Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life

Revisiting the sketch format of their TV shows, the Pythons’ scattershot comedy features the exploding Mr Creosote, a teacher bringing a stiff upper lip to sex education, and a man choosing to be chased off a cliff edge by a crowd of naked women., An exercise in glorious excess and phenomenal bad taste, the Python’s third film tackles the big question about existence – the meaning of life., The Monty Python comedy troupe presents the meaning of life in their own twisted way, through a series of hilarious, often tasteless vignettes, each representing a stage of life, from birth to death. Highlights include the machine that goes ‘ping’, the gluttonous Mr. Creosote, and a very angry Grim Reaper., The Monty Python comedy team answers life’s pivotal questions via a wacky collection of sketches and vignettes that poke fun at sin, the medical field, business, religion and even death., The Python team revert to the sketch format of their original TV series in a hit-and-miss scattergun attack on assorted sacred cows which is often very funny but which aspires to the very highest pinnacles of bad taste. Gourmand viewers will especially enjoy the scene featuring the epicurean Mr Creosote., A manic collection of comedy sketches., The Python team revert to the sketch format of their original TV show in this irreverent look at the various stages of human life. The movie includes a series of hit-and-miss attacks on assorted sacred cows that are often very funny, but at times also reach the highest pinnacles of bad taste., The Pythons’ final film features tips on sex from headmaster John Cleese, reasonably violent accountants and the incurably lardy Mr Creosote. Comedy bedlam., The Python team present a series of outrageous vignettes in this irreverent look at the various stages of human life. Bad taste highlights include doctors trying to claim a healthy liver from a still-living donor, and the spectacular demise of the world’s most voracious glutton.