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[EARLY ACCESS] MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL (1975) | First Time Watching | MOVIE REACTION & Review (Patreon)

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Here's your EARLY ACCESS to my first time reaction to MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL (1975)! This movie has been talked about and recommended to me for years, and I'm so glad I FINALLY got to watch it. 

This video will be going public later today (WITH DIFFERENT THUMBNAIL- this one is just temporary), but you have access to it NOW :) Naturally I'm eager to hear your thoughts, so please let me know any feedback you would like to share.

VIDEO LINK:  https://youtu.be/RT9IksQYvNs

THANK YOU so much as always for your support of the channel here on Patreon. You are the BEST, and I hope you have a great rest of the day!

-David

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Michael Nolan

I had a friend when I was about 14 who introduced me to VHS tapes of the original Monty Python TV series. I spent hours as a kid watching sketches like Mr Pither's Cycling Tour, The Cheese Shop, Buying An Ant, Mr and Mrs and Mrs Zambesi's Artificial Brain and much more random insanity. I spent many hours at my friend's house after school practically pissing myself with laughter. This movie has long been among my favourites because of the way it casually mixes erudite historical knowledge with reality bending insanity, culminating in a literal cop out, The movie was financed by an angel investor and had a micro budget. The next movie "Life of Brian" had a visibly bigger budget and a (slightly) more coherent plot. The film makers took great delight in the fact that it annoyed so many Christians.

Lydia Tarine

But where's the version where we can watch along with you? ;-;

David vs. Film
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This is so well said: "casually mixes erudite historical knowledge with reality bending insanity, culminating in a literal cop out.." I wish I could have said something as insightful as that! I remember glimpses of Monty Python growing up, but I wasn't ready for its excellence yet ;)