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The Meaning Of Life took the form of a kaleidoscope of sketches, based around the themes of life, death, sex and maturity. While it had its moments, the themes weren't explored as thoughtfully as some of the heavy topics the team had tackled in previous outings. There were still some good laughs, but the humor didn't dig particularly deep, and many of the skits came out rude, crude, or in one instance plain revolting.
With a bigger budget came a larger scale production, with settings and characters who were larger than life, and reminiscent of the visuals from Terry Gilliam's growing filmography. But unlike Life of Brian , Meaning of Life didn't reach the same equivalent level of excellence, depth, and thematic scale. It just comes across as throwing money at the wall. Which brings us to the big musical numbers. There's a fine line you have to walk doing musical comedy, a line walked by stand-ups such as Tim Minchin and Bill Bailey.
The music has to reach a certain standard of quality, but you also have to leave plenty of room for clear, characterful comic delivery. If your passion moves from the comedy to the music itself, you end up with something that doesn't satisfy an audience in either category.
This compilation brought the best of the Flying Circus to the big screen with a bang. And it did what it said on the tin. Fast-paced, riotous comedy narrated by a deadpan John Cleese in the titular segments. At the time, it was something completely different and left the world wanting more. But it pales in comparison to what they would later achieve on the big screen. In , the Monty Python team finally reunited for one last performance, which soon became ten last performances due to the high demand for tickets.
It was their first live show in over a decade, and one of the few since Graham Chapman tragically passed away in from tonsil cancer. The show was a nostalgic amalgamation of live sketches and clips, as well as a variety of musical numbers and Gilliam animations. By far the darkest thing the Python's ever did. It also represented the last time all six original Pythons collaborated. Film blog Film. Monty Python films: rank them from best to worst.
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