Galaxy Quest Historical Documents The Story of Galaxy Quest
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2021
- Special Features for Galaxy Quest, directed by Dean Parisot.
Starring:
Tim Allen as Jason Nesmith
Sigourney Weaver as Gwen DeMarco
Alan Rickman as Alexander Dane
Tony Shalhoub as Fred Kwan
Sam Rockwell as Guy Fleegman
Daryl Mitchell as Tommy Webber
Enrico Colantoni as Mathesar
Robin Sachs as Sarris
Patrick Breen as Quellek
Missi Pyle as Laliari
Jed Rees as Teb
Justin Long as Brandon - Фільми й анімація
A fantastic movie. I must have seen it 20 times and I probably know most of the dialog now and yet I could quite happily put it on now and watch it again. The mark of a true brilliant piece of entertainment.. . Never give up never surrender!
Just watched GQ for the nth time last night. Blubbed again at the moment Alan Rickman promises vengeance for the fallen Thermian. Blubbed involuntarily again watching the moment here.
Freaking RIckman, man.... "...something people put on when they want to watch something called a movie." Nail on the freaking head! Two things we didnt deserve, dogs and Alan Rickman....
GQ is a "homage" as Tony Shoulhoub puts it. That's what it is: a loving homage to Star Trek, to the fans and friends of Star Trek. It's an iconic film. The world would be poorer without this film. Watch it many times, love it, always cheers me up.
One of the greatest love letters to sci-fi. Galaxy Quest is maybe one of the best satire ever created. It's definitely one of the best movies made.
Even "Space Balls" Doesn't EXACTLY hold a candle up to this MASTERPIECE!
Spaceballs was a spoof of Star Wars. But Galaxy Quest was an homage to the genera and the best Star Trek sequel ever made.
I don't even remember what Space Balls was about except for the ridiculous costumes, lol
Space Balls doesn’t begin to compare. It’s written for the gags. Galaxy Quest is on another level entirely.
The best scene was when cptn Taggart acknowledged Brandon and the rest at the end. This is a great movie.
This film was a masterpiece of parody. Incredible art.
I've watched this movie countless times. One of the most memorable was in a huge room full of "Trekkers" attending the Star Trek convention in Las Vegas in 2021. We laughed, shouted, clapped, and whooped it up as Anthony Montgomery of "Enterprise" hosted the film and made appropriate comments as we watched the movie. I still laugh throughout the movie, no matter how many times I see it, just like I did when I first saw it in 1999.
We need Galaxy Quest 2
I "discovered" this film in a DVD store years ago and had never heard of it before. I don't remember any advertising, promos, etc., so I had no idea what it would be about other than kinda of a spoof on Star Trek. Naturally, because it is such a great movie, I bought my own copy and watch it over and over. So funny.
This really makes me want to re-watch it. Maybe buy the DVD. Galaxy Quest is the kind of movie you watch once a year.
I love this movie! Hilarious with a heart.
I have been a fan of Science Fiction programs and movies since my teen years. I have attended many Science Fiction conventions over the years. When I first saw the commercials for Galaxy Quest I thought it looked a bit stupid. I ignored the film until it showed up on TV one day. I decided to watch to kill some time and not expecting much from it. It turned out to be better than I expected. It turned out to be a fun film. I picked up on all the things that were being parodied as well as those that were more of an homage to Star Trek and SF fandom.
Interesting. I think I thought it would be stupid but I was hoping it would be funny stupid, not just stupid.
Not only was it funny, but it was not stupid at all. It took what looks stupid (to some, or many - and that's different for different people) and played with it to make it brilliant.
I can't remember what my expectations were of the movie. I guess I was probably hoping it would be good. I might have had expectations it would be good. I doubt I was expecting it to be awful.
It certainly wasn't my "second choice"! As good as Green Mile was, I wasn't going to Galaxy Quest because I'd missed Green Mile or some other movie. I went because I wanted to see it and thought it would/could/should be good.
And boy was I not disappointed. And I'm glad I can still enjoy it today, as much, if not more. And thank you for these clips that make it even better!
They did an EXCELLENT job.
As an adult I subjected my children to viewing this movie over and over. I should be ashamed but I am not. Suspiciously, my dvd disappeared numerous times. No worries! I made copies much to the chagrin of my children, LOL!
It's a cultural TREASURE, dammit. Before The Orville, Firefly, Andromeda, or even LEXX, there was Galaxy Quest.
@@DanielAppleton-lr9eq Exactly!! ... and great example list, btw.
If you wanna laugh ..... I return to this dvd every couple of years. the reality of the actors & movie industry AS the movie. 🍿 but find their roles in a real role situations. They are all SO funny. I can’t think off that kind of funny show, lately, maybe Guardians of the Galaxy ?
I still can't believe they cut the Galaxy Quest dancers from the final cut!
one of my fave movies ever
A great film that I thoroughly enjoyed. Now, is anybody going to mention the central idea of the story being from The Magnificent Seven via Three Amigos?
Huzzah for those rare, fabulous moments of Eating The Cake!! (and what an annoying phrase btw) Hoping Madame Tussaud's will embrace these actors/characters at some point - if not Hollywood's Hall of Fame, or SOMEONE, dangnabbitt.
one of the best spoofs and classics of science fiction. with a cast that rivals none. can't wait for part 2
I liked it.
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Alan Rickman was BORN for the role of Dr. Lazarus !
I wish they would release a director's cut.
5:53 hilarious 🤣😆 Love this movie!
I wish they'd release a version including at least the "engine room / beryllium sphere" clip that they fortunately included in the DVD Extra's (or similar) section. Gold! Absolutely hilarious!
EDIT: I'd also like to add, I think this movie has aged well ! (or maybe I have not lol).
It’s a classic.
I would love to see a follow up to this film ❤❤
Will always love it.
Voted 8th best Star Trek film by Trek fans!
Not to diss Tim Allen, but I was pleased that it was not another Tim Allen film.
I think the idea of Rickman's character as the villain, taking over the planet would have been good as well. But it worked out.
I think the interplay btw Allen and Rickman was a really effective part of the story. I would miss it.
This movie is brilliant on so many levels
Nice title!
Only thing missing is watching Sam Rockwell dancing!
10:30 "Well screw that!"
the studio screwed up the marketing
That's interesting. Can you say more ? Saw it on a flight to Oz. Loved it.
@@johnnywhite58 In my opinion, they marketed it as a spoof of SciFi when it was so much more intelligent than that. They made it look stupid.
And when they make it look stupid, it nearly always is FAR more stupid than they make it look.
But maybe it wasn't their fault as they couldn't give away the twist that was coming ...
@@GrahameGould I think I saw it as another Space Balls, which was fine, but it kept me from seeing it in the theatres.
@@waynecrockett3685 yeah, that's a good example of stupid, although Space Balls was still funny.
Music:David Newman(1999)
1988
Leonard Nimoy died on my birthday 😿
Strangely, these people are not telling the truth at all. Actors weren't involved. However, it was I who insisted on Ms. Weaver. I came up with the concept and the story for Galaxy Quest, beginning with the ceiling search for shoes. I wanted astronomy to look for evidence of alien species by seeing what was physically in evidence, like minefields, etc. They couldn't get Star Trek, so I came up with Galaxy Quest for them. They made this movie because of my previous successes, Star Wars, E.T., 6th Sense, The Matrix, Braveheart, Forrest Gump, Passion of the Christ, on and on. I put in the chompers. I trained the Thermians how to walk, etc. The bathroom stuff was these guys' main contribution. I made the fans save the day. The credited writers probably paid for their screen credits. I told Spielberg early on that he could get money for selling credit like that. I made up the Rock Monster and transported him into the ship, which was a cool idea I remember. If you like it, I'm glad. I also made up the stories for Green Mile and Shawshank Redemption, too.
Yooooouuuuuuuu are our last hope lol
Sequel! Sequel! Sequel!
Why did the aliens even rebuild the ship if they think everything is true and available?
You build things when you can't find it anywhere else. Why would it be available anyway.
@@drwatsonca6945 It would be available cause it's thought to be true. Or was it destroyed or decommissioned in the show the aliens watched?
Well... Why do people try to recreate (cover) music they love?
Why do people dress up for conventions?
@@Dan0__ In such cases people know about reality and stuff. The aliens watched the show and had no reason to think the Protector had been destroyed. They should have known that there would be two ships then.
SCI-FI + COMEDY ..............That's all you need!