Dude, like i said before, keep up the great content. Its awesome to see your channel growing. You are one of the better compilation channels here. Keep it up man.
That ravine is so tiny, King Arthur could have simply strolled about five yards downstream, and LEAPED across it! The presence of that bridge was as meaningless as the Black Knight's very existence. But that's what makes this scene so funny. It's just so completely off the rails of logic.
"what an incredible spirit! he doesnt know when he's beaten! he doesnt know when hes won! he has no sensory apparatus known to man! what a great twit!"
"Victory is mine!" ** kneels to pray** "Thank thee oh Lord, that in thy mi---" **SUDDEN KICK TO THE HEAD 🦶🧔♀️** That scene makes me laugh every time, no matter how many times I see it 😅
What makes this scene so hilarious is that John Cleese (The Black Knight) and Graham Chapman (King Arthur) takes the scene so seriously that you can't help but laugh at them taking the situation so seriously lol
One of the funniest things about this clip is Mary Cherry critiquing the logic of a Monty Python movie by questioning whether or not a king would be in the woods and on a quest. Being apparently ignorant of the Arthurian Legends, this is the plot point that she has trouble believing in one of the most non-serious, absurd comedies of all time. Her comments almost sound like she thinks this is a Game of Thrones style drama this far into the comedy film.
That so many missed some of the greatest lines in cinema "Tis but a scratch", "I've had worse" and "It's just a flesh wound" means those quotes have already disappeard from their generation.
You mean the one where he takes literally ten scene-cuts to charge up to the gate of the castle, and then proceeds to SLAUGHTER EVERYONE, including the unfortunate wedding party? lol
The overlooked absurdity of this scene is that they're fighting over a bridge that's over a little trickle of water that would take 3 seconds to cross without the bridge.
A joke Mel Brooks hammered home in his Robin Hood Men in Tights, with Dave Chapelle jumping from one bank to the other. I like that Python left so many of those little jokes in there, makes it endlessly entertaining no matter how many times you watch it, you always catch something new (or even forgotten from decades ago). My 10th grade World History teacher played this for us, and I had already seen it a dozen times by then, and she gave us extra credit for explaining why the jokes were funny. I got 136 extra credit points. And I probably still missed tons of the more subtle ones. This movie is simultaneously one of the smartest and dumbest movies. Glad it's popular with reactors.
"Come on, you pansy!" The in-joke being Graham Chapman (King Arthur) was very Gay, and all the others Python's knew it, had no problem with it, but they never let their respecting Graham get in the way of a good line.
Wow! RUN TO THE MOVIES edited out EVERY famous line from that scene. Whoever edits their vids needs fired. You need an editor that not only knows how to edit, but has seen all the movies and knows the pop culture. That was horrible advertising for their channel.
I've noticed that a lot of reactors miss the joke that the bridge is quite small and only goes over a small ditch. The ditch is so small there are plenty of points that are easy to cross without a bridge. The bridge only seems necessary for wagons, etc.
I have the restored version of this film on DVD and LaserDisc. The LaserDisc offers two language options. English or Japanese. There is also a commentary track with the Directors, Production Still Photo Gallery (the camera car was a Citerion DS Estate), plus a hilarious clip from the film (French taunting scene) dubbed into Japanese, with English subtitles; they did not base the subtitles on the English language track, but rather did an English translation of the Japanese Dub track. Hilarious!
THAT GUY here. A "flesh wound", though not fatal, it still a pretty serious injury. If it sliced the correct muscle or nerve fiber it could debilitate you permanently. Either way, its gonna leave a mark.
“It’s just a flesh wound” was a catchphrase of my youth. Whenever you got injured, you would say this to prove how tough you were. There is even a story of Elvis Presley used it when he broke a finger playing touch football.
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Dude, like i said before, keep up the great content. Its awesome to see your channel growing. You are one of the better compilation channels here. Keep it up man.
King Arthur getting kicked in head always gets me 😂
Me too. You think the fight is done. Then, BOOM! W T F!!!😂😂😂
That's a great cut.
“We thank you Lord that in thy mercy AAARGH!”
I love that it was done as a close-up.
Me too! Always makes me laugh.
One of my favorite parts of this scene is that it would take Arthur about five seconds to just walk around the bridge the Black Knight is guarding.
1. A King always crosses a bridge
2. The Black Knight would have probably blocked Arthur anyway
That ravine is so tiny, King Arthur could have simply strolled about five yards downstream, and LEAPED across it! The presence of that bridge was as meaningless as the Black Knight's very existence. But that's what makes this scene so funny. It's just so completely off the rails of logic.
“Alright, We'll Call It A Draw” 🤣
would be better if he said “best two of three”
That was very sportsmanlike of King Arthur, given that the actual battle was about the FURTHEST THING FROM a "draw"...
Growing up, whenever one of us got a cut or a bruise, my friends and I would say " 'Tis but a scratch". ☺️
Heck, I still say it.
I think everyone who saw this movie as a kid did this. This entire scene is ICONIC!
@@jacob4920 It's true! You could be in any environment, with complete strangers, and quote this scene and EVERYONE would join in. 🥰
"What are you going to do" Bleed on me?
"I ain't got time to bleed."
@@JeshuaSquirrelpredator
"what an incredible spirit! he doesnt know when he's beaten! he doesnt know when hes won! he has no sensory apparatus known to man! what a great twit!"
Almost certainly from the upper class.
This is one of the best scenes from Monty Python. Appreciations for sharing it. Hilarious!
Nah, the Dead Parrot skit is the all time winner for me. This scene is fantastic, but I don't even think it's the best of this movie.
That documentary proves battling the Black Knight is not for the faint of heart. Fine compilation.
If blood makes you queasy, then you're in for a rough day. Watching that poor schmuck bleed all over you could make you lose your nerve. lol
Is the tiny guy in the top right supposed to be tech support?
He's the dude who puts these videos together (you see him talking at the end).
@@jacob4920 i know i know
In those days our kings were mighty warriors who fought at the front of the army
It helps if the mighty warrior fights someone whose entire field of view is 5cm high and 15 wide.
"I move... for no man."
When Cleese is hopping around on his left leg, where exactly is his right leg?
It's John's Voice .... They Hired a One Legged Actor who also had no Arms!
You should take bits from Nice Dude Movie Night, they have some of the best reactions.
God these reactions are awful...
No They're Not!
Why? Because they dont overreact?
I always worry that people in other countries won't get the Monthy Python sense of humour. I'm happy to see so many laughing at this scene.
😂😂
“Tis a flesh wound!” 😂
“Tis’ but a scratch”
"I've had worse!"
"You LIAR!!!" lol
The Black Knight definitely had worse, by the time that fight was over with.
That's Americans when we realize the cost of healthcare in our country
"I've had worse" 😆
"You lie!"
@@DwolfFW”Come on, ya pansy!”
"Victory is mine!" ** kneels to pray** "Thank thee oh Lord, that in thy mi---"
**SUDDEN KICK TO THE HEAD 🦶🧔♀️**
That scene makes me laugh every time, no matter how many times I see it 😅
Same😂😂😂
It's comedy GOLD! And cinema needs more humor like this, because somewhere along the way, we've LOST this sense of humor!
What makes this scene so hilarious is that John Cleese (The Black Knight) and Graham Chapman (King Arthur) takes the scene so seriously that you can't help but laugh at them taking the situation so seriously lol
It seems that most guys are cracking up and most ladies are shocked or appalled. Guys like the 3 stooges and women don't. This is another example.
Weirdly, the 3 Stooges and Laurel & Hardy are my mum's favourites.
Mary Cherry has no idea how to laugh
I use "You're a Loony" a lot .... Even more so these Days! .... And you all know why!
Please do reaction to the Witch accusation.
One of the funniest things about this clip is Mary Cherry critiquing the logic of a Monty Python movie by questioning whether or not a king would be in the woods and on a quest. Being apparently ignorant of the Arthurian Legends, this is the plot point that she has trouble believing in one of the most non-serious, absurd comedies of all time. Her comments almost sound like she thinks this is a Game of Thrones style drama this far into the comedy film.
She's like this for the Zucker & Zucker films too, which actually makes the reviews even funnier for me.
That so many missed some of the greatest lines in cinema "Tis but a scratch", "I've had worse" and "It's just a flesh wound" means those quotes have already disappeard from their generation.
For the third "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" compilation in a row, I'd suggest the Lancelot's Assault on Castle.
😂 totally yes 👍🏼
You mean the one where he takes literally ten scene-cuts to charge up to the gate of the castle, and then proceeds to SLAUGHTER EVERYONE, including the unfortunate wedding party? lol
"Come on, ya pansy!"😭
The overlooked absurdity of this scene is that they're fighting over a bridge that's over a little trickle of water that would take 3 seconds to cross without the bridge.
A joke Mel Brooks hammered home in his Robin Hood Men in Tights, with Dave Chapelle jumping from one bank to the other. I like that Python left so many of those little jokes in there, makes it endlessly entertaining no matter how many times you watch it, you always catch something new (or even forgotten from decades ago). My 10th grade World History teacher played this for us, and I had already seen it a dozen times by then, and she gave us extra credit for explaining why the jokes were funny. I got 136 extra credit points. And I probably still missed tons of the more subtle ones. This movie is simultaneously one of the smartest and dumbest movies. Glad it's popular with reactors.
“ alright we’ll call it a draw “ my favorite line in this scene!
"Come on, you pansy!"
The in-joke being Graham Chapman (King Arthur) was very Gay, and all the others Python's knew it, had no problem with it, but they never let their respecting Graham get in the way of a good line.
They all keep asking, ‘what is this? What am I watching?!’… British humor friends… British humor.
May we all have the determination of the Black Knight.
The last reactor is WRONG on your time stamp. That’s not Trixy Blue, that’s Whimsory.
"'Tis only a flesh wound"
That's us Americans getting through life when we consider the cost of healthcare in this country.
Wow! RUN TO THE MOVIES edited out EVERY famous line from that scene. Whoever edits their vids needs fired. You need an editor that not only knows how to edit, but has seen all the movies and knows the pop culture. That was horrible advertising for their channel.
I've noticed that a lot of reactors miss the joke that the bridge is quite small and only goes over a small ditch. The ditch is so small there are plenty of points that are easy to cross without a bridge. The bridge only seems necessary for wagons, etc.
I don’t think Mary Cherry understood that this movie is a comedy
"I'll have your leg."😂😂😂
Can you do with the rabbit
I have the restored version of this film on DVD and LaserDisc. The LaserDisc offers two language options. English or Japanese. There is also a commentary track with the Directors, Production Still Photo Gallery (the camera car was a Citerion DS Estate), plus a hilarious clip from the film (French taunting scene) dubbed into Japanese, with English subtitles; they did not base the subtitles on the English language track, but rather did an English translation of the Japanese Dub track. Hilarious!
THAT GUY here. A "flesh wound", though not fatal, it still a pretty serious injury. If it sliced the correct muscle or nerve fiber it could debilitate you permanently.
Either way, its gonna leave a mark.
To this day, "'Tis but a scratch!" and "It's just a flesh wound" are shorthand for someone in deep, deep denial about how much trouble they're in. ⭐
“It’s just a flesh wound” was a catchphrase of my youth. Whenever you got injured, you would say this to prove how tough you were. There is even a story of Elvis Presley used it when he broke a finger playing touch football.
Monty Python, that was an absolutely cool time. British humor at this best I say as a German. In Germany we call this “black humor” simply brilliant.
John Wayne's The Horse Soldiers speak of a West Point graduate who could lose both arms and still be trying to kick you to death.
“I’m invincible!!”
“You’re a looney!”
Love that line because it’s so out of sync with the otherwise semi authentic lines up to that point
Put him under the car and call him Jack. Put him in the bathroom and call him John.
Like 20 years ago my cousin was using these lines in normal conversation and it pains me that it took me so long to figure out where it came from!
SO glad to see so many people watching one of my two favorite movies of all time!! 😂😊
i feel brits humour is not for everybody... i love monty python !!!
I'd like to see reactors reacting to the opening credits subtitles.
Even though we didn't see his face, Cleese still was in the costume.
Does no one notice how small the bridge was? Tis but a minor stream!
John Cleese as the Black Knight is one of his funniest bits in this movie.
"I'll do you for that!"
"You'll WHAT?"
All of your chapters are labelled incorrectly.
I like when Tien is with Movie Munchies.
"Right! I'll do you for that!"
Used to have a tshirt of this guy.
The best comedy of all time.
Just a flesh wound
C’mon Then!!! 😂😂
"Have at you!"
0:57 Put him in a pile of leaves and call him Russell.
At 0:49 okay this is getting old and not funny😒