The Meaning of Life
Movie • 1983 • Comedy
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Actually, during the sketch of the "Every Sperm is Sacred" song, a catholic father tells all his children he's gonna have to sell them to scientist.
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A man literally explodes in one particularly gross sketch.
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The Mr. Creosote sketch, from beginning to end.
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On the battlefield there is a soldier with his head lying next to him. He is still talking though
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Again, live organ donations
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A man is chased off of a cliff.
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Sort of? Children sing a song called "Every Sperm is Sacred."
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Does a kid die?
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At the end of the movie, a buch of characters meet at heaven, implying all of them died, and we get to see a group of children who earlier in the movie were "sold for science"
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At the end of the movie, a buch of characters meet at heaven, implying all of them died, and we get to see a group of children who earlier in the movie were "sold for science"
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There's a cartoon bit about a family of leaves on a tree. The leaves falling in autumn is depicted as suicide. Father leaf does it first, followed by the grieving mother and then the two desperate children
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The finale is about dying. A dinner party is collected by the Grim Reaper.
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Most of the Mr Creosote sequence involves vast amounts of projectile vomiting.
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A man has his organs removed off screen
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The movie pre-dates 9/11.
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A baby is born.
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There's a cartoon bit about a family of leaves on a tree. The leaves falling in autumn is depicted as suicide. Father leaf does it first, followed by the sad mother and then the two desperate children
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Mr. Creosote eats himself to death
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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A drawn leaf on a tree does (as a father to his family)
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Even more than you'd expect from a Monty Python feature film.
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A bit simulating walking, during the section Part VI B: The Meaning Of Life
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Is there childbirth?
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Are there fat jokes?
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Some pretty graphic ones
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Played for laughs
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The sexual attitudes of the Roman Catholic Church are portrayed and contrasted with those of the Church of England (for comedy in both cases).
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Is there sexual content?
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A sexual education class is visited.
A horde of children sing about how every sperm is sacred.
A man is hounded to death by a horde of naked women.
Topless angels are seen.
A horde of children sing about how every sperm is sacred.
A man is hounded to death by a horde of naked women.
Topless angels are seen.
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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The movie is introduced by John Cleese as being "a lot of T&A".
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The Catholic stance on birth control is portrayed satirically.
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Are there fat suits?
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Mr. Creosote.
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Live organ “donations” and some graphic scenes in the Zulu war bit.
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