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PopTodd
 Post subject: I showed pieces of Monty Python's "Holy Grail" to
PostPosted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 11:50 am 
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...my kids this weekend.

Oh, their poor, poor mom...
They thought it was hillarious.

Only selected scenes that I deemed appropriate for 4-6 year-old eyes:
"Knights of the Round Table" song and dance (both original and Lego versions)

"Brave Sir Robin" being serenaded by his minstrels.

and, the self-abusing monk's chant.

Also special feature:
"How To Properly Use Your Coconuts"

Loved.
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Get 'em while they're young. Awesome.
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It's funny because they're not really riding a horse!!!

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Was actually watching that movie this weekend. Quality stuff.

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my diet is 75% buffalo chicken so i don't trust myself to go commando


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Yeah, guess they are too young for the Black Knight scene.

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Atticus Finch Wrote:
Yeah, guess they are too young for the Black Knight scene.

Steve


Or the Sir Galahad scene for that matter

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 Post subject: Re: I showed pieces of Monty Python's "Holy Grail" to
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PopTodd Wrote:
...my kids this weekend.

Oh, their poor, poor mom...
They thought it was hillarious.

Only selected scenes that I deemed appropriate for 4-6 year-old eyes:
"Knights of the Round Table" song and dance (both original and Lego versions)

"Brave Sir Robin" being serenaded by his minstrels.

and, the self-abusing monk's chant.

Also special feature:
"How To Properly Use Your Coconuts"

Loved.
It.

What, no Castle Anthrax scene?

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 Post subject: Re: I showed pieces of Monty Python's "Holy Grail" to
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Mot, no hoople Wrote:
PopTodd Wrote:
...my kids this weekend.

Oh, their poor, poor mom...
They thought it was hillarious.

Only selected scenes that I deemed appropriate for 4-6 year-old eyes:
"Knights of the Round Table" song and dance (both original and Lego versions)

"Brave Sir Robin" being serenaded by his minstrels.

and, the self-abusing monk's chant.

Also special feature:
"How To Properly Use Your Coconuts"

Loved.
It.

What, no Castle Anthrax scene?


Yes... but they saw the version dubbed in Japanese, with English subtitles.
Just don;t want them repeating any of that "French" to their classmates, at this point. They did think it was funny when he was slapping his helmet and blowing raspberries, thought.
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 Post subject: Re: I showed pieces of Monty Python's "Holy Grail" to
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PopTodd Wrote:
Yes... but they saw the version dubbed in Japanese, with English subtitles.
Just don;t want them repeating any of that "French" to their classmates, at this point. They did think it was funny when he was slapping his helmet and blowing raspberries, thought.

Not the Castle Anthrax scene. Anthrax = Galahad + chixxx
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PopTodd Wrote:
Yes... but they saw the version dubbed in Japanese, with English subtitles.
Just don;t want them repeating any of that "French" to their classmates, at this point. They did think it was funny when he was slapping his helmet and blowing raspberries, thought.

Not the Castle Anthrax scene. Anthrax = Galahad + chixxx


Oops. Got confused.
Um... obvious, then.
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Atticus Finch Wrote:
Yeah, guess they are too young for the Black Knight scene.

Steve


Nonsense! My kids practically grew up on Python, and have yet to seriously kill or maim anyone. 99% of kids who grow up in a loving family are perfectly capable of dealing with this kind of humor, etc... They somehow instinctively know its make believe, and are not 'damaged' or 'scarred' by seeing this stuff. In my opinion there are worse things for kids to watch every day on Nickolodeon or some of those crap-ass cartoons they play after school.

Obviously, a parent knows their child best, and I'm in no way disagreeing with Todd's decision to censor Python for his family. There are a lot of things that I keep my kids away from, too. On the whole, though, I'd much rather my younger kids watch a Python movie than something like Austin Powers, which is just stupid. But maybe I just value wit over dumb humor.

Plus, they think the black knight scene is hilarious, and I love watching them recreate it in the back yard with play swords... Once when they noticed me watching from the kitchen window my little girl told me to "go away, or we will taunt you a second time!" One of my favorite "dad" moments.
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I find this movie funny sometimes, but I'd never choose to watch it of my own free will. Don't really know why.
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Image from the Lego version:
[img][650:520]http://www.emaf.de/_emaf/fileadmin/emaf_2004/presse/Monty_Python_Holy_Grail.jpg[/img]

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Unholy carp, there's a lego version? And it's on the DVD? I must get this...

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