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The guy at the diner who had the alien was actually the guy FROM “Alien.” It really makes his line hilarious. “Oh no, not again!”
John Hurt.
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"Jesus?!"
He also played the "war Doctor" in the special Doctor Who episode, and played the voice of the dragon in the excellent British series, "Merlin".
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-Jesus!
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@@richardrobbins387 Yes, he was also Jesus in History of the World Part 1, Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull, and several Harry Potter movies.
When Mel Brooks wanted to make that movie, he asked for George Lucas’ blessing. Half because of professional curtesy, half because of legal concerns.
Lucas loved the idea and gave Brooks access to his Special Effects company (explaining the high production quality, for the time).
The only restrictions was that they couldn’t sell any merchandise, and Lone Star couldn’t look like Han Solo. Because Brooks is Brooks, he made the merchandising joke and he dressed Lone Star like Indiana Jones.
I guess that explains the Space Ball ship. Amazing detail.
This is why we see "Spaceballs: The movie", "Spaceballs: The Lunch Box", "Spaceballs: The Flamethrower" etc... Mr. Brooks is a genius. And his son, Max, is not so bad himself. He is the one who wrote "World War Z", one of my top 10 favorite books of all time
I love this fun fact too. It's so Mel Brooks.
Yes, George Lucas company that was founded by him was "Industrial light and magic", it at least then was a pioneering and top of the line company for special effects and besides the Star wars movies they also made effects for movies like Jurassic park, Terminator 2 and Star Trek.
Merchandising! 😂🤣😂🤣
Interesting note. When Lord Helmet says, "well, let's take a 5 minute break", there are no scenes from the Spaceballs1 ship for a total of 5 minutes, hence, they took a 5 minute break after coming out of Plaid.
The Spaceball that said, "We ain't found sh*t" when they were combing the desert is Tim Russ who later went on to play Tuvok in Star Trek: Voyager. Rick Moranis also improvised the scene where Dark Helmet was playing with the dolls.
Not sure if anyone mention a little easter egg but at 7:10 the decal on the Winnebago says Eagle 5, Bill Pullman who plays Lonestar also played the President in Independence Day and his fighter jet callsign is Eagle 5.
"They've gone to plaid!" is one of the most underrated jokes
It's quite stylish.
And for anyone who hasn't put it together, that's why the fastest Tesla electric vehicles are the "Plaid" models.
@@nonconsensualopinion And have a "Ludicrous mode."
Really glad y'all picked up on the Wizard of Oz reference! Fun fact: that scene was filmed specifically that way because that was the same set used in the Wizard of Oz
And the part we're Yogurt hologram disappears he was fading away like the witch's death scene in Wizard of Oz.... she too mention.... what a world when melting.
I'm surprised that set was still intact nearly 50 years later.
Beaming and Vulcan neck pinch is from Star Trek. Statue of Liberty is from Planet of the Apes as BJ said. John Hurt reprised his role from Alien. “Oh No! Not again”.
"Beam me up Snotty" was also from Star Trek.
Planet of the Apes is from 1968 so I'm not surprised they weren't too familiar with it.
The Spaceball who said "We ain't found shit" is Tim Russ, who played Tuvok in Star Trek Voyager.
@@lb969 WOW!I never knew that was Tim Russ. While confirming that on IMDB, I found something that was another WTF. In 1988, Roots :The Gift TV movie came out and it starred Levar Burton, Avery Brooks, Kate Mulgrew, Tim Russ and of course others including guest stars in the Star Trek universe.
@@mortimerbrewster3671 Having Snotty as the engineering offices with the kilts and other Scottish things was inspired. Just a great movie.
Gotta love Mel Brooks and how he’s always breaking the 4th wall.
He breaks ALL the walls...
This was the first time I’ve seen a reacter identify Rick Moranis on sight… Nice!
Loved the reaction, you guys are killin it 👍
Thanks Michael!! We appreciate you pulling up!
Young Frankenstein is a must watch for Halloween. Very funny, and flips the script on you of what you think its going to go. Its the only Mel Brooks film where he didn't put himself in the movie as a character.
Scotty was the chief engineer on Star Trek and often worked the controls when they “beamed” down to a planet. But in this movie Snotty did the beaming
He beamed her twice last night 😅
And when they showed Snotty in the movie- he had a Scottish outfit on; because Scotty from Star Trek is Scottish.
Mr. Scott never worked the controls when Kirk et al. beamed down. When Kirk and Spock were away Scott was often the officer in charge on the bridge, which is why Kirk would tell Scotty to beam them. Scott would pass the request to the person in charge of the transporter.
Scotty almost never worked the transporter controls. He was the chief engineer. He had much more important shit to do than run the transporter.
See, this is what happens when people incorrectly recommend "Spaceballs" as a parody to "Star Wars". WRONG. This is a parody of SIENCE FICTION MOVIES. If you've only seen "Star Wars", you're going to miss about 75% of the jokes.
"I'm your father's brother's cousin's former roommate." That's a funny Star Wars joke... IF you've seen "The Empire Strikes Back."
BLAZING SADDLES had a TON of parody. Especially the "we don't need no stinkin' badges" line referencing THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE.
Mel Brooks is still alive and kicking at 96 years young. This man is so underrated in the history of cinema it's ridiculous. Long live the King. On this subject I'd love to see you react on Mel's song "It's good to be the King".
Glad we finally got History of the World Part 2
@@mishawnuodo1 I've been waiting my whole life for part 2.
@@CosmosXiii I enjoyed it. Here's hoping he decides to do space balls 2 and men in tights 2 as well (though he's 96 or so, so may not be in the cards... Won't that be a sad day....)
@@mishawnuodo1 A sad day indeed...though (in my own fantasy world), I wouldn't put it past him to already have them in the can and then, after he decides to exit this realm -- *bam!* he gifts us with them! Probably also not in the cards lol.
@@CosmosXiii I can very much see him doing that, with an edit pending that references his cameo referencing his passing, he's great at that
If you go back and look carefully at the space truck stop the visited, you'll see the Millennium Falcon.
Also, Fun Fact: Brooks asked Lucas permission to parody Star Wars, and Lucas granted said permission, as long as Brooks attempted no merchandising for the movie, hence the MERCHANDSING! scene. Brooks wasn't about to let that lie.
Also Yogurt/Yoda. 'Nuff said.
I hate Yogurt!
38:50 Anyone else notice the Millennium Falcon in the diner parking lot?
36:50
Someone might have already posted this, the “Alien” scene in the diner, the reason the guy said “not again” was because he’s the same actor from “Alien” that had it pop out of his chest.😂👍
Joan Rivers was the voice of Dot Matrix who was quite funny in this and Rick Moranis was absolutely hilarious as Darth Helmut.
The effort they went to to make Dot look like Joan Rivers was worth it too. Of course, as Rivers had more and more cosmetic surgery, and her face became less and less mobile, she came to resemble Dot.
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Pizza the Hutt was also played by comedian Don Deluis, who almost caught fire while shooting his scenes. See, the costume was mostly a canvass sheet, but was covered in real cheese to get the Pizza look and had a heating coil running through it to keep the cheese melty. The coil malfunctioned and the suit nearly caught fire
'Dot matrix' was an early style of computer printer. like the 'Laurel and Hardy handshake' line from Blazing Saddles, it's a subtle joke that often gets overlooked now.
I'm surprised that nobody picked up on Michael Winslow as the radar operator. "We lost the beeps, sweeps, and creeps"
Those little things are Jawas. They sold the droids to Luke's family. The Sand People were the ones that attacked Luke right before Obi-One showed up
Asia's reaction is priceless when hey went from suck to blow. hahahahahahahaha. Too cute.
Worth the whole reaction video. LoL
Give this lady more comedy reactions. Her laugh and sense of humor is awesome
Kung pow?
@@skyhimewee ooh wee ooh wee ooh
@@tgiacin435 lolzzzzz
U truely are the chosen one!
Asia’s security blanket can take the night off for this one 🫵😆👍
She needs a "Spaceballs: The Security Blanket"
This should’ve been viewed after Episode VI to get all the jokes, and avoid spoilers of sorts. Whoever said do it after the first one led you astray.
Yeah the "I'm you're father's roommate's best friend's etc" doesn't make sense if you've not seen episode V.
Indeed. They jumped in too soon
I agree, they should have done Empire Strikes
Back and are turn of the Jedi back to back. It so rare to actually find people who have limited exposure to the original trilogy. I was looking forward to seeing pure reactions to the original trilogy. This undermines it IMHO
Who the hell suggested watching this first?
Yeah. And President Scroob makes a little more sense if you're familiar with The Emperor.
Not sure if you all watch Star Trek, but the guy "coming the desert" was Tim Russ who also played the Vulcan Tuvok on Voyager. Great juxtaposition for him.
Mel Brooks, Rick Moranis and John Candy made this film awesome!
Comb the desert! We ain't found sh*t! Hilarious! I think you're watching this too soon because there are too many jokes you'll probably miss! There is also an Alien joke they might miss as well! Please react to Empire Strikes Back next!
Yeah there’s things that they are going to miss for sure!
The guy that says “we ain’t found shit!” Is Tim Russ, who played Tuvok on Star Trek: Voyager!
Agree.
@@SciTrekMan he also was a Historian examining a 21st century time capsule in The Orville (lots of Trek alumnus cameos in the series)
@@MacTechG4 Wireless Telecommunication Facility!!! 🤣
In case y'all didn't notice Barf is played by one John Candy next to Chris Farley he's favorite comedy actor.
We know that Chris Farley idolized John Candy, so to Chris that would have been the highest compliment.
"I'm a Mog. Half man, half dog. I'm my own best friend".
Lmao! Psychologically speaking, Barf is probably the healthiest person in the group.
Actually the scene where her father mentions that Lonestar didn't take the million actually references a really old movie called It Happened One Night from 1934.
Thanks for the ❤️
Excellent mention! A lot of the overall arc of this movie is similar to It Happened One Night (running away from the wedding, then running out on it again when she found out her handsome helper had refused reward money and only taken enough to cover his expenses). And her father at the end was hilarious, "if you change your mind, your car is waiting..."
"This ship is too big. If I walk, the movie would be over". My favorite movie line. Rick is soo perfect as Dark Helmet lol
Can't go wrong with a Mel Brooks movie, a comfy couch, and a bucket of popcorn.
My family found out that if you put a pizza on when you start the movie, it'll be ready almost exactly by the time Pizza the Hut makes his first appearance.
Pleas put TRAINS, PLANES & AUTOMOBILES on your thanksgiving movie reaction list. It stars John Candy (who plays Barf in spaceballs) with Steve Martin. It’s a certified GOAT comedy and will have you crying with laughter(and just crying)
Also recommend other John Candy films like "Uncle Buck" and "The Great Outdoors", which co-stars Dan Aykroyd.
Steve Martin's voice can be heard in the scene after they captured Vespa's car. "We've repaired the radar and are picking up the shape if a Winnebago."
All John Candy, Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, Gene Wilder, and Mel Brooks movies should be must watch
"Funny, she doesn't look Druish." might be one of the best lines in cinema.
Also a reference to yellow submarine
Wait! No! Have you guys already seen Star Wars episode 5 and 6?!
@Vern Sherris I suggested it as well and caught flak for it lol
This was my movie when i was a teen, i especially loved that part where they say "Lets comb the desert" and they flippin actually COMBED it lol love it, a classic :D
"we ain't found 💩!" 😆💯👍
Dark Helmet has one of my favorite villain quotes toward the end: "Now you will see that Evil will always triumph, because Good is dumb!"
Prince Valium was always one of my favorite jokes. Especially when he's yawning. Also Spaceball 1 going "plaid" was the inspiration for Elon to name the Tesla model Plaid.
Another Mel Brooks masterpiece 👍
The actor who yells out "We ain't found sh*t!" in the desert combing scene is Tim Russ who played Tuvok on Star Trek: Voyager.
So funny, I love this movie and I just did a search (May 2023) and found this . Mel Brooks confirms that Spaceballs 2 is in early talks. I'm excited :)
Wow, 36 years later 🤣
You guys are into sci-fi movies, right? I hope "The Thing" 1982 is on your list for movies to check out soon. 😊
Great Pick 👆
@@OutlawStar87 Of course it's a great pick, because that's a great movie!!!👍
@@OutlawStar87 You think I should tell them how gross it is? You know what? Nah, I'll let them find out on their own.😆
Asia's going to need her Blankie for that one lol
And the remake of The Fly if they haven't already.
At the space diner where the actor John Hurt reprises his role from "Alien", if you look closely in the parking lot, you'll see the Millennium Falcon.
"Bridge on the River Kwai" is also one reference.
The song the small people are whistling is the "March from the River Kwai".
In the Director’s commentary on the DVD (Spaceballs…THE DVD!) Mel Brooks said his original idea was for the entire movie to be the opening pan over Spaceball One… two hours of SB1 crossing the screen…
One of the more subtle Fourth Wall breaks… “nice dissolve!”
An oldie, and still a goodie, movie. And if one were to take look at the parking lot of the cafe, you would see the Millennium Falcon making an appearance.
It's a mistake to watch a parody before the original ! Now, you will find Yoda ridiculous when you'll first watch him in StarWars 5.
This movie and all Brooks movies have tons of movie parodies, meme style jokes, and one-off jokes with sometimes long setups, such as naming the colonel Sanders so they could say, “What’s a matter, Colonel, chicken?” to which he practically crows when flustered, at one small moment in the movie. I never even noticed the Kafka joke until I had to read the book Metamorphosis in school. “Prepare for metamorphosis. Ready, Kafka?” The joke was only two seconds long. There are tons of these micro-jokes and Brooks is one of the only directors I know that does them in movies. It certainly gives his movies a style.
Even if you’ve never seen an Alfred Hitchcock movie, I think you’d enjoy the Mel Brooks movie High Anxiety. It’s a parody of several Hitchcock movies.
I also think you’ll like Little Shop of Horrors with Rick Moranis.
I worked at the local medical school as an A/V tech, and there was another A/V department. They took care of the school nursing auditorium. We figured out the combination to use the podium, and when Spaceballs came out, they change the combination to the podium because the code to the podium is 12345. We laughed so hard about that.
I'm glad somebody finally caught The Wizard of Oz scene
Fun fact... In the scene where they hit Ludicrous Speed and 'go to Plaid'... that is the inspiration for the Tesla Model S 'Plaid' Edition and it's available 'Ludicrous Mode'. Thanks for breathing life back into another LOVED movie... Mel Brooks is a comedic GOD!
You should totally react to Tombstone with Kurt Russell and the legendary Val Kilmer.
The guy (Michael Winslow) making all his own jamming noises was my best part of the movie lol.
You have to watch "Star Trek"! 🖖
And then watch ‘Galaxy Quest’ after.
Don’t start with Star Trek II. Start with the original movie. It may not be the best Trek movie, but it’s not bad.
all the even numbered movies are best and most of the others are (imho) quite crappy, but if you don't know almost anything about that franchise, you need to start with the first anyway: "The Movie".
btw: no big fan of the newest remakes with alternate timelines to the entire historic franchise.
lol, love that Asia got the “schwartz” reference at the VERY end. Great reaction!!!
LOVE this reaction!! My husband usually doesn't like to watch reactions with me, but you guys are the exception. If you are a Rick Moranis fan, you'd love Little Shop of Horrors. Great music, crazy plot, and ICONIC performances by Rick Moranis and Steve Martin.
YES! LSOH is a classic!!!
I always thought it was funny that Vincent Gardenia played the flower shop owner
They also did my blue heaven together
The original LSoH was a lame comedy from the early 60s, not a musical. I’m glad it was remade, and Moranis couldn’t have been casted better!
Just a note on two of the actors. Tim Russ, most famous for place Tuvok in Star Trek Voyager, has admitted there have been times he regretted his small role as the Spaceball "combing the desert" with an afro comb, mostly because he had grown weary of people coming up to him and telling him, "they ain't found sh*t!"
Second, though he has been retired for years, I'll always remember Rick Moranis for his part in one of the greatest hidden jokes in cinema history. They joke? In Ghostbusters, Moranis' character, Louis Tully, is destined to become Vince Clortho, the Keymaster of Gozer. Not that you'd know if from looking at him, particularly given the Keymaster was forever locking himself out of his own apartment.
The princesses droid Dot Matrix was voiced by Joan Rivers, probably the best female stand up comedian ever. She used to substitute for Johnny Carson. History of the World Part 1 is another very funny Mel Brooks movie.
I’d love to see them react to Joan!
When the movie was made, Mr Coffee was a very popular coffee maker. So, they added Mr Radar, Mr Rental, etc
WINNEBAGO reference= dark star (1974). Beam me up/warp speed/ludicrous speed= star trek. Pizza the Hut= Jabba the Hut (return of the jedi)
I'll never forget watching this with my pops back in the day, and he always lost it at the Combing The Desert scene 😂😂😂💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Oh, man. If you didn't watch Star Wars 5 and 6 yet, you'll miss half the jokes and have stuff ruined before you even see 'em. Whoever told you to do this is a chump.
My favorite line in the movie was missed. When they're about to go to Ludicrous Speed, Lord Helmet says "What's the matter Col. Sanders? Chicken?"
My oldest son showed me these lol u guys r awesome. I used to never watch much. But I have become disabled n can't do much anymore. I haven't laughed this much in a long time. I have seen all the old movies but never seen anyone watch them for the first time except of course when they came out all those years ago. I seen the one u did on Blazing Saddles lmao I was 12 when it came out n went to the theater to see it. I appreciate all u do, Asia is so beautiful n funny, n yeah ok dude I guess ur ok too lol just kidding u guys r awesome 👍
15:40 fun fact about this scene: if you look at the time stamp of the movie, it is exactly 5 minutes until you see them again in the movie after this scene, so they literally took a 5 minute break
What time stamps? I dont see the movie time stamps
Amazing classic written, produced, directed and starring by Mel Brooks with Rick Moranis, Bill Pullman, John Candy, Daphne Zuniga and Dick Van Patten. This film is a parody of other classic films including Star Wars, Star Trek, Alien, The Wizard of Oz, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Planet of the Apes. Thank you Asia and BJ great reaction guys this film made me laughs so much😄😄😄😄😄
Fun Fact: The desert pick "We Ain't Found Shit" guy is Tim Russ. He's a veteran of the Star Trek series, most famously played Tuvok in Star Trek Voyager. He's the only actor in Star Trek history to have appeared on screen with 4 different Star Trek captains (Kirk, Picard, Sisko, and Janeway)
It's like a Star Wars parody, but just as funny. From beginning to the end. A star-studded comedy. 😂😂😂😂😂
When I was a kid, I jokingly called my local hospital "Spaceball 1" because it was huge. You would drive down the road and the building would just keep going and going.
Snotty, is a reference to Scotty along with the beam me down was a parody of Star Trek. Michael Winslow from Police Academy did his own sound effects in this movie. The Statue of Liberty BJ was right about the Planet of the Apes. That scene was from the original movies ending starring Charlton Heston. Thank you for Reacting to this movie, Asia and BJ.
It was literally our pleasure Jesse! Thanks
Movies these actors were also in that you should see:
Independence Day
Police Academy movies (the black guy)
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Uncle Buck
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
41:58 is a reference to the original 1968, "Planet of the Apes"
In the scene of the little people walking in the desert is a reference to snow white and the 7 dwarfs
When the head and arm crashed on the beach and looked like the statue of liberty, and then the apes on horseback showed up, that's an homage to the movie "Planet of the Apes." You'll have to put that on you future viewing list.
If you see the original Planet of the Apes, at the end Charlton Heston saw the head of the Statue of Liberty. He realized the humans destroyed earth. Also Snotty beamed him instead of Scotty from Star Trek.
Hilarious! The actor who portrayed Lone Star also portrayed the president in Independence Day.
The moment where BJ is explaining to Asia them jamming the signal was hilarious. 🤣🤣
4th Wall is Mel Brooks play thing 😂😂 he breaks it as much as possible .
Ya'll got to react to Mel Brooks "Young Frankenstein". It's another hilarious film by him
"You shot my hair!" 😂😂😂😂This is one of my all time favorites!
45:00 The movie generally is a STAR WARS (1977) parody, or, more accurately, a parody of the first three STAR WARS movies made in 1977, 1980, and 1983 -- Episodes IV, V, and VI.
Blowing up the ship with a countdown and explosion is a STAR TREK II - WRATH OF KHAN (1982) movie trope.
Michael Winslow of POLICE ACADEMY (1980) did his sound effects gags.
They punched up the desert scene with music from LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962).
The alien hatching from the man's chest is an ALIENS (1980) reference (and they hired the same actor!)
The hatched alien singing and dancing to Ragtime Gal is a 1950s LOONEY TUNES reference.
The little Jawa-like critters (the Dinks) that help Lone Starr and our heroes, sing THE COLONEL BOGEY MARCH from the movie BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (1957).
When the heroes appear in the temple, there is a great effigy of Yogurt, and he is behind it, and the heroes resemble the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, Dorothy, and the Scarecrow from THE WIZARD OF OZ (1939).
The TEMPLE OF DOOM is an INDIANA JONES reference.
Many of the silly movie antics (turning off the film by mistake, bumping into the camera, and so forth) are gags reminiscent of the movie THE KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE (1977).
The transformation of the ship into a maid with a vacuum cleaner is a TRANSFORMERS (1982) reference.
The Liberty Head/Torch on the beach with the apes on horseback is a PLANET OF THE APES (1968) reference.
"Temple of Doom" is probably mostly a Harrison Ford reference since the lone ranger shouldn't be too much like Han Solo
A couple of Dark Helmet jokes were entirely Rick Moranis. Him having the low voice with the mask down, and the entire section of him playing with the dolls.
"May the Swartz be with you." 😂 all the Mel Brooks jokes you can endure lol this was back when puns were punny errmmm funny 🤣 the Star Wars references were all over this like wet poop 💩 glad you enjoyed it!!
Dot is voiced by the late great Joan Rivers, while the late great John Candy is Barf the Mawg. Take a close look at Dark Helmet’s ‘necktie’.
You two really should watch Robin Hood Men in Tights. Another Mel Brooks masterpiece.
35:35 "Find the glow! You got the glow!" made me start singing "You are the last dragon!"
I do admit, out of all the review channels I've seen, you guys are the best!! Love your reactions for Spaceballs and Blazing Saddles. You guys should check out another Mel Brooks classic, Robin Hood Men in Tights. I think you'll enjoy it. Great job, keep it up!
The “Kentucky Fried Movie” (from the 70’s) is the maddest, funniest movie ever made. Nobody is safe in it. Everyone gets it. 🙂
Check out the clip “Big Jim Slade” for a taster. 5m 6sec long.
😂 my pops took me to the theater to see this when it came out I know the reaction gonna be dope 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Another great comedy and parody of Star Wars. Just so much fun. Brooks admired Lucas and wanted permission to parody the film. Lucas while filming his own comedy with Howard the Duck (also super fun film), agreed-but only on the condition that no Spaceballs merchandising be made available. Made fun of in the film. Tom Cruise and Tom Hanks turned down the role of Lone Starr, the Han Solo-esque lead of the film. Pullman said that hiring Rick Moranis and John Candy freed Brooks up to cast him, a relative unknown. In the end Lucas loved it and so did we all. Thanx so much, Peace
Space Balls is hilarious! I love this movie. It's a comedy classic for sure.🤗
Interesting fact they were going to do 2 scenes with pizza the hut but the actor in the suite was burned by the molten cheese of the pizza and had to be hospitalized if I remember correctly. Also the scene where helmet is playing with dolls was ricks idea and was completely Ad-libbed by him.
If you guys like Mel Brooks movies I recommend Robin Hood: Men in Tights. One of my favorites!
40:33 mark is a reference to the movie "It happened one night ". One of first romantic comedies ever made. Frank Capra's acclaimed romantic comedy, spoiled heiress Ellie Andrews (Claudette Colbert) impetuously marries the scheming King Westley, leading her tycoon father (Walter Connolly) to spirit her away on his yacht. After jumping ship, Ellie falls in with cynical newspaper reporter Peter Warne (Clark Gable), who offers to help her reunite with her new husband in exchange for an exclusive story. But during their travels, the reporter finds himself falling for the feisty young heiress.
Can I just say, watching your reactions brings a great joy to me seeing movies I have loved for years. Asia, your laugh is fantastic and infectious. BJ I cannot get enough of the faces you make. You two are great, keep doing what you do.
Another thing you guys missed from the Alien chest burster scene... back in the "Old Days" Warner Brothers had this old frog on a counter joke where when a spot light was shined at him he would do that song and dance... it was "Michigan J. Frog"... Look it up, it was an awesome spoof of classic Warner Brothers Looney Tunes...
This is such a classic - it's funny on its' own, but if you've seen Star Wars, Alien, Star Trek, Blazing Saddles, and whatnot then it's next level hilarious. Mel Brooks showed it to George Lucas and he thought it was hilarious, what a good sport.
Thanks Colonel B!!
Spaceballs, Airplane, and The Blues Brothers are our all time bro movies!
Hey guys. I just wanted to recommend "Rio Bravo" for a Western reaction. John Wayne and Dean Martin star in this film along with a few other big names.
One of my favorite John Wayne movies.
Saw this in the theater at a friend's birthday party. We laughed and laughed and laughed. Such a hilarious pinging of so many other movies and to this day, still gets quoted at many family get-togethers.