Monty Python's first feature film
I used to watch Monty Python when I was a little kid. Their oddball sense of British humor was always a big hit with me. Their movies were a must see. And Now For Something Completely Different was their first full length film. It was basically a collection of skits just like their TV show.<br /><br />The opening was a perfect example of the ensemble’s irreverent humor. It’s titled “No. 42 How Not To Be Seen.” It starts with John Cleese doing a voice over explaining how there were 47 people hidden in the woods. He asks one of them to stand up and he gets shot. Then he asks the next person and he gets shot too. The next person learns their lesson and doesn’t stand up. That’s the point of the short, not to be seen. The government has the upper hand however and know where they are and blows them up. This repeats with several more people being blown up, a man that informed the government about where the people were hiding being blown up, then his house, and then the block he was born on until Cleese is blown up as well. It’s a completely subversive piece with people being killed left and right with the audience supposed to laugh at it.<br /><br />What follows is more like that. A self-defense class about how to defend yourself from people attacking you with fruit. Another about a gang made up of old women called Hell’s Grannies, etc.<br /><br />It's all a lot of fun from this classic comedy group.
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