An almost unexportable English comedy, one which takes its pleasure in the common schoolboy practice of fantasizing about the pigpen conditions of life in the oldendays. Even for viewers who've received a proper English education in Arthurian legends, it is probably not awfully intelligible. In the slough of messy atmospherics and murky lighting, you have to fish around for the jokes; and what you dredge up, oftener than not, is a handful of garbage, dung, or gore. The funniest bits have to do with a countryside-terrorizing dragon which has sprung out of a bottom-drawer Japanese monster movie. Starring Michael Palin and directed by Terry Gilliam, both of the Monty Python group. (1977) — Duncan Shepherd
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