Black Knight: Lego version

I promised you several days ago to show you more stop animation movies made with Lego so as to re-enact scenes from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Today, enjoy the Black Knight scene (I show you first the original version):





"None shall pass!"

"Now stand aside, worthy adversory."
"It's but a scratch!"
"A scratch?!? You arm's off!"

"It's just a flesh wound!"


P.S. Today, Professor Vandelanotte, referring to our History of Linguistics exam, said: "If you have problems, wave at my general direction." This was clearly a hint to John Cleese's sayings in the same movie, in the French Taunter scene: "I fart in your general direction". As Mr Romero pointed out: "I think nobody's got it." Then he looked at me (I was smiling), saying: "Yeah, of course…" I think Waldorf would have liked it, had he been there.

The Black Knight Gets A Twist

In the movie The Holy Grail, the Monty Pythons make fun of the Arturian motif, hence this legendary fight between the King of the Britons and the Black Knight—source of this famous sentence that we keep saying in Namur: None shall pass!.




And this is the same sketch but the Black Knight's line have been replaced by dialogues spoken by Darth Vader… And the sound effects and the music.