Monty Python Live (Mostly) (2014)

• Year: 2014
• Released: 20 Jul 2014
• Country: United Kingdom
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3872778/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/monty_python_live
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: Spanish, English
• MPA Rating: Not Rated
• Genre: Documentary, Comedy, Musical
• Runtime: 162 min
• Writer: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam
• Director: Eric Idle, Aubrey Powell
• Cast: John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle
• Keywords: live, monty python, sketch comedy,

7.6/10

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The reunion of the Monty Python team on stage for the first time in over 30 years, and for the last time ever, was the most anticipated production of 2014. Filmed on the final night of the run of 10 sold-out performances, live at London’s O2 Arena on July 20, this film sees the five surviving members–John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Sir Michael Palin–with Carol Cleveland, perform many of their classic sketches and much-loved songs. The show also encompasses film inserts from Monty Python’s Flying Circus (1969), Terry Gilliam’s iconic animations, outrageous dance routines by an ensemble of 20, and a fantastic live orchestra. Featuring Stephen Hawking and Professor Brian Cox, with guest appearances by Eddie Izzard and Mike Myers, the show cements the Pythons’ reputation as the most influential comedy group of all time and, more importantly, still one of the funniest. All of the favorites, with some modern twists, are included: the Dead Parrot, the Lumberjack Song, the Spanish Inquisition, Spam, Nudge Nudge, Argument, the Four Yorkshiremen, the Bruces, and a sing-along of Always Look on the Bright Side of Life as the grand finale. This is the ultimate Monty Python show.

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The greatest concert movie ever made

I’ve seen quite a few concert movies but “Monty Python Live (mostly)” is the only one that made me feel like I didn’t miss anything by not being there. They also did a great job making seem like Graham Chapman was part of the show. The boys are in great form. Terry Gilliam is out of his league but that’s okay because he’s not really a stage performer. I really wish I was at this show. Oh well, maybe next time. Honorable mention John Cleese’s giant belly.

Good but you can’t go back.

Back in the early 1970s, the Monty Python troop made a wonderful film, “And Now For Something Completely Different”, and it consisted of the guys remaking their best skits from their TV show for a movie audience. The production values were a bit better and their accents were deliberately softened and the overall effort is, in my opinion, their second best film (after “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”). Now a similar sort of thing has been created–but instead of shooting it in sets like you would for a typical film, it was presented in front of a live audience (like “Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl”) and it is, apparently, the group’s final performance.

As a HUGE fan of the show, I was actually very disappointed in this film even though I did enjoy it. Much of it is due to the old saying ‘you can’t go back’–and after many decades the performances seemed a bit flat. Additionally, and I think this is a bigger problem, the skits offer no improvements over the originals. In most cases, it’s almost a word-for-word recreation and there is nothing new or energetic about the whole affair. At least with “And Now For Something Completely Different” the skits LOOKED a lot better–but here they didn’t. And, oddly, many of the team’s best skits were not included in this performance. Not terrible…but it just isn’t what I’d recommend to anyone who isn’t a die-hard fan.

They’ve done it again, & I hope they’ll do it again…

The Monty Pythons are a myth. Not because they’re funny, but because they introduced a totally new concept to the audience. And for the last 45 years they’ve never been forgotten as their last appearance showed to the entire World.

The O2 event is totally a success, and so is the movie/concert/show whatever you call it recorded and distributed.

Some people would suggest that all the jokes and scenes are the copies of the old ones, but they aren’t. They’ve always been different, and say no more, may be we like to watch them over and over again just because they’re all brilliant.

This is not only a comedy show, but also a concert in which you’ll find all the extraordinary songs & melodies they’ve put together in all those years.

They call themselves as old farts, but who do you reckon calling themselves old farts after all those years ? They’re the living proof of men WHO always feel as a child, act as a child but in the contrary gave you a deductive brief idea of things going around you.

Thanks for the effort of all the amazing team behind and Long Live Monty Pythons !