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Honest Trailers | Galaxy Quest
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Written by: Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr, Dan Murrell, Danielle Radford & Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr, Dan Murrell, & Max Dionne
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Production Coordinator: Ryan O"Toole
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"By Grabthar's hammer... what a savings." That is still to this day one of my favorite movie line deliveries. The amount of vitriol and self loathing Rickman was able to squeeze into that line is absolutely amazing.
I loved how in the end he said it with love to his fan
It certainly prepared him well for Snape.
I agree completely. Even the phrase, "what a savings" is so baffling to me and is played so straight, I absolutely adore it.
+Kelarys Funny has to be played straight in order to be really good. Humor, like horror, lives in the listener's mind.
+Nitpicking Nerd Basic scriptwriting. It goes through a three-part sequence of meaning: first the empty bravado of the original TV line, then the horrible experience at the stereo store, and lastly the redemptive declaration to Quailig. Triple beats are one of the basics of writing a movie.
"...just a hardcore thank you to Alan Rickman"
*makes a stern face while holding back tears*
Nah man, let the tears flow. Rickman deserves them.
Yeah, it's okay to shed the manly tears
Oh you too?
rickmans ghost: your tears are so delicious...thank you so much for feeding me
Same.
"My character doesn't even have a name, I'm just 'guy'!"
Painfully underrated flick.
"You have a name Guy."
"DO I? DO I?!"
@@KnightsaysNi lmfao man I gotta see this again!
"My character's not even important enough for a last name!"
Guy's breakdown in the shuttle is one of the funniest scenes ever.
"Is there air?! You don't know!"
"Let's get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!"
Seriously funny movie.
One of the best lines.
Is there air out there?! You don't know! Proceeds to hold breath
That's the only line I remember about this movie after not having seen it in ages!!! :D But I've watched it a lot since then, hehehe!
Minors, not miners!
This is my favorite line maybe in all sci fi
"Wait, is The Orville ripping off Star Trek or Galaxy Quest?"
Yes.
Both
@@leejohnstone3051 I was about to say the exact same thing. But also that the word is homage/tribute.
Darwin Xavier That it is, not that every show about a crew in space has to be, but it's a great one while being one of the best things on TV in general. Seriously anyone into this stuff who hasn't seen it yet definitely has to, it's the best
Hey, it's the best Star Trek show on tv right now. Or rather streaming.
The Orville is basically Star Trek the Next Generation... on a ship that’s not the Enterprise.
Love the respect they gave to Alan by not giving him a joke title. 🤗
In an Honest Trailer about a movie about the power of fan-mania they realized what rabid fans would have done to their channel if they had.
@@MandleRoss or maybe they just respect the man for his tremendous talent. also the fact that he was an all around stand up guy.
just maybe
Madwave1991 they have made of other people with tremendous talent before... why read this one diff... oh that’s right, pandering.
@@Wakunafgc Oh yeah, that too. I didn't mean anything negative.
Or guys, guys, just hear me out ... maybe ... it's both
"Is there air? You don't know!"
One of the few films to ever actually address this rather important factor when landing on a new planet. So many good moments in this, and one of my favorite Rickman performances.
lmfao! Seriously, one of the best lines. This movie is awesome!
@@mobaby3367 quick let's get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!
I think my favorite part is when Rickman is like "Could they be miners?" Shalhoub "Sure. They must be 3 years old." Then Rickman responds "Miners. Not minors!" and Shalhoub says back "You lost me." lol
"To check if there's a pub." makes me laugh all the time.
@@viktormuerte I kinda get a bit sentimental about that line since he died
That has to the most positive honest trailer Screen junkies has ever published.
And I agree completely.
Because even Screen Junkies couldn't talk bad about this movie
Their Honest Trailer for the first Guardians of the Galaxy was also pretty positive.
What I like about Honest Trailers is that they're really fair and... honest.
When a movie is good they acknowledge it.
Deadpool was also very positive.
I don't think I've ever met a Trek fan who didn't love this movie.
☝😮
☝😐
✊😕
🤔
🖖😑
My dad's been a huge trek fan to the point of rewatching the original series and movies multiple times and he absolutely adores this movie.
Well, then hello Joshua. Although I'm more of a Voyager fan who thinks TNG and Enterprise was also pretty good. Also also, I don't hate this move, but I think it was only okay.
Was way better than expected.
@@devenjordan9667 My dad is the opposite. Been a Trek fan all his life and hated this the first time he saw it. Now he just kind of tolerates it when I insist on pulling it out.
I re-watched this movie after Rickman died. I wanted to see him in a movie where he wasn't a bad guy, or who died in the end. It's funny hearing in interviews how much he loved this role, even though he played a character he HATED his role.
If you haven't already, check out "Eye In The Sky" where he wasn't a bad guy or who died in the end. Great movie!!
Sense & Sensibility
Dogma, he plays an Angel
@@connormachin151 Not just any angel, The Metatron was the highest of all angels.
DUST was one of his more amazing roles with ZERO lines of dialog.
One of things that Galaxy Quest doesn't get enough credit for is being very accessible to people who haven't watched Star Trek. I have never seen an episode yet I understood pretty much every joke. Even if Star Trek itself didn't exist, the plot to the movie still works because of the excellent world-building.
True. But that’s at least partly because almost everything from ST got copied a thousand times by other shows.
The visual effects on this movie held up really well. Considering its 20 years old and a comedy.
They didn't skimp! They got ILM for the space effects and Stan Winston for the aliens and creatures. The CGI is amazingly good too, considering how hit-and-miss it was back then.
I saw it again just recently, and they really, really do. I was amazed.
So true,better than a lot of movies nowadays..
Spaceballs also had great effects
It never felt like a 20 year old movie until you pointed out.....damn time flies
Honestly, when Alan Rickman sadly passed, everyone was posting about what Snape meant to them or Hans Gruber being awesome but it was Dr. Lazarus, for me... Truly underappreciated film
Plus, Rickman had the best character arc in the movie. ;)
Don't forget the Metatron-gig in Dogma. Rickman made being pissed off into it's own art form
@@Volkbrecht Prince of Thieves, he' acts more mega than Nick Cage in that one.
When he delivers his character's famous line - and means it - always breaks me up.
That's what was funny about everything written about him when he died, no mention it little mention is galaxy quest. I can't even watch him in Harry Potter without thinking" hey! It's Dr Lazarus!"
"No joke here, just a hardcore thank you to Alan Rickman."
[Clicks Like]
[Clicks Like while fighting back tears]
DelphanGruss tears.
I got a weird lump in my throat and my vision blurred for a couple of seconds.
I‘ve never had an honest trailer make me cry those kinds of tears before. 😭
And the Marvelous Mr. Monk too! thats really cool!
Alan Rickman was one of my all time favourite actors, my hubby and I used to say he'd be the ideal person to go out to dinner with. He died 6 months after my husband, of exactly the same thing. Hope they finally did get that dinner.
Man, I love this movie!!
I’m awfully sorry for your loss.
Something tells me they did indeed get that dinner.
I hope they did too, Gillian.
Sending lots of love from Hawai’i Island💝
I’m so sorry for your lost I can’t imagine the pain of losing a sicnifacantt other 🕊🕊
"Where are you going?"
"To see if there's a pub."
My standed reply!
@@nottycm5010 Yes and "And it exploded." Extremely useful replies in most situations.
I want to use these lines.
@@graceskerp also "You've managed to get your shirt off" 😂
Is it bad if I can hear him say that line in my head? 🤣
I was so happy that they decided to not move forward with a sequel without Rickman. The movie would not work without him.
I didn't know they were even considering a sequel. Galaxy Quest doesn't need one. It's perfectly fine by itself.
Sems Hollywood doesnt let $$ stop them from cashing in on sequels. Hoping they just leave this one alone. It's my 'Happy Movie'.
@@mikegike7273 Just look at Jumanji, they went a couple of crappy sequels on that already without the great Robin Williams just for some money.
@@nathanflannery3031 The new Jumanjis are great.
@@radix4400 yes but nothing like the ones with Robin Williams .
"That's not what she said" Oh sheeit I never noticed that XD
I remember the f-bomb dropping in the theater. The whole audience just fell the hell out. Great moment.
@@christianstart560 How can you? The whole movie was full of swearing until they retroactively decided to make it PG-13 and used the TV-friendly ADR for the theatrical release.
@@jsharp1701 is the original to be found?
@@sirien.neiris I saw the original on UK TV many years ago so it's certainly around, but my DVD only has the redubbed version. Perhaps both versions were released and I just happened to end up with the PG version?
Film was originally supposed to be rated R, but if I remember right they changed their minds during the editing process because it didn't add anything/fit the tone properly.
In a parallel, better, universe this film would have gotten 8 Oscars, or more. It speaks on so many levels.
And the original hard R rating.
@@ShaDHP23😲 The say-WHAT-now?
@spencerkagen1386 the originating script has a hard R rating. Really blood n' guts and everyone was supposed to swear like a boat of sailors. The scene with the crushers still has the footage where Weaver says "Well, F--- that." but was recorded over in ADR.
@@ShaDHP23 Sure, in a "better" universe it would have relied on profanity instead of clever writing.
@@sarahberkner you say that like it's impossible to have intelligent writing and profanity in the same movie.
When my late husband or I would get into a situation where one of us was randomly pushing buttons, trying to figure out how something worked, the other one, after fruitlessly urging caution and consultation with the directions, would inevitably shout, "Is there air!? Do we know?"
We'd laugh, then the other person would usually go back to pushing buttons randomly to see what happens.
My Brother and his wife are the same way. But that's what happens when Nerds marry.
Not that it's a bad thing at all. XD
I teared up at the thank you to Alan Rickman, I won't lie.
Imagine a spinoff series that’s just the Thermians going around acting like they’re the Enterprise crew and being really bad at it.
Thats discovery isnt it?
@@spodula basically.
@@spodula truer words have never been written
@@spodula
😂 👍
Sam Rockwell said they were trying to work out everyone's schedule to do a sequel series on a streaming service, where the Thermians would reunite the crew again, but then Alan Rickman died and the sequel series was put on indefinite hold.
"The greatest Iago of a generation, and look what I am reduced to"
- Alan Rickman (Galaxy Quest)
"Thirteen years with the Royal Shakespeare Company, and look what I am reduced to."
- Patrick Stewart (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
Yup, he really said that while on all fours, trying to talk to (in his words) "the oil slick that ate Denise Crosby".
Hilarious how a couple of years later he decided to play one of the leads in a little-known at the time comic book movie about mutants and magic.
13 curtain calls
And we love him for that.
@@susie9893 Heeere we go...
@@mja2317 The X-Men were anything but little known. It was actually the book that kept Marvel from completely folding for years. Not to mention it was a hit cartoon series in the 90’s, years before the movie came out. I’m not saying this makes sense out of Stewart’s decision to play Prof.X, just that it wasn’t an obscure property at the time.
Fun fact: the movie won a Hugo award for “Best Dramatic Presentation”.
Yup, the SF fans really did get it. ;)
I’m surprised it beat the Matrix (same year ballot)
@@electrictroy2010 That's because Tim Allen was a better actor than anyone in The Matrix
I love how this movie combined nerd culture along with satirizing Hollywood. My favorite moment is when Sigourney's character blows up because someone says that it's annoying that she keeps repeating the computer. "Look, I have ONE job on this lousy ship! It's stupid, but I'm going to do it! Okay?!"
0_0 sure no problem...
@@RedstoneCommand You might not know working rules in Hollywood. I think he was refering to that (and that line might refer to that)...
There's a guy to bring a glass of water, and NOBODY ELSE can do it, and he has NOTHING ELSE to do...
I used her response at work once when someone said I report the same information at our daily meetings. ;-)
I especially loved when the captain gave an order to the computer and it just flat-out ignores him. Haha.
@@garryiglesias4074 "What is my purpose?"
"To bring water."
Looks at self dejectedly: "Oh god..."
Best Part: The "Thank you" for Alan Rickman - he was a fantastic actor.
Taken way too soon
Best villain ever.
best part of Honest Trailer ever
Galaxy quest and princess bride two greats movies that everyone who sees them loves but just don’t seem to appear to get enough recognition
"Hey, I'm on the brute squad."
"You ARE the brute squad!"
Frickin love that movie. And you're right, the fact that it doesn't get more recognition is inconceivable! :-)
I haven't met a single person who has said they saw Princess Bride and didn't like it. its nearly flawless.
The Movies of my childhood!
There's really a lot in common. In a lot of ways, what Princess Bride does to low fantasy is what Galaxy Quest does to sci-fi action.
I love princess bride, but galaxy quest sucks
By Grabthar's Hammer, what a trailer!
Thank you!!!
By the Suns of Wharvan..
This movie is simply amazing in every way, giving a tongue in cheek poke at fandom and at the same time be a homage to that same fandom. The actors all do an amazing job, perfectly balancing slightly over the top performances with glorious professionalism, not to mention that each of these characters have more substance, story arc and soul than what all the characters in modern Star Trek and Star Wars have put together.
And then there's Alan Rickman.... It still breaks my heart that he's not with us anymore, such a great actor. His passing was a true loss, he truely was one of a kind.
It acknowledges and celebrates that shows and movies wouldn't exist without the true fans, instead of treating fans like an inconvenience.
You're not wrong.
TheStevenB well said.
"...and Comic Con."
Well that escalated quickly.
He’s right u know
nah, it escalated correctly.
I just thought it was hilarious.
He was being very generous to Comicon with that observation.
I remember the first time I saw this and just thought "This is actually sheer genius." Sat and watched it again the next day. Superb movie.
This movie was groundbreaking:
The nerd doesn't even wear glasses!
Must have been illegal at the time, too. ;-)
"Nipley" almost made me spit out my coffee 😂
I love that I got this comment to 69.
"just a hardcore thank you to Alan Rickman"
I'm not crying, you're crying.😭
22gjreyes we’re all crying
All hail the great Rickman!
How did you know!?!? 😭😭😭
*passes the kleenix*
Interesting fact: the scene in this movie when Tim Allen overhears the haters in the restroom was based on an actual encounter in which William Shatner was in a restroom at a convention and overheard two teens dissing Star Trek.
Honest question though:
If they disliked Star Trek, what were they doing at a convention?
Paul Masters
I don’t know. No one even knows their names let alone their interests.
Must have been Star Wars fans
They were dissing Shatner.
@@TearingDownIdols
Might not have been a Star Trek convention, per se, but a more general convention, like GenCon. Invite multiple panels from different shows, Star Trek, Lost in Space, Babylon 5, etc.
"Hey uh they're telling me it can't take it. The ships breaking apart, man. You know. Just FYI" -Tech Sgt.
Better get some WD-40 on that.
If they re-released it in cinemas I would go see it again. One of my favorite movies of all time. Rest in peace Alan Rickman!
I saw it in a theater in Chicago, during a sci-fi marithon, I had never seen it in the theater, much better with an audience
There's a cinemagic near me that plays old movies on thursdays. They did this a few weeks ago. They played Indiana Jones, Spaceballs, Gremlins, tons of old '80s movies. And they have beer.
I was lucky enough to see it in theaturs when i was a kid.
Thankgod
I'm pretty sure Alan Rickman would rather rest in peace, but then again, you never know.
@@jesperp.7272 He was cremated so I suppose he is resting in pieces.
"By Grabthar's Hammer, what a tribute."
Honest Trailers: Thank you, Alan Rickman.
Alan Rickman: Obviously....
Ob..vious...ly.
Exactly how it sounds in my mind 😂
“For all we know that’s Destiny’s Child”😂😂
“You have a last name Guy.”
“DO I, DO I”
This is such an amazing movie. It strikes the perfect balance of not taking itself seriously while simultaneously giving an emotional story with sincere performances. And what a perfect cast.
They've stayed friends over the years. Quellek's actor was even one of the last of the crew to see Alan alive.
He just claimed he'd had a stroke. He didn't want them to worry.
"And when your movie needs a bumbling washed-up TV actor with a massive ego, you call Tim Allen." 1:25 😂😂
Also, The Marvelous Mr. Monk was PERFECT!
It never dawned on me that Monk was in this movie, although I love both.
@@jimscribner8314 wow. This movie is why I watched Monk!
I didn't get the The Marvelous Mr. Monk until I saw your comment! 🤦🏽♀️ I love him in TMMM
One of the sad things you guys missed in this documentary, was how much the stars of OTHER sci fi shows, like Babylon 5, Farscape, et al loved this movie because it was so true about the actors. The guys at B5 never stopped talking about it.
Please say: "By Grabthar's hammer, by the suns of Worvan, you shall be avenged."
pretty sur hes dun it ova da yrs. ...
He won’t do it. He won’t say that stupid line ONE MORE TIME!
@@Blucham The show must go on.
“Just a hardcore thank you to Alan Rickman”. Pour one out, Internet.
The Alan Rickman comment.
I'm not crying. You're crying.
One of the few movies that I can watch again and again and still find funny. This one and Pink Panther Strikes Again both are brilliant and absolutely hilarious.
The only honest trailer that made me tear up. Alan Rickman, gone but not forgotten.
Say: "You broke the ship, YOU BROKE THE BLOODY SHIP!" in his accent, please
Yes! Say it!!
It's really hard to laugh and cry at the same time, but I managed it.
Question: Is the Orville ripping off Star Trek or Galaxy Quest?
Answer: Yes.
and it's great
I legit had this same thought word for word! lol
Ripping off? Or taking the place of the still unmade Galaxy Quest series that made quite the buzz back in 2015/16?
Is ST:STD crap.
Answer: Yes.
Thank God, for The Orville. Irrespective of the origin.
Both LOL
"Hey get a room guys"
"Woe!"
"Hey Fred"
"Hey Fred"
"Oh, That's not right ! "
"Where are you going?"
"To see if there's a PUB!"
"Why are you opening the door on a unknown planet!" Is there air? You dont know!?"
"(Sniff sniff sniff. Breathe, breathe.) Seems ok."
Alien Covenant - Yes, Yes I am!
No joke here just a hardcore thank you to honest trailers.
Absolutely. After I watched that was my same initial reaction. Very well done by them.
Probably your best Honest Trailer.
"Let's get out of here before one of those things kills Guy."
Alot of the jokes in this movie is very subtle.. thats one of my favourite lines. Really brilliant movie
"Wait, is The Orville ripping off Star Trek or Galaxy Quest?"
Don't feel bad The Orville doesn't know.
Top 10 questions science can't answer
Simple answer: YES!!!
Why not both?
_All_ of Star Trek, which _includes_ Galaxy Quest.
The creator says Orville is an homage to Star Trek but with a comedic twist.
Please say "By Grabthar's hammer... what a trailer."
Honest trailers needs to do a honest trailer for “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.”
YES!
Agreed
or Babylon 5. I've always preferred the original over the copy...
Yeees!!
@@sirien.neiris Lol naw. B5 sucked.
Out of all the things Honest Trailers could actually compliment, I'm glad it's this.
Truly was an underrated movie. Every friend that I showed that movie to ended up loving it.
I genuinely love when they actually love the movie they’re doing the trailer for
"By Grabthors hammer...what a savings" Alan Rickman made me believe
"Let's get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!"
Best movie ever
After watching this trailer, I ordered “Never Surrender” and then just rewatched Galaxy Quest. My eyes are leaking!
One of my favorite trailers you guys have done in a long time, Alan Rickman is an absolute treasure in this movie, and this is honestly one of my favorite Sam Rockwell performances.
Green mike he was funny, and crazy
Is this the first Honest Trailer that’s actually a trailer?
I almost died laughing in this movie, it was just non-stop. The best comedy ever.
Such a genius job making comedy with all the different personality types in this film. Rickmans serious theatrics, Rockwells arrogance and paranoia, Shaloubs chill, and the rest...not to mention the Thermians and fans. What an amazing feat to put this all together.
"Is The Orville ripping off Star Trek or Galaxy Quest?"
Knowing Seth MacFarlane?
Both.
pretty sure he also ripped off the simpsons for the orville.
Still a great show. So I hope he keeps ripping off whatever it is he’s ripping off.
ZakuNick agreed, I never watched it in it’s entirety, but from what I did watch of it, it was enjoyable
You know Seth MacFarlane?! Jealous.
He claims he never saw it before creating Galaxy, but that seems unlikely.
I literally teared when Alan Rickman said "By Grabthar's Hammer, by the Sons Of Warvan , you shall be avenged"
By Grabthar's hammer... wh- wh- wwh-- whaaat a savings
By Grabthar's Hammer... you couldn't wait for your shirt to come off?
a line that any true nerd knows by heart and can quote at any given moment of crisis or emotional distress...and truly mean it
When he stepped into his role while Quillik was dying. Brilliant actor all around. Missing him, bigtime.
I adore this movie and always rewatch it. Guy's insecurity like the sitcom, Fred's calm attitude and romance with Laliari, Laredo getting told to learn flying when the ships in danger, dinner, the kids getting blown off, and the great, late Alan Rickman who I have loved since seeing him in Prince of Thieves.
For serious.
One of the best and most underrated movies in an already legendary year full of great movies.
"Is this movie genius or did I just smoke whatever Tony Shalhoub is on?" Hah! Love this movie, love this commentary. :3
That cracked me up. Haha
Please say: "Does the rolling help?"
It's always been a favorite line of mine from this movie. XD I've always loved the hell out of this movie. It's brilliant.
"that was a hell of a thing"
Mine is “I see you managed to get your shirt off” 😂🤣
It helps!
Where's your gun?
So does anyone else say "by grapthar's hammer what a savings" in Rickmans tone when they see a crappy sale?
frebuf I'm still waiting for someone to get that reference when I do. :(
Every time Menards has their 11% off sales...
No.
No.... *looks down and kicks a rock* because I can't do the voice.
Not often you see a movie full of talent. Well executed, with actors and directors who seem to have loved making it.
"The crew even includes the Mythbusters"... well, y'know, they WERE always bringing up how they had "more than 30 years of special effects experience between them".
It's like they are the goto guys for special effects in the 90s lol
Little known fact: the Galaxy Quest DVD has a second audio track in Thermian.
rmhartman I wish this wasn’t true. I tried it.
"Is this true? No way!"
"Aww man ☹️ it IS true 😔"
I remember hearing that after this thing came out, Jonathan Frakes flat-out told Patrick Stewart to get to a packed theater on a Friday night to see it. :-)
"The crew even had the Mythbusters..."
*pauses video*
Wait a second....
Adam Savage (model maker: ILM)
Grant Imahara *(chief model maker: ILM)*
Was Grant........Adams boss?????
He made Craig Ferguson's robot skeleton sidekick.
Grant is a robotics expert, so it makes sense he would be in charge for that project.
I remember in my youth accidentally watching this movie. I can't remember but me and group of my friends were supposed to see this other high budget movie, but, tickets were sold out, so we ended up watching Galaxy Quest. I was going in not expecting much, and was actually expecting to be a boring movie, but OH BOY was i wrong, i was surprised during that time how much i enjoyed it. My expectations were low, but the movie turned out to be great, and STILL watching this movie till this day.
One of the few gems that will actually stand the test of time. Truly will become a "historical document" all its own.
I was so ready to laugh and laugh at this long awaited Honest Trailer for one of the best movies of all time, period. And I did until you said "the late great Alan Rickman" and then the rest of it got really blurry for some reason.
Also, someone started cutting onions right away. I think I was just upset that no movie has come close to the epic perfection that was Galaxy Quest. The A-list cast made a great movie legendary. I'm honored to have experienced it.
I know, cant explain it. The video must lose quality after a bit.
I blame you Honest Trailers.
One of the most satisfying films of all time. Totally underrated. Galaxy Quest ranks right up there with films like The Princess Bride.
I saw this movie in a random cable channel without any expectation, and I just love it!
This was one of the best rent choices that you could have made in a blockbuster store on that time.
'Tis the season to respect Alan Rickman's dive off of the Yakatomi building.
i will be watching Hans take the plunge in 5 days (its my Christmas Tradition)
“...and Comic Con”
Even being a fangirl myself, I find this hilarious
'Geekarella' is a great novel that pays tribute to geek/nerd culture, cons, and Star Trek.
Watching this movie.... Just when you thought you were laughed out.... “Screw that!!!” Put you right on the floor.
This movie was so powerful and so underrated. Made me wanna be a Trekkie.
such a fabulous movie - and it is true, everyone who sees it, loves it!
Mmm, not everyone. Although I'm probably gonna revisit it.
I remember when my boyfriend told me: "Wait, you haven't seen this movie? You're gonna love it". He was right :D
@@alandgomez5905 it is silly fun, but you have to like silly
@@IvyHilts :)
Yeah, just about everyone.
I honestly get a little misty every time I hear “by Grabthar’s hammer....”
"... What a savings."
Really, one of the best films made ... I watch it at least twice a year.
I miss Alan Rickman. One of my favorite actors.
3:42 I hoped you guys would do this, but I never expected you’d actually do it. This man was a legend 🙌🏼❤️
They couldn’t even make fun of it... that’s how you know it’s quality
What always amazed me about this is how a widely differing in style actors blended so perfectly in this flick, it really is underrated, its funny, good action, and good story, actually better than some Star Trek originals.
I'm so glad that such an awesome movie has gotten the attention it deserves.
Absolutely love Galaxy Quest. It hardly gets talked about enough in the sci-fi community. The screenplay is a work of genius.
"Just a hardcore thank you to Alan Rickman" Did...did I just get feelings from an Honest Trailer?!
The review this brilliant movie deserves. My favourite moment (of many) is when Rickman's character revisits his tired old "Grabthar's hammer" catchphrase on the death of his alien friend, but this time manages to imbue it with so much emotion. Genius.
"It's the simple things in life you treasure...." awwwww