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Life of Brian (1979) (Complete Movie)

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Life of Brian (Full Movie)

Monty Python delivers the group S Sharpest and Smartest Satire of both Religion and Hollywood S Epic Films. Set in 33 AD Judea where the Exasperated Romans try to impose Order, it is A time of Chaos and Change with No Shortage of Messiahs and Followers willing to believe in them. At it S Center is Brian Cohen, born in Bethleham in A Stable Next Door, who, by A Series of Absurd Circumstances is Caught Up in the New Religion and Reluctantly Mistaken for the Promised Messiah, providing Ample Opportunity for the Entire Ensemble, Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin to shine in Mulitple Roles as they question Everyone and Everything from Ex Lepers, Pontius Pilate and haggling to Revolutionaries, Crazy Prophets, Religious Fanaticism, Roman Centurions and Crucifixion, Forever changing our Biblical View.

Plot

Brian Cohen is Born in A Stable Next Door to the One in which Jesus is born, which Initially confuses the Three Wise Men who come to praise the Future King of the Jews. Brian later grows up into an Idealistic Young Man who resents the Continuing Roman Occupation of Judea. While listening to Jesus S Sermon on the Mount, Brian becomes Infatuated with an Attractive Young Rebel, Judith. His Desire for her and Hatred of the Romans, Further Exaggerated by his Mother revealing Brian himself is Half Roman, inspire him to join the “People S Front of Judea” (PFJ), One of Many Fractious and Bickering Independence Movements which spend More Time fighting Each Other than they do the Romans.

To prove himself, Brian is Tasked by the PFJ to paint Slogans on Roman Governor Pilate S Palace, but is Interrupted by a Roman Officer. The Officer however, is More Concerned with Brian S Appalling Grammar and, after Correcting the Slogan, orders him to write it Repeatedly. The Next Morning, Brian has Finished writing out the Slogan One Hundred Times and is Subsequently Chased away by A Separate Patrol of Legionaries, unaware that Brian S Act of Vandalism had actually been Ordered by One of their Own Centurions. Brian then participates in an Abortive Attempt by the PFJ to kidnap Pilate S Wife but is Captured by the Palace Guards.

Escaping when the Guards suffer Paroxysms of Laughter over Pilate S Speech Impediment, Brian winds up trying to blend in among Prophets preaching in A Busy Plaza, repeating Fragments of Jesus Sermons. He stops his Sermon Mid Sentence when some Roman Soldiers depart, leaving his Small but Intrigued Audience demanding to know more. Brian grows Frantic when People start following him to the Mountains, and there they declare him to be the Messiah. After spending A Night in with Judith, Brian, still Naked, discovers an Enormous Crowd assembled Outside his Mother S House. Her Attempts at dispersing the Crowd are rebuffed, so she Consents to Brian addressing them. He urges them to think for themselves, but they parrot his Words as Doctrine.

The PFJ seeks to exploit Brian S Celebrity Status by having him Minister to A Thronging Crowd of Followers demanding Miracle Cures. Brian sneaks out the Back, only to be Captured by the Romans and is Sentenced to Crucifixion. In Celebration of Passover, A Crowd has Assembled outside the Palace of Pilate, who offers to Pardon A Prisoner of their Choice. The Crowd shouts out Names containing the Letter “R“, mocking Pilate S Rhotacistic Speech iOmpediment. Eventually, Judith appears in the Crowd and calls for the Release of Brian, which the crowd echoes, and Pilate agrees to “Welease Bwian“. His Order is Eventually Relayed to the Guards, but in A Scene that parodies the Climax of the film Spartacus, Various Crucified People All claim to be “Brian” so they can be Freed and the Wrong Man is Released. Other Opportunities for A Reprieve for Brian are denied as the PFJ and then Judith praise his Martyrdom, while his Mother expresses regret for having raised him. Hope is Renewed when A Crack Suicide Squad from the “Judean People S Front“ charges and prompts the Roman Soldiers to flee. However, the Squad commits Mass Suicide as A Form of Political Protest. Condemned to A Alow and Painful Death, Brian finds his Spirits lifted by his Fellow Sufferers, who Cheerfully sing “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.”