Life of Brian resurrected in challenge to Passion
This is the best news I’ve read in the paper in ages !
I’ve been wanting to watch it again ever since the Passion came out …
finally, a movie I won’t object to paying fifteen bucks for !
WOOHOO! I’m too young to have seen any of the Python movies in the theatres! (I don’t even know if they ever were, but I’m assuming so.) I can’t wait!
“How shall we fuck off, oh Lord?”
And to this I say, “Jehovah!”
“Excuse me. Are you the Judean People’s Front?”
“Fuck off! We’re the People’s Front of Judea.”
Sweet.
:: throws stone at GMRyujin ::
Oh, I hope Father Ted got everyone over the blasphemy thing and we get it in Irish cinemas too!
That film has pleasantly “ruined” every other Christ flick ever since. I was watching this highly serious one (can’t remember the name of it) on the telly the other day and at the hight of the drama someone in the crowd asked “are you the messiah?” and of course my mind immediately jumped to the only possible comeback to that one… 
Also one of my favourite but more minor incidents is all the other droning prophets that are around when Brian is running away from the Romans. “And there will be a great amount of confusion as to were things really are.”
“He’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty boy!”
Everybody sing! “Always look on the bright side of life…”
“Don’t worry, the crack Judean suicide squad is coming!”
“Oh, dear Mother! Was it rape?”
“At first.”
“No, no, spiwit. You know, bwavado, a touch of dehwing dew.”
“Oh, about 11 sir.”
Hail Ceasar!!
Terry Gilliam must be cackling his little head off.
I was sooooooo tempted to shout “Release Bwian” during the viewing of The Pasison that I saw but I feared that all the praying god botherers around me would crucify me.
PookahMacPhellimey it will be in the Irish cinema if they bring it over here as the ban was lifted a good few years ago and The Screen in Dublin showed it straight after it was lifted for a few weeks.
Can’t wait to see it on the big screen.
“A people called the Romanes, they go the 'ouse?”
“It says, ‘Romans, go home!’”
“No, it doesn’t.”
Now this IS news. I have never seen a Monty Python film on the big screen. Now it looks like I will have to make sure that I get a fake beard for the wife so we can go together. Wouldn’t want her to miss the stoning. 
Shouldn’t the thread be titled:
Life of Bwian we-welease?
I think he said, “Blessed are the cheesemakers!”
“Blessed are the Greeks?”
Watching Life of Brian permanently warped me. My freshman year of college, I had sat through two Monty Python movies (Holy Grail and Meaning of Life) without cracking a chuckle. Ditto through the Flying Circus marathon. It just wasn’t funny. I only went at all because I enjoyed spending time with my friends no matter what we might be doing (well, there are a few exceptions, come to think of it).
One evening we sat down to watch Life of Brian. I kind of chuckled through the first half hour or so. But once they got to the graffiti scene I started losing it. Because I had just finished my first semester of Latin. I howled laughing throughout the rest of the movie.
Suddenly Monty Python was hysterically funny. I sat through Holy Grail again and laughed until my sides hurt. I really can’t explain it.
'You’re all indiviuals!"
“I’m not.”
I’m tempted to go, just to whistle Always look on the bright side… through the closing scenes
“I’m Brian, and so’s my wife.”
The late George Harrison (of the Beatles) appears briefly. As Bwian is being led through a crowded room full of people looking to be healed and such, one of the PFJ’s introduces a bearded man of importance (GH) and telling Bwian that this man had arranged for them to have the “mount” (presumably for a sermon later on).
Intentionally ironic I suppose, as GH helped finance LoB after it’s initial investors pulled out, fearful of the seeming taboo nature of the subject matter.
Interesting how the rock n rollers loved Python and backed them with their wallets. Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Genesis put up much of the money for Holy Grail, course they ended up making bucket fulls off of it. Glad they did m’self 
oh, and
Splunge