Get ready for MONTY PYTHONS very first feature film.

Based on the best skits and bits of their legendary BBC comedy series MONTY PYTHONS FLYING CIRCUS, join JOHN CLEESE, ERIC IDLE, TERRY JONES, MICHAEL PALIN, GRAHAM CHAPMAN and TERRY GILLIAM on an hysterical romp filled with dead parrots, upper-class twits, old ladies on motorcycles, bank robbers, crazy flashers, killer jokes and singing lumberjacks.

AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT consists of some of Monty Pythons funniest sketches from their earliest years together.

Director Ian MacNaughton leads John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Terry Gilliam on a hysterical romp through pet shops, marriage counselor offices, and odd London streets and fields filled with singing lumberjacks, dead parrots, hungry babies, upper-class twits, people trying not to be seen, and old ladies on motorcycles, fighting off milkmen, bank robbers, crazy flashers, dirty forks, and killer jokes.

The sketches have been re-created for the big screen, without the ever-present laugh track but still loaded with Gilliams outrageously funny animation.

As in the television show, the skits are linked together through clever animation as well as by characters in uniform (Graham Chapman, in this case) proclaiming, Im warning this film not to get silly again. Among Monty Pythons favorite targets are the military, the police, the British government, the courts, Mao, Uncle Sam, and television reporters.

As always, there are lots of men in drag.

Even the closing credits are a riot.

But watch out for that 16-ton weight.