Monty Python's The Meaning of Life is a 1983 effort by the British team famous for TV's Monty Python's Flying Circus. Combining musical numbers with irreverent comedy in a series of sketches that cover the stages of human existence, this film, directed by Terry Jones, is most reminiscent of the Flying Circus show. Told in chapters, the film takes audiences from birth to death, with satirical songs that spare no target and hilarious skits featuring the Monty Python members, often in drag and even in black-face. The song "Every Sperm is Sacred" skewers Catholicism in the opening chapter on birth. This sets the tone for the funny bits that follow, explorations of school days, war-time, middle age, organ transplantation, old MORE [EDIT]
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