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Everything Wrong With Galaxy Quest in 18 Minutes or Less
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2021
- Galaxy Quest is so good it hurts. It's one of the best Star Trek movies ever made. It's hilarious. We love it.
Still has sins.
Next week: sins--I forget right now.
Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?
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I see your game. Skip right over the "By Grabthar's Hammer" scene when Quellek dies so you don't have to give back all the sins.
I was going through thumbs up there s comment but I thought 42 was a more appropriate number.
I downvoted the entire video because he Zzzzz when Quellek died.
Honestly, worst sins video ever.
What a savings
AMEN!
I *LOVE* the detail that Tony Shalhoub doesn't disappear with the others when they're beamed up and then shows up a minute later, because it means he CHOSE to step on a glowing light on the floor after all his friends disappeared, which is both in keeping with his character and tells us everything we need to know about his character. :)
And then he kept his food with him the rest of the movie, even on an away mission!!
@@ryanlargent9320 Yeah. It was a helluva thing!
The character was originally written as a stoner. That's why he's always munching and why he's so chill. Tony Shalhoub was playing a side-plot/backstory that never made it into the movie.
Shalhoub is such an understated gem in this movie, whilst everybody else is playing larger than life goofy parodies of washed up Hollywood celebrities Tony’s just chilling with his greasy bag of food and taking it all in his stride
...except the name of his weed dealer.
Sigourney Weaver was 49 years old when she filmed this film. Wow, she is the epitome of ageing like a fine wine.
Her and Cate Blanchett
Wait. Seriously? Damn.
Weaver still has a butter face and don't forget she's covered in makeup. It's a movie, not everything you see is real.
@@jakesomit9216 I really don't see how anyone ever found her hot. Cute in 70s way sure but not a sex symbol or anything.
@@billmunny6813 exactly
Regarding the sin at 6:07, the best part about it is that Wil Wheaton was such a dork on TNG that he actually came up with repeatable button presses for every command Wesley was given, they were in fact not spontaneous and erratic. So it's actually totally valid in the movie.
Man, this move really makes me miss Alan Rickman. He’s good at comedic roles too
that's your mom...
@@oogatz1917 came here to mention him in dogma
@@oogatz1917 He was wonderful in that movie!
Alan Rickman is just damn good at acting period.
His Sheriff of Nottingham was hilarious and fantastic.
I can't believe you didn't remove a sin for "By Grabthar's hammer... what a savings..."
His expression and delivery are just perfect. I miss Alan Rickman.
Rickman's pause and look of sheer pain is some of the finest acting is have ever seen.
Yes! Funniest line, and best line read, in the whole movie!
Rickman's comedic timing in delivering that line of dialogue alone should have won him an Academy Award.
Of course, he was originally a Shakespearian actor. There’s always the possibility that the line caused him genuine pain.
I honestly expected more sins off. If nothing else, then for that subtle but pure genius moment when Sarris was killing everyone and Guy was standing, perfectly unharmed, just screaming in the middle of the chaos. That never fails to get me. XD
I never even noticed that 😂
@@chrish3126 I loved it because he thought he was going to die first and he's literally the only one who doesn't get shot in the massacre scene LOL The red shirt survived.
The best part was the deleted scene when he got tossed by Sarris and casually yelled "help me'
Why does no one applaud the late Robin Sachs for his amazing portrayal of Sarris in this? I'm always amazed at his gravitas and how he can be angry and controlled at the same time.
I’d say the only issue with his performance is that his audio sounds kinda muffled and artificial
I agree. I thought along with Rickman it was the best performance in the the film. He’s actually dangerous and acts with consequence. It’s a proper approach to such a villain and in this context gives the film a bit of weight.
It's good, but it's not his finest work, of course. Hello, Ripper...
"Everything Wrong with Galaxy Quest"
Nothing.
The Answer is Nothing.
Actually that scene where the the ship drags its side on the launch hanger didn't make sense. Other than that this movie is pure gold.
There's always one...
Everything right with it: alan rickman.
My biggest problem with this movie: it wasn't used as inspiration for any modern Trek.
@@dudepool7530 "Modern Trek" is not Star Trek.
It has nothing to do with Star Trek.
Not a single bit of plot of anything was carries over other than names.
It's insulting to even call the Star Trek.
No sins off for Sam Rockwell? He is a GODDAMN TREASURE and this is one of his finest moments. I mean, that scream after he teleports onto the ship. Or "OohEEWWww, that's not right." Seriously, he nearly steals the movie and with all the other talent onscreen, that's really something.
you have a last name guy.
DO I!!! DO I!!!
So many great quotes from Guy Fleegman.
"Is there air?! You don't know!"
Its amazing just how quotable he is
Do we really want to call Sigourney Weaver's bosom "All the other talent onscreen"?
Sam Rockwell already caused a sin to be removed.
From the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie.
+1 sin for leaving out Guy’s line “look around you, can you form some sort of rudimentary lathe?”
You sir need to rewatch Kirk vs. the Gorn.
"A LATHE!? GET OFF THE LINE, GUY!"
I don't need to watch this to know you spent 18 minutes telling me there is nothing wrong with this movie...I will never give up and never surrender
Nope. They gave it stupid sins, just like they always do.
"It's an alien planet! Is there air?!? You don't know!" is one of my favorite lines in any movie.
It's not just the line, it's Rockwell's delivery that really makes it, in my opinion. Shalub's response and delivery are perfect as well.
I cackle everytime
@@kiss52476 Yep. Waiting until AFTER he screams the line to hold his breath. Absolutely flawless.
and its still relevant today! i'm looking at you, Alien: Covenant.
I read this right as it came up in the video
Can’t believe you didn’t deduct a sin for “By Grabthar’s hammer, you shall be avenged”... it’s easily one of the most touching moments of the movie.
It’s the moment Alexander finally realises the power behind his role and what it means to people even if it isn’t Shakespeare
I'm convinced they left it out deliberately to drive pissed off people to the comments... fuck.
By Grabthar's hammer...what a savings.
@@mrcritical6751 You nailed it. In that instance he becomes the Picard to Jason’s Kirk. Or the Patrick Stewart to Jason’s Shatner.
This scene gets me every time
The scene when Tim Allen is in a men's room overhearing how the cast of Galaxy Quest are nobodies and all the co-stars can't stand him mirrors an actual event in William Shatner's life. He had a similar experience when he attended a 1986 convention.
"The fan at this table can hear you." yeah, and when I met three of the four Red dwarf actors at a convention they bad mouthed Craig Charles in front of us. to us, when we asked why he had cancelled at the last moment. This is not a sin, this happens in real life.
It is funny how real people can act just like real people sometimes.
Many put this in star trek lore as a kind of fan-made movie. But I think it more speaks about the fandom itself--not the universe--that really shows the cultish streaks in any established fandom, which manifests the worst in ST because they're one of the earliest. They were the first to get a movie because of a write-in campaign, iirc.
Not very professional of them, but also not surprising. in the mid 1990's, Craig Charles was one of the featured guests at HoosierCon (along with Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred). During his stay, he got utterly wasted at a local bar and was thrown out for pissing in their bowls of bar peanuts.
I"m a Trek fan from back when it first aired and I have to say that when I first saw this movie I couldn't stop laughing! Galaxy Quest didn't miss a beat on how hoky the original Trek is. The writing and acting are SO spot on that it warmed my heart to see it. The fans portrayal is just perfect as well. No matter our adult occupations, we all turned into Brandons at all the conventions. Man, if you have this many Sins for Galaxy Quest, I am honestly not sure you have enough numbers to Sin the Original Trek series or movies.
Just delightful! Thank you very much for doing this movie. It really gave me the smiles and made my day!
They also turned it around so everyone they made fun of, got a moment to help save the day.
The original Trek *was* hokey, yet it frequently brought in fantastic writers to give us memorable characters and marvellous themes. Dorothy Fontana, Norman Spinrad, Robert Bloch, Theodore Sturgeon, Harlan Ellison, Gene Coon... you name them.
@@psifla99 - You're not kidding. Just amazing writers. It's probably why the writers of Galaxy Quest were selected. Just because great writers elevated the show to where it did is what made Trek great.
@@jaspr1999 The other night I watched Who Mourns For Adonais? Not an amazing episode - rather silly on the surface - but when Kirk and McCoy contemplate the consequences of their “triumph” over Apollo and admit that maybe it wouldn’t have hurt to open their minds more, you start pondering yourself. Pondering that it’s important not to entirely discard what you leave behind even as you must adapt, because what was then is and always will be part of the foundations of what you are.
@@psifla99 - An interesting bit of trivia from that episode is that Apollos' lightning bolt that hit Scottys' hand was to explain why James Doohan was missing most of a finger from that point forward. Oh, yeah... The young lady in that episode HATED her dress as only gravity was holding it in place... And not very well.
YES FINALLY! "Is there AIR? You don't know!"
They sinned the very point the movie was making.
@@psifla99 They do that a lot.
@@psifla99 agreed - it's a comedy....IT'S A COMEDY FOR GOODNESS SAKE - lol
Never mind that the gag was lifted from "Flesh Gordon", where the heroes arrive on Emperor Wang's planet, Dr Jerkoff pulls off his helmet and sniffs deeply, and announces "Good, there's oxygen here".
Sometimes I yell this at my mom when we've been driving a long time and she opens the door. We crack up every time
12:58 "Movie acts like Jason should be sorry that the Thermians based their society on the Galaxy Quest like...when all he really needs to be sorry about is not stating the truth once he first came on board." I think you misunderstood this scene. Jason IS apologizing for lying and getting them into this mess.
Pretty much, Jason from the start should have sat Mathazar down and explained to him what acting is, sure it probably would have been hard and there probably would have been a large influx of Thermians who would lose hope because of it but it was the right thing for him to do instead of pretending to be Taggart again and playing with their lives just to stroke his own ego
@@mrcritical6751 But he'd already had them shoot at the badguys by the time he realized it was all real.
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@@mrcritical6751 Yeah, except then we'd lose all that tasty character growth. And you can't even say that less Thermians would have died if Jason was honest up front if you're acknowledging that many of them would have had their moral crushed by the revelation.
Plus, you know, every other human just rolled along with the play acting also, so it wasn't just a Jason thing.
Has no one mentioned that the actors who played the aliens created a literal school to teach the extras about the made up alien culture? There’s a whole documentary on it and it’s amazing :)
Galaxy Quest is my favorite Star Trek Movie
And The Orville is my favorite Star Trek show.
Best part is it helps keep the odd even rule for the movies if you add it in and adjust the numbers accordingly
Hahaha Imma gonna use this line.
And Futurama is the best Star Trek series
@@ryanlargent9320 Futurama is great, but I don't think it's a Star Trek clone the way Orville and Galaxy Quest are.
One of the great things about this movie is that everything and everyone they make fun of gets turned around to get a truly heroic moment.
One of the most underrated movies off all time. If you have a really bad day... just watch Galaxy quest.
"It turned inside out, and exploded."
This line, no matter how many times I hear it, even in a row, always makes me laugh my ass off. Especially out of context.
And of course, you fucking leave it out... + infinite sins for Jeremy!
Twenty years, and my family still says "...and it exploded" when something messily bursts apart.
@@charleshackney416 that is awesome! Did you know it's now free up here, all official like?
Ten sins on you for not taking one off for Sam Rockwell's break down during the landing, and actually adding one.
"Guy, you have a last name."
"Do I!?! Do I?!?"
It's Fleegman. Jason actually says it later on. 😎
Lmao that scene always kills me.
I love how this movie can make fun of star trek while still being a love letter to it.
It's a lot of the genius behind it. Us fans know it's not perfect or anything but we love it.
@@nickd5158 Even more than some of Star Trek.
@@613harbinger316 honestly than a lot of it. Wrath of Khan, Voyage Home, and First Contact are amazing but I'd easily rank Galaxy Quest over the rest. Probably even over the reboots.
@@nickd5158 Star Trek VI is my personal favorite.
@@613harbinger316 I mean there is a klingon doing Shakespeare so that right there is epic. One of the great ones but it never quite spoke to me as much as the others but you'll get no criticism from me for that being your favorite.
I'd have a hard time naming a favorite. I like the three I listed for different reasons. I probably find IV the most enjoyable.
Deserved a sin off for the line "It's never been **successfully** tested." which is often useful at work.
At “fire at will” I was expecting a cut to Will Smith in Independence Day “oh no you did not just shoot that green s__t at me!”
Okay, how the HELL did Alan Rickman not get a sin off? There are many moments I felt should have gotten sins off but didn't, but not removing one for Rickman is easily the biggest
Yeah ! "You lost your shirt... again."
“My ship will tear through yours like tissue paper.”
I don’t know why but I love that line.
I did kinda wonder if Sarris had tissue paper on their planet. He seems more into armor.
@@LadyOnikara I always wondered how he knew what tissue was?
The only sin that you can give this movie is no sequel due to the death of Alan Rickman. By Grabthars hammer you will be missed.
Are you kidding? NO, thank the fuck christ there was never a sequel. Not every movie needs one certainly not this film. Learn to enjoy gold when you have it.
Don't forget Daryl Chill Mitchell paralyzed from the waist down a few years after this movie. Maybe he'd still be able to pilot the ship, but they'd have to write into the canon why he's paralyzed. Hell, I prefer him on Fear The Walking Dead anyway.
@Learn Linux if they make a sequel it should be a serious movie about how right after they crash landed into the convention Homeland security and the DOD swooped in and confiscated the spacecraft and inprisoned the crew so they wouldn't leak any information to the Russians or Chinese. I'd love to see that sequel.
@Learn Linux Any reboot made today is going to be awful. And, yes, having reboots does devalue the original. If I say Ghostbusters, there are people who enjoyed the original and hated the clusterfuck of a reboot, and while the original still exists, there is now forever the taint of a reboot hanging over it.
Love the line "Let's get out of here before they kill Guy!"
Can’t believe you didn’t dub ‘To infinity, and beyond!’ when jason shoots back to earth 😅
Ha, ikr !!
This is Tim Allen's most "movie star" role! And one of my favorite Alan Rickman being sarcastic films along with DOGMA.
I’m a door-to-door salesman and let me tell you, people absolutely answer the door without pants on! My eyes, my eyes!! 😳😳
There are still door to door salesmen? Selling what? Sounds like a tough gig!
@@Navigator87110 We need marketing homes to model our awesome windows. So windows. It can be tough but it’s all in your mindset really.
If you pay attention you see that when the crew is first walking down the hallways, Tony Shaloub has the paper bag with the snacks in it. I love that he carries it with him throughout the movie. Also the sin about the kid doin random things for driving doesn't make sense. He says he had a whole system for driving while he was a kid.
The scene where they scratch the side of the ship still gets a laugh out of me after all these years! - lol
Taggart: Laredo take us out.
Laredo: 😀...😕...excuse me?
Cinemasins: Sins Galaxy Quest
The Internet: So you have chosen... death.
Favorite quote from this movie: "They are miners, not minors. "
Ya lost me.
I say this ALL the time! Just said it the other day, in fact!!
Mine is also Alan Rickman (of course).
(referring to the space mines) "Could you possibly try not... to hit... _every single one?"_ 🤣🤣
Tony Shalhoub is the complete opposite of Mr. Scott from Star Trek, which is why he is so funny in this movie.
This movie is literally perfect.
*watches sins video*
Okay, almost perfect
Pretty much my reaction to any amazing movie he sins lol
I still love this movie though.
Vibrant Thing of a film
Most of these aren't valid point's
This MOVIE is PERFECT...just like ROBOCOP... shame on you Cinemasins... you got this one SO WRONG...
Apparently that scene where the teens are trashing Jason in the bathroom actually happened to Shatner.
Dang, that's rough.
Shatner has confirmed this I believe. That’s where they got the inspiration for this scene. Sin should be removed lol
Dang, Shatner doesn't deserve that. He did a good job as Kirk.
Which brings up the question: Why would nerds who paid to see their TV heroes in person be trashing those heroes? Do people actually go to conventions to mock and ridicule?
@@Tim_the_Enchanter if the internet has taught me anything is that yes, that is very much possible cause people like that do indeed exist
"Give him a hand, he's British!" We still use that all the time at home.
Here I am casually scrolling through my TH-cam feed and I com across this video and uncontrollably start yelling, “we know it’s sinful and that’s why we love it!” People in the office are staring at me now...
There is nothing wrong with Galaxy Quest, even the flaws are perfect.
Ditto!
I stopped a minute into the video. The things he points out are intentional. The cast isn't respected, Alexander's wearing the headpiece literally all the time ... he's wearing it at home! It's absurd, intentional, and hilarious.
Ah, redundant nonsense is tight.
I always assumed that Tony Shaloub's character was stoned out of his mind the whole movie, and there were just deleted scenes to explain it
That was exactly the intention for when the movie was still planned and being shot as an R rated movie.
@@PhoenixSheriden his character was named Chen and he was supposed to be Asian. It was a joke how on TOS actors played characters of different ethnicities. Tony would squint his eyes to pretend to be Chinese. But it never was explained so the side effect was it looked like he was stoned. Which, no matter which version you like to believe, it still funny.
@@icefaery2030 "Tony would squint his eyes to pretend to be Chinese" Oooh so that's why he did that thing.
Also, another little fun fact about Shaloub's character is he's always trying to find food. Because as an actor, between takes, one would always want to grab a bite to eat before going back to work for the next scene/take. So...not only was he looking high (or Chinese, as mentioned above) but he is always hungry and on the lookout for a snack.
@@PhoenixSheriden yeah and it got turned into a PG rated family movie for the most random reason, The Rugrats movie was such a big hit that the studio wanted a big family movie hit and Galaxy Quest was the only thing in production that fit the bill
6:08 the character of Tommy Webber is based off of Wesley Crusher (a sin itself) but Wil Wheaton has said he came up with specific movements and buttons he would push for certain actions when filming, thought this was a cool detail and really shows how much the Galaxy Quest creators loved Star Trek
In the theatres, the actual ratio changes from 16:9 to CinemaScope when he's lifted outside the ship to give you the same sense of awe as he was experiencing. They put that much love and effort into a goofy star trek pastiche.
And it's glorious, this could've been as bad as meet the Spartans at Al but it _wasnt_ and I wish I could see it in the cinema again
Also this is a crime, this movie has negative sins.
Hey, 25th anniversary in a couple of years... perhaps FathomEvents will host it in theaters..? They're showing Wrath of Kahn in theaters for a limited this September for the 40th anniversary....
I have to get ready for work, but by grabthar's hammer, this is more important
RELEASE! Graabthars hammer, he needs to Pee.
Oh my god, I just realized how they came up with that
Grabthar's Hammer
Grab Thor's Hammer
You forgot to add; "Alan Rickman - deduct 200 sins"
Ding!
^This!
6:06 & 11:20 - Legend has it that a director told George Takei to push a button on the panel and Sulu protested that pushing it would cause something bad. Director said it didn't matter. No one cares. George told him the FANS CARE! And he's right!
I Still get a shiver up my spine every time I hear Ricardo Montalban do that line from Wrath of Khan about the Klingon proverb re: Revenge... Every. Single. Time.
Perfect Casting. Impeccable Acting.
God damn, Sigourney Weaver is SMOKING hot in this one.
And all the ones. (Dave is a particular highlight)
And she's sexualized because she wanted to be (cause in Alien/Aliens, she wasn't)
first time I saw that s movie I had to double take to be sure it was her.
Is there one where she isn't?
@@AdmiralBlackstar they highlighted her physio fitness in the alien movies....a different kind of beauty.
There is nothing wrong with this movie, it's perfect and that we can never have a sequel is a tragedy.
_I still miss Alan Rickman._
They were literally about to make a streaming show follow up before Alan’s death caused it to be cancelled
@@mrcritical6751 I didn't know that and I wish I didn't know it now.
@@mrcritical6751 oh i thought it was a sequel movie. Either way would have been a fun watch.
It was gonna be on Amazon Prime, I believe everybody had signed on for it and scripts were being written before Alan’s death. Thankfully there are a pair of comic miniseries made by IDW that came out after the movie that continue the franchise
Hot take: Sequel would take away from the awesomeness of the film. Not everything needs to be a franchise god damn it.
“It’s one of the best Star Trek movies ever made” LMFAO 😂😂 Gotta love cinemasins descriptions.
This movie was ahead of its time. It’s astounding how great yet under-appreciated it is.
He specifically said that as a kid he'd worked out what the controls did and repeated them. The was really pulled from Wil Wheaton.
Really? As I recall, for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, for the sake of continuity the crew worked out what each of the controls on the helm and navigation consoles did, and provided Takei and Koenig with detailed instructions on what buttons to push in response to any given orders. Mine understanding is that this became the standard for any subsequent Trek projects, meaning that by the time Wil Wheaton was on TNG, they would have told HIM what controls to touch and when.
@@WakenerOne Koenig and Takei did do that, but the controls in TNG were also different.
*Pulls up chair* So...you decided to sin Galaxy Quest.
You know it was wrong but you did it anyway. But you've got time. You can still turn your life around. Remember: winners don't sin Galaxy Quest.
🤣🤣
This is their first video that I will not upvote because they did not remove enough sins.
Hands down you get a gold star!
1. When someone says "oh brother" during that scene I think its Tommy saying that off camera instead of Alex.
2. The Thermians only know the names of the characters and not the actors because during the opening credits of the TV show you can only see footage of the characters with only the characters' names underneath them.
3. They missed sinning the bit where you can see someone's hand puppeting the pig lizard.
I agree, and scrolled through comments to see if I was alone on this one. The voice matches Tommy👌
8:23 "Oh, brother" - it wasn't Alan Rickman's voice (who played Alexander Dane) but Daryl Mitchel's voice (who played Tommy). come on guys, are you getting lazy? so here's one giant sin for cinema sins for not recognizing Alan Rickmen's unique, epic, sexy, godly voice.
THANK YOU!!!
Dang I was waiting for them to put in " DO YOU SEE THE HAT?? I AM MISSES NESBITT" at the end when tim said his name is Jason Nesbit
omg that would've been perfect!! He missed so many gags he could've done with a lot of Tim Allen voiceovers 😆
@9:47 considering this particular alien planet scene was filmed at Goblin Valley State Park in Utah, yes the rest of the planet is 'pretty green' notwithstanding the fact that 80% of Earth's oxygen comes from the ocean not forests
That's actually a pretty neat fun fact about the ocean. The more you know. Hope you have a great weekend. 🌟
Lmao right... I was like "dude really assumes the entire planet has not plants because of one scene." And that's ignoring the fact that its an alien planet and could have an entirely different oxygenating system.
Didn’t know that.
Science.
That reminds me of an argument a friend and I had about Star Trek: Generations. He said the ship crashed on a different planet than the one Picard and Soren were on because the crash happened in a forest and Picard was in a desert. I was like, "Yea, an alien in Death Valley would think he was on a completely different planet than his alien buddy in Sequoia National Forest, even though they'd actually only be about 4 hours away from each other because Class-M planets can have different biomes."
7:13: No, there is a difference between "Cut!" and "Dead." "Cut" is done with all the fingers. With all the fingers out and together, you draw it across your neck.
If you're just using a single finger, that's means "Dead" as if you're slicing someone's throat.
10:17 fred is carrying that bag in his mouth because he brought his lunch to the planet lol. He was actually eating potato chips during the entering of the atmosphere with a grin on his face enjoying the show.
Just a weird add-on that doesn't get noticed... pretty dam funny tho
I love how J. J Abrams said Galaxy Quest is his favorite Star Trek movie...
Good thing he captured why people liked Star Trek in his own Trek films and didn’t fuck up a franchise reboot.
Despite the sins this Star Trek parody is more entertaining than most Star Trek movies.
It's certainly the best Trek movie of the last twenty years.
The thing that makes it succeed is that despite being a send-up of Trek (and a few other properties sprinkled in) and the fandom, it also takes itself seriously as a story and setting and tells a fun adventure with compelling characters. It pokes fun at genre tropes and toxic behavior, but never at sincere enjoyment.
Well classically only every other Trek movie is any good.
@@JosephDavies truth. Love this movie, and to me, ragging on it is part of the love lol
It's a GREAT movie, and as a long time Trek fan, I really appreciated it!
@Le Spoje Wait, what year is it now?
My wife went to high school with Sam Rockwell. She knew he got into acting but was shocked when she saw him in this movie.
Get her to watch Mr Right with Anna Kendrick. Sam Rockwell is excellent in that
@2:08 This actually did happen to Will Shatner at a Star Trek convention in the 80s or 90s, which is where they got the inspiration for this scene. So yeah, it's entirely possible that Tim Allen's character could've had that type of experience.
1986 convention I believe
"Explain it as you would to a child"
Thank goodness I saw this as a kid. Learning to seperate the lies from the liars is hard.
What a fun movie. Alan Rickman was amazing. As usual.
Alexander Dane: "By Grapthar's hammer, you shall be avenged!"
Thank you! ALWAYS thought it was GRAPTHAR!!!
Fun fact for anyone who doesn't know: Tony Shalhoub's charcter, Fred Kwan, is high af during most of the movie and the director confirmed it years later. That's why he appears so relaxed and has a case of the munchies.
I wouldn't say high af, the girl on the couch in Iron Man 3 is high af.
5:40 their planet *had* been destroyed and their species *were* close to extinction, so by adopting Galaxy Quest's culture they *saved* themselves.
The way the sin's written, Jeremy makes it sound like adopting the culture was the cause of the problem, not the solution.
I was really hoping at the end you'd do a switch between him telling the Mathesar "My name is Jason Nesmith" and Buzz Lightyear shouting "I am Mrs. Nesbitt!"
Requests:
-The Cat in the Hat (2003)
-Sharkboy and Lavagirl (2005)
-Jack and Jill
And if you have balls of diamonds:
Battlefield Earth (and you have to do a bonus round for every “evil laugh”)
Please don't do Battlefield Earth... there's so many sins there that we'd end up watching the entire movie, and I don't think I could handle that again...
@@porenntellus1794 I thought it was hilarious... in all the wrong ways possible lol
Didn't they do it already a few years back? Or was that a fever dream of mine?
Jack and Jill isn't a movie. Put that crap on Commercial Sins.
Yeah I watched shark boy and lava girl like 100 times cuz of my brother and it sucks, at least it has my name in it
CinemaSins you made my day!! So glad I dropped by this channel again. I love Galaxy Quest and people pointing stuff out especially when they put comedy to it.
It's fascinating how much trivia he ignores just to add a few more sins XD
13:25 at almost ANY convention, someone will ask about a specific episode or scene & almost NO actor will know what they're talking about.
I always assumed that for niche fandoms like this one, especially if cons are the actors' bread and butter, they'd have a vague idea. I can see Jason Nesmith knowing those things, though, especially if he watches on his off time like he's shown doing
Then again, fans will notice all sorts of random things in shows and movies and books. It's wild.
I can totally buy both Jason and Alexander knowing what happened in that episode. Jason is shown to watch the show in his down time because it reminds him of when he was the coolest shit ever whilst Alexander is so dedicated to acting he probably remembers every single script inside and out even if he hates it for crying out loud he still recalls the entire “By Grabthar’s Hammer” quote off by heart even if he despises “that stupid line”
So, I'm assuming it'll be, "This movie is perfect!" followed by 17 minutes and 53 seconds of silence.
Narrator: It wasn't. *ding!*
Naw. Csins fucked this one up.
16:50 ... everyone gets shot except Guy - who was earlier certain he's going to die as "expendable" ... EXCELLENT!
14:57 Holy sheet, that was good.
The bathroom scene actually happened to Shattner at a convention and led to him trying to mend some fences
Also was the inspiration for his song 'Has Been'
Shows that despite Shatner being an egotistical douche he still has a human side to him
There is NOTHING wrong with this movie. A POX ON YOUR HOUSE! Edited to add: you should have taken 50 sins off in honor of Alan Rickman.
Yeah. This guy tries too hard at criticism and comedy. Failing miserably at both
Dishonor on your whole family! Dishonor on you! Dishonor on your cow!
Seconded!!
50 off for Alan Rickman with a +20 for that final, heartfelt "By the suns of Warvan, by the Hammer of Grapthor...", +20 for "Turned inside out. And exploded.", +20 for "Look around you, can you fashion a sort of rudimentary lathe" hell, +30 for that because it was such a perfect character moment, Guy wanting to be involved in helping, +30 for Mathasars' revelation that it was a recording of his mate being tortured ("Alas, I was not so strong."), +20 for "I KNEW IT!! I knew it real!!", +20 for "Why are there smashy-choppy things in this ship?", and on and on and on...so many great moments and lines, including +100 for the cast/director creating a Thermian species that was so charming and stupid and creatively weird.
Yeah, I can't even watch this coz I'd get all pissy. I did give a thumbs down though.
I can't remember a movie where I laughed so much, so hard. I almost passed out ten times.
Small quibble: In the original cast introduction, it's Gwen who gets called first. After the Protector module crash, Tommy comes out first. So different order, NOT the same order! DON'T MESS WITH QUESTARIANS!!
Thank you for acknowledging Stan Winston, CinemaSins. May He Rest In Peace. Goddamn, Stan was the Man!
6:10 Wil Weaton said that while on TNG his movements weren't random or spontaneous when at his console. He had specific combinations for each order given.
I demand you take back a sin Cinema Sins!
Tommy even says in the movie that he had a whole system worked out when it came to driving the ship
Yep. Same goes for the transporter. They did spend a bit of time trying to at least be consistent. In TNG there was a TON of effort put into being technically accurate, down to creating deck-by-deck blueprints, very technical descriptions of the technology (i.e. the Technical Manual). Very cool effort (and worlds apart from what we get with “modern” Trek).
@@richardludwig3673 Indeed. The general pervasiveness of attempted world-building in the TNG-era is sorely lacking today, ironic especially now that they're intentionally trying to build a "cinematic universe" franchise but only by tearing holes in the existing world-building with clumsy abandon.
How dare you! Also, no sin off for "Lets get out of here before one of those things kills Guy"? Also also, How dare you!
For the sin at 2:12, this plot point was written specifically based on an experience of William Shatner, so this immediately wins the award for most ironic sin ever
There is nothing wrong with this masterpiece.
Perdicting he doesnt understand satire
The original orville
Welcome to CinemaSins!
My knee-jerk reaction upon reading the title (before my brain registered that this was CinemaSins) was “How DARE you?”
It only becomes a masterpiece if it is "sin-full".
No lie...... My eyes were opened when I saw Sigourney Weaver in that uniform.
Ooooooooh ohhh 🤣
And she was about 52yrs old in this movie. Gorgeus lady!
You should see her in the first Alien movie 🍸
My pants got shorter...
It's funny how you can see her in movies all your life, and not think of how attractive she is until this one
This is one of the funniest movies of my childhood. I didn't even watch alot of star trek but they wrote the script in a way where you didn't need to be a fan of star trek in order to understand the comedy. Lol. The speech pattern of the Thermions had me dying. Lmao.
You'd be surprised what actors can remember! I just served as a TH-cam chat moderator for a livestreamed virtual conference for the Star Trek fan club STARFLEET International this past weekend. One of the interviewees was J.G. Hertzler, the actor who portrayed Gowron on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Dude was flat-out wasted during the interview (one of the hosts even quipped that his glass was almost empty), and he was quoting lines from his favorite episodes that he acted in -verbatum- without a script in front of him, in addition to -almost- recalling Shakespearean speeches he'd made for on-stage performances.
Missed sinning that when Sarris is shooting everyone, Guy is the only one who doesn't get shot.
Because that wasn't a sin. It would be a sin to shoot Guy
He wasn't important enough
I liked that bit -- it showed Sarris was a smart enough soldier to target the most threatening characters first, and leave the guy covering his ears and screaming in panic for last.
That's due a sin removal for sure. Works on every level--humor as Guy ("redshirt)who is convinced he will die is the one who does not die and also realistic because he is screaming and is not a threat.
Nuts, I had always figured that was a tongue in cheek purposeful move on the movie makers part, loved that little detail!
To be fair, the "slit the throat" gesture depends on context. From a bad guy to a prisoner, it means "you're dead". From a friend to a friend on a spaceship, it means "cut the signal".
DRAX: I do not understand.
And to be fair, she didn't know how to cut the transmission anyway, as she notes.
I used to think the "you're dead" was with the thumb and the "cut the signal/feed" was with all four fingers.
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps I agree. Not sure who made that popular back in the day, guessing it was a WWII hand signal
@@Lans32485 Technically, she forgot. It's been years since they played their roles and everything was based on the show, probably they had that option build on the console.
Will Wheaton has said in multiple interviews that he had specific motions for every command he was given from entering coordinates to changing direction to initiating warp. So it's likely that characters on this show (which was modeled after TNG in a lot of ways) would have done the same.
@4:40 - It’s not a factory - that’s the rooftop of the Peterson Car Museum before they redid it. That’s where they used to have the monthly “drive-in” car shows where anyone could swing by with their car for 8am coffee and bagels with other car nerds.
It's a shame you can't showcase David Newman's amazing music here; the first time you hear it you know you're in for something special.
I.m.o. Weaver is hotter in this than anything ever. Even Alien. She looks great and proves that older woman should get more parts in hollywood
I have a part I'd like to give her.
but I wouldn't call 49 "old".
Phrasing!
Fact checked: False, there is nothing wrong with this movie.
Hollered and laughed when Alan Rickman did that last smile on the ship because he looked so beat up. And when he was coming off the ship, the announcer said "give him a hand he's British.😂