
"Dio ha impiegato sei giorni per creare il cielo e la terra... e ai Monty Python ci sono voluti novanta minuti per distorcerne il significato."
Monty Python - Il senso della vita
In questo circo beffardo e dissacrante si scherza con la morte, la vita dopo la morte, le guerre coloniali, la follia e l'ipocrisia del nostro tempo, il Medioevo, il controllo delle nascite, cattolici e protestanti, l'educazione sessuale, la chirurgia e il sistema bancario che ispira il primo immaginoso sketch…
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Parole chiave
Case di produzione
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Cast
Cast principale

Terry Gilliam
Various Roles

Graham Chapman
Various Roles

John Cleese
Various Roles

Eric Idle
Various Roles

Terry Jones
Various Roles

Michael Palin
Various Roles

Carol Cleveland
Various Roles

Simon Jones
Cedric
Patricia Quinn
Mrs. Williams

Judy Loe
Nurse #1

Andrew Bicknell
(Segment "The Crimson Permanent Assurance")

Andrew MacLachlan
Groom
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Recensioni degli utenti
Vedi tutto su TMDBDoesn't hold up as well as some of Monty Python's other work, but there's enough classic moments in here to make it worthwhile watching. _Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._
**I expected much more: this film is a shadow of what it should have been.** I think it's redundant to say what everyone already knows: the Monty Python represents the pinnacle of British humor, and if each of those comedians is excellent alone, seeing them together is always an added bonus. This film, however, is a late work by the group, when each of them was starting to have a solo career an…
Well, I suppose if anyone was ever going to be able to get to grips with the meaning of life, it was going to be the “Monty Python” lads but for me their brand of comedy never really worked. This starts with it’s equivalent of a B-reel: a bunch of geriatric insurance processors who react with unexpected violence when one of their number is fired. Next thing their building is a weapon of war wreaki…
## **Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (1983) Review: A Glorious, Unflinching 10/10 Finale** If *Holy Grail* was a medieval romp and *Life of Brian* a pointed satire, then *The Meaning of Life* is Monty Python's grand, chaotic, and philosophically unhinged thesis statement. It is their most ambitious, most visually stunning, and most brazenly offensive film — a series of sketches loosely tied …











