GenerationofSwine
My dad and I had a movie tradition, because there is always time to watch a movie and catch is weather dependent.
This was one of the movies he took me to see as like the father-son bonding time. And I can understand why, no one loved pulp novels more than my dad and when it came to picking things the word "Adventures" really played to his pulp trash sensibilities.
I might have inherited a bit of that.
This was my first introduction to Gilliam, and from there it opened up Monty Python and all kinds of craziness right down to effecting some of my reading habits. So, as a child, this movie had a profound effect on me.
It was funny, it was an adventure, it was silly, it was deep (deep enough where even an 8 year old can sense there...