Monty Python and the Holy Grail

With a servant who cracks coconut shells, King Arthur (Graham Chapman) pretends to be riding a horse in search of knights and castles. Along the way, he sees all the scenes of people's desperation, communicates with all kinds of people who talk nonsense, and finally recruits a group of Knights of the Round Table. They pretended to ride horses together and arrived at Camelot Castle. Outside the castle, they met God emerging from the sky and asked them to find the Holy Grail. They tried to use "Wood Badger" to capture a French castle, but they forgot to hide in the wooden badger and were eventually defeated by the French. After experiencing failure, King Arthur and the knights began to act separately. The task of finding the Holy Grail is of great significance. More unreliable people and things are waiting for these unreliable knights... This film is the only "nonsensical" movie to enter the top 50 of IMDB. In the film, the six core members of "Monty Python" each played 4-10 roles, taking most of the roles in the film.