Galaxy Quest (1999)

Films I've seen on celluloid in the digital era (190 movies items)

"FORMAT: 35mm PRINT QUALITY: ★★★★½ NOTES: First changeover cut off some audio, second came with almost jail bar like scratches and the second reel encountered a few green scratches followed by a cut that actually befuddled the audience, but the rest of the print is impressively clean. And yes, the staff did wait until the right moment in the film to open up the curtains. DATE: June 19th 2021 CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"

My trips to the cinema 2021 (200 movies items)

"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: June 19th CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"

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"Gwen DeMarco "

Interspecies Couples in Film & TV! (47 movies items)

"Laliari-Alien/Fred-Human "

Seen in 2020 (90 movies items)

"Didn't quite match the hype/expectations (from people that I follow in social media.) I think they have nostalgia for this that makes it better. And I think that I would've liked this more when I was younger. There were few scenes that made me laugh. The CGI hasn't aged well and is quite awful. "

Seen in 2020 (90 movies items)

"Didn't quite match the hype/expectations (from people that I follow in social media.) I think they have nostalgia for this that makes it better. And I think that I would've liked this more when I was younger. There were few scenes that made me laugh. The CGI hasn't aged well and is quite awful. "

Favorite Comedy Films: 1998-1999 (59 movies items)

" Directed by: Dean Parisot Produced by: Elizabeth Cantillon, Suzann Elias, Mark Johnson, and Charles Newith Written by: David Howard and Robert Gordon Cinematography: Jerzy Zielinski Edited by: Don Zimmerman Music by: David Newman Distributed by: DreamWorks Picture"

Slant's 100 Best Sci-Fi Movies of All Time (100 movies items)

"Proudly embodying the truism that you can only parody what you love, Galaxy Quest targets the goofy attributes of Star Trek with laser precision, from Tim Allen’s Shatner avatar insistently rolling into action or taking his shirt off for no reason to Sam Rockwell’s Guy worrying that his status as an expendable red shirt on a fictional sci-fi show dooms him to real death in the interstellar war into which the cast gets drafted. The performances are superb, reckoning with thespian self-loathin"