LeMarchand Posted June 20, 2024 Posted June 20, 2024 Looks like it's happening: https://gizmodo.com/spaceballs-sequel-josh-gad-mel-brooks-amazon-star-wars-1851547503 May the Schwartz be with you!
Norphy Posted June 20, 2024 Posted June 20, 2024 I want to say I like the sound of this, but: John Candy Joan Rivers Both gone Rick Moranis Effectively retired I can't help but feel that it's too late for this. Those three people were absolutely crucial to the film and a new film without them would miss them hugely. Hopefully I'm wrong though! 1
synaesthesia Posted June 20, 2024 Posted June 20, 2024 My thoughts too. I'd absolutely love to see this, as the original is a masterpiece - much of that however is due to those wonderful people. The prospect of Rick coming back has been "possible" for a while, but considering how much he turned down for the last Ghostbusters, I'd say it's highly unlikely. Could be wrong. I mean, I can't see how the new Naked Gun reboots will work without Leslie Neilson, but one thing we can do with is silly, brain in neutral, slapstick fun.
Norphy Posted June 20, 2024 Posted June 20, 2024 Naked Gun reboot? /scurries off to Google Seth MacFarlane? Dear god, no!
synaesthesia Posted June 20, 2024 Posted June 20, 2024 Naked Gun reboot? /scurries off to Google Seth MacFarlane? Dear god, no! A very divisive character, but EXTREMELY good at judging his target audience. The Orville was a better Star Trek than most Star Trek whilst being funny to boot, as he was effectively writing a love letter to it. I still can't get my head round Liam Neeson though. I mean, I doubt there are many better at keeping a straight face but this, like a glass coffin - remains to be seen. Bdum tish!
Roberto Posted June 20, 2024 Posted June 20, 2024 I still can't get my head round Liam Neeson though. I mean, I doubt there are many better at keeping a straight face but this, like a glass coffin - remains to be seen. I don't know if it will work but I think this makes sense if you consider that Leslie Nielsen had built a reputation as a serious actor before doing comedy in movies like Airplane. Part of the appeal I think was the cognotive dissonance of seeing Serious Drama Actors doing comedy like that.
synaesthesia Posted June 20, 2024 Posted June 20, 2024 I mean he's worked with Seth a few times before, Ted and indeed a Million Ways to Die in the West and works well there. Quite a different role though. I'm not sure it's cognitive dissonance being surprised to see him laying down, bare cheeked with a daisy sprouting from his sheriffs badge! But still.
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