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Monty Python’s The Meaning Of Life: Special Edition

Yikes—if you haven't seen this in a while, prepare to be disappointed. By '83, the Pythons' pioneering madcap humour had descended into reliance on pointless shock tactics. It may be bold, but it's not funny. Their guide to life and death—intelligent, sure, but self-congratulatory—includes copious vomiting, bleeding, organ removal and bouncing Benny Hill Show breasts. Not their best.

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Yikes?if you haven’t seen this in a while, prepare to be disappointed. By ’83, the Pythons’ pioneering madcap humour had descended into reliance on pointless shock tactics. It may be bold, but it’s not funny. Their guide to life and death?intelligent, sure, but self-congratulatory?includes copious vomiting, bleeding, organ removal and bouncing Benny Hill Show breasts. Not their best.

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Yikes?if you haven't seen this in a while, prepare to be disappointed. By '83, the Pythons' pioneering madcap humour had descended into reliance on pointless shock tactics. It may be bold, but it's not funny. Their guide to life and death?intelligent, sure, but self-congratulatory?includes...Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life: Special Edition