Monty Python's Life of Brian - Loretta - [1080p] [Subtitles]

Film: Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979)
Scene: Loretta
"Symbolic of his struggle against reality."

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Cast:
Graham Chapman
John Cleese
Terry Gilliam
Eric Idle
Terry Jones
Michael Palin
Terence Bayler
Carol Cleveland
Kenneth Colley
Neil Innes
John Young
Gwen Taylor
Sue Jones-Davies

[marcbonomini]

This scene has aged like a fine bottle of wine.
It could not possibly be any better.
Please protect freedom, and this artwork.

[amandawilson]

This is so funny! We are living in a Monty Python movie these days! LOL!

[mariascovell]

that last sentence says it all....brilliant.

[harblewarble]

Where's the fetus gonna gestate? You gonna keep it in a box?! Classic!

[sortofanoakyafterbirth]

The whole 'man..or woman, himself...or herself, brother...or sister' back and forth dialog while they kept forgetting their train of thought trying to be open to both genders was funny enough. Then they throw in the men-being-pregnant bit to make this a classic.

[vitasmor]

every single word in this dialog is a masterpiece - you can't make a single word change and make it better. This is absolutely flawless masterpiece, and we only now see how visionary they were back then, almost 50 years ago

[JM-ufki]

Really relevant now more than ever, hilarious!

[Bleakhouse]

Pure genius - let's never loose this kind of life-affirming and hilarious behaviour and mockery of the human condition - do not let this get censored

[billleyland]

One of the funniest movies of all time. This bit in particular shows how much time people waste these days discuss things that just don't matter. Why worry about something that can't even possibly be? If ya don't get the humor, you just are sad.

[TheRoutzman]

"Symbolic of his struggle against reality"... Monty Pythons nailed it 45 years ago. What are we still talking about?

[SharonJackson]

Love this! Leave it in the Stage Play!

[Avernus]

Just got banned on reddit for posting this XD
We live in the strange times indeed.

[Guanda]

It's pure gold now in 2024, and will remain this way until society loses its capacity for reasoning altogether.

[Textra]

They had no idea how poignant this would be some 40 years later. The subtext is almost completely lost on us today but the literal text perfectly describes 2023.

[alext.]

Perfect! Absolutely perfect. Thank you. The real struggle gets nailed down in the last scene. LOL.

[Bert]

“It’s symbolic of his struggle against reality”

[catfeeder]

They are working on a stage adaptation of this movie, but apparently this discussion will not feature in it. Sad times indeed.

[jeebuschristos]

I just like, for the rest of the scene, how Eric Idle's character just sort of goes off into a daydream world, smiling to himself... er... herself, picturing having a baby... and ignoring everything else going on...

[drewfromyay]

The best part is later in the movie when one of them makes a comment criticizing women and then says Sorry Loretta

[garys]

Censored?? Really? This should be mandatory viewing in every Humanities class, like Wall Street in ECON.