What's your favorite(s) Monty Python movie?

[Deviousjackson]

Does the Jabberwocky count? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076221/...fc=3;ft=4;fm=1

Probably not, but it was an excellent flic.

[madasacutsnake]

Originally Posted by craig johnston

sorry, but it just seems like a lot of shouting.

"Basil's rudeness is his assertion of his place in the class system. As Sybil points out to him, "Either you're crawling all over them licking their boots or you're spitting poison at them like some Benzendrine puff-adder." Top of the pile are doctors, leading rotarians and the aristocracy, bottom of the pile are the open-shirted younger generation, such as the Romeo in "The Psychiatrist" ("Have we got enough bananas this week, dear?"), the regular guests ("just leave them a trough of baked beans and garnish it with a couple of dead dogs") and unmarried couples attempting to room together ("Sorry, it's against the law." "What law?" "The law of England."). Basil sees himself as somewhere around the upper-middle, though he's probably more like lower middle."

http://www.mr-agreeable.net/stubbs/d...?nc=1157&id=46

[smellyrayzin]

two favorite Life of Brian quotes:

"mom, you were raped!??!?!"
"well, at first yes....."

and
"To think of all the love and affection I've wasted on you! Well, if that's how you treat your poor old mother in the autumn years of her life, all I can say is, 'Go ahead. Be crucified'"

[Jack Flanders]

HOW strange. I WAS GOING to post the same "mom... thing. There are so many quotes from that movie. Yeah, Biggus Dickus ... lmao

[craig johnston]

'he's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy!'

best ever.

[smellyrayzin]

"apart from the sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"

[Coffee]

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