Spaceballs
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- Trailer 1 (01:07)
- Official Trailer (02:30)
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Synopsis
Planet Spaceballs' President Skroob sends Lord Dark Helmet to steal planet Druidia's abundant supply of air to replenish their own, and only Lone Starr can stop them.
Cast
- Mel Brooks
- John Candy
- Rick Moranis
- Bill Pullman
- Daphne Zuniga
- Dick Van Patten
- George Wyner
- Michael Winslow
- Joan Rivers
- Lorene Yarnell Jansson
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- Jul 7, 2020
Broke: nature is healing Woke: It’s Mega-Maid! She’s gone from suck to blow!
KarstenMay 13, 2013Letterboxd needs to add another check after "I've seen this film before" for "I've seen this film before A GABILLION TIMES." I definitely didn't get the Kafka joke as a kid. Or the "Prince Valium" name. Or that John Hurt was reprising his role from ALIEN (which I hadn't…
Matt SingerAug 27, 2019Some days are so long and frustrating, you just gotta say screw it and watch Spaceballs.
Matt Singer - Jun 26, 2023
ⁱᶠ ʸᵒᵘ ᶜᵃⁿ ʳᵉᵃᵈ ᵗʰⁱˢ ʸᵒᵘ ᵈᵒⁿ’ᵗ ⁿᵉᵉᵈ ᵍˡᵃˢˢᵉˢ
Matt SingerSep 15, 2020if this was made today yogurt would talk about ketamine
adamboltJul 7, 2020How to appreciate Mel Brooks movies: 1. Watch as a kid and don’t understand half the jokes but feel certain it’s hilarious because your parents love it 2. Watch a bit older and feel disappointed it didn’t live up to how you remembered it 3. Rewatch again, now with much…
Jon Oppenheimer - Nov 16, 2018
the 'comb the desert' bit? peak comedy if you ask me
barboraDec 30, 2019Listen, I’m not saying a Star Wars spoof is a better Star Wars movie than the most recent one.... but.....
Sabrina 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️Mar 6, 2022Less a movie than a conduit to my earlier self, it’s like remembering being in the womb
Adam Nayman
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- Jonquella likedSpaceballs
I enjoyed the movie when my frontal cortex wasn’t fully developed but now that I am no longer a milk drinking diaper shitter I only laughed at a few parts during the movie. Still has a special place in my heart.
Chris dislikedSpaceballsI lost 4 fingers on my right hand when I was younger and I can count how many times I laughed during this movie, on that hand. The writers thought that funny costumes and “knee slapper” comedy would be enough for this movie but it wasn’t. Fans of this movie are delusional. 1.5/10
Dric is "meh" onSpaceballsOverrated
- zxki is "meh" onSpaceballs
If you're a sci-fi nerd or a fan of cinema as a whole, this is a must-watch. I can't guarantee you'll enjoy it though. The Easter eggs and references are crazy, yet there was still potential. As for the humour, it's a completely different era altogether, although a lot tamer compared to past Mel…
Orlando Ramone lovedSpaceballsOne of my favorite Mel Brooks movies. The writers truly understood Star Wars and Sci-Fi movies.
victoria ann likedSpaceballsgod this movie is a trip. i swear at the ripe age of seven i thought this was the greatest movie to ever grace planet earth. as an adult, not that amazing but still funny and i highly recommend watching with ur star wars friend, it really gets them heated lol ✨6/10✨
- William Luckenbach is "meh" onSpaceballs
I love Mel brooks but this film was so boring. The jokes weren’t that funny and it just wasn’t that interesting. 5/10
Owen Frank likedSpaceballsI wish I had a bigger swartz
Dyl lovedSpaceballsI bet she gives good helmet
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Metacritic
The movie's dialogue is constructed out of funny names, puns and old jokes. Sometimes it's painfully juvenile. But there are some great visual gags in the movie, and the best is Pizza the Hutt, a creature who roars and cajoles while cheese melts off its forehead and big hunks of pepperoni slide down its jowls.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Mr. Brooks's vision of ''Star Wars'' and its underlying silliness cannot help but wear thin. But Spaceballs has none of the aggressively unfunny humor that has marred some of Mr. Brooks's other recent efforts, and its spirits remain consistently high.
Janet Maslin
The New York Times
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