GALAXY QUEST (1999) Movie Reaction *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | THIS IS ACTUALLY HILARIOUS!
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- My Movie Reaction First Time Watching Galaxy Quest. This Movie Reaction Actually Really Surprised Me. #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching #Reaction #GalaxyQuest
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GALAXY QUEST MOVIE REACTION | 0:00 - 30:44
GALAXY QUEST MOVIE REVIEW | 30:45 - 32:12
Galaxy Quest Movie Description:
The stars of a 1970s sci-fi show - now scraping a living through re-runs and sci-fi conventions - are beamed aboard an alien spacecraft. Believing the cast's heroic on-screen dramas are historical documents of real-life adventures, the band of aliens turn to the ailing celebrities for help in their quest to overcome the oppressive regime in their solar system.
Galaxy Quest is a 1999 American science fiction comedy film directed by Dean Parisot and written by David Howard and Robert Gordon. A parody of and homage to science-fiction films and series, especially Star Trek and its fandom, the film stars Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub, Sam Rockwell and Daryl Mitchell. It depicts the cast of a fictional defunct cult television series, Galaxy Quest, who are visited by actual aliens who think the series is an accurate documentary, and drawn into a very real interstellar conflict.
The film was a modest box office success and positively received by critics: it won the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation and the Nebula Award for Best Script. It was also nominated for 10 Saturn Awards, including Best Science Fiction Film and Best Director for Parisot, Best Actress for Weaver, and Best Supporting Actor for Rickman, with Allen winning Best Actor.
Galaxy Quest eventually achieved cult status, especially from Star Trek fans for its affectionate parody, but also from more mainstream audiences as a comedy film in its own right.
Several Star Trek cast and crew members praised the film. It was included in Reader's Digest's list of The Top 100+ Funniest Movies of All Time in 2012, and Star Trek fans voted it the seventh best Star Trek film of all time in 2013.
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Your reaction to this film is hilarious in a good way plus glad you enjoyed it 👍👍👍👍👍
I first saw this movie in the theater when it first came out...I probably went to a discount matinee showing. I almost hate to admit it, but I am a Tim Allen fan...he makes me laugh. Loved this movie from the very first viewing, and have rewatched it dozens and dozens of times over my dozens of years. Really enjoy seeing folks like you watching it and loving it as much as I do...thank you. 💯😁✌
There is a terrific documentary on Galaxy Quest that I cannot recommend enough...maybe for a react in a few weeks...or even just to watch for yourself...it is called "Never Surrender" 🖖✌
Requests:
Change up the movie genre and do some horror/phycological thrillers films for a while.
1) "From Dust Till Dawn" (1996)
2) "The Exorcist" (1973)
3) "Deliverance" (1972)
4) "Jaws" (1975)
5) "1408" (2007)
"Well Screw that"
... that's not what her mouth said.
PS: You should do Mad Max
There are 3 of the original then the newest kinda reboot one. May be good for a non-comedic genre choice.
The film Evolution (2001.) goes well with this flick.
This is probably the absolute best love letter to Star Trek I've ever seen!
One of my favorite movies.
@@menolikey_ I second that
underrated AF, i enjoyed it especially when grasping the context later on.
Along with The Orville (Best ST series in years).
@@themidsouthcyclist8880 I keep hearing that, but I don't even know who streams it. I'd like to check it out.
“Is that his catch phrase or something?”
Yes, and he hated saying it. In that moment, for the first time he was delivering it seriously with emotion.
And only Alan Rickman could deliver such a stupid line with such gravity and seriousness, and it works. RIP
Yep...
"By Grabthar's hammer ... what a savings!" **deadly eye roll**
But, yeah, he delivered it with feeling & pathos to comfort his dying alien companion, who thought it was a real thing...
Such a great moment in such a great movie.
@@TheLanceUppercut Don't make me cry man! What a performance from him in this movie. And that scene #Chefskiss
Yeah, its one of those jokes that get better the second / third time you see the movie
Him not getting it made me angry. This is the best scene in the movie. Maaaan.
No joke: the scene in the bathroom at the convention was based on something that actually happened to William Shatner
Oh no, really? I think that people forget that actors are people too. Also, that thing where Jason tells Brandon that it's just a TV show, isn't that also a Shatner thing? Where some fan asked him a technical question at a con and he was like, wtf dude, I don't know.
@@dianem8544 And they spoofed that on SNL-With William Shatner himself in the skit!
@@nancyomalley9959 Damn, Shatner's a good sport. That makes me like him.
Those guys were not fans, they work at the convention.
@@dianem8544 Have you ever watched Wil Wheaton tell about the first time he met William Shatner? You can find it on CZcams (well, here's the link: czcams.com/video/r7cwz7DJ4N8/video.html)
Galaxy Quest is that very rare thing: a perfect movie. There is not a single moment that is superfluous.
Amen
"And it exploded"
RIP Alan Rickman, one of the best actors of our time!
The actor who played Saris, Robin Sachs, had also died
@@karlsmith2570 Oh yeah, he played Ethan Rayne in buffy didnt he, I forgot he had died too :( two great actors gone before their time :(
@@wildfirevivi1226 he also provided the voice for Zaeed Masani in the Mass Effect games and Loghain in Dragonage Origins
@@karlsmith2570 he was zaeed? Omg I didnt know that 0_0 I didnt recognise his voice at all there
RIP My Dark Half Blood Prince. 💚🐍💚
My absolute favorite line: We've got to get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!
My favorite line is when Tim Allen accidentally calls him Fleegman shortly after the scene where he makes a big deal about no-one knowing his last name.
@@TheHighSorcerer I can't find the reference, but Guy Fleegman was named for a similarly named ST:TNG art designer (IIRC). They never let him in on the joke until he saw it in the theater. Someone help find this reference!
My favourite is:
'Where are you going?'
'...to see if there's a pub!!'
“A rudimentary lathe”
"There's a red thingy moving toward the green thingy. I think we're the green thingy."
Sam Rockwell's scream after the transport was not in the script, was ad-libbed by Sam. It Caught Sigourney off guard, and her shock jump was real. They kept it in the final cut :)
The whole film is a nod to the fact that Star Trek actors end up on convention circuits, and the fact that Kirk in the original series always ended up with his shirt off.
Alan Rickman: "OH YES, IT'S ALWAYS ABOUT YOU ISNT IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!".
There is a documentary about the film with a couple of actors, Will Wheaton and Brent Spiner praising it.
Oh and Tony Schlaub's character was originally supposed to be non stop stoned, hence why he was always mellow, or had the munchies. Sigourney Weavers 'Well Screw that !!!", read her lips to see what she actually said.
That scream was adlibbed? That makes it even funnier!🤣🤣
@@luludee1300 Of course, Sam Rockwell is known for his crazies.., Look at his performance in The Green mile.
The Omega 13 is a cheap trick. It's a joke about how Star Trek, sci-fi shows in general, used the reset button. So in _Galaxy Quest_ it's a literal button.
Also, the self destruct ending at 1 second was another such send-up of the trope of "saving the ship at the last second."
Undoubtedly, all the shows ended countdown timers at 1 second before detonation, so they designed the system literally to end destruction at "1 second," not whenever they actually cut the write or pressed the button, or whatever. Funny riff. ;)
@@MGmirkin I put a post-it note on the microwave at work with that line on it when someone leaves it at 1 second.
It’s an example of Chekhov’s Gun: if they talk about it, they need to use it.
“Never give up, never surrender”
“Were they the creators of that phrase?”
Well, them and Winston Churchill.
"Let's get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!"
That line gets me every time. lmao
Easily one of the funniest lines of the movie IMO
"Don't you ever watch the show" Gets me!
Most underrated joke of the movie: “But you don’t think Gilligan’s Island really-” “...Those poor people.”
Proves they modeled after all of human civilization by watching thousands and thousands of hours of movies and television.
You really have to wonder how they didn't catch onto the concept of fiction throughout it all. Really stretches that suspension of disbelief.
At least they weren't watching today's shows, imagine the horror that would have created.
How is it underrated when it’s a blatantly obvious plot point
@@MuljoStpho That's a good question. They actually give a small hint? The problem, you watching from a human perspective. We're used to lie and be lied to, to make believe. Simply because our communication system enables us to speak untruth. Acting is pretending aka lying about who you truly are, as entertainment or a way to get into the pants of a pretty girl. What if, because of its evolution (or the physical laws of a an entire universe) an existence is unable to develop the ability to lie and pretend?
Thou shalt not lie!
To humans it is as natural as breathing, but the dooming consequences to civilization unseen. The subliminal message of this funny little movie: Your whole world, your entire life is a lie! Ha!
@@palasta The Invention Of Lying (2009) with Ricky Gervais and Jennifer Garner.
Alan Rickman and Sam Rockwell are the reason this movie is so perfectly hysterical. There were a ton of funny actors, but those two were something else.
I dunno, Tim Allen surprised the hell out of me in the scene when he finally tells the truth about the show. He brings proper acting chops there. I wish he'd do more movies where he can show some range.
I would also add Tony Shalhoub as a standout for the film.
Galaxy Quest is the best Star Trek movie.
It's not quite up to Wrath of Khan, but it's up there.
"It's crazy how people know this just from watching a TV show, like they were there."
(Stares at the Star Trek and Star Wars tech manuals in the bookshelf)
Yeah... crazy. Who does that?
My bookshelf is the same.
@@ajclements4627 Go, geeks!
You could suit me up and sit me in a T-65B 'X-Wing' multi-role starfighter right now and I could fly it. Into combat. I am actually to the point where I question Red One's (Garven Dreis) orders during the Battle of Yavin. I think I could have gotten more of those boys home.
Not that I'm a geek or anything. I mean *looks at shelf, sees many SW tech manuals and his CD copy of X-Wing Alliance, and on his computer where he sees a Good old Games version of the X-wing games that he played when I was a kid*. Shit.
@@cassuttustshirt4949 How did Dreis give orders at a battle that took place 4 years after he died at the Battle of *Yavin* ?
And the Klingon language books...
This is such a good film from damn near every perspective as satire, as parody, action adventure, sci fi, ensemble, writing , story structure. For being 1999 it really should have won more makeup and FX awards.
Did you notice how, when Sarris showed up on the ship, he has that thing bolted to the side of his face? That's a "bandage" over a wound he suffered when Jason attacked his ship at the beginning, not knowing all this was real. So Sarris has a personal bone to pick with Jason, aside from just wanting to kill all the Thermians.
I think the most wonderful thing about the movie is that last shot that flies up over the actors' heads and ends the story with the shot of the applauding, adoring audience. This film was made when fans were still considered losers, before geek culture became cool. It felt really wonderful to have a film say that fans were valuable people, that geeks could actually save the world precisely because they _were_ geeks.
Definitely the best Star Trek movie ever. It's so good that you don't have to know anything about Star Trek to love it. As you know. :)
"It's crazy how people know this stuff off of a TV show..."
Haven't met any Trek fans, have you?
Mell, the Thermians think that Dr. Lazarus is really an alien, not a human actor-That's why they gave him the live bugs to eat!
But, like, how did their replicators create "live bugs"? Like wouldn't they have had to entirely bio-engineer them, or something? I mean, it's not like the show included the bugs' genomes or anything...
[I know, I know, "movie logic." It doesn't have to make sense...]
@@MGmirkin Who knows-I still can't figure out how sea monkeys 'come alive' after you add the powder to water!
We, the audience, never see him out of makeup, either.
@@nancyomalley9959 they're eggs and they hatch when water reconstitutes them..
Bonus gag: The DVD has an English audio track, a Spanish one and one in the Alien's language. They professionally dubbed the whole movie with some people screeching "Blublublublublu!" into the microphones. :D
Holy crap! I've had the DVD all this time and never found that!
My son tried watching it in the Alien language, and he couldn't handle it for the whole movie.
"They were termites or dalmatians, I can't really remember because I was hung over" hahahahaha crazy funny!
Using the Omega 13 might seem cheap, but consider what it means: he trusted the fans who had theorized what it did.
They did this movie dirty with such little marketing. The man who plays Tommy described the experience as "making a huge dinner and not inviting any guests."
At least people love it now and has a respectable place in sci-fi culture.
Never give up, never surrender! RIP,Alan Rickman. This movie is amazing and hilarious! It shows us what would happen if the cast of Star Trek was mistaken for real space heroes. George Takei, Sulu, called it " the best documentary I had seen, because that is what the cast had gone through during the last 3 years of working on the show".
Patrick Stewart (Captain Picard from Next Generation) originally said that he was reluctant to see the movie, because he was afraid it was making fun of them and the fans. Jonathan Frakes (Riker from TNG) more or less forced him to see it with a full audience, and now its one of his favorite movies.
Alan Rickman was so dang funny in this. People forget that he could be funny in some of his movies.
"Alright Buzz Lightyear, why you late?" I'm cackling 😂 🤣
It really parodies how William shatner was a scene stealer and Leonard nemoy was a stage actor
I do love how this film
He was such a scene stealer that I can think of three times he didn't share a fight scene. He fought himself...
Thank goodness he finally pulled his head out of his rear and became a more likeable person over the years. It's amazing and sad what too much fame can do to people.
@@toodlescae Shatner actually had a very tough time of it after TOS was cancelled. He wound up homeless for a time and living out of his truck.
@@kirkdarling4120 I'm just glad he's healthy and happy now. Regardless of any behind the scenes discord they left us a legacy of fun, adventure and imagination. Remember the tricorders? How many realize that's where the design for flip phones came from?
Shatter actually stole lines too.
I'm so happy you watched this film. No film has ever depicted fans in a more hilarious or complimentary way. My favorite bit is when the fanboy says, "I knew it was real!" And, in the end, it's the fans who help save the day! Also, the chemistry between the cast is freaking awesome.
That scene where he tells them he’s just an actor.... way too heartbreaking for that movie.
Alan Rickman said he was suddenly surprised that Tim Allan could suddenly act, and act REALLY well, in that scene.
@@Leon-wz1js Tim Allen is actually a pretty good serious actor, much like Robin Williams, just sadly not taken seriously by most because of their history of comedy.
@@shadowproductions969 Alan Rickman's opinion is far more scathing. Not saying I agree with him, I was merely quoting him. I don't think Rickman thought Allen was truly incapable of serious acting, I think he thought Allen was simply too comedic too often.
"That was a hell of a thing" xD kills me everytime
Weed makes everything fun. :D
The follow up:
"Whats with them?“ tho 🤣
@@F1rstWorldNomaD Nesmith: I don't know. Come on! :D:D:D
@@Serai3 xD
The "transport" didn't have a side effect of being cold, they were overwhelmed and terrified at literally being shot through space.
Yeah, I mean the return trip literally sent them through a black hole
Happend in Sargate too.
“I like to space certain genres out”
I see what you did there
Mystery Men is another underrated movie from the same time period. Great satire of superhero movies from before they were popular.
I absolutely loved this movie! It was such a love letter to Star Trek, on top of being a fantastic comedy.
1:35 Patrick Stewart actually said that he initially dismissed/avoided this movie because he expected it to just be a parody of Star Trek that made fun of the actors and fans. Jonathan Frakes told him that he needed to go see it in the theater, with a full audience. He did, and he ended up loving the movie and how made the fans of the show turn out to be the true heroes (by helping the cast at the end of the movie with all their knowledge of the show).
My interpretation was always that the guys in the bathroom scene were working at the convention in some manner and were just on a break.
It's the kind of gossipy stuff that fans talk about.
Or they were at another event in the same building.
I should really prefer to believe that. 😏 🧐
Your comments about the design, the direction, the production design - you are spot on! I think this movie works because everyone involved took it seriously and brought their A game. I grew up watching a Star Trek TNG rerun every night after dinner, and this is one of my family's favorite movies.
If you're a fan, it's like a love letter to the fandom. And if you don't know much about Star Trek, it's a still a really funny, well-designed sci fi movie with a surprising heart.
Can everyone take a moment to appreciate the Technical ingenuity of the Thermians for completely designing a Starship (and possibly an entire Civilization) based only on Random beamed transmissions they received from another planet? It's like a more ridiculous version of First Contact.
there's some cut material that basically confirms Fred (Tony Shalloub) is supposed to be high as a kite for most of his screentime.
He always struck me as being perpetually hung over.
@@porflepopnecker4376 especially since he's constantly stuffing his face
It's a crazy thing when the soundtrack, costumes, sets and special effects in your parody movie all hugely surpass the thing you're parodying.
This cast is amazing. The acting is so subtle, and as a nerd who's been to a few cons both as a presenter and a guest... this is pretty accurate to how it feels.
One thing a lot of people miss: Guy's role in the renewed show, the Security Chief? Well, guess which character was the first to get killed off for good in Star Trek: The Next Generation....
Oh no...
Except, main cast is usually safe, unless they as for more money, or early release from their contracts
@@CountryMetal01 I don't quite recall what caused the departure in TNG, but I do know that the actress regretted leaving the show so much that she asked to be briefly brought back in a later episode involving an alternate timeline in which she survived.
@@dorkandproudofit
If I recall correctly, Denise Crosby was extremely dissatisfied with the quality of the writing on the show that first season, before it jelled and substantially improved.
(On a more personal note, I'm glad I chose not to follow the series when it premiered, as the untimely departure of Tasha Yar might have scarred me for life. My sincerest condolences to whoever is reading this, if indeed it happened to you. Let's hope Mr. Fleegleman has no cause to complain in his new role as Chief of Security; that WAS well observed.) 😕 😎
You had me at "This movie is making me want to play Mass Effect."...
"Wow! The floors are so clean!" I never caught that before. Great reaction, thanks! Also, Sigourney Weaver loved the blonde wig, and used to wear it even when they weren't shooting.
It's still a Parody of ST, but it's also a Homage.
More in the Vein of Spinal Tap (another movie you should do) than Spaceballz.
And like Spinal Tap, they got a Ton of behind the scenes secrets.
Plus, it laid the groundwork for the show the Orville.
It's both spoof and homage. All the best are...
21:51 "And it exploded" I always loved the delivery of that line.
I actually got to see the Sarris costume up close at the MoPop museum in Seattle a few years ago. Stan Winston did an amazing job!
if you don't got a crush on Sigourney weaver before now, you will after this. I love this movie, it captures the spirit of star trek and why we love it. I saw this in the theater when it first came out. Just love it, one of my favorite movies. Great reaction. keep up the great work.
Has anyone noticed that Galaxy Quest is basically a science fiction version of Three Amigos?
Oh damn it is
and A Bug's Life and Tropic Thunder. All copied the basic plot of The Seven Samurai. All great movies though.
Will Wheaton is on record as saying Galaxy Quest is his all time favorite Star Trek film!
I showed this movie to my wife last year and she was really surprised at how good it is.
Another of my all-time favorite movies to watch someone see for the first time!
By Grabthar's hammer!
I have never seen abject, desperate humiliation played so precisely and so beautifully as Rickman did in that stereo store scene. The pain was _palpable._ :D
I love Galaxy Quest. I really love that you reacted to this.
In many sci fi universes, there are actual technical manuals that go into extreme detail, hence how the kids know exactly what is where, etc.
The Thermians thought the show was reality so they programmed Alan Rickman's meal to be what his character ate on the show. They didn't know he was actually just another human.
"It always stops at 1 on the show." Your green screen work is pure excellence!
I love that you notice that Alex still has his makeup on in the scene where Gwen is talking to him about Jason losing it to a fan. You're the ONLY one who seems to notice what I consider one of the better scene dressing pieces/jokes in the movie. He's ALWAYS in his makeup. RIP Alan Rickman.
Let me offer you a little reassurance here. Thousands of people noticed it. Possibly millions. They just didn't share it with the rest of the world via CZcams.
@@drymant Probably true. But it SHOULD be obvious that I'm not talking about the entire population of everyone who has ever seen the movie. Of the reactions I've watched, this is the only one where it's been commented on.
In the novelization, Alex still had it on because he couldn't get the glue off.
Best Star Trek Movie ever! instead of a straight Sci Fi spoof, they ended up with a movie that stands up on its own, and stands the test of time. Still one of my all time favorites. Alan Rickman, especially was excellent. Watching Alexander die inside turning the Tech Store scene, lol
2:14 that's a reference to an actual article they did on Jeri Ryan when she was on Voyager.
I've always been convinced that Fred had scenes of burning a bowl or two cut from the movie.
Fun fact. William Shatner said he was one of the loudest people laughing in the theatrical release.
David Mamet has called Galaxy Quest "a perfect film,"
He’s right.
Yay, thanks to Nate who asked for this! I knew even less than you when I saw this. I tagged along with a group of friends to the theater. I didn't care what the movie was, I was just going with them. I only knew the title, didn't even know the genre. I thought it was straight sci-fi and I was BLOWN AWAY by it.
I completely enjoyed this reaction. Thanks for the thanks. 😀
@@NateOlson High five, man! You have great taste.
At the 2013 Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas, Galaxy Quest received enough support in a Star Trek Film Ranking to be included with the twelve Star Trek films that had been released at the time on the voting ballot. The fans at the convention ranked it the seventh best Star Trek film.
This brought me huge nostalgia, haven't seen this movie for like 17 years, this was amazing man thank you
There's a great documentary on Amazon prime about this movie
“Do you people even WATCH the show?
It's called "Never Surrender" really good watch
Galaxy Quest is one of my favorite movies. It’s underrated and it’s done so well. The comedy and the message, etc. are all really well done. Not to mention it has some comedy geniuses in it with Tim Allen, Sam Rockwell, Allan Rickman, and Anthony Shalhoub, they’re all great comedic actors, even though Sam can do drama/villains really well also. The whole cast was really well thought out, honestly.
The dude who plays Guy won an Oscar for "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri" a few years ago. Crazy right?
Edit: Also that scene in the bathroom at the beginning is apparently based off of a real experience William Shatner had eons ago.
Not so. I've seen him in all sorts of stuff, and he's always impressive. He's come to be one of those actors, who, if I see his name, I go see the film no matter what.
Not crazy at all. Sam Rockwell is an amazing actor.
@@Eidlones Oh yeah, don't get me wrong, I like Sam Rickwell a lot-- he just happens to play a lot of silly roles.
I loved his leading roles in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005) and Moon (2009), and supporting roles in The Green Mile (1999) and Charlie's Angels (2000).
@@rickardroach9075 Seconded, except that I haven't yet seen Moon.
That Small Soldiers edit 😂. That movie is my childhood. You should react to that next.
I just realized one of the side character aliens was a character in Star Trek: Enterprise holy shit
"This dude over here eating cheese and crackers" hahahha
This is genuinely one of my fav films, really underrated. Glad you also enjoyed it 🙂
I'm pretty sure Tony Shaloub's character is stoned the whole movie
I love this movie. One of my favorite lines: "I changed my mind, I want to go back."
Mell's face when they beamed up the pig thing was priceless!
Galaxy Quest is a near perfect film. Sci-fi and comedy blended amazingly. This is one of my Top 5 favorite movies of All-time.
Dodgeball: an underdog story is a good movie.
Also stars justin long
Also Missi Pyle.
Jeepers Creepers is still my favorite film of his.
"Accepted" Is another good Justin Long movie South Harmon Institute of Technology or S.H.I.T. for short haha
@@jpsghost150 ASK ME ABOUT MY WEINER!!!
@@beastmodeforever8674 How is your weiner? HAHA i didn't mention that part since that was Jonah Hill and not Justin Long but still a classic scene
A famous critic wrote an article where he named what he considered the Three Movies that are Perfect, the list went as follows.
1st Apocalypse Now
2nd The Godfather
3rd Galaxy Quest
:D
I remember watching this movie in the theaters
Compared to what CBS has been doing to "Star Trek" these days, "Galaxy Quest" is a reminder of when it was a much-loved franchise. It is unfortunate that without Alan Rickman there is no possibility of a much-needed "Galaxy Quest 2." "Star Trek" and "Star Wars" fans can only bear witness as their respective dumpster fires destroy the world they knew. Fie on clueless media conglomerates that have "Weyland-Yutani" as their operations model!
@@yt45204 LOL!
Never say never, dudes: rumor is that the long-anticipated Galaxy Quest sequel is finally (well, supposedly) in the works....
"Never give up.... NEVER surrender!"
Orville is like Galaxy Quest
First of all, new 'Trek shows have all been great. Have enjoyed them all [Discovery, Picard, Lower Decks], looking forward to Section 31, Strange New Worlds, Prodigy, etc.
Secondly, it sounds like they might finally be getting a Galaxy Quest series off the ground, despite Rickman's death, though it definitely put a damper on things for a while, as did Orville, sort of, as a 'Trek parody / homage that kind of stood in for Galaxy Quest in its absence.
Actually a second movie is back in discussion
There is a series called "Con Man" starring Alen Tudyk, he was in Firefly, Tucker and Dale vs. Evil and has done a lot of voice work.
It's a comedy series based on a lot of the experiences he had had working the Comic conventions since his time on Firefly. He even gets a lot if other actors who also work the con circuit to guest star.
He pretty much plays himself, a guy who was on a hit sci-fi series that was canceled too soon and had to spend years going from convention to convention in between acting gigs.
Its pretty funny and interesting to see the conventions from the actors perspective.
I love Sigourney's rant about how illogical the chompers in the middle of the hallway are
Edge of Tomorrow Next , It's Amazing.
The film failed because it sold poorly, its marketing was the worst I have seen, after all they presented it as something for children, but the very remarkable actors, the idea raised and the effects are very good, I still remember it after more of a decade ... a shame because the critics value it very well
It was a great fucking movie, and I loved it from the moment I first saw it...
Funny you should mention Mass Effect, the guy who plays the villain Sarin was the voice of Zaeed the mercenary in ME2 and 3. Also the voice of Garrus is in this movie somewhere, I think he's one of the Thermian extras.
Obviously this film is incredible personally I grew up watching this film thanks for uploading this Mellverse your channel is freaking awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Never give up, never surrender!
So redundant yet so iconic
I love it
As a lifelong Star Trek fan, I love this movie. The actors from Star Trek were nervous about it but THEY loved it too. This movie...It's probably the best parody ever made.
"Man, that was a bit of a cop-out" [the Omega-13 time rewind scene]
To be specific, it was yet another example of a Chekov's Gun payoff.
One of the things that makes this movie so great, is how it is clearly a comedy, but it has just enough seriousness to keep it from being total camp.
Yup. "Never give up. Never surrender." IS from this movie and my first time seeing it was when it was released in theaters and my friends and I loved it and quoted it all the time
I was a teen when this came out and my dad was a HUGE Tim Allen fan so he made sure to rent it (very rare for him). We laughed so hard, celebrated every fight, every win. I sometimes find myself quoting this movie still or referring to it in some way. This is my second time watching one of your videos and I subscribed. Love the way you present and edit.
25:43 is easily my favorite part of the movie. Hearing her say "Screw that" but watching her say "Fuck that" is the best part. lol
One of the reasons the film looks so good is that the producers hired the best of the best - Industrial Light & Magic did the visual effects and Stan Winston Studios did the make-up/creature effects. This movie deserved way more recognition that it received upon original release, so it's great to see that it's so loved now.
I yaked up my spleen watching this movie LOL! Sam Rockwell, in particular, was the shit! ;)
This movie is a hidden comedy gem. Very underrated. I think it wasn't advertised very well . I think with conventions being so big the past decade that this would be a big hit .I hope they re-release in theaters for a anniversary.
"That's a side-effect, it's really cold or something?"
It's actually the fact they're in a severe state of shock
This was only the 2nd movie I saw Sam Rockwell in, and I knew he was a major talent! Whole cast is amazing, wonderful movie. Your channel is Great entertainment! 👍
The going back in time being "cheap" is what they are commenting on with that scene. Many people would laugh about the time travel episodes in Star Trek. Guy was made after a real person, who used to work for Paramount, and was often and extra TNG as a security or transporter person. They immortalized him in this move.
The bridge of the ship was actually built on a moving set so that all the actors was thrown around in the same direction then the ship was hit because the directors vision was to make it as real as possible.
Thanks! Now I don't have to type all that. :)
I saw this in theaters when I was 16 and was regularly going to scifi conventions like in the movie. So I loved it from the very first time I saw it! You can tell that the people who made it had seen those same conventions. One thing that I notice every time is in the scene where they are trying to go through the "chompers" you can see that Gwen actually says "Well fuck that!" And that is what she said when I saw it in theaters. But once it went to DVD and of course tv they dubbed over it with "Well screw that!"
10:43
Mellverse - “Man, who did these effects?!”
Well, I have your answer my guy. The man behind the effects was the late and great Stan Winston, he was a master of his craft and worked on a lot of films like the first four Terminator films, the Jurassic Park trilogy (before World became a thing), John Carpenter’s The Thing, Pumpkinhead (his directorial debut), Inspector Gadget and his final film before his death, the one that kickstarted the Marvel Cinematic Universe… Iron Man.