I'd never noticed how after 1:40 Helmet is nudging the Colonel out of the shot, and the colonel looks up, notices the camera, and quickly dodges away so Dark Helmet can have his dramatic shot.
If you listen close, you can hear Michael Winslow (the radar guy) struggling not to laugh when he says "I'm having trouble with the radar, sir" for the third time.
When I was a kid I didn't realize that was Michael Winslow from the Police Academy, I must have not paid attention. Now that I'm watching it again, It's obvious cause nobody can make those weird noises without moving their lips like this guy lol
the person on the FX laughing his ass off the cameraman questioning the sanity of Both FX and the director. because they are about to throw a jar of jam into a radar dish.
@@ANTSEMUT1 even funnier to imagine the face of the Prop person who made it thinking it gonna be your ol' radar jamming. Then the many takes it could have taken just to nail this shot.
When I first saw this movie, I didnt realize he was doing all the sound effects. What made me laugh was the fact that on this supermodern battleship, theyre using the same crappy public address system they use at supermarkrts or clothing stores.
@@KunoMochi An old-style intercom system with a communicator that they apparently have yet to fix its dial if he's resorting to sounding out each number's tone.
My friends and I are doing a Star Wars DND. I was role playing as one of the technicians on their ship, and they lost radar so, naturally, I say "I lost the bleeps, I've lost the sweeps, and I've lost the creeps." They go "the what, the what, and the what?" one by one, and it was amazing.
It's such a multi-layered joke it took me YEARS to understand the raspberry part. I didn't know sticking your tongue out and making the farting noise is a raspberry
1:02 I love how he used the loudspeaker radio in front of them, and after colonel took it away from him, he said "Having trouble with the radar sir" as he was still talking through the loudspeaker despite it being taken away from him.
The reverse happens in the desert. Dark Helmet has a bullhorn and uses it to talk to Colonel Sandurz right next to him, but he shouts with nothing but his hand next to his mouth when checking on the troops.
30 years later, and that part also still kills me. The way Helmet just goes off on the intercom when it's not even being used, because Radar Tech sounds like he's still talking into it = priceless.
You also gotta love how Michael Winslow just went "SHIT!" after doing the "SSSSSSSSSS" of the radar shutting off from the jam. XD This is why Spaceballs is so hilarious; the fact it can do such funny moments so subtle but so effective. :)
+1MORTAL_CH1CKEN I guess that's why Helmet touched him in the chest to say "back up" or, with Mel Brooks being the director he might have hand signaled him to say "get back" which is why he looked at the camera and leaned back.
afriendofbean It was prob in the script for his character to realize he almost ruined Helmet's close up. U know, like the camera hitting him in the face? 4th wall break?
In these 2 minutes I count about 13 jokes, depending on what you consider individual jokes there might be more or less for you. With my count of 13 there's 6,5 jokes per minute, about 1 joke every 10 seconds.
I just realized that this scene inspired the old spongebob reference where squidward is on his phone as a jellyfish sprays him with jelly, to which he says “…raspberry”
That awkward moment when you realize a 33 year old Star Wars parody film makes more sense and has a more coherent plot than the entire new trilogy.......
1:00 “Well...” “Amhavnchublewittewadahsar” “You don’t need that private, we’re right here, now what is it” “Amhavnchublewittewadahsar” *y e e t s microphone* “NOW WHAT IS IT” “I’m having trouble with the radar sir”
Clay Old definitely. A New Hope is poorly acted by any standard, only beloved because of it’s plot (copies from Kurosawa’s movie) and special effects. Empire Strikes Back is the only legitimately good Star Wars movie for me.
Sadly, this is how people usually describe overweight people who passed away, while this is often exactly why they passed away: Their heart was too big, their ventricles dilated, their coronary arteries no longer able to supply the enlarged heart, leading to parts of it dying and thus stopping the heart altogether. Just saying, even if the sentiment is well meant, it would be way better to NOT be a big person and have a big heart and instead get to live into your 90s and not die of a heart attack in your sleep when you are 43. If not for your own sake, think about your kids and family.
One of my favorite unsung bits of this scene is where Moranis rips a bunch of objects off of the desk, and that somehow makes the radar tech's voice go back to normal.
00:57 Lmfao "I'm having trouble with the radar, sir." "You don't need that, we're right here." "I'm having trouble with the radar, sir!" "What??" "I'm having trouble with the radar sir!"
"Rey, theres something you should know about you" "... What? ;^;" "You are palpatine's sister's nephew's brother's former grandaughter!" "... And what does this makes us? 😕" "ABSOLUTY NOTHING! And this is what will make reylo cannon and morally right, since this means we aren't related!""
why did it take me this long to notice that when Winslow says "I'm having trouble with the radar, Sir." he can barely hold in a laugh when he says "sir"
Wait, How can Dark Helmut already know Lonestar well enough to identify him from a particular jam, when much later on Lonestar states the moment they face each other in the end is the "first/last time" they have even met.
There's a huge difference between having known someone and having met them in person. Think of it like a Long-Distance Relationship of sorts if you follow the metaphor.
@@JustinMShaw To be fair in the original lore it would make perfect sense for Darth Vader to know who Han Solo was because Han Solo used to be in the Imperial Academy.
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This scene does so much thats just amazing, first of all they literally "jam" the radar, the guy makes funy noises with his mouth and they make a funny 4th wall joke by bumping into the camera, and this all happens in 1 minute and 57 seconds.
There are SO many great scenes in the movie, so the competition is tough, but this is in the top ten. Other top scenes are Dark Helmet's first entrance, ludicrous speed, the videotape scene, the Dark Helmet vs Lone Star battle including "I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate", Youghurt's merchandizing, the airshield combination, the beaming scene... Fabulous movie. Sure there are a few hit-and-miss jokes and some cheap under-the-belt stuff but that is very little and IMHO easy to ignore when there are so many really, really good gags.
1:44 i love this subtle push^^ .. 'get out of the way, its my close up!' This is what makes this movie so great, those little details you see after watching it 50 times
I like when he said @1:44 "There is only one man" pointing out to the kind of weapon, but he also pushed his assistance to let him know that here is only one man in this shot.
0:23 Space Jammed! Bug Bunny...Bugs Bunny... say, does he have great big long ears, like this? Does he hop around like this? And does he say “What’s up, Doc?” like this, “Nahhh, what’s up, Doc?” Nope. Never heard of him.
This was always an amazing scene, but my favorite part as a kid was the second time he says "I'm having trouble with the radar sir" and it's still distorted. Still gets me!
I miss the glory days of Michael Winslow (Police Academy) He was really good. XD I was happy to see him in Spaceballs. Oh My God, I bet the outtakes are jammed up in-store.
Winslow *barely* holding his laughter when Moranis throw the mic. This scene probably done more than one take.
I had to rewatch it - his voice almost breaks, you can almost hear him laugh. Didn't notice that before.
It was for the sound effects he did. They kept the laugh in.
@@christophalexander4542 lmao you can hear it in his "sir" definitely was about to lose it
@@patrickbang3037 yup at 1:09
And at 1:39 I believe his holding his laugh back with his hand as well
I'd never noticed how after 1:40 Helmet is nudging the Colonel out of the shot, and the colonel looks up, notices the camera, and quickly dodges away so Dark Helmet can have his dramatic shot.
Sense its a parody comedy. It was part of the script. Mel Brooks does studio scenes for some reason.
But you just noticed…
I first watched this movie 25 years ago and have watched it again at least half a dozen times since then.
I never noticed that before. Thank you!
He pushed him out of the way lol
I've seen this movie at least once a year since I was a child and I never noticed that! HAHA!
its hard to belive that they actually kept their composure during this scene
If you listen close, you can hear Michael Winslow (the radar guy) struggling not to laugh when he says "I'm having trouble with the radar, sir" for the third time.
Well, lets see you try to pull this off without laughing, because i sure as hell couldn't
It's hard to believe they kept their composure for most of the movie.
That's not all he's lost
That’s because they were professionals.
When I was a kid, I didn't realize, that Michael Winslow made these sounds himself
When I was a kid I didn't realize that was Michael Winslow from the Police Academy, I must have not paid attention.
Now that I'm watching it again, It's obvious cause nobody can make those weird noises without moving their lips like this guy lol
I did because my dad told me at the time and who he was.
@@magnumbeefus my dad could beat up your dad
@@name0220 deez nuts can beat up your nuts
Deez Michael Winslow could beat up your Michael Winslow.
1:07 if you listen closely, his voice almost cracks into laughter when he says "I'm having trouble with the radar, sir."
I just noticed this, I uploaded a better version of it Thursday night and it's the first time I actually noticed! Love this film!
Hahaha I love that part
maybe- but michael winslow is so good he doesnt make mistakes
From the way helmet ripped out that microphone, I'd crack up to
When he kept on mumbling I lost 😂😂😂
I can’t imagine being an actor who’s being told by a director, “yeah, it’s literally a jar of jam.” How do you keep your composure?!😂
Consummate professionals, *consummate*
the person on the FX laughing his ass off
the cameraman questioning the sanity of Both FX and the director. because they are about to throw a jar of jam into a radar dish.
@@TerrorLTZ this movie is beautiful!
@@TerrorLTZ it's even funnier if you consider the fact they made it look like the same size as a jar of jam.
@@ANTSEMUT1 even funnier to imagine the face of the Prop person who made it thinking it gonna be your ol' radar jamming.
Then the many takes it could have taken just to nail this shot.
When I first saw this movie, I didnt realize he was doing all the sound effects. What made me laugh was the fact that on this supermodern battleship, theyre using the same crappy public address system they use at supermarkrts or clothing stores.
Yeah because remember, even in the future nothing works...
Watch the first three Police Academy movies. Michael Winslow was awesome in those movies
its a mel brooks movie they are meant to be silly and funny
@@KunoMochi I've seen people texting back and forth while sitting beside each other, so maybe there was some foreshadowing going on there.
@@KunoMochi An old-style intercom system with a communicator that they apparently have yet to fix its dial if he's resorting to sounding out each number's tone.
My friends and I are doing a Star Wars DND. I was role playing as one of the technicians on their ship, and they lost radar so, naturally, I say "I lost the bleeps, I've lost the sweeps, and I've lost the creeps." They go "the what, the what, and the what?" one by one, and it was amazing.
"All the time in my life has lead up to this very moment!"
I can only imagine what a Spaceballs theme D&D game would be like
@@chrisstoltz1617 dear god
@@chrisstoltz1617I can only imagine…
@@chrisstoltz1617 you'd probably be surrounded by assholes
"The radar... it appears to be jammed. Raspberry! There is only one man who would dare to give me the raspberry!"
Such a multi-layered joke.
It's such a multi-layered joke it took me YEARS to understand the raspberry part. I didn't know sticking your tongue out and making the farting noise is a raspberry
@@lucielm, now this is called for.
@@lucielm Oh!
And the way colonel Sanders looks at the camera and ducks out of shot. Perfect.
Is the raspberry something sexual?
This movie made memes before memes were memes.
Perhaps
Literally.
Spaceballs the meme!
Memes were talked about in Richard Dawkins book the Selfish Gene way before this movie.
@@matthewd6306 Yep, Dawkins had coined the term in his 1976 book. Star Wars came out the following year.
1:10 if you listen closely Michael Winslow almost breaks down into laughter.
at 1:38 Michael Wilson is actually covering his mouth to hide his laugh and then the scene is quickly cut
Ellen Brown I can't believe I never noticed that before! XD
Eh not really. He's acting surprised of the raspberry jam.
took me almost 100 viewings...came here to confirm...hilarious
Now that I've heard this I can't unhear it!
1:02 I love how he used the loudspeaker radio in front of them, and after colonel took it away from him, he said "Having trouble with the radar sir" as he was still talking through the loudspeaker despite it being taken away from him.
The reverse happens in the desert. Dark Helmet has a bullhorn and uses it to talk to Colonel Sandurz right next to him, but he shouts with nothing but his hand next to his mouth when checking on the troops.
That shit fucking killed me 😂😂😂
I just lose it when he tears the walkie talkie out, 😂 lol
+Jacob Storm Michael nearly did too.
30 years later, and that part also still kills me. The way Helmet just goes off on the intercom when it's not even being used, because Radar Tech sounds like he's still talking into it = priceless.
I swear he’s the same guy from police academy lol
@@daoust26 he is
If you listen carefully you can hear the guy laughing while he is saying "I'm having trouble with the radar sir"
0:33 when he starts frantically looking around for help while making the sounds cracks me up everytime 😂
It’s the best part 😂
I didn’t even realize he was the one making the sounds 😂😂😂
You also gotta love how Michael Winslow just went "SHIT!" after doing the "SSSSSSSSSS" of the radar shutting off from the jam. XD This is why Spaceballs is so hilarious; the fact it can do such funny moments so subtle but so effective. :)
have you ever seen Dracula - Dead and Loving It? One of Mel's best movies and Leslie Nielson Leslie Nielson's so hard lol
This movie is unfunny just like SNL is unfunny
@@amir3515 Thats because you ain't found ship
Although Michael Winslow had a very minor role in this movie but his parts are always pretty funny.
More memorable than some of the new Star Wars characters
1:45. Col. Sanders leans away as the camera pans in.
That appears to be even funnier when we see how Helmet makes him know of the camera approaching.
@@anton.chigrinetc.96 he even looks at the camera and everything oh god that's hilarious
+1MORTAL_CH1CKEN I guess that's why Helmet touched him in the chest to say "back up" or, with Mel Brooks being the director he might have hand signaled him to say "get back" which is why he looked at the camera and leaned back.
afriendofbean
It was prob in the script for his character to realize he almost ruined Helmet's close up. U know, like the camera hitting him in the face? 4th wall break?
shit sir can i talk to you for minute please sir
In these 2 minutes I count about 13 jokes, depending on what you consider individual jokes there might be more or less for you.
With my count of 13 there's 6,5 jokes per minute, about 1 joke every 10 seconds.
there wasn't a rule where if you started a joke you do like a chain that lead into the final one.
this has been the joke count!
@@heromedley ONE joke, ah ha ha.... TWO joke, ah ha ha... etc.
That’s got to be a record!
"Thats all 13 Patrick!"
I just realized that this scene inspired the old spongebob reference where squidward is on his phone as a jellyfish sprays him with jelly, to which he says “…raspberry”
*strawberry
@@The1pokemaster1 *cherry
@@DarkOmegaMK2 *i want to be a part of this
@@DazeWare *I'm all alone 😢
spongebob has old references?!?!?!
R.I.P John Candy - a big man with a big heart that made me laugh in so many great movies as i was growing up. Miss you Uncle Buck.
Uncle buck is one of my favs along with that planes, trains and automobiles! That's a classic Candy film
@@meekcheeks god the sad ending though.
I'm a mog, half man, half dog. I'm my own best friend
Michael Winslow = Greatest sound effects comedian and the best part: He's still alive!
When he dies all sound goes with him...
@@Zarryon12 100% agreed!
DON'T JINX IT!!!!!!
So is Mel!
You bet he is!
when he talks in that distorted voice after he takes the mic is funny as hell.
Especially when Helmet jumps in. Dead every time 💀
*rrm hrrm trm wrm thrm rdr srr*
You don't need that, private. We're right here now what is it?
*rrm hrrm trm wrm thrm rdr srr*
+Richie Heucke I lost the bleeps, I lost the sweeps, and I lost the creeps!
The what?
the what, and the what?
the bleeps
(Sound effect)
the sweeps
(Sound effect 2)
And the creeps
(sound effect 3)
He was a private? Guess so.
I love how when he says "I'm having trouble with the radar sir" you can hear em almost break character 😂
That awkward moment when you realize a 33 year old Star Wars parody film makes more sense and has a more coherent plot than the entire new trilogy.......
Lord Megatron Totally.
It's a bad sign if any official Star Wars movie feels more like a parody that fucking Spaceballs.
@@blazethegryphon9990at this point, space balls could be considered star wars canon.
drahcir renreb The early days of “The New Order.”
Ouch. That is so real.
1:00 “Well...”
“Amhavnchublewittewadahsar”
“You don’t need that private, we’re right here, now what is it”
“Amhavnchublewittewadahsar”
*y e e t s microphone*
“NOW WHAT IS IT”
“I’m having trouble with the radar sir”
My favorite part
What's wrong with it
@@Tiger0408 “I’ve lost the Bleeps, I’ve lost the Sweeps, and I’ve lost the Creeps”
@@joeytaylor1021 the what? The what? And the what?
@@edicus_18moffett57 you know the bleeps *inaudible noise*,
the sweeps, *inaudible noise again*,
and the creeps, **another inaudible noise**
Honestly, my favorite thing about this scene is Dark Helmet and Colonel Sander's reaction.
"The what?"
"The what?"
"And the what?"
There were 8 jokes in less than two minutes; and they all perfectly fit in the scene
Why did they delete this scene from The Last Jedi!? This is some of Rian Johnson’s best work!
Don't even joke about giving that talentless douche bag any credit for this amazing scene
Grosvner Mcaffrey what
@@mikel4616 rain Johnson has no talent and should not even jokingly be credited for this scene
Grosvner Mcaffrey i smell something weird i think its the smell of absolute BULLSHEEEET
@@mikel4616 rain Johnson's career in a nutshell
Spaceball alone is far more better than Disney's trilogy
I would argue that Space Balls is better than the original Star Wars.
The Disney's trilogy is a parody of Spaceball.
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@DefiantBoris it's rough, coarse... And it gets everywhere
Clay Old definitely. A New Hope is poorly acted by any standard, only beloved because of it’s plot (copies from Kurosawa’s movie) and special effects. Empire Strikes Back is the only legitimately good Star Wars movie for me.
That's not all he's lost.
I like how Michael Winslow appears to actually giggle at 1:09. Never noticed that before.
1:44 - Col. Sanders: "Oh, shoot, incoming camera..."
I didn't realize it before 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No matter how times I watch this, this was well done of staging three jokes in one script. Always funny
Sadly, this is how people usually describe overweight people who passed away, while this is often exactly why they passed away: Their heart was too big, their ventricles dilated, their coronary arteries no longer able to supply the enlarged heart, leading to parts of it dying and thus stopping the heart altogether.
Just saying, even if the sentiment is well meant, it would be way better to NOT be a big person and have a big heart and instead get to live into your 90s and not die of a heart attack in your sleep when you are 43. If not for your own sake, think about your kids and family.
@@rwandaforever6744 Hopefully he’s Resting In Peace.
1:08 you can catch him laughing lol
0:30 To think all that noise is coming from that guy. XD
@Jeremiah Ramirez i think that actor is particularly famous for making various sound effects like that.
“Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhit”
@Jeremiah Ramirez watch Police Academy. He makes sound effects the whole movie. He's famous for making crazy sound effects with his voice.
1:45 Sandurz was like "oh, a close-up, better get out of the shot"
1:43 he gets nudged out the way, it's very subtle
The camera slams into the actor is hilarious
8 people were having trouble with the radar, and lost the bleeps, the sweeps, and the creeps. But it’s not all they lost.
And the best comment goes to...... 🤔👍👌
The what, the what, and the what?
Desney screen writers
I love how the camera bumps into him. Comedy genius
the 4th wall break at the end too xD
literally
just like the cameraman who is cut down by Dark Helmet's schwartz ring when he fights against Lone Star…
The 4th wall doesnt exist in this movie
@@TruthNerds Dark Helmet: "Um, he did it." Points to Lone Star
One of my favorite unsung bits of this scene is where Moranis rips a bunch of objects off of the desk, and that somehow makes the radar tech's voice go back to normal.
Never understood why Winslow didn't get more work outside of the Police Academy movies.
Because he's a very bad actor whose sole talent is making sound effects. Don't know what's so hard to understand about that.
@@melaniel.4269 when all you got is a hammer... there is never a shortage of nails in the world for you
for all we know he could've done the sound effects to all kinds without anyone knowing
@@melaniel.4269 Dude wasn't a bad actor.
Melanie L. The only one I see attacking others’ opinions is you. Might wanna leave that line out of your next rant 😂
00:57 Lmfao
"I'm having trouble with the radar, sir."
"You don't need that, we're right here."
"I'm having trouble with the radar, sir!"
"What??"
"I'm having trouble with the radar sir!"
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhit
Love that part
-it
I love how everyone just turns back around after the camera knocks into his helmet
Maybe it's not the first time they've seen that happen
@@jimhuffman9434 Precisely, subtle 4th wall humor that pushes against the wall, without breaking it!
anybody else finding a lot of similarities between Lord helmet colonel Sanders and kylo Ren and general hux?
Yes. I think this movie was the main inspiration for The Last Jedi.
But Spaceballs has a better story.
@@rogerwilco2 Don't even compare that movie to Spaceballs
"Rey, theres something you should know about you"
"... What? ;^;"
"You are palpatine's sister's nephew's brother's former grandaughter!"
"... And what does this makes us? 😕"
"ABSOLUTY NOTHING! And this is what will make reylo cannon and morally right, since this means we aren't related!""
@@felipecosta-kv2fx palpatine's sister's friend's daughter's friend's granddaughter
Spaceballs was the inspiration for all of star wars
1:24 "That's not all he's lost" 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Michael saved some money for the production by doing his own sound effects.
1:05 has always cracked me up. No matter how many times I see this. That never gets old to me.
arent you the Ivy Mike? your pfp is ivy mike
I love how Sandur sees the camera closing and gets out of the way before it hits Helmet
why did it take me this long to notice that when Winslow says "I'm having trouble with the radar, Sir." he can barely hold in a laugh when he says "sir"
0:55
The look on Rick Moranis’ face is priceless!
His saying " Im having trouble with the radar, sir" in the intercom voice AFTER they took the intercom from him always gets me.
The what? The what? And the what?
1:08 I love how Michael Winslow contains his laugh when he says "sir".
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhit. I lost the Bleeps, i lost the sweeps, and the Creeps!
That's not all he's lost 😂😂😂😂😂
The what, the what, and the what?
I love how long it took to realize that he was making the sounds of the jammed computer.
That man got skills
0:16 says D-I-C-K69...
That meme is timeless apperantly
Well, I see there "dog-cat" in cyrillic short after.
1. I don't see it.
2. It's not a meme
3. This movie is from the 80s, decades before memes
@@TheInkPitOx It's in Russian.
@@attackcrash0787 I find no evidence.
@@TheInkPitOx It's only on-screen for a split second.
I like how they quite literally jam the radar. And Michael Winslow is always a riot.
When you don’t have enough in the budget for a sound crew/system and have to just make do
and it ends up making the movie better and a timeless classic
Working on set could be dangerous, though...
*Schwartz duel scene*
"He did it!"
Wait,
How can Dark Helmut already know Lonestar well enough to identify him from a particular jam, when much later on Lonestar states the moment they face each other in the end is the "first/last time" they have even met.
Met, yes. However, huge chance they have battled or crossed paths in the past.
Maybe he's heard about Lonestar before from rumors and figured someone like Lonestar would do this based off of his personality?
There's a huge difference between having known someone and having met them in person. Think of it like a Long-Distance Relationship of sorts if you follow the metaphor.
A major theme of this movie was to parody existing screen sci fi. It would be entirely fitting for that to be an intentional plot hole
@@JustinMShaw To be fair in the original lore it would make perfect sense for Darth Vader to know who Han Solo was because Han Solo used to be in the Imperial Academy.
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I always lose it when Dark Helmet gets hit by the camera XD this movie is the best.
This scene does so much thats just amazing, first of all they literally "jam" the radar, the guy makes funy noises with his mouth and they make a funny 4th wall joke by bumping into the camera, and this all happens in 1 minute and 57 seconds.
Best scene ever in Spaceballs!
There are SO many great scenes in the movie, so the competition is tough, but this is in the top ten. Other top scenes are Dark Helmet's first entrance, ludicrous speed, the videotape scene, the Dark Helmet vs Lone Star battle including "I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate", Youghurt's merchandizing, the airshield combination, the beaming scene... Fabulous movie. Sure there are a few hit-and-miss jokes and some cheap under-the-belt stuff but that is very little and IMHO easy to ignore when there are so many really, really good gags.
You just gotta love Michael Winslow. The way he does sound effects (especially in the Police Academy films) is hysterical.
"I told you to stop doing that!"
If you look closely, Michael Winslow does all the effects for the radar as it's happening.
No fracking duh. It's so incredibly obvious.
I can't believe I didn't notice that.
Well duh, he's famous for doing sound effects. Go back and watch the Police Academy movies he was in. He did the same thing.
Man people just do not get sarcasm on the internet huh
That’s the joke
I love how Dark Helmet pushes Col. Sanders out of the way to be alone in the camera shot. 01:43
i like the fact that the "jam" bottle has jam written on it.
Dude this was one of my favorite movies as a kid, it's still amazing!
Every time I see Dark Helmet throwing away all that stuff from the desk I laugh so much!
The Dark Schwarz is so strong in him!
"As you can see, Lonestar,my Schwartz is as big as yours."
1:19 was this an inspiration for Jar Jar? :D
Funniest moment beside Yoda's phlegm IMO.
I love how everyone behind him didn't really care and just get back to work when he fell. 😂
1:44 i love this subtle push^^ .. 'get out of the way, its my close up!'
This is what makes this movie so great, those little details you see after watching it 50 times
You can hear Michael Winslow's voice start to break into a laugh right after Rick Morranis clears the console in anger.
Yeah, the way his voice wavers just lightly on the word ‘sir’ is a telling sign of just how badly he wanted to laugh at that. xD
Michael Winslow is a national treasure
1:38 after Rick puts the jam in his mouth, Micheal covers his mouth, probably to keep from lol’ng
The zoom in camera joke never gets old 😂
1:06 when you get tired of something
Thank you for tuning into captain obvious daily routine.
I like when he said @1:44 "There is only one man" pointing out to the kind of weapon, but he also pushed his assistance to let him know that here is only one man in this shot.
0:23
Space Jammed!
Bug Bunny...Bugs Bunny... say, does he have great big long ears, like this? Does he hop around like this? And does he say “What’s up, Doc?” like this, “Nahhh, what’s up, Doc?” Nope. Never heard of him.
This was always an amazing scene, but my favorite part as a kid was the second time he says "I'm having trouble with the radar sir" and it's still distorted. Still gets me!
Michael Winslow has always been Awesome!
I love sanders looking at the camera as it zooms in and getting out of the way
I like the scene where he rams head-first into the bulkhead and then says, "smoke 'em if you got 'em." when he regains consciousness.
He says “smoke em if you got em” and then faints.
I honestly can’t fathom how you write a movie like this. The type of mind that can create this is beyond my understanding. It’s just genius.
This and the princess bride are the best movies of all time
ARRRRGH! *wakes up from coffin* Oh...it's nighttime. I vas having a daymare.
Man, I love this movie! This scene in particular is always hilarious! Even Winslow can barely hold it together!
I love spaceballs!
I love that jam doesn't start leaking through the screen when he says it.
well it didn't appear to be jammed until they saw the jam
I lose it when helmet rips out the mic.
I just now realized he was making all those sounds with his mouth from the very beginning of the scene
One of the funniest movies ever
I'll always be impressed by his ability to make accurate noises
I miss the glory days of Michael Winslow (Police Academy) He was really good. XD I was happy to see him in Spaceballs. Oh My God, I bet the outtakes are jammed up in-store.
How anyone kept their composure during any shot of this movie astounds me to this day.
0:40 is the best part
Michael Winslow would play a good droid in Star Wars.
1:08 You can hear him chuckle mid-sentence.