Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
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- Graham Chapman
- John Cleese
- Terry Gilliam
- Eric Idle
- Terry Jones
- Michael Palin
- Carol Cleveland
- Judy Loe
- Simon Jones
- Andrew MacLachlan
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jan 1, 2019
"is it a boy or a girl?" "i think it's a bit early to start imposing roles on it, don't you"
ashleySep 12, 2012'Every Sperm is Sacred' is perhaps one of the most beautiful and life affirming songs ever written.
DirkHApr 22, 2020Who needs philosophy classes when I got Monty Python teaching me about life?
Matt The Snapper - Jul 16, 2020
Hospital Administrator: And what are you doing this morning?Obstetrician: It's a birth.Hospital Administrator: Ah. And what sort of thing is that?Dr. Spenser: Well, that's where we take a new baby out of a lady's tummy. Hospital Administrator: Wonderful what we can do…
Mads EjJan 15, 2022Were are the gratuitous penises I was promised?
Valley of DeathJun 5, 2013I guess I've reached an age where this is my favorite Monty Python movie. So absurd and satirical that, minus some musical numbers and animation, it could easily be mistaken for one of Luis Buñuel's surreal attacks on bourgeois social norms. "When Martin Luther nailed…
laird - Feb 26, 2020
“You have been convicted by twelve good persons of the crime of first-degree making of gratuitous, sexist jokes in a moving picture" or "It's all for the good of the country." A better future for all fish, and those who love them. People are not wearing enough hats!…
Josh LewisMay 17, 2025This is unfortunately the last python film and the one I’ve never watched so at least I’ve finally ticked this off my list. As for the movie yeah it’s good it’s definitely less narrative focused than the previous two and more Akin to the tv series featuring irrelevant…
SamDec 16, 2018My favorite film of all time. An absurd brutalization of western society, and a perfect encapsulation of the meaning of life.
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I’m a lot… confused, disturbed, questioning the last hours of my life. What did I just witness?
I think I'm farther away from it than before watching the movie
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British people definitely know how to make good comedy. At first it was a bit weird because it's not a traditional movie with one cohesive story but a compilation of multiple plots. Some of the best were the one with the fish, the one with the tiger and the one in the restaurant.
Enjoyed this far more than Life of Brian possibly because I grew up in the catholic faith, so this just hit a little harder maybe. Grew up on Monty Python thanks to my dad, so this was just an enjoyable quirky vibe. Not for everyone I’m sure, but I thought it great raunchy fun.
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bloody good skits. not a continuous story like the first two but loosely held together skits. pirates, unexpected boobies, marching up and down the square, wafer thin mint, and ghosts
Little disjointed and out there for me. Doesn’t hit my funny bone like Holy Grail did. Has some moments.
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The Meaning Of Life is unsparing and elaborate in its vision of humanity at its foulest.
A movie that seems consumed with a desire to push us too far. This movie is so far beyond good taste, and so cheerfully beyond, that we almost feel we're being One-Upped if we allow ourselves to be offended.
Excessive and self-indulgent it's true but still the Pythons at their worst are still worth a look.