Monty Python Movies: Release Order
Monty Python brought their absurdist comedy from television to the big screen with five theatrical releases. This legendary British troupe created a unique blend of intellectual humor, surreal sketches, and satirical storytelling that influenced comedy for generations.
This Release Order includes all five films, though it's important to note that two are sketch compilations (And Now for Something Completely Different and Live at the Hollywood Bowl) while three are narrative feature films. The progression shows the Pythons' evolution from repackaging TV material to creating original cinematic works of increased ambition and scope.
There are 2 other watch orders available – see the links up above.
And Now for Something Completely Different
A collection of classic sketches from the first two seasons of Monty Python's Flying Circus, featuring the legendary British comedy troupe's absurdist humor and iconic characters.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
King Arthur and his knights embark on a absurd quest for the Holy Grail in this iconic Monty Python comedy. Along the way they encounter ridiculous obstacles and characters in a brilliant parody of Arthurian legend.
Life of Brian
Brian Cohen, an ordinary young Jewish man, is mistakenly hailed as the Messiah through a series of absurd events. This Monty Python comedy follows his misadventures as he deals with devoted followers, his overbearing mother, and various eccentric characters in a satirical take on Biblical times.
Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl
The legendary British comedy troupe Monty Python performs their most beloved sketches live at the iconic Hollywood Bowl, featuring classic routines and material from their early careers.
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
Monty Python's irreverent sketch comedy explores life's biggest questions through a series of absurd and outrageous vignettes. From a London insurance company that becomes a pirate ship to gluttonous dinner guests, the film delivers the troupe's signature brand of surreal British humor.
Other Film Series
Deathstalker
A cult sword-and-sorcery film series from the 1980s, known for its campy B-movie charm and anthology-style storytelling with different actors portraying the titular barbarian warrior.
Fantômas
A comedic French crime trilogy following the adventures of master criminal Fantômas and his pursuit by the bumbling Commissioner Juve.
Ghostbusters
A supernatural comedy franchise about paranormal investigators who capture ghosts in New York City, spanning multiple decades and timelines.
Jumanji
A magical adventure series about a supernatural board game that brings its jungle dangers into the real world.
Night at the Museum
A family adventure trilogy following night security guard Larry Daley as he discovers that museum exhibits come to life after dark, leading to magical adventures with historical figures and ancient artifacts.
Shrek Universe
An irreverent ogre's journey through subverted fairy tales, revolutionizing animated comedy with pop culture parodies.