So a sequel of a classic 80s movie, made 40 years later. Is there any chance whatsoever its going to be any good?
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With lowered expectations, definitely.
Mel Brooks has a good handle on what is funny.
As long as they keep the title Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money I’ll be happy. I mean may as well be honest and upfront about it.
Normally I would say no. However, with Mel Brooks producing, I will hold out hope!
We don't need a spaceballs 2. Star Wars is already a parody of itself.
What if it ends up being the star wars people want, like an inverse parody?
I doubt it will even be good, but one can hope.
Rick Moranis please.
I'm going to sound like a Mel Brooks commentary track for a second:
John Candy as Barg - Such a lovely man, shame he's dead.
John Hurt from Alien - Wonderful actor, he's dead.
Joan Rivers as Dot Matrix - Shame she's dead.
Dom DeLuise as the voice of Pizza the Hutt - I loved that man, he's dead.
Dick Van Patten as King Roland - He's dead.
Ronny Graham as the minister - And he's dead.
Mel Brooks: “…but I’m not dead!”
No no no no no, you leave this property alone.