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I've always considered it the group's nadir; it seems toothlessly silly.
Just as wacky and imaginative as their earlier film outings.
Bad taste of this order is rare but not yet dead.
The Pythons are enlightened jesters, whose scorn is reserved for those who persist in walking in darkness.
Funny, in that peculiar British way where jokes are told sideways, with the obvious point and then the delayed zinger.
Still holds up beautifully, as both pointed satire and silly, stakes-free comedy.
Sandaled Python pic too irreverent for young kids.
It's a Mel Brooks kind of Jewish joke film made by gentiles.
Brian contains too many hilarious bits to single out the best.
Boys of my generation memorize the Monty Python repertoire as a buttress against the terror of losing their virginity.
The historical lampoon of religious fanaticism may not be quite as hilarious as The Holy Grail," but it's even more ambitious...
Python fans should appreciate the bonus features.
A cheeky, irreverent parallel to the life of Jesus by the last great comedy troupe to make movies.
Python successfully lampoon religious attitudes rather than religion itself.
Although some consider Monty Python an acquired taste, anyone with a sense of humor and an open mind should find something in this movie to enjoy.
...targets...religious zealots who take Jesus' simple messages of peace and love and use them...as cries for war and persecution.
Movies just don't really come much funnier than this.
Freaking hilarious. 'Speak up!' I said it's freaking hilarious!
The Pythons take satirical aim at the dangers of blind religious fervor -- which makes Brian... the perfect complement to [Mel] Gibson's blood-soaked film.
An icon of irreverent comic brilliance.
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