Hi,

following @trumpman's advice to watch for #cine and #cinetv, and his [call for action to promote this new tribe](https://leofinance.io/@trumpman/lets-earn-some-cinetv-free-upvotes-inside), I've decided to jump in, as for now I've made some decent profit on his piece of advice.

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I like films, I love controversial ones, I like them to have humour and some twist in the end. I can dig most of the genders (film), but at most love comedies.

So for #AskCineTV, I would like to ask you what movie do you like, that can't be filmed any more today?

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One of my favourites, which might be banned or censored, because it is as far as possible from political correctness is *Monty Python and The Holy Grail*. It has a lot of humour inside, and to understand it fully, one needs to have some broader history knowledge.

It starts directly from the film posters, as at that time there have not been so many trailers. The poster is full of irony (look at the *Ben Hur* mention) at the whole cinematic industry.

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The humour inside is as humour should be, raw, intelligent and offensive without sparing someone. It is silly as one film can get.

Today it would be censored to the maximum and probably would not leave the editing studio as a movie can't be cut to 80%. 

Even if it is a comedy referring to the Middle Ages, it is actual also today. Here are some good quotes as example:

>*“Don’t like her? What’s wrong with her? She’s beautiful. She’s rich. She’s got huge…tracts of land”* – King of Swamp Castle

or

>*“We apologize again for the fault in the subtitles. Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked have been sacked.” *– Monty Python and the Holy Grail’s credits

A small hint, don't watch it with your kids, as they will drive you crazy with ***Ni***!

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Coming to the end, what movie do you like  that can't be filmed today?