Classic irreverant and subversive Python
This is a series of skits about what life is about. Some of them are very subversive. For instance the movie says it will look at birth in the Third World and goes to a factory town where people sing a song about every sperm being sacred because the Catholic church opposed contraception so a family has over 50 children. That leads into a diatribe by Graham Chapman about how Protestants don’t follow the dictatorship of the Papacy and have the right therefore to wear condoms! The whole thing is completely irreverent which was what Python was known for. Not all the skits are the same quality however which is the main drawback but I can take that since most of the Meaning of Life is quite good.
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