Galaxy Quest
Comedy • PG • 1999 • 1 hr 42 min
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Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub, Sam Rockwell
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A hilarious lampoon of the sci-fi fandom
Quotable, funny, and the cast are amazing. Rockwell, Rickman and Shalhoub are hilarious.
It’s like Spaceballs and Star Trek had a baby
Equal parts parody and love letter to classic tv sci-fi. Super fun and hard to hate, good time guaranteed!
An intelligent person knows Galaxy Quest is NOT a Star Trek movie. A wise person knows Galaxy Quest is THE BEST Star Trek movie.
I don't even understand how I've never seen this film until now. A quality space opera spoof up there with Spaceballs.
It's a remarkable piss take of both sci-fi suspense & comic cons whilst keeping a super fun story in check! Hilariously over the top! Enjoy!
Better than it should be for what it is. It's the only good Tim Allen movie.
A perfectly executed parody that loves as much as it roasts.
Hilarious, a great parody of Star Trek and geek culture in general. It’s easy to see how Tim Allen ruled the 90s
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