Terry Gilliam's 1st independent movie but story falls apart
Jaberworky was Terry Gilliam’s first feature film after he left Monty Python and featured Michael Palin of that comedy troupe as well. A kingdom is being terrorized by a beast called a Jaberwocky and Palin becomes the unexpected hero. There’s a lot of the irreverence that Python was known for in the movie such as the king is watching a jousting tournament and gets splashed in blood after each match. Of course there are other funny moments like Palin constantly being peed on. You can see a lot of the style and techniques that Gilliam would use in later movies as well. The problem with the film is that halfway through the story seems to lose its way and just stumbles its way through to the end.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Terry Gilliam"], "Producers": ["Julian Doyle", "John Goldstone", "Sanford Lieberson"], "Starring": ["Michael Palin", "Harry H. Corbett", "Max Wall"], "Studio": ["Samuel Goldwyn Films"]}

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