is one of Monty Python and the Holy Grail’s most popular lines and scenes ... bite Arthur’s legs off without any hands to lift his helmet’s visor. If only all scientific, religious, and ...

While not exact, one way to gauge a comedy movie’s popularity is by its number of familiar and oft-repeated lines of dialogue, and by those metrics alone, Monty Python and the Holy Grail would ...

It is like that scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, in which a knight has had both arms and legs cut off and still thinks that not only can he fight, but that he is likely to win.

FAMILY COUNCIL NEWS RELEASE Monty Python and the Holy Grail is the movie to be shown at SALA Tuesday evening as part of the ...

As I got older, I figured out the purpose was probably more complex than that, and I searched for the meaning of life like an earnest cast member of Monty Python. Giving my life deep meaning and ...

“It’s the holy grail of biology,” Emma Lundberg, a cell biologist at Stanford, told me. “People have been dreaming about it for years and years and years.” These grandiose claims—about ...

Snowfield Grail War mocks the original concept, featuring eccentric characters and astonishing betrayals, making it unpredictable and fresh. The Fate/Strange Fake Holy Grail War is a spectacle of ...