When you get pyromancy for the first time in a videogame and you're feeling cocky

if I had magic powers I would be like tim.

That's why this is the greatest movie ever. Why bother to explain everything? Group of knights just met a random guy on the random rock blowing random shit up...

"You're a busy man" is such a good line.

Something tells me Michael Bay would get along with Tim the Enchanter.

When he shoots the small rocket at the dead tree it gets me every time xD

"You seek the Holy GGRRRRAIIL."

I had seen this movie maybe eight times before I finally noticed all the spit flying out of Tim the Enchanter's mouth. Magnificent!

The mild applause is so great.

I love how John Cleese can do so many accents. In this movie alone, he does a common British accent, a French accent, and here, a Scottish accent.

That moment when you notice Cleese totally making up the name off the top of his head and no one skips a beat

What an eccentric performance

So this is what it feels like when the party gets a quest from the NPC

And this is where I got my name

A guest cameo of Tim the Enchanter tossing fireballs in the background would have made Game of Thrones so much better.

THERE ARE SOME WHO CALL ME.... tim

Tim is the Michael Bay of Monty Python. XD

It's the small details that get me, like how the squires mimic nervous horse movements at Tim's first fireball.

This is the exact type of thing I'd do if I was an Enchanter.

Monty Python at it's best, The Holy Grail is off the charts, So many great skits. Tim just blowing up stuff, It's just too funny.

I was told that the name of the enchanter wasn't Tim. It was originally some long, complicated name, but was hard to memorize. So when the enchanter's line came into play, he couldn't remember it and just improved. An amazing improve. I can't imagine how many people were laughing on set when he said that.

"There are some who call me, Tim."

What an eccentric performance!

" a geh, geh, geh..." "A GRAIL?!"

I wonder if Tim does birthday parties. I'd love to hire him

Is it really true that his name (in the movie) is really long, that he forgot it and just said the name 'Tim" instead?

lionheart reminded me this existed.

I'm always dying of laughter while watching this scene.. :D

Best pyrotechnics...without flint or tinder

I love Tim's repeated firepower demonstrations!

Probably my favorite scene in the movie, and that's saying something. Hard to choose between this, the French Tauntings, and the political serf.

It's hard to believe Chapman was drunk during much of the filming of the Holy Grail. It added to this particular scene quite well, what with the 'line amnesia' seeming like stuttering and terror. One of the truly great films around, despite(or perhaps because of) the little quirks like this one.

One thing I love about Monty Python is you can have Eric idle converse with Eric idle in two different costumes and believe them to be 2 completely different characters (born of the same mother of course 😂)

You're a busy man.

I could fill a pool with tears of laughter just from watching this movie.

"What an eccentric performance." ROFL

There will never be another movie made as good as this in all humanity. And I am glad,

See if I can't become this in elder scrolls 6, I'll be annoyed.

A GRRAILL!

I wana staff that shoots rockets!

I really wish I knew how the movie would have ended if they didn't get arrested

1:18 Apparently he can also conjure up mouse pointers...

A whhaaaaat? 2:32

That's how I feel in Skyrim, tim the enchanter

This is and always will be an absolute classic which makes me laugh every time

Is anyone going to mention how much he spits it the last bit?

Nearly every scene in this movie is hysterical for no good reason

You’d assume that nothing could live up to Tim the Enchanter’s florid description of the terror that Arthur and his kin-iggits were about to face. And you’d be wrong.

I’d like to spend a day with Tim the Enchanter. You know, just hang out and blow shit up together.

One can never watch too much Monty Python❣

jokes aside, I love this shot: 0:32 Epic.

Shower of spit flying out of Tim's mouth is a cherry on the cake.

Cleese @ his awesomest!

Nice touch with the Welsh references, I thought: Rheged/Caer Bannog/Ulfain Bedwin and so on... Either way, this is the most hilarious M.P moment ever. "You know much that is hidden O Tim" "...Quite" Priceless.

i love that guy that keeps lifting his helmet visor hahaha

at 3:37 you see spit fly when he says foul ! the king sees it too Haha

1:25......The Lightsaber prototype.

Look at the bones!

3:36thats some ejection!

Tim the enchanter, aka the dude that spends his time makes explosions because he has nothing better to do.

Never realized until now how many lines Tim spewed out like a fountain...

So, why do I feel compelled to keep watching scenes from this movie 20 years later?

Tim, the enchanter, was an ancestor of Michael Bay.

"You know much that is hidden, oh Tim"

The guy detonated half England!!!!

Tim’s greatest power is the power of silence.

the most heartwarming and hilarious movie of all time

In the next mmo i play my mage name will be tim xD

Rofl This scene defines the film and is so funny, I never get tired of watching it.

The greatest character in all of fiction

The best part was definitely when he shot a friggin' ROCKET from the end of his stave. When they ran into the Dreaded Beast of Caer Bannog they should've just had Tim blast it to bits. Edit: And the Beast of Aaargh.

There are some who call me...Tim?

This is probably what most of the budget was spent on.

Love how for no reason at all Arthur starts calling him “O Tim”.

3:36 More incredible than Tim's incendiary talents was his ability to spout flying saliva. Close shave there for King Arthur.

I love how they start with all these Knights and end up with 2.

After seeing this an absurd number of times in my life, I still find something new on occasion. Just before Tim begins to lead them to the cave and spraying what seems to be a disturbing amount of saliva while describing the entrance to the cave, he exclaims "follow...BUT!!!" . Unbelievably, I never have noticed Robin being so frightened that he ducks and hides behind his shield. This discovery caused me to A) have enough energy to type out / share this development and B) look forward to its life altering impact /s

With nasty big pointy teeth

I love how they're terrified of Tim in this scene, but after he points out the rabbit they immediately lose all respect for him (even though he turns out to be right).

this video is higher quality than the others, it should really be the top result...

So ....i barely saw this movie, at the movie theaters, with my co-workers, and this part had me deceased 😂😅😂 "pointy teeth" 😂

There are some who call me.............................................................. Tim?

I never noticed till now that the emblem on Robin's shield is a chicken ( likely in reference to his encounter with the 3-headed knight)

GRRRRRAIL

Damn, John can give a compelling performance!

0:24 One of the knights (Either Gawain or Ector) has a stylized herring on his shield!

When you cant afford retakes because you used it all up for explosions and fire

You’re a busy man...

"Your a busy man" then he proceeds to randomly blow up the ground with no purpose... HAHA!!!

fun fact: tim had a much longer name but john cleese forgot it, so he came up with tim on the spot

A GRAIL????

Tim the Enchanter seems to focus more on evoking than enchanting. xD

this is what happens when your opponent plays millhouse manastorm...and you're a mage

quite **launch a rocket**

To be honest, if I were an enchanter I'd probably goof off all day making things explode too.

Ruchnoy Protivotankovy Granatomyot from the end of his staff?? Genious.

You seek the holy grrrrrrail

rip Asherons Call

"In that case I shall have to kill you. Shall I? No I don't think so."

what max level players do in skyrim.