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Original Movie: Spaceballs (1987)
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Very funny movie
Yes ghostbusters 😁
I noticed a "Mh" after the failed beam... when you saw the 2 blondes. I wonder what does it mean???
An explanation bro !? Lol
George Lucas gave his blessing to Mel Brooks to make this movie under the condition that there will be no merchandise made of it. That’s the reason why all Yogurt and the Dinks do nothing but merchandising. XD
It was also the condition for using his special effects team
Was I the only one who really wanted the Spaceballs Flamethrower?
@@agenttheater5 Ahh, the kids love that one.
😂
After all of these years, they should do release merchandise for this (watches bank account start to decrease rapidly)
This movie has so many jokes that will never get old, like the "asshole" joke, "Everybody got that?", the "Instant Cassette" scene, the insane length of Dark Helmet's ship, "jamming" the radar, and "ludicrous speed".
The Instant Cassette scene is one of the funniest scenes put to film, I am wheezing with laughter by the time they get to "SOON"
Miraculous is my Guilty Pleasure, you forgot about the uranus joke.
The jokes are hilarious and amazing
Plus "Comb the desert", Beaming into a room literally next door, and the actual guy from Alien cameo-ing getting Alien busting out of his stomach again. xD
And the dig at Lucas for letting them use star wars, but refusing to let them merchandise Spaceballs. xD
Lol, the we ain't found shit guy is Tim Russ who went on to play Tuvok on Seven seasons of Star Trek Voyager
Other people have mentioned about Lucas saying no merchandising, but another fun fact is, one day, with all those figures laying around, Rick Moranis (Helmet) said, "Wouldn't it be funny if my character played with these dolls?" And improvised that whole scene.
"Somewhere in the Ford Galaxy."
"Ford Galaxy like Harrison Ford?"
Somebody probably got this already, but a Ford Galaxy is a car.
Pretty sure it was intended to be a double pun joke
Interesting fact, While Mell Brooks did not need nore want George Lucas's permission to make Space Balls he did want ti find out if he had problems with it, the reality is George Lucas apparently loved the idea of the film and offered the services of ILM for free so long as they did not merchandise the film, Mell took the deal and the whole merchandising segment in the film is a joke to that deal, also ILM also used some unused star wars footage in Space Balls
The escape pods ejecting was the unused Star Wars footage.
I'm glad George liked it.
This is why I wish I could have a coffee mug for Space Balls the Coffee Mug, but on the other side of the mug it should say, "Now that I have my coffee, I'm ready to watch radar."
@@prehistorichero2755 George was always a good sport about parodies. He encouraged family guy and robot chicken creators, hell he voiced himself in some of the sketches. As long as no intellectual property is abused (like merchandising off the parody) he’s cool
That's actually a good deal. I'd have offered a cut of merch and we could both make money. Even 70/30 split in Lucas's favor would be worth it with the ILM assist.
My favorite part of this movie will always be John Hurt having the alien pop out of this chest a second time. The fact the Brooks got him to reshoot that scene for his movie, parodying his role in Alien was amazing.
I love the fact that they got the exact same actor, John Hurt, from Alien to play the exact same role in the diner. "Oh, no! Not again!"
Michael Winslow barely hold his laughter when Rick Moranis threw that microphone during the jammed radar scene. You can clearly hear his voice cracking up.
Seem this movie a million times and still catching new jokes. Lonestar said he was from somewhere in the Ford Galaxy. The Ford Galaxie was a car produced from 1959-74.
My first instinct also went to the car company, but I liked Timothee's take on it more - that it was a reference to Harrison Ford because Lonestarr is a parody of Ford's character.
The one joke I never caught until someone pointed it out was the "comb the desert" scene, where Dark Helmet uses the megaphone on Sandurz who's next to him and shouting at the guys far away doing the combing.
@@steffurnessI can imagine both meanings were intended. 😆
So in the cafe scene the actor who had the chestbuster come out of his chest was John hurt and the reason that he says not again is because he is the original actor who was the victim of the original facehugger
Love his appearance. Also love his other Mel Brooks appearance as Jesus in History of the World Part 1.
No way! I didn't realize that was John Hurt!
This movie is just absolute gold in every way possible
"Hey hey hey hey hey that's my escape pod! Who the hell are you?"
"I'm the bearded lady! Who are you, one of the freaks?"
Mel Brooks made a deal with George Lucas, George Lucas would allow him to make this blatant Star Wars parody and even help if Mel Brooks did not make any merchandise that would possibly compete with Star Wars merchandise, so that’s why all the merchandise is in the movie and they never really sold any real stuff in stores
The props made for the movie would be worth a fortune now.
A fun detail: remember the ship at the beginning? Mel Brooks jokingly once said that his first idea was to have Spaceball 1 (the huge ship) move across the screen for the full ninety minutes of the movie. Imagine THAT for a moment...
It's also an homage to 2001: A Space Odyssey, as well as Star Trek: The Motion Picture, with those super extra long ass wide shots of the ships.
It would be a really boring movie
Rick Moranis is a world treasure.
Timothee doing a merchandising plug during a satirical merchandising scene is what i live for
I think I remember hearing into the DVD commentary that the head thump was real and Mel Brooks was worried about him but he said he was fine.
So lessons learned from this movie:
Everyone has a different definition of what they need to survive.
Always buckle up.
Don't be stingy with petrol.
For some reason I always loved the line "I told you we should've put more than 5 bucks worth in!"
The Planet of the Apes is not necessarily Earth?
The scene where the first meet Yogurt, when they're walking toward the statue is a parody of The Wizard of Oz when they are first going to meet the Wizard...
Vespa = Dorothy
Lonestar = Scarecrow
Dot Matrix = Tin Man
Barf = Cowardly Lion
Also, yes Vespa is a brand of scooter made by an Italian company.
Vespa is the Italian word for "wasp".
W.A.S.P. is also an acronym in the U.S. standing for White Anglo Saxon Protestant. Usually used in a derogatory way to describe someone usually upper class or at least upper middle class who are privileged and act like they think they are better than others because of that.
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27:28 Fun fact he says not again because that’s the same actor in the first Alien movie where the chest buster gets out.
RIP John Hurt. The man was a legend.
If you like Blazing Saddle and Young Frankenstein, check out Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
But if you haven't, you should probably see Robin Hood Prince of Thieves before. Not a must to understand the humor and you don't need to react to it [unless you want :)] but many jokes refer to that Robin Hood movie specifically.
@@kosi82 True.
I also highly recommend watching The Muppet Movie from 1979 after watching some or all of the Mel Brooks movies.
The Muppet Movie isn't a Mel Brooks movie but I don't think anyone told the movie that!
You included the "It's mega maid...she's gone from suck to blow!" Clip in your reaction. You, sir...have won yourself a subscriber.
My favorite scene from the movie is...
Dark Helmet: "I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate."
Lone Star: "So what does that make us?"
Dark Helmet: "Absolutely nothing!"
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Just putting this out there...
Your father's brother is your uncle. Your uncle’s nephew (assuming you're a guy) is you...so...
“Merchandising!”
Just like these shirts……. You have no shame sir.😂😂👍
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@@TimotheeReacts lmao
Mel has said if he ever makes a sequel, it'll be called spaceballs 3: the search for spaceballs 2
Okay, that's something I didn't know.
Mel Brooks was such a genius, Check out History of the World and High Anxiety after Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles.😂👍🔥
Dracula Dead and Loving It. is another Mel Brooks film that I grew up watching XD
I do love that they included the Wilhelm scream in proper Star Wars fashion.
Genuinely one of the funniest movies I've ever seen, without a minute wasted. All the gags are very memorable and hilarious, but my 3 favorites are definitely the "radar jamming", "Ludicrous Speed" and the VHS scene
OMG amazing film very classic Spaceballs written, produced and directed by Mel Brooks starring Mel Brooks, John Candy, Rick Moranis, Bill Pullman, Daphne Zuniga, Dick Van Patten, Joan Rivers and music score by John Morris. Thank you so much TimotheeReacts awesome great reaction😊😊👍👍👍
Love John Candy as well. Actually watched The Great Outdoors last night for the 30th or 40th time.
The guy watching the radar that gets jammed (Michael Winslow) is famous for his voice effects. Please check out the Police Academy series for more great laughs!!
The female voice doing the countdown is the same actress that was the voice of the Enterprise's computer on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
while the movie is primarily a parody of Star Wars, it does have bits and pieces parodying other scifi space films and media checkered throughout.
one other joke, right there at the beginning. Mel wanted to make an hour and a half cut of the ship slowly panning by. this was of course, shot down.
Oh, if you go back, pay attention when Dark Helmet says 'how many assholes we got on this ship?', everyone but the guy on the left at the console stands up and says they are. that guy is sitting where the grunt that went over his helmet at the beginning is sitting.
Oh, Radar Guy is Michael Winslow, aka the Sound Effects Guy. All those effects he was doing himself, including the muffled bit with the intercom.
Mel played both Scrooge and Yogurt in the movie, as you could probably tell. Fun fact, Mel was actually allergic to something in the face paint for the Yogurt makeup. So he couldn't do those scenes very long.
Another fun fact. when they did the bit where they threatened to make Vespa's nose look like her old one, when the home release happened, it was of course still during an era of having the home or theatrical edition, home edition cutting the movie's edges off to fit a normal tv. Well, when they reveal the old nose, the home edition had cut it away, leaving it a mystery for anyone that didn't see the theatrical version.
"Even in the future, nothing works!" LMAO
Have you ever seen the "Who's on First" sketch from Abbott and Costello? Would love to see you react to that if you haven't. It's real short, only like 10 minutes, but it's what they were spoofing during the "Instant Casette" scene in this movie.
I also love the 7 x 13 = 28 sketch too
A little trivia for you. In order for mel to make this he had to get permission from lucas and there was to be no merchandise made. That’s why the comic and lunch box was Transforers. The soldier that was talking about “the bleeps, the sweeps and the creeps” is micheal winslow. The same guy from police academy movies. He also got far in AGT.
I will never tire of this movie even though I know it completely by heart. Mel Brooks is a genius.
Funny detail: Rick Moranis adlibbed the entire scene with the action figures.
(I think you're the first reactor to recognize "Ned Ryerson" from Groundhog Day)
Anyone else noticed Dark Helmet's safari helmet had a smile when he closes his visor?
Fun fact, if it hasn't been already mentioned - Joan Rivers, the voice of Dot, improvised EVERY single line. She did not have a script.
The looks on your face during those literal jokes. Hilarious LOL !
Have a warm feelings to see Flash Gordon references in this movie. (yes I am old even I’m 18)
I saw this in the cinema when I was in college, Timothee! 👩🚀 May the Schwartz be with you... on this Rosh Hashanah! 🍎🍯
I think i recall Brooks saying that if he could, he would have made the intro pan shot of the ship 2 hours long
You couldn't really trademark "The Force", because it's too generic of a term..."The Schwartz" would actually be a more trademarkable term than "The Force".
There were a lot of famous people in this movie other than John Candy. Mel Brooks, Rick Moranis, Bill Pullman, Joan Rivers, Michael Winslow, Dick Van Patten, Dom Deliuse, Jim J. Bullock, Phil Hartman, Tom Dreesen, and Michael York.
This movie is a classic happy to see him react to it!
"We're not just doing this for money. We're doing it for a s***-load of money!"
by the way, another funny bit about the links between Spaceballs and Star Wars, at 27:16, you can actually see the Millenium Falcon parked at the Diner (it's on the right side of the screen)
Ok, that 'merchandizing' segue was nicely done. 👏
16:02 Mel Brooks was known for making tons of Jewish jokes in his movies, Schwartz being a common Jewish last name.
Right before you made this I was in my grandpas barn and found a old vhs tape of this exact movie I also had notifications on that’s how I know this video is out
Fun Fact: the Millennium Falcon is briefly visible parked at the space diner near the end.
I'm so happy you finally watched this movie! I knew you would like it. I watched this when I was a kid but censored from an old channel called Superstation that my brother and cousins taped to cassette. I didn't understand anything until I watched the dvd version as an adult. I think you should try to look like John Candy as Barf for Halloween, Tim 😂
Mel said how he got the idea of Space Balls is now I do not remember the exact quote "I Watched Star Wars and thought how can I make this film more Jewish," and he once joked "I it was up to me the film would be nothing but and hour of that very long ship going through space," lol He seems like a treat to be around.
"I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate" means "I am your former roommate" because "your father's brother" = "your uncle", "your uncle's nephew" = "your cousin" and "your cousin's cousin" = yourself.
This is one of the best by Mel Brooks, my other favorite being Robin Hood: Men in Tights. So many others that are fantastic like Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles as well.
Every time I watch Spaceballs reaction videos, the first thing I do is fastforward (fastforwarding, sir!) to the scene with the Instant Cassettes.
the man on radar that lost the beeps, the sweeps and the creeps is Michael Winslow, the Man of a Thousand Noises, he's one of the world's finest comedians and has built an entire career on doing his own sound effects using only his voice
Check out “Police Academy” (1984).
That movie is pure gold of all sci-fi parody movies.
Fanboys is a movie you should definitely check out! Also, while "more recent"..... the "View Askewniverse" movies done by Kevin Smith(Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Clerks II, and Jay and Silent Bob Reboot). I think that's the right order.... but check the release dates..... you should definitely do them in release order. Much like Star Wars, they all fit together, and tell an overall story. I also heard that Clerks III recently wrapped filming.... and I honestly can't wait to watch it! Some may find these movies(as well as a few of the Mel Brooks movies) offensive..... don't buy into that mentality. Remember, these are COMEDIES! You can't take them seriously!
I recently saw the "Mr. Video" channel do the movie Grandma's Boy.... which is quite possibly THE funniest movie I've ever seen in my life(at least, to me).... so put THAT one on your list, as well.
The Ford Galaxy is a large multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) produced by Ford of Europe since June 1995. The first Ford-brand MPV produced and marketed outside of North America, the model line is currently in its third generation. Sharing its platform architecture with the Ford Mondeo, the Galaxy was developed alongside the Ford S-MAX; the model line is slotted between the Connect and Custom variants of the Ford Tourneo/Transit model family.
+TimotheeReacts I can’t stop laughing every time you say Balls or SpaceBalls!!! 😜
Love your reactions keep it up!
Someone may or may not have cleared this up, but the Ford Galaxy joke was a pun on the Ford Galaxy, which was a car. Same with Jupiter 2, as that was the name of the ship in Lost in Space.
I grew up watching this and it always makes me 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
As always Great job 👍.
Btw, Rambo is an 80's Action Movie starring Sylvester Stallone (Rocky). I believe there are 3 or 4 parts.
ya this is my fav Star Wars Parady! oh by the way at the end outside the diner the milleneum falcon was on the landing platform 😂
Rick Moranis in Honey I Shrunk the Kids is another 80s classic
Also “Ghostbusters” (1984) and “Little Shop of Horrors” (1986).
Ok here are the rest of the Mel Brooks movies:
The Producers (1968 - both Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder's first movie. Some time after it was released a woman in a lift said to him 'I saw your film Mr Brooks and it was vulgar', to which he grinned and said 'Lady, it was below vulgar'.)
The Twelve Chairs (not as funny as the rest but great opening and end credits song and still had some great moments)
Blazing Saddles (glad to see it on the 'to watch' list)
Young Frankenstein (also glad to see it on the 'to watch list')
Silent Movie (only 1 spoken word in the whole movie)
History of the World Part 1 (make sure you stay for the trailer for History of the World Part 2)
High Anxiety (though as it's a tribute to/parody of Alfred Hitchcock movies you'll need to watch some more of his first)
To Be Or Not To Be (he didn't direct it but he starred in it with his wife Anne Bancroft, I think it's a remake of a 40s movie)
Life Stinks (again not one of his best but still got some good scenes in it)
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
The Producers (2005 - movie of the musical remake of the original 60s movie, Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane reprised the roles they originated on Broadway, I was reduced to tears of laughter 5 times when I first saw it)
In most of them you can expect the fourth wall to be destroyed at least once and can also expect some sort of joke about the Nazis - Mel Brooks is Jewish (birth name Melvin Kaminsky) and one of the aims of his movies is to make Hitler and the Nazis seem so ridiculous that they'll never come into power again, and to basically show that racists are all idiots. Turns out there are a lot of ways to make fun of racists and nazis, and when people say that his movies could never be made today I always think "the sad truth is that no one could do what Mel Brooks did for the simple reason that they're just no where near as funny as Mel Brooks'.
The new Apes trilogy is amazing. I would also recommend rewatching the old ones. Lots of references, two movies even share the basic plots of two of the old ones
Fun Fact: The guy who had an alien bust out of his chest is the same actor from the original Alien movie that this happened to.
I was 7 years old when this was released in the cinema and remember bugging my mum to rent it out when it went to home release VHS
Both John Candy and Rick Moranis were in SCTV.
Lol nice segue with the merchandising!
Also, !me patiently awaits for "Timothee Reacts" toilet paper.
Gonna hoard that stuff like it's March of 2020!
"Pizza the Hut". LOL
I don't know which sequel movie option title I like more.
Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money
or
Spaceballs 3: The Search for Spaceballs 2
Funny thing about this movie is that they used unused footage from star wars when they ejected from the spaceship 25:59 .
I do not know if you understood the joke so Prince Valium is also the name of sleeping pills taken to help one sleep hence why the prince was always tired.
Still hoping for your "Star Trek"- reactions! 🖖
The only thing he needs to watch is “galaxy quest”
@@ChakasCave he already watched "Galaxy Quest" on his CZcams channel! He's watched a few "Star Trek"- movies but hasn't put them on CZcams yet!
Star Trek sucks.
@@Powerranger-le4up it sucks you in!
The scene after he steals the ring and the stormtrooper in the desert scene always gets me lmao
I love this reaction tim this was too funny
And Mel Brooks played both the President and Yogourt.
John Candy was funny AF! But Rick Moranis, other than "Spaceballs" was also in "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids"(what I affectionately call"The Honey movies") and many more movies! Joan Rivers voices Dot Matrix(the C-3PO parody robot)! I almost forgot that was Michael Winslow from "Police Academy" and billed as "The Man of 10,000 sound effects" 😂😂
29118 Two people had a wedding like that at a movie festival - apparently so long as an ordained and legally recognised minister or priest conducts the ceremony (even if it's the short short version) then it's still a legally binding marriage.
The whole Merchandising joke was because George Lucas didn't want toys made similar to Star Wars. if you like slapstick comedies, you should watch Silent Movie. High Anxiety is spoof of Alfred Hitchcock movies.
They actually did take a 5 minuet brake. After that scene it's exactly 5 minuets before we see the space balls again.
"I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate" is the long way of saying "I am your former roommate."
Lone Starr and Helmet are quite possibly former roommates.
OK ... I am going to attempt list all the movies, movie tunes, scenes, TV Series and commercial references in this film as well as other silly parodies:
Jaws/ Starwars/ Startrek/ Wizard of Oz/ Bridge Over the River Kwai/ Colonel Boogie March/ Mr Coffee/ Radar Range (before they were called microwave ovens)/ Lawrence of Arabia(desert scene and sound track)/ Ace Combs and Afro-Piks/ Sonar and Radar sounds and terminology/ Double-mint gum commercials/ popular Bumper-stickers at the time (I Brake for Nobody)/ Prince Valium/ Vespa=Wasp in English (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant)/ Winnebago motor homes/ Aliens/ the Italian salute/ Pizza Hut/ "Raspberry" jam! I am sure there is more but can't recall right now. There is so much. I have watched this movie several times over the years and still find little details I've missed.
Found out today that the animated version of this movie , had a guy who became murderer and work on it. his name was Blake leible
There’s an animated version?
Hands down my favorite Mel Brook movie, alongside Robinhood: Men In Tights.
the joke with prince valium, valium is a sleeping pill, thats why hes alwasy yawning
Not sure if anyone said this but Tesla’s fastest car, the Tesla Plaid is based on the Plaid Speed from this movie.
So, Lone Star, now you see that evil will always triumph because good is dumb.
Hey Smalls! Did you request
RAISING ARIZONA
for a reaction video? 😅😜
@@BlackavarWD Can't go wrong with a movie with me in it. :)
This is my favorite parody movie!!! May the Schwartz be with you!
Tim, you should check out “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure” …
… and tell ‘em Large Marge sent ya!
Also look into "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" another really good Mel Brooks movie!
My 6th favorite movie of all time
the question is "is he a first-generation Mawg?"