Hello There Everyone, I'm Sorry This Video Came Out Late My Laptop Died And I Had Got A New One Today... I Loved This Film, Please Share And like The Video And I Would Love To See Your Thoughts In The Comments. With This Video I Wanted To Test Out My Old Format And The Watermark Format To See If It Blended Well. NEXT MOVIE REACTIONS: HOT FUZZ THE FLY HEAT FIGHT CLUB ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THIEVES ROBIN HOOD MEN IN TIGHTS
Perhaps consider watching History of the World Part 1 before Robin Hood: Men in Tights, both are worth the watch but HotW will be a bit anticlimactic after RHMiT wise choice giving Prince of Thieves a look before Men in Tights, the latter is very much a response to the former Any thoughts on watching the original Producers? (I personally prefer the newer version, Nathan Lane knocks it out of the park, but if you vibe off the Wilder / Brooks collab energy the original will scratch that itch well) archive.org/details/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI should you need it
Take note. Not one line in Hot Fuzz is wasted. That is one of the most brilliantly written movies ever. And my #3rd, behind Blazing Saddles and The Princess Bride
If you're enjoying Mel Brooks movies check out History of The World, Part I. A few other suggestions, in no particular order: Meaning of Life, Animal House, The Jerk, Coming to America, Strange Brew, Spies Like Us, & This is Spinal Tap.
that black dude with the afro pick that says "we aint found shit" in the desert scene is Actor Tim Russ, More well known for his work on Star Trek Voyager as Tuvok, the Vulcan.
Fun fact: the merchandising and action figures scenes were a dig at Lucas, who told Mel Brooks that he gave full permission to make Spaceballs as long as they never made any toys or merch
I think it may have been praise for Lucas, rather than a dig. Lucas gave 20th Century Fox the lion's share of income from the Star Wars films, in trade for all rights to movie merchandising. Up to that point, no movie merchandising had been done in films, so the studio thought Lucas was an idiot and said, "sure, take all the merchandising rights, we'll take the cash." Lucas then went on to make more money in merchandising than the studio made showing the movies. Studios don't offer that deal anymore.
Fun Fact: George Lucas said Mel Brooks could make as many Star Wars knockoffs as he wanted but he couldn’t make any merchandise and sell it. So that’s why Yogurt was merchandising, as a gag to George Lucas
Which is why they made the joke about SpaceBalls merchandising. Lucas asked them to not make any if they were to work on it. ILM even used a scene that was made for Star Wars in this movie. It was where they were evacuating MegaMaid. The escape pod launch was made for Star Wars but wasn't used.
The same company who would later bring us the effects for films like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Abyss, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, Death Becomes Her, Jurassic Park/World franchise, The Mask (and its unfortunate sequel), The Lord of the Rings Trilogy and Hobbit Trilogy, Transformers franchise and most recently they did the visual effects for Space Jam: A New Legacy.
19:00 Fun fact: Rick Moranis improvised that entire scene with the dolls. He was just handed the dolls and told to do something funny, and the cameras started rolling moments after. The man is a comedic genius.
He also kept wanting to do every scene over and over, because he was assured he could do it better and funnier, and had ideas to run by Mel for how to improve the scene. A master of his craft.
The reason the effects look so good was because Mel Brooks wanted George Lucas' blessing. George Lucas loved the idea so much he not only gave his blessing but gave him access to his effects studio which was used in the actual Star Wars films. He did speculate however no merchandise in case people mistook Space Balls merch for Star Wars. That's why there is all the merchandising jokes.
@@kylaarmstrong-benjamin5986 before he sold Starwars off to Disney, he was also very open to fan made films for starwars. Look it up, but afterwards, Disney has copyrighted strikes a few. The biggest one was on starwars theory youtube channel. Say what you will, but I always took it George had a sense of humor with how the fans acted (regardless of what happen with the prequels).
I really have to appreciate a guy who laughs at every single dumb joke, sight-gag and pratfall in this movie. It makes it so much more enjoyable to watch.
I just miss being this young! Just old enough to get each joke and enjoy it, but not old enough to be a jaded cynic who claims to have seen and heard it all. First time I saw this I was far to you to get half of the jokes. Now they're all tropes in hundreds of other movies. Movies transcend time and space if you've seen them all! But you cant watch em' all!
@@ClayLoomis1958 I can't remember where I saw the interview, but basically that was the first joke written and made Mel Brooks want to do a Star Wars parody
"I'm really impressed by the effects in this movie" Funny you say that. Mel Brooks went to George Lucas for permission to make Spaceballs, a parody of Star Wars and Lucas loved the idea, as long as they didn't sell any merch from the film, so he gave them the full resources of Skywalker Ranch including Industrial Light and Magic, Skywalker Sound and the full library of sound effects and assets. The Millennium Falcon even makes an appearance at the end of the film, parked at the diner.
@Spencer Rees It's about having seen something or not, not about age. As if turning a certain age magically gifted you all the knowledge about movies from the 60's
Yes, the original theme that everyone else copies is from "Lawrence of Arabia" Lawrence of Arabia (Overture) th-cam.com/video/n_bOsrsPCqU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=HDFilmTributes
Fun fact: the person who said that was an actor by the name of Tim Russ who would then go on to play Tuvok in star trek voyager, this was his first speaking role.
If I can add on; the "Chapter 11" joke is also about a form of bankruptcy under US law. There's Chapter 7 and Chapter 11, I think. Maybe others, too, and don't ask me what the difference is, but that's the ref.
This was (and still is) one of the best spoof movies ever made. I HIGHLY recommend taking a look at GALAXY QUEST. That did for Star Trek what Spaceballs did for Star Wars. A lot of people feel that Galaxy Quest is a better Star Trek than most of the newer actual Star Trek stuff.
How can you not think that when you’ve got Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, and Tony Shalhoub. I’ll take Galaxy Quest over Star Trek every time.
Through my lifetime, Mel Brooks was the king of comedy fan service. I was 13 in 1974, when my parents took me to Blazing Saddles, a few months later my friends and I walked to the same theater to see Young Frankenstein.
Interesting note: Industrial Light & Magic did the special effects, which is why they're so great. George Lucas gave Mel Brooks permission to do the film, but the only catch is Mel couldn't merchandise the film, hence all the merchandising jokes. #TheMoreYouKnow 🌠 GREAT video as always!
John Hurt was also Ollivander in the Harry Potter movies, Professor Bloom in the "Hellboy" films, Adam Sutler in "V for Vendetta" and the Storyteller in "Jim Henson's The StoryTeller." =)
I think Prince Valiant was a character in a comic strip with that same blonde page-boy hairdo... so that they made him the sleepy Prince Valium is hilarious
If you really like Mel Brooks and Monty Python movies, there's a tragically ignored pirate comedy called "Yellowbeard" that stars Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, John Cleese, Madeline Kahn, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman (it was his last movie), Cheech & Chong, and David Bowie. So good.
Don't forget Tim Russ also appeared in Star Trek TNG, Star Trek Generations if I'm not mistaken and Star Trek Deep Space Nine as a Klingon Merc and a mirror version of Tuvok. Tim Russ also screen tested for the role of Geordi LaForge on Star Trek but role of course the role went to Levar Burton. Also Russ has been a musician for over 40 years he even played a musician in NCIS New Orleans a few years ago.
@@rccraig7580 Never meant to say or imply that Tuvok was his _only_ role, just his most famous one and, as such, perhaps the place he recognized him from. _"...and a mirror version of Tuvok."_ Thus the same role, albeit an alternate version. This would be the same as saying Leonard Nimoy played Spock in both universes, Or the entire DS9 cast played their alternate selves in the mirror universe. Either way, it was the same character.
@@WmTRiker Yes of course Tuvok was his most famous role. I was just expanding for those who may have not been unaware of some of his other roles. Yeah your right a mirror version is the same character I didn't need to include that one.
Spaceballs has a special place in my heart because it's the first Mel Brooks movie I ever saw. I was 8. Fell in love with Mel Brooks thanks to this movie. Hope you react to his other movies.
Fantastic reaction, I Love this film. John Candy, who played Barf. Had to wear 30lbs of batteries and servos for his costumes animatronics. He wore it all day, every day and never complained about it.
Mel Brooks has for years been trying to get Rick Moranis to come out of retirement and help him write and make the Sequel. They have both said what the title would be in different interviews... Spaceballs 3: The Search for Spaceballs 2.
"What kinda music is this when youre tryin to leave?" Welcome to the 80s. Everyone things about the good music of the 80s. Little do the young people of today know about the awful movie and tv soundtracks that flooded our televisions. It was awful.
😊 Nioce! Love what you're doing! So many classic gags in this movie. John Candy and especially Rick Moranis (don't call him Dick 😂) are so funny! "Smoke 'em if you got' em!" ♥ You should maybe do 'Strange Brew'! Stay cool! ✌️
Great movie. This brings back memories. If you enjoyed this, you should watch "Thumb Wars" by Steve Oedekerk. Funny, sometimes pretty creepy. It's on TH-cam.
I was laughing the whole time but I think seeing you laugh at the parts as well made me laugh even harder. Such a great movie and I am so happy you enjoyed it 🥰
Funny thing in that "I am your father's..." scene: If you break it down, it really just comes out to: "I am your cousin's former roommate." Father's brother is your uncle. Your uncle's nephew is you or your sibling, but either way, the next one is just your cousin! Well, villains do tend to be excessively talky, I guess.
Love this movie. There was always talk about a sequel but don't think it will happen. You should do Cannonball Run ... Burt Reynolds, Terry Bradshaw, Jackie Chan, Roger Moore, Sammy Davis Jr. and tons more famous actors! Super funny movie!
Can we all just appreciate the time and effort that goes into editing these reactions. The cutaways add something unique, and so much more to an already entertaining reaction.
Cool intro! I can't speak for everyone, but for me Spaceballs was my first Mel Brooks movie over 10 years ago. Before I even knew who the director was. Its not his best work, but it is still pretty good.
This was fun. If you haven't done it yet, you REALLY need to watch Weird Al's movie "UHF" next. I promise you won't be disappointed. So many memorable and quotable lines in that film.
So many TH-camrs are reacting to the classics of Mel Brooks, but everyone seems to overlook Silent Movie, one of his most underrated and funniest films he ever made. MellVerse, I have no right to ask you this, but please consider reacting to Silent Movie. It's a film that deserves to be as appreciated as Brooks' other great films.
Him: How would she and C3PO get it on. Me: USB. Also funny info. When they called up George Lucas and asked for permission to make this movie. He said sure, but merchandise. (be bad if Star Wars, and this had toys out at same time.) hence all the merchandise scenes.
Also at the end when everyone is ejecting from the Spaceball 1 ship, the footage of the escape pods ejecting, was actually unused footage from the Star Wars movie.
Spaceballs over Blazing Saddles? Wow, I couldn't go along with that. 1974 was Mel Brooks best year. Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein both came out in '74, and I'd say those two films were Mel's best work. Of course, humor is very subjective. Your mileage may vary.
@@HelloMellowXVI it helps if you seen star war first then a lot of the humor hit you better with spaceballs. You have to grow up in early western to get the subtle job on blazing saddle. You still get plenty but mel with spoofying the way those films were made. His is before italian western so he was making fun of the idea of good guy wearing white hat that sort of thing
I know everyone and their pet parakeet are suggesting other films, but Mel Brooks' films Silent Movie and High Anxiety are great too. Silent Movie has a lot more slapstick and sight gags (of course being silent) and High Anxiety is a big love letter to the films of Alfred Hitchcock, but you don't really have to know every Hitchcock movie to find it funny.
Does any of you remember the music video Mel Brooks did in 1983? If was called " To Be Or Not To Be. " It was also called the " Hitler Rap". I actually found the original music video. I hope the link works here. m.th-cam.com/video/kmzPnpn63nA/w-d-xo.html
Hello There Everyone, I'm Sorry This Video Came Out Late My Laptop Died And I Had Got A New One Today... I Loved This Film, Please Share And like The Video And I Would Love To See Your Thoughts In The Comments. With This Video I Wanted To Test Out My Old Format And The Watermark Format To See If It Blended Well.
NEXT MOVIE REACTIONS:
HOT FUZZ
THE FLY
HEAT
FIGHT CLUB
ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THIEVES
ROBIN HOOD MEN IN TIGHTS
Looking forward to Men in Tights!
Perhaps consider watching History of the World Part 1 before Robin Hood: Men in Tights,
both are worth the watch but HotW will be a bit anticlimactic after RHMiT
wise choice giving Prince of Thieves a look before Men in Tights, the latter is very much a response to the former
Any thoughts on watching the original Producers? (I personally prefer the newer version, Nathan Lane knocks it out of the park, but if you vibe off the Wilder / Brooks collab energy the original will scratch that itch well)
archive.org/details/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI should you need it
Another vote for Hot Fuzz
Take note. Not one line in Hot Fuzz is wasted. That is one of the most brilliantly written movies ever.
And my #3rd, behind Blazing Saddles and The Princess Bride
If you're enjoying Mel Brooks movies check out History of The World, Part I. A few other suggestions, in no particular order: Meaning of Life, Animal House, The Jerk, Coming to America, Strange Brew, Spies Like Us, & This is Spinal Tap.
that black dude with the afro pick that says "we aint found shit" in the desert scene is Actor Tim Russ, More well known for his work on Star Trek Voyager as Tuvok, the Vulcan.
It's really him. That was surprising, so unlike Tuvok.
Did not know that. Wow
Why he is the best. We used that quote in my house growing up. None of my friends even knew this movie existed.
OH! 😄
@@OblivionGate Tim Russ wasn't in Up In Smoke. Michael Winslow was in Cheech and Chong's Next Movie. Maybe that is what you were thinking about.
Fun fact: the merchandising and action figures scenes were a dig at Lucas, who told Mel Brooks that he gave full permission to make Spaceballs as long as they never made any toys or merch
Spaceballs: The TH-cam comment
I think it may have been praise for Lucas, rather than a dig. Lucas gave 20th Century Fox the lion's share of income from the Star Wars films, in trade for all rights to movie merchandising. Up to that point, no movie merchandising had been done in films, so the studio thought Lucas was an idiot and said, "sure, take all the merchandising rights, we'll take the cash." Lucas then went on to make more money in merchandising than the studio made showing the movies. Studios don't offer that deal anymore.
A bit more than that, actually. In return for not having any merchandise, they got to use the same special effects as the star wars movies did!
How is that fun, i want Space Ball dolls 😫
@@ClayLoomis1958 no, it's a dig. 😜
Fun Fact: George Lucas said Mel Brooks could make as many Star Wars knockoffs as he wanted but he couldn’t make any merchandise and sell it. So that’s why Yogurt was merchandising, as a gag to George Lucas
I would have been happy to buy some of that merchandise
I'd buy the flamethrower and burn down some Star Wars past 2012.... figuratively speaking.
@@magic8340 nah man, Disney managed to set fire to that quite well, all on their own, no help needed!
@@chriswihuluthat's when I come in with a n.u.k.e
The effects were done by ILM, the same crew that did the Star Wars effects.
Which is why they made the joke about SpaceBalls merchandising. Lucas asked them to not make any if they were to work on it. ILM even used a scene that was made for Star Wars in this movie. It was where they were evacuating MegaMaid. The escape pod launch was made for Star Wars but wasn't used.
And ILM was created almost specifically for Star Wars, then for others to hire...and started PIXAR as their original CGI group.
@@Ez_Brzy HA! The scene with the escape pods made for star wars I did not know. Very cool use of unused scene.
The same company who would later bring us the effects for films like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Abyss, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, Death Becomes Her, Jurassic Park/World franchise, The Mask (and its unfortunate sequel), The Lord of the Rings Trilogy and Hobbit Trilogy, Transformers franchise and most recently they did the visual effects for Space Jam: A New Legacy.
19:00 Fun fact: Rick Moranis improvised that entire scene with the dolls. He was just handed the dolls and told to do something funny, and the cameras started rolling moments after. The man is a comedic genius.
I bet Mel Brooks was rolling on the floor when Rick said that "Druish Princesses are often attracted to money and power"
He also kept wanting to do every scene over and over, because he was assured he could do it better and funnier, and had ideas to run by Mel for how to improve the scene. A master of his craft.
Dang I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing.
Hell yes
According to Bill Pullman {Lonestar}, John Candy's "That's going to leave a mark" quote was ad-libbed as well.
The reason the effects look so good was because Mel Brooks wanted George Lucas' blessing. George Lucas loved the idea so much he not only gave his blessing but gave him access to his effects studio which was used in the actual Star Wars films. He did speculate however no merchandise in case people mistook Space Balls merch for Star Wars. That's why there is all the merchandising jokes.
*stipulate
@@pfeilspitze yes. my mistake
@@michaeltunnicliffe4935 No worries.
George is a good sport!
@@kylaarmstrong-benjamin5986 before he sold Starwars off to Disney, he was also very open to fan made films for starwars. Look it up, but afterwards, Disney has copyrighted strikes a few. The biggest one was on starwars theory youtube channel.
Say what you will, but I always took it George had a sense of humor with how the fans acted (regardless of what happen with the prequels).
I really have to appreciate a guy who laughs at every single dumb joke, sight-gag and pratfall in this movie. It makes it so much more enjoyable to watch.
Yuuuuuuuuuup!!!!
Without faking it, no less. 😄
I just miss being this young! Just old enough to get each joke and enjoy it, but not old enough to be a jaded cynic who claims to have seen and heard it all. First time I saw this I was far to you to get half of the jokes. Now they're all tropes in hundreds of other movies. Movies transcend time and space if you've seen them all! But you cant watch em' all!
@@robertfarmer8123 You're never too old to enjoy a movie this gloriously stupid!
@@robertfarmer8123 wow Robert I felt that in my soul!
Fun fact, that headphone gag was literally the first joke written and inspired the entire movie
Really? 😂
I'm thinking Star Wars probably had _something_ to do with the inspiration.
@@ClayLoomis1958 , what do you think inspired the headphone gag?
@@ahwhite2022 Leia Organa?
@@ClayLoomis1958 I can't remember where I saw the interview, but basically that was the first joke written and made Mel Brooks want to do a Star Wars parody
"I'm really impressed by the effects in this movie"
Funny you say that. Mel Brooks went to George Lucas for permission to make Spaceballs, a parody of Star Wars and Lucas loved the idea, as long as they didn't sell any merch from the film, so he gave them the full resources of Skywalker Ranch including Industrial Light and Magic, Skywalker Sound and the full library of sound effects and assets. The Millennium Falcon even makes an appearance at the end of the film, parked at the diner.
I love the fact that they got John Hurt to reprise his role from Alien for the restaurant scene. "Oh no, not again!"
The music in the desert scene is originally from “Lawrence of Arabia.”
@Spencer Rees It's about having seen something or not, not about age. As if turning a certain age magically gifted you all the knowledge about movies from the 60's
It’s also from the Mummy. So yeah. You’re both right!
Ok
Yes, the original theme that everyone else copies is from "Lawrence of Arabia"
Lawrence of Arabia (Overture) th-cam.com/video/n_bOsrsPCqU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=HDFilmTributes
NOT KIDS ALLOWED PLEASE th-cam.com/video/kx_TPMMW_BY/w-d-xo.html
They're not dolls! They're ACTION FIGURES!!!!!
Mel Brooks will be turning 95 this year and he was still working in 2019 although it was only voice acting for an animation.
Hotel Transylvania 3
@@David_Theisen nah it was some kids tv short where he voiced an elephant called Melephant Brooks
@@Rikard_Nilsson Toy Story 4
2024 checkin' in - a Spaceballs 2 is "in the works"
"He sure likes to joke about Hitler", you haven't seen 'The producers' yet, have you?
@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself true, but its winter in Poland and France...
He just needs to go ahead and cover the entire Mel Brooks library.
Mel brooks is Jewish.... He makes a ton of both Jewish jokes and jokes about Hitler. Come on! History of the world part 1: Hitler on ice!
@@gracied86 yeah that was his common Sequel gag. History of the World: Part 2, featuring Hitler on Ice
@@gracied86 he also stated in a remake of "To be or not to be" with his wife Anne Bancroft, where he plays an actor who pretends to be Hitler.
Mel went beyond the 4th wall, they had to build a whole new one just for him
"We ain't found shit" still gets me every single time I watch the movie. As most of the movie does also though :D
Fun fact: the person who said that was an actor by the name of Tim Russ who would then go on to play Tuvok in star trek voyager, this was his first speaking role.
The actor who said that is actually Tuvok from Star Trek Voyager.
@@CorporalJenkins1 Yep as a life long Trekkie, I knew that :D
@@goosequillian Indeed. :D
My favorite line of the movie next to "I knew it I'm surrounded by a$$holes. Keep firing a$$holes!"
14:37 A 4th wall break inside a 4th wall break. That's like.......16 walls.
Lmfao 🤣😆 Was Thinking That Exact Same Thing!
"Now you see that evil will always triumph, because good is dumb." -Dark Helmet
One of the best lines in the movie
Mel brooks was such a genious and never seemed to take himself to serious
Don’t say “was” yet! Lol
Is*
My bag... unfortunate mistake
True
Where's serious? Is it a town somewhere? And why would Mel Brooks want to go there?
I love the dance you did to the theme song. It was hilarious.
Thank You So Much, Got To Give Props To Kid N Play
"having trouble with the radar sir. I've lost the beeps, lost the creeps, and lost the sweeps."
The what?
The what??
The what???
That's not all he's lost...
I still laugh at that part!
Rick Moranis grabs the intercom speaker, like THAT'S what's causing his voice to sound like that!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fun fact: he played the principal on iCarly
You know:
The Bleeps: *Bleep Boop Bleep*
The Creeps: *Doo doot doo doo doo*
And the sweeps: *Whee Whee Whee*
Those effects are what made Michael Winslow the funniest in the Police Academy movies.
You've never seen Alien?! That needs to be rectified immediately.
It breaks my heart how many people see Spaceballs first. Then again, who doesn't know about the chestburster?
Also thats the same actor from alien thats why he says "uh no not again)
I’ll try to have low lighting
My dad loved sigourney weaver as a actress
jman7481 EVERYONE loves Sigorney.
Fun fact elon musk picked the names for the insane sports modes on his car after space balls... Ludacris and plaid
Also, the scene where Dark Helmet is playing with his dolls was completely improvised by Rick Moranis :)
He was awesome as a actor
That’s so fricking hilarious!! But he cut out the part I was waiting for! “Ah ah ah ah, oh your helmet is SO big!!” LOL
You edited out the best joke! “She went from suck to blow!”
Please do history of the world part 1
Yo he edited out the “Bleeps Sweeps and the Creeps” AND the “Oh your helmet is SO big” parts
@@David_Theisen Evil will always prevail, because good is dumb.
and the part where lone star did the vulcan neck pinch
Prince Valium. It's a reference to the drug Valium used for calming people which has side effects of sleepiness and trouble concentrating
If I can add on; the "Chapter 11" joke is also about a form of bankruptcy under US law. There's Chapter 7 and Chapter 11, I think. Maybe others, too, and don't ask me what the difference is, but that's the ref.
"I've never seen Alien"
Me: Oh Really? Maybe Alien and Aliens could be next on your list?
Just saw those last -week- year.
Aliens is another movie with cracking lines. "They can BILL me!"
You should see Clue with Tim Curry. It's freaking hilarious! And a great example of how to make a movie based on a board game
This was (and still is) one of the best spoof movies ever made. I HIGHLY recommend taking a look at GALAXY QUEST. That did for Star Trek what Spaceballs did for Star Wars. A lot of people feel that Galaxy Quest is a better Star Trek than most of the newer actual Star Trek stuff.
How can you not think that when you’ve got Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, and Tony Shalhoub. I’ll take Galaxy Quest over Star Trek every time.
I’m a Trekkie for life and I do consider Galaxy Quest a Star Trek movie. 🖖
Now you got Robin Hood Men in Tights and History of the World Part 1
History of the World Part 1 was absolutely amazing!!
@@eleanorfriend5217 It was a miracle.
I would love to see you react to Little Shop of Horrors
Through my lifetime, Mel Brooks was the king of comedy fan service.
I was 13 in 1974, when my parents took me to Blazing Saddles, a few months later my friends and I walked to the same theater to see Young Frankenstein.
You did Spaceballs and Blazing Saddles. How about Robin Hood: Men in Tights and or Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life.
Beat me to the suggestion. Please review Robin Hood: Men in Tights!
Don’t forget holy grail
I Already Did Them Except Robin Hood And Meaning Of Life
@@HelloMellowXVI Meaning of Life will have u falling out of your chair laughing!! LOL especially the Penis song!!
Don’t do meaning of life there are about two good sketches in the whole thing. This is coming from someone who loves Monty python btw
Interesting note: Industrial Light & Magic did the special effects, which is why they're so great. George Lucas gave Mel Brooks permission to do the film, but the only catch is Mel couldn't merchandise the film, hence all the merchandising jokes. #TheMoreYouKnow 🌠 GREAT video as always!
I've been wearing a "Spaceballs The Face Mask" since June (plenty all over the internet). And Baby Yogurt: beat the Baby Yoda by decades!
Got one for Christmas, lol.
Dammit. Now, I gotta buy one.
I bought one, too. I couldn't resist.
Me too! I wear it with my Ludicrous Speed t-shirt
I got my Spaceballs the douche kit. Works every time. The Schwartz is always in me.
27:32 Yep, Sir John Hurt came back and played his character again! And then went on to play the War Doctor and got knighted by Queen Elizabeth II
John Hurt was also Ollivander in the Harry Potter movies, Professor Bloom in the "Hellboy" films, Adam Sutler in "V for Vendetta" and the Storyteller in "Jim Henson's The StoryTeller." =)
@@jamesanthony8438 I forgot about V for Vendetta
@@jamesanthony8438 And he was the voice of Kilgara (the dragon) in BBC's Merlin. :)
Was the old man in I think the Immortals!! He’s been dead for a few years already
He was also Oxley in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Great reaction as always. Mad props on getting the Planet of the Apes reference before MegaMaid’s debris even landed 😂
As Soon As I Saw The Beach, I Already Knew Lmao
Well, his name is Prince Valium.
A joke that went above my head as a kid
@@AFMountaineer2000 same til my dad explained what valium was to me
I think Prince Valiant was a character in a comic strip with that same blonde page-boy hairdo... so that they made him the sleepy Prince Valium is hilarious
@@AFMountaineer2000 I’m not sure if I got the joke the first time I saw it, but I found out as I got older that valium is a sleeping pill
@@alexakl6445 I’m not sure if it was from a comic strip! Valiant was just a common Medieval times name
Something tells me you would like Men in Tights more than this one.
If you really like Mel Brooks and Monty Python movies, there's a tragically ignored pirate comedy called "Yellowbeard" that stars Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, John Cleese, Madeline Kahn, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman (it was his last movie), Cheech & Chong, and David Bowie. So good.
Oh man. What a cast! How have I never heard of this before?
Absolutely love that movie. Extremely under-rated
Tragically, I've never seen it. 🤔 -
Thanks for the tip😀!
"Mistah Moon?"
@@1krani save it cloth eyes im not interested in your jewelry!
that was tuvok from star trek “we aint found shit”
Not any Star Trek. It's Star Trek: Voayger, the one about the ship that was lost in the Delta quadrant.
_"Hey, I think I know him from...someplace."_
Familiar with "Star Trek: Voyager"? That was Tim Russ who played Tuvok.
Don't forget Tim Russ also appeared in Star Trek TNG, Star Trek Generations if I'm not mistaken and Star Trek Deep Space Nine as a Klingon Merc and a mirror version of Tuvok. Tim Russ also screen tested for the role of Geordi LaForge on Star Trek but role of course the role went to Levar Burton. Also Russ has been a musician for over 40 years he even played a musician in NCIS New Orleans a few years ago.
@@rccraig7580 Never meant to say or imply that Tuvok was his _only_ role, just his most famous one and, as such, perhaps the place he recognized him from.
_"...and a mirror version of Tuvok."_
Thus the same role, albeit an alternate version. This would be the same as saying Leonard Nimoy played Spock in both universes, Or the entire DS9 cast played their alternate selves in the mirror universe. Either way, it was the same character.
@@WmTRiker Yes of course Tuvok was his most famous role. I was just expanding for those who may have not been unaware of some of his other roles. Yeah your right a mirror version is the same character I didn't need to include that one.
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A movie I think you'd find funny is called Robin Hood: Men in Tights. It's hilarious😁😆👌
Hell yeah, brother. Glad you're digging the Mel Brooks filmography. Keep up the quality content, Ser!
I recommend "History of the World: Part I" and the "Naked Gun" trilogy.
Spaceballs has a special place in my heart because it's the first Mel Brooks movie I ever saw. I was 8. Fell in love with Mel Brooks thanks to this movie. Hope you react to his other movies.
Bro your meme edits are taking things to a whole new level. I friggin love it.
HIs editing is on point for certain. That and his general sense of fun.
Thank You So Much, I Would Definitely Say This Is My Beat Video. Had To Start 2021 Right
WE AIN'T FOUND SHIT!
"We ain't found shit" guy is Tim Russ, most well known for playing Tuvok on Star Trek Voyager
Imagine seeing all the movies you just recently reacted to when your just 8 years old! One of the only benefits of being old.
Spaceballs the movie reaction, followed by Spaceballs the review.
While wearing a Spaceballs t shirt and a facemask
You need to watch History of the World Part 1. Mel Brooks some of his best work by far. And also his most underrated for some reason.
Fantastic reaction, I Love this film.
John Candy, who played Barf. Had to wear 30lbs of batteries and servos for his costumes animatronics.
He wore it all day, every day and never complained about it.
Space Balls: The Comment.
Spaceballs: the Token Reply for Engagement!
@@Justanotherconsumer Spaceballs 3: The Search for the second Reply.
The guy that said "We ain't found shit!" is Tim Russ.
These films are love letters to the different movie genres. You can't make something like this without really liking and knowing them.
Mel Brooks has for years been trying to get Rick Moranis to come out of retirement and help him write and make the Sequel. They have both said what the title would be in different interviews...
Spaceballs 3: The Search for Spaceballs 2.
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Interestingly enough I believe Rick Moranis announced his return to acting last year.
"What kinda music is this when youre tryin to leave?" Welcome to the 80s. Everyone things about the good music of the 80s. Little do the young people of today know about the awful movie and tv soundtracks that flooded our televisions. It was awful.
Lmao I Understand Man
Men in Tights is coming up soon.........NICE. The "We Ain't Found Shit"(combing he desert) part is my favorite
😊 Nioce! Love what you're doing! So many classic gags in this movie. John Candy and especially Rick Moranis (don't call him Dick 😂) are so funny! "Smoke 'em if you got' em!" ♥ You should maybe do 'Strange Brew'! Stay cool! ✌️
Take off, eh? This movie is filmed in 3B 3 Beers and still looks good.
Great movie. This brings back memories. If you enjoyed this, you should watch "Thumb Wars" by Steve Oedekerk. Funny, sometimes pretty creepy. It's on TH-cam.
I was laughing the whole time but I think seeing you laugh at the parts as well made me laugh even harder. Such a great movie and I am so happy you enjoyed it 🥰
I Definitely Can Say I Found A Movie To Put In My Top 20
Funny thing in that "I am your father's..." scene: If you break it down, it really just comes out to: "I am your cousin's former roommate." Father's brother is your uncle. Your uncle's nephew is you or your sibling, but either way, the next one is just your cousin! Well, villains do tend to be excessively talky, I guess.
Unless the uncle had two or more siblings, then his nephew could be your cousin. That would make it your cousin's cousin.
But he was a former roommate. Don't forget.
When you make the "ass-itch" joke, I can hear Orbital's "Halcyon and On and On" playing in the background. Amazing song choice!!
I'm sad that you didn't include the "combing the desert" scene
Edit: Nvm, I forgot it came later in the movie
Lmao It’s All Good Bro
we aint found shiYt!
You need to check out History Of The World Part 1 now.
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The guy combing the desert they one who says " We aint found shit " is Tim Russ AKA Tuvok from Star Trek Voyager
Love this movie. There was always talk about a sequel but don't think it will happen.
You should do Cannonball Run ... Burt Reynolds, Terry Bradshaw, Jackie Chan, Roger Moore, Sammy Davis Jr. and tons more famous actors! Super funny movie!
The film was made in part by “Industrial Light and Magic” with the agreement that no merchandising actually happens
Love this movie. Rick Moranis and Michael Winslow are hilarious.
Lol, you dancing at the beginning 🤣😂 awesomeness 👌
We've lost the Bleeps, the Sweeps and the Creeps! The what the what and the what???
The black guys combing the desert with a hair pick. The guy saying "we aint found shit" is the vulcan from star trek voyager
Glad you enjoyed this classic. Now check out "Top Secret!" You'll love it as well. The movie is just as absurd and hilarious as those by Brooks.
Great choice. Also, The Kentucky Fried Movie and High Anxiety.
Literally everyone in the 1980s had a crush on Daphne Zuniga...
Can we all just appreciate the time and effort that goes into editing these reactions. The cutaways add something unique, and so much more to an already entertaining reaction.
Deadpool and others have 4th wall breaks.
Mel Brooks is still wondering what this 4th wall is they are all talking about.
Cool intro! I can't speak for everyone, but for me Spaceballs was my first Mel Brooks movie over 10 years ago. Before I even knew who the director was. Its not his best work, but it is still pretty good.
By the way gents and lady gents, Space balls is free on TH-cam now.
This was fun.
If you haven't done it yet, you REALLY need to watch Weird Al's movie "UHF" next. I promise you won't be disappointed. So many memorable and quotable lines in that film.
Wheel! Of! Fish!!
@@jameswilson8433 Spatula City!
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So many TH-camrs are reacting to the classics of Mel Brooks, but everyone seems to overlook Silent Movie, one of his most underrated and funniest films he ever made. MellVerse, I have no right to ask you this, but please consider reacting to Silent Movie. It's a film that deserves to be as appreciated as Brooks' other great films.
Believe Me I’ll Watch Them All Brother
@@HelloMellowXVI Thank you so much brother! 🙏
10k!!! YOU DID IT!!! Congrats bud, the hard work is paying off!!!
Thank You So Much And This Is Really An Eye Opener For Me
22:06 "we'll be right back" ad plays, I'm not even mad
That dance number intro is FUCKING TIGHT my man.
Thank You Bro, I’m A House Party Fan.
Him: How would she and C3PO get it on. Me: USB.
Also funny info. When they called up George Lucas and asked for permission to make this movie. He said sure, but merchandise. (be bad if Star Wars, and this had toys out at same time.) hence all the merchandise scenes.
Another great reaction to one of my favorite movies of all time.
Ha, I was playing Dokkan Battle while watching the intro, and I was like "Wait, did I turn on the sound by accident?" XD
I'm impressed with the quality and effort you put in your videos. The edits are so hilarious and just wanna say keep up the the great work!
Thank You So Much, I Love The Cuts I Do
The music in the dessert sence was from Laurance of Arabia.
A good way to kick off 2021! :-D I'm glad you got to watch this gem of a film
Absolutely Man You Right About That!
Also at the end when everyone is ejecting from the Spaceball 1 ship, the footage of the escape pods ejecting, was actually unused footage from the Star Wars movie.
Spaceballs over Blazing Saddles? Wow, I couldn't go along with that. 1974 was Mel Brooks best year. Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein both came out in '74, and I'd say those two films were Mel's best work. Of course, humor is very subjective. Your mileage may vary.
Blazing Saddles Is Funnier I Agree, But It’s Just Something About Spaceballs That I Enjoyed More
@@HelloMellowXVI it helps if you seen star war first then a lot of the humor hit you better with spaceballs. You have to grow up in early western to get the subtle job on blazing saddle. You still get plenty but mel with spoofying the way those films were made. His is before italian western so he was making fun of the idea of good guy wearing white hat that sort of thing
@@Marveryn Yeah there's a lot of the whole John Wayne type of Western in it.
RIP Joan Rivers
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John Candy MADE this movie.
I know everyone and their pet parakeet are suggesting other films, but Mel Brooks' films Silent Movie and High Anxiety are great too. Silent Movie has a lot more slapstick and sight gags (of course being silent) and High Anxiety is a big love letter to the films of Alfred Hitchcock, but you don't really have to know every Hitchcock movie to find it funny.
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Does any of you remember the music video Mel Brooks did in 1983? If was called " To Be Or Not To Be. " It was also called the " Hitler Rap". I actually found the original music video. I hope the link works here.
m.th-cam.com/video/kmzPnpn63nA/w-d-xo.html
Alright, I officially f*#k with this channel just off the first 10 seconds😁
Lmao Thank You So Much!
May the Schwartz be with you. In Yiddish, the language Brooks uses, Schwartz means black. So he is really saying "May the black be with you."