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    Saw it all the way thru this morning before I left Vegas. That movie rocks. Mel has some better movies but I might have to add that to my collection.
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  2. What's the matter Colonel Sanders? Chicken?!
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  3. I'll bet she gives great helmet.
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    It's the radar sir.

    It's jammed.
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    Coming soon

    Spaceballs 3 - The Search for Spaceballs 2
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    I love spaceballs.

    It always makes me laugh. My wife can't stand it.

    Prepare to fast-forward.
    Prepare ship for ludicrous speed.
    Cancel the three ring circus.
    I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's forrmer roommate.

    It's mega-maid. She's gone from suck to blow.
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    Spaceballs is an out-and-out classic
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    "May the Schwartz be with you!"-Yogurt
    just a thought

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  9. Princess: Who are you?
    Barf: I'm a Mog; half man, half dog. I'm my own best friend!

    Spaceball: The radar....it's been...JAMMED!
    Helmet: *Licks Jam* Raspberry! There's only ONE person who would dare to give me the raspberry! Lone Star!!!
    Like a flea circus at a dog show!
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  10. Barf (aka Barfolemew) was the best....
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    "I knew it ...I'm surrounded by ********!!!"

    "I see your schwartz is as big as mine"

    I love that movie
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    DEATH TO SPACEBALLS!! NOT STARWARS FRIENDLY!!

    Kevin

    -- I KNOW it's a parody but it's not the type I like. I like Weird Al's Star Wars parodys Yoda and the Saga Begins better because they're not as negative--
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  13. Originally Posted by yoda313
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    DEATH TO SPACEBALLS!! NOT STARWARS FRIENDLY!!
    Not star wars friendly.... wtf ????
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    Hello,

    DVD RIPPER - It makes fun of Star Wars TOO much. A little is ok but to ME it's over the top. That's all. Not my style.

    Kevin
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    Spaceballs was great (as were many of Mel's flicks at that time - i.e. Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein). However, if you're looking for something really bad how about : Thumb Wars: The Phantom Cuticle
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    Hello,

    Originally Posted by SquirrelDip
    Young Frankenstein
    Wasn't that with Yahoo Serious??? Man I wouldn't even think of watching that. Although, I have seen Encino Man with Pauly shore, so I guess I can't put that down too much!

    Kevin
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    Hello,

    Bazooka - sorry that's blocked here at work.

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  18. Gene Wilder.... a pretty good comedic actor.... he hasn't done much lately though
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    Originally Posted by yoda313
    Hello,

    Bazooka - sorry that's blocked here at work.

    Kevin
    No problem.

    Full Cast and Crew for
    Young Frankenstein (1974)

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    Directed by
    Mel Brooks

    Writing credits
    Mary Shelley (novel Frankenstein)

    Gene Wilder (screen story) and
    Mel Brooks (screen story)

    Gene Wilder (screenplay) and
    Mel Brooks (screenplay)

    Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
    Gene Wilder .... Dr. Frederick Frankenstein
    Peter Boyle .... The Monster
    Marty Feldman .... Igor
    Madeline Kahn .... Elizabeth
    Cloris Leachman .... Frau Blücher
    Teri Garr .... Inga
    Kenneth Mars .... Police Inspector Hans Wilhelm Friederich Kemp
    Richard Haydn .... Gerhard Falkstein
    Liam Dunn .... Mr. Hilltop
    Danny Goldman .... Medical Student
    Oscar Beregi Jr. .... Sadistic Jailor (as Oscar Beregi)
    Arthur Malet .... Second Village Elder
    Anne Beesley .... Helga, Girl at Well
    Monte Landis .... Gravedigger
    Rusty Blitz .... Gravedigger
    John Madison .... A Villager
    Johnny Dennis .... Orderly in Frankenstein's class (as John Dennis)
    Rick Norman .... A Villager
    Rolfe Sedan .... Train conductor
    Randolph Dobbs .... Third Villager (Joe)
    Norbert Schiller .... Emcee at Frankenstein's show
    Pat O'Hara .... A Villager (as Patrick O'Hara)
    Michael Fox .... Helga's Father
    Lidia Kristen .... Helga's Mother
    Richard A. Roth .... Insp. Kemp's Aide
    Gene Hackman .... The Blindman (Harold)
    rest of cast listed alphabetically
    Terence Pushman .... A Villager
    Ian Abercrombie .... Second villager (uncredited)
    Mel Brooks .... Hurt Cat (voice) (uncredited)
    Lou Cutell .... Frightened villager (uncredited)
    Berry Kroeger .... First Village Elder (uncredited)
    Jeff Maxwell .... Medical Student (uncredited)
    Clement von Franckenstein .... (uncredited)



    Produced by
    Michael Gruskoff .... producer

    Original Music by
    John Morris

    Non-Original Music by
    Irving Berlin (song "Puttin' on the Ritz")
    Franz Schubert (from "Ave Maria")

    Cinematography by
    Gerald Hirschfeld

    Film Editing by
    John C. Howard

    Casting by
    Jane Feinberg
    Mike Fenton

    Production Design by
    Dale Hennesy

    Set Decoration by
    Robert De Vestel (as Bob De Vestel)

    Costume Design by
    Dorothy Jeakins

    Makeup Department
    Edwin Butterworth .... makeup artist (as Ed Butterworth)
    Mary Keats .... hair stylist
    William Tuttle .... makeup artist

    Production Management
    Frank Bauer .... unit production manager

    Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
    Marvin Miller .... assistant director
    Barry Stern .... second assistant director

    Art Department
    Jack M. Marino .... property master
    Edward T. McAvoy .... scenic artist
    Charles Sertin .... assistant property master
    Hendrik Wynands .... construction coordinator (as Hank Wynands)

    Sound Department
    Gene S. Cantamessa .... production sound mixer (as Gene Cantamessa)
    Don Hall .... sound editor
    Richard Portman .... production sound re-recordist
    Dan Wallin .... scoring mixer (uncredited)

    Special Effects by
    Henry Millar Jr. .... special effects
    Hal Millar .... special effects

    Visual Effects by
    Matthew Yuricich .... matte artist (uncredited)

    Stunts
    Roger Creed .... stunt coordinator (uncredited)
    Jesse Wayne .... stunts (uncredited)

    Other crew
    Stanford C. Allen .... assistant editor
    Carolyn Ewart .... wardrobe: women
    Phyllis Garr .... wardrobe: women
    Anthony Goldschmidt .... title and graphic design
    William D. Gordean .... assistant editor
    Dick James .... wardrobe: men
    John Morris .... conductor
    James Plannette .... gaffer
    Ray Quiroz .... script supervisor
    Ken Strickfaden .... special thanks for original Frankenstein laboratory equipment
    Jonathan Tunick .... orchestrator
    Richard Tim Vanik .... camera operator
    Ed Wynigear .... wardrobe: men

    Crew believed to be complete

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    Hello,

    Bazooka - Thanks. I obviously got the wrong movie!

    Kevin
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    I thought he was in it as well until I looked and found out that it was Young Einstein that he was in.
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    OH no I better change my password ...1,2,3,4,5,6 ( I think it stops there , its been a while since I last seen it )
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  23. That's amazing! I have the same combination on my luggage!
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    Originally Posted by indolikaa
    That's amazing! I have the same combination on my luggage!
    Hello,

    You want to post a pic of your luggage for future reference????

    Kevin
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  25. The Planet of the Apes ending was quite funny. The "Megamaid" gets blown up and the Liberty head crashes on what we assume is Earth. The Apes ride up as Helmet, Sanders & Skroob climb out...

    Ape #1: "What are those things coming out of her nose?"
    Ape #2: "Spaceballs?!! S**t, there goes the planet!"
    Like a flea circus at a dog show!
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    "Merchandising! Merchandising!"
    ...picks up object: "Spaceballs, the Flame Thrower - The kids love this one!"

    One of my all time favorite films.

    Ship runs out of fuel: "I told you we should have put in more than 5 Bucks worth!" (reminds me of my parents, when I was growing up, they never put more than $5 worth of gas in the car, no matter what).
    Ethernet (n): something used to catch the etherbunny
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  27. "Careful you idiot I said across her nose not up it!"

    1-800-D-R-U-I-D-I-A

    "Funny, she doesn't look Druish."

    And who could ever forget the virgin alarm.

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  28. Scene of spaceballs combing the dessert.
    "We ain't found shit" - says the brother with the pick


    "Get back here you fat bearded bitch"
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  29. Sanders: Corporal, get me the videocassette of Spaceballs: The Movie.
    Helmet: Can I speak w/ you Sanders? *Whisper* How there be a cassette of Spaceballs? We're still in the middle of making it!
    Sanders: That's true sir, but there's been a breakthrough in home video marketing: Instant Cassettes! They're out in stores before the movie is finished!
    Helmet: Nahh!
    Corporal: Here it is, Spaceballs!
    Like a flea circus at a dog show!
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