Does /tv/ like Galaxy Quest? Or is nothing sacred to you

>DUDE STAR TREK LMAO

who gives a shit what /tv/ likes

have you fucking seen this board, why would you want anything to do with their taste

I remember seeing it when it came out with my mom who was a massive fangirl for the original star trek when it came out, she really enjoyed it.

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Is Guy, dare I say it, /ourguy/?

I didn't really find this or Spaceballs to be all that funny. All the jokes seemed really obvious to me. But everyone always goes on about them so whatever.

I don't get where she finds the arrogance of making fun of star trek when she starred in a movie that ended with her pretty much naked for no reason other than for "LOL ALMOST NAKED WOMAN OMG!"

>>79315409
Yes? Either that or anyway lack respect for it, otherwise you wouldn't make fun of it

>>79315349
Galaxy Quest is in no way making fun of Star Trek. It's a loving parody and is not trying to bash it at all. Weaver is in the movie because she's a sci-fi icon.

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>>79313774
Galaxy Quest was one of the few unquestionably liked movies on /tv/ during the golden age.

>>79314153

good point. especially now that its' basically a /pol/ colony filled with fucking retards.

>>79315349
It's supposed to make it scarier by making her seem more vulnerable.

>>79313774
I fucking hate Tim Allen but the rest of the movie is pretty good. The whole plot with Justin Long and the convention is stupid though. I would have liked it better if it was just a straight parody of space operas instead of some convoluted meta plot

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>>79315349
What the fuck am I reading

Great film. Great breasts.

>>79316807
>The whole plot with Justin Long and the convention is stupid though

The movie really wouldn't work without this though. The Thermians are essentially those weirdos at the convention with a real spaceship. A big theme of this movie is the power of fandom and fans in general.