near start to finish. British humor always entertains me though so maybe I'm biased? Nah, this movie is ingenious either way. Hilarious editing and bafoonery from one of the greatest group of men who walked the earth.
|
|||
2 | ![]() |
Corbad | 80 80th |
Essentially a collection of themed vignettes. Utterly iconic, incredibly quotable, but does require one to be in a certain mindset to wholly enjoy it due to its format.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
TripleSH | 88 86th |
Everyone should see it at least once, just so you're not out of the loop when people reference it in your presence at least once a week.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
SlrSoapbox | 90 92nd |
Hilarious, irreverent and original. Would have gotten a higher score if it wasn't for that unfortunate ending.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
eveelun | 84 90th |
This is not so much a narrative feature as it is a full-fledged foray into chaotic absurdity. The Pythons scatter in a million different directions and attack one narrative convention after another. The result is one of the most hysterically funny films of all time.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
jimmynmu | 92 94th |
Monty Python at their finest.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
jfloyd | 90 85th |
One of my all-time favorites, in spite of the ridiculous ending. I still quote it all the time.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
AgentSnipe | 88 95th |
The MOST quoted movie of all time. I don't know why that is but once it starts it never stops.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
BattleToad | 89 85th |
One of the funniest and most commonly quoted films of all time. It's uncompromisingly silly, as is expected from the British comedy team who made it. Really good!
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
lachapelle | 95 96th |
The best of the Monty Python films. One of my all time favorite flicks. You must see this movie or I will be forced to say, "Ni" again. "I fart in your general direction. Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries. "
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
grimsooth | 87 93rd |
I have seen this movie more than any other movie ever (over 15 times at last count) so the reason I don't rate this movie higher is that I never want to see it again (which may have something to do with the fact that I have the entire movie completely memorized, almost verbatim). The arrest at the end of the film isn't theater, that was real.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
TheDiceman | 65 73rd |
Comedy at its best.
|
|||
1 | rdwn29905 | 94 94th |
|
everyone knows parts of it, whether you have seen it or not
|
|||
1 | renatoromero | 100 95th |
|
Funniest movie ever! My favorite comedian's of all time in what must have been the first non-sense epic fo all time. One of my personal faves.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
crypt | 90 89th |
gorgeous comedy, gorgeus empty dialogs about nothing. a monthy python classic
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
TedDedon | 80 60th |
Though it's a funny movie it's not nearly as funny as a lot of nerds like to think it is.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
warlock | 90 93rd |
What can you say about this classic? It has so many memorable quotes and scenes that you can watch over and over and still be able to laugh at!
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Grit | 89 95th |
Classic quirky Python humour at its best, had me rolling around laughing the first time I saw it. Even now it just gets even better on repeated viewings with memorable songs, some very quotable lines and a spirit which throws all apsects of reality and political correctness out of the window.
|
|||
1 | theficionado | 88 87th |
|
I cannot objectively rate this film. It's impossible.
|
|||
1 | Matthias99 | 98 98th |
|
Brilliant work from the gents at Monty Python.
|
|||
1 | Dustyd | 85 94th |
|
Not very stylish in visual terms, but still a brilliant comedy.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
nandorizzi | 90 94th |
Monty Python in Search of the Holy Grail is among the best and most important comedies of all time did (in the 70s, the group ruled the genre next to the director Mel Brooks). With great daring in its day, a huge amount of scenes Anthological for the genre, and multi-brilliant interpretations from each of the members of Monty Python, in addition to the director Terry Gilliam.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
muutanet | 75 74th |
Some most memorable scenes.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Cubal | 99 94th |
A comedy classic, if you have any manner of humoristic sense, you need to see this.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
harlotbrains | 100 94th |
this movie makes me so happy.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
la boheme | 95 93rd |
Only the troupe's third best material and second best movie, and way overrated, but it's still a comedy classic.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
sophie | 90 95th |
This is so damn funny, I can't even describe it. I think my favorite scene is definitely the one with the black knight!
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Luna6ix | 81 77th |
Enough great jokes to carry some lackluster film making, too bad this wasn't made after Terry Gilliam had learned to direct well.
|
|||
1 | county_hell | 85 89th |
|
you either love them or you dont, it's as simple as that. i grew up loving john cleese and the rest of the MP troupe, and this movie is about as essential as it gets. singlehandedly, this movie is responsible for probably 30% of quotes from highschool on.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Obdurate | 90 91st |
Definitely a wonderful comedy that subverts expectations and clichés and gives us one of the funniest movies ever. That ending is classic.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
TheRealJ-Ro | 90 93rd |
It's classic and the material is witty and inventive even 30 years later.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
tathiel | 93 98th |
One of the great Python movies. Silly, funny, brilliant. Simply a classic of comedy.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Melvin Smif | 100 98th |
I just want to take the time here to thank the Monty Python troupe for this movie, oh and for everything they've done for comedy.
|
|||
1 | jasoo2 | 44 28th |
|
If you like silly humor then this fits the bill. It is not smart comedy, however . . . not much here in the way of double meanings or clever satire . . . it's just unabashedly silly and the gags seem entirely random. I'm no fan of breaking the 4th wall, either-- perhaps it was cutting edge at the time, but by now it feels lazy, and they do it more than once. The flic has a lot of material, however, so the odds are good that everybody will at least notice something that draws out a chuckle.
|
|||
1 | xenakis | 95 98th |
|
The most quotable-friendly movie ever.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
ABUNCHOFCATS | 90 85th |
One of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
fenixdown | 85 92nd |
A brilliant, no-budget film by first time directors Gilliam and Jones. The cultural impact of the movie is widespread, making it (presumably) one of the most-quoted ever.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Anselmi86 | 88 85th |
Flat out, the best of Monty Python.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
CaptTesticle | 95 98th |
Congratulations, you've just seen the funniest movie ever made, but let's get something straight - it doesn't make YOU funny. I know, it's hard to understand, I mean you're saying the same words and the coconuts you carry round should add to the effect. Don't worry though, beatings are a wonderful teacher. Of course MY impersonations are brilliant.
|
|||
1 | ivanstrel | 100 98th |
|
One of the funniest movies of all time.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
kevinjoseph | 62 38th |
Heard this movie quoted SOOOO many times before I saw it. When I finally did see it, I couldn't stand it. Though maybe in another life I would've loved it?
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Velvet Crowe | 99 99th |
Undoubtedly one of my all time favorite comedies. O BRAVE BRAVE BRAVE SIR ROBIN!
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Rufam | 85 93rd |
Expect neither sophisticated comedy, nor any subtle parody here. This is one of the most ridiculous film evah. It is also one of the funniest. Just a bunch of crazy ideas thrown into a messy whole and, shockingly, it works like a charm. Flawless comedic timing, priceless quotes, audacity and political incorrectness compose an unqualified triumph that oozes madness and hilarity. Ni!
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Big Moose | 95 93rd |
If there's a more classic comedy film out there, I haven't seen it.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
donkeyjelly | 86 91st |
Silly. Very silly. Very, very silly.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
GreatScott85 | 100 98th |
In my opinion, the single best and funniest comedy ever made. Still holds up after dozens of viewings.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
mattorama12 | 95 99th |
A great comedy needs to have a lot of re-watch value, and the Holy Grail is pretty much the holy grail of rewatchable comedies.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
DesertPunk | 85 87th |
Fun fact: Nerds are born with an innate knowledge of this film. It's genetic.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
magdabag | 93 89th |
Hilariously written, and well-acted. This is a classic that will never not be funny and enjoyable to watch.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
Groovy_Souls | 90 90th |
One of my favorite all-time comedies. Witty English humor that is a great mix of silly, stupid, and clever. A movie that everyone needs to see at some point as a right of passage. Comedy Gold.
|
|||
1 | ![]() |
anilscn | 20 7th |
Shut the fuck up idiots
|
|||
1 | vv238 | 92 96th |
|
One of the best absurdist comedies for all times. It manages to string together seemingly random bits from King Arthur folklore into something both silly and memorable. Not all of the jokes land but there are so many per minute that anyone is bound to find more than a few they like.
|
|||
1 | Inkwell0121 | 99 74th |
|
A classic for a reason, Monty Python and the Holy Grail's humor, timing, writing, and acting are still pitch-perfect even with the benefit of 44 years of hindsight. The Pythons are a class act, and their best-known work towers over the rest of the comedy genre, even now.
|
Displaying 1 to 250 of 494 total ratings: Prev | Next
Average Percentile 71.69% from 15723 Ratings | ![]() |