Spaceballs (1987)
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Director:Mel Brooks
Studio:20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Producer:Mel Brooks, Ezra Swerdlow
Writer:Mel Brooks, Thomas Meehan
Rating:8
Rated:PG
Date Added:2018-02-23
UPC:883904138808
Price:$24.99
Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Release:2009-06-16
IMDb:0094012
Duration:96
Picture Format:Widescreen
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
Sound:AC-3
Languages:English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Hungarian, Castillian
Subtitles:English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegian
Box Set:[The Mel Brooks Collection]
Mel Brooks  ...  (Director)
Mel Brooks, Thomas Meehan  ...  (Writer)
 
Mel Brooks  ...  President Skroob / Yogurt
John Candy  ...  Barf
Rick Moranis  ...  Dark Helmet
Bill Pullman  ...  Lone Starr
Daphne Zuniga  ...  Princess Vespa
Nick McLean  ...  Cinematographer
Dick Van Patten  ...  King Roland
George Wyner  ...  Colonel Sandurz
Michael Winslow  ...  Radar Technician
Joan Rivers  ...  Dot Matrix (voice)
Lorene Yarnell Jansson  ...  Dot Matrix (as Lorene Yarnell)
John Hurt  ...  John Hurt
Sal Viscuso  ...  Radio Operator
Ronny Graham  ...  Minister
Jim J. Bullock  ...  Prince Valium (as JM J. Bullock)
Leslie Bevis  ...  Commanderette Zircon
Summary: Mel Brooks's 1987 parody of the Star Wars trilogy is a jumble of jokes rather than a comic feature, and, predictably, some of those jokes work better than others. The cast, including Brooks in two roles, more or less mimics the principal characters from George Lucas's famous story line, and the director certainly gets a boost from new allies (Rick Moranis and John Candy) as well as old ones (Dick Van Patten, Dom DeLuise). Watch this and wait for the sporadic inspiration--but don't be surprised if you find yourself yearning for those years when Brooks was a more complete filmmaker.