I'm not crying, you're crying!! -- "NEVER SURRENDER: A GALAXY QUEST DOCUMENTARY"

[@ky-sepi-ota-layharjo9369]

“We have to get outa here before one of those things kills Guy” 🤣

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

hahahaha so many GEMS in that movie!

[@movieexpert18]

I love you. Your reaction, and you being a novelist, and a geek. And your rant about being an athlete and nerd at the same time. I love you

[@batbrick3949]

Yes, we absolutely want a Spaceballs reaction.

[@sarahscott5305]

I love Galaxy Quest! It was the first Star Trek movie I ever saw!

[@MattFothergillmattephotography]

Watched the documentary. Loved it! Found this 5 minutes later and watched it. Outstanding! Loved your reactions!

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Thank you! It was a great doco eh?

[@secondchance6603]

Such a feel good movie! Much love from the far north of New Zealand ❤

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 New Zealand is a gold trip I have this summer, but I'm not sure if it's going to happen. My grandmother was born there!

[@dehro]

your ability to quote most of the movie and your infectious passion for this film made watching this quite fun.

[@thatnewjoint]

Such a great movie! And the documentary is also amazing. Gave me goosebumps to watch. Also, great reaction! Energetic and uplifting

[@artbagley1406]

Thank you thank you thank you, HannaH for posting this doc. It's highly hilarious and revealing; those behind the scenes facts make the movie even better that it already is. While movies usually manage to temporarily separate us from our everyday existence, they also remind us about the longer-lasting intricacies and niceties of that existence; the fantasy is temporary but the morals and feelings reinforced by film can become life-lessons.

[@snakesnoteyes]

Ahahahah, I got misty eyed just watching your reaction. Also, you’re absolutely right that it’s bs that people presume that athletes and people who are into sports are stupid or unintellectual.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Thanks for watching! And for knowing athletes can be nerds too!! 🖖🏼🤓⛹🏽‍♀️

[@jacobborton3114]

I don't think people today presume that athletes are unintelligent. We just don't expect them to also be nerds. This is especially true for anyone my age or older. Growing up as a nerd, we were usually beat up and thrown into dumpsters by the athletes just because we were nerds. When that happens to you year after year from grade school through high school, it tends to sour your opinion of people who are athletes or are into sports. It doesn't make it right, but maybe it makes it understandable to know where nerds of my generation, and the generations before me, are coming from. At the bare minimum, we tend to assume that athletes don't share the same interests as us. Growing up, anyone into sports looked down on the nerds and geeks. It was probably the generation after mine where that started to change. Where the words "nerd" and "geek" stopped being used to shame and ostracize people. Even as the documentary points out, these days it is much more common to find people who are athletic and sports minded that are also nerds. Nerds are no longer the outsider and social outcasts that they once were.

[@dehro]

when they do I just point them to the jocks machina D&D one shot

[@sergiol.aponte13]

You all need to re-watch the documentary. He does NOT say anything negative about sports-jocks. He states that getting that call from the commander is as important as getting invited to play with he Lakers, or something to that sense. The comment is about the importance of the call Brandon gets, not anything negative about jocks.

[@AlexanderOsias]

In an all-guys "jock" high school, as a geek/nerd (and later theater guy), there was definitely a culture of anti-nerd / geek / whatever prejudice and bullying -- so perhaps the anti-athlete thing was developed as a reaction by many in the geek culture. And yet enough of my geeky / nerdy friends WERE athletes or were into sports, so I guess that kinda invalidated that taking root. And enough of them were smart (as in - academic excellence awardees) that in my mind, there were just jerks and cool guys, and those that bullied you for what you liked were jerks -- they could be athletes, or fellow nerds, or whatever. It's good to see that folks are more open now to showing that they can like what they like, and that the prejudice against science fiction, fantasy, and genre fiction as non-serious art is almost gone.

[@RAWatson1989]

This documentary genuinely set my emotions to cry town. I used to be an athlete in high school, a personal tragedy sent my body through a lot of hardship and then I join the military, and that is where I met a bunch of people that were just like me. We all love comics, watched nerdy movies, even met a few people who watched horror films. Athletes and government workers are entitled to be just as nerdy and geeky as anyone else.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Yes we are!!

[@RAWatson1989]

@@HannaHsOverInvested also, would like to apologize for the over commenting, when i binge, i binge hard lol so i watch all my favorites all the time (My commute is pretty long and public transportation so i have the time to watch anything i like with youtube premium) have the best day :)

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

@@RAWatson1989 hahaha thank you! And no worries. Comments help promote my videos so I'm always happy for them 😃😃😃

[@jasonkyler]

That was quite the geekdome / athletics / I have a brain / smelting pot of a rant. Much appreciated.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I do what I can for my people 🤣🤓💪🏼

[@revgid]

It's not just a love letter to Star Trek and Trekkies, it's a love letter to actors.

[@VolatileSupernova]

I appreciate how much you appreciate the movie, it really is a fantastic movie! R.I.P. Alan Rickman, the man was two of my favorite characters first as Hans Gruber and then as Severus Snape.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Hans Gruber-- the baddie I want as a bestie.

[@OnASeasideMission]

Best ever Sheriff of Nottingham and a pretty good Louis XIV.

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

Great reaction, HannaH! This is -- without a doubt -- one of the most quotable films of all time. In terms of quotability, I rank it up there with The Princess Bride, Star Wars, Back to the Future, Forrest Gump, Office Space, Napoleon Dynamite, etc.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

for sure!

[@fgrady1]

My GOD, but you are SO effin cute! I hope there someday will be a mega deluxe BluRay/ 4K version with the movie, the documentary, the Pg13 version, more deleted scenes, not to mention the audio track with the entire movie spoken in Thermian!! I can dream, can’t I?

[@AngelaJoshi]

SUCH a great comment about how when you watch some movies from your childhood - that you get emotional. There are some films that are truly just transcendent and each time you watch them, or watch others react to them for the first time, it just brings back all those feelings you had, knowing you were seeing something special ,and you find yourself falling in love with it just a little more. The movies that do this for me (those lightening in a bottle movies) are Princess Bride, The Thing, Jaws, The Shawshank Redemption, I am Dragon, Howl's Moving Castle, Pan's Labyrinth, Groundhog Day, and of course...Galaxy Quest.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Princess Bride and Shawshank are also some of my favs

[@shawnfeile]

Your rant alone was enough to get my like. I enjoyed your reaction, but you were spot on with what you said.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@apiphobixl8228]

that moment when call out that you can like sports and be a nerd reminded me of Jack Blacks rant in the song "Inward singing"

[@TwoBitWriter]

I also dislike the implication that because I am a nerd and into sci-fi and fantasy that I also can't be interested in sports and fitness. Preach!

[@tomyoung9049]

your closing made me think of the t-shirt I saw with a Dalek on it. The caption was "oh, R2-D2, I loved him in Star Trek". A part of you wants to scream but at the same time there's a giggle inside you as well.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

... okay. Not sure how to take this.

[@donaldgilbert6739]

I love your reaction to this!

[@ArtamStudio]

This is one of the most top-notch docus I've seen (and I watched it twice). You're spot on about the benefits of being a well-rounded individual. Even now, folks think if you like or do one thing, that's all you do. Hey, I may like XYZ but that's not going to be my entire life a la Brandon. When I used to go to sf cons, the hardcores would disparagingly refer to those who weren't as "normals" or "mundanes" - a terminology that was picked up in Babylon 5. Keep on keeping on, new sub!

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Thank you!! And I get it, we all want to feel superior. I used to use NARP a lot, and still do sometimes... Non-athletic real people. 🤣🤣 But I would say to the hard core gate keepers that anyone calling me a mundane is probably a muggle.

[@TheAndroidBishop]

"Shut up Westley" Hell yeah girl, you get it

[@jaredbrooks7658]

How have I not seen this video before now?! I love this movie! And your reaction (as always). Also, as a fellow sports kid/ap class taker/socio-political philosopher type person, I'm really glad society has gotten better about eliminating the sharp separations between those groups.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Me too.

[@jtphr33ky]

Video deserves a thumbs up, but your little rant is what made me do it right then and there.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I haven't yet but I don't think I'll like it 😳😳😳

[@jtphr33ky]

@@HannaHsOverInvested I guess that's fair. Mel Brooks slapstick isn't for everyone. Same vein as Men in Tights... and you're a nerd so you'd get the jokes... =p

[@ddis29]

you are a renaissance woman, never doubt.

[@captainsplifford]

My friend, Jack, directed this doc!! He had the best time making it (duh). And yes, you should totally react to Spaceballs, and any other Mel Brooks movie that suits your fancy. He's a genius.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

😳😳😳😳😳 omg that's so cool!

[@MrsPrincetonlove]

I so enjoyed this with your reaction😆

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Thank youuuu

[@phousefilms]

"DON'T OPEN THAT! IT'S AN ALIEN PLANET! Is there AIR?!!! YOU DON'T KNOW!"

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

🤣🤣🤣

[@poskeegget8043]

Spaceballs reaction? Yes please. =) Edit: Also, love your edit here. It's like you are part of the documentary. =)

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Unfortunately this style of editing take me SO LONG and gets minimal views 😕😭 which is too bad cause I enjoy it.

[@waynezimmerman5308]

I always think of Counselor Troi; a telepath constantly stating the obvious to everyone, saying Madison's line: "I have one job on this lousy ship. It's stupid but I'm going to do it, okay?"

[@mjkjelland13]

Hahahahaha, Love the Rant, I agree completely

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

My athlete related rant? Are you an athlete too?

[@mjkjelland13]

@@HannaHsOverInvested Was, Almost made the Olympic swim team is the 84. I am also a survivalist, ( my friends and I actual tried to get a survival show going with the discovery channel, but it didn't pan out. The trailer is on You Tube if you want to watch it), and a full on sci fi / fantasy geek. I'll post the link to the trailer if you want to watch it.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

@@mjkjelland13 post it!

[@mjkjelland13]

@@HannaHsOverInvested I'm the Grizzly Adams wannabe, lol. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2Skdp6ObJ2naMk

[@vly9257]

Me too! I'm not an athlete but I love sports. I'm not a politician but I pay attention. I'm not the biggest nerd ever but I am a data analyst by trade. And I love Galaxy Quest and I enjoyed their documentary very much.

[@Fuzz32]

I get that sports people can have nerdy and intellectual interests. Believe me my kid played football and had deep seated discussions about Star Wars and Lord of the Rings. However, long ago you were either a jock or a nerd and the jocks treated the nerds like shit. Unfortunately, memories like that take a long time to fade away. And it would appear that gentleman grew up in that era and he has some deep seated bitterness.

[@tempsitch5632]

"nobody had heard of Sam Rockwell" Lawn Dogs. Safe Men. Fantastic movies.

[@fgrady1]

Green Mile, Moon ( Sam SHINES in it ), Three Billboards in Ebbing, Missouri, Jojo Rabbit, Vice, The Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

[@xhelan131]

we love you Alan

[@marvinnovesiat]

I discovered Galaxy Quest way too late in life but grown up by watching all Star Trek. It actually doesn't get me as much as the rest of the franchise, but I value it for the love letter it is! What I just don't understand - WHY IS THERE STILL NO SEQUEL???

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I don't need a sequel, I need the directors cut. I need the version of Galaxy quest with all the swear words. The not kid friendly one. That's what I want!

[@domofreak]

I wish they would finally release the (actual) take where Sigourney Weaver says "Well FUCK that!" and you all know exactly what scene I'm talking about

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

YAAAAS

[@sarahscott5305]

I agree about the perception on geeks and nerds. My bf is a Trekkie and he's a pretty swole guy, but the perception is still "nerds are sprawny and unathletic" and it bugs the heck out of me.

[@paullandis5524]

I just found out recently that Daryl Mitchell who played Tommy was in a motorcycle accident in 2001 and is paralyzed from the waist down but still acting

[@denvan3143]

Two things to know about sci-fi movies: Han shot first and Sigourney didn’t say “screw“.

[@2chaskell]

Literally the first vid of yours I’ve seen and u def earned a sub. U mentioned writing novels, what about?

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Thanks! It's called Magic Required and follows the story of a Celtic demigod trying to find a redemption he's not sure he deserves.

[@2chaskell]

@@HannaHsOverInvested sounds cool, ill look it up. i was interested cause im also "attempting" to write a few novels as well. i recently saw your vid with tips for writing so those were a bit helpful :)

[@TKnightcrawler]

I think the disrespect towards sports just comes as a sort of revenge from the oppressive feeling of growing up a nerd who wasn't into sports. "You'll rot your brain playing those video games" as your dad lounges on the couch, 3 hours into a game. "You spend way too much time on that computer. Don't you want to grow up to be something worthwhile, like a football player?" It was expected to be a diehard fan of various teams, but to be a fan of a science fiction franchise was shameful. A lot of us got this constantly, mostly from our families, but also at school from classmates and even teachers, and of course many TV shows/movies. So a lot of nerds resented sports for a long time. It's made all the easier when sports fans go on riots because their teams lost. I think almost all of us have gotten over it, though. . But politicians make fun of sports? I never really noticed. When did this start?

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Gotta love when a group that feels shitty make themselves feel better by making another group feel shitty... 😕😕😕 And I had noticed it in a few Canadaland podcasts and Pod Save America, among others over the last several years.

[@TKnightcrawler]

@@HannaHsOverInvested You know, I thought about this like a week ago, but didn't remember when I got home. But if you think that Canadaland/Pod Save America thing is bad, you should look at how geeks were targeted by politicians and political activists. In the 80s, there was the "Satanic Panic." This is where many people across the country became convinced that D&D and other pen-and-paper role playing games were satanic texts that were being used to corrupt the minds and souls of the youth of the world. I didn't start playing D&D until I was much older, so this didn't affect me, but it did affect lots of people. People who played D&D were seen as Satan-worshippers by a large segment of the population. . Then there was the anti-video game movement in the 90s and 00s. Many very significant political figures were actively telling the world that violent video games CAUSED people to become violent individuals, meaning that people who play violent video games are dangerous at best and sociopathic criminals at worst. Thinking back, it seems weird to me now that Hillary Clinton would be on the same page as conservative talk radio about this stuff. Yeah, Columbine was a tragedy, but saying they did that because they played Doom is ridiculous. It seems way more practical to me that their crimes had more to do with their horrible home and school lives, and the media's habit of making criminals into legends. Imagine for a moment if in recent times, a murderer's house was raided by police and the whole world latched onto a football found in their room, or KZbin search history for great sports clips. Imagine if committing a crime now makes you suspect for being a sports fan. Now imagine this farse repeating for every crime over the next decade. "Now Susan, did they find any video games at his residence that may give us a clue as to what might have caused him to murder the victim?" Imagine a slippery slope of legislation where politicians try to curry favor with the population by out-competing each other on "getting tough" on video games; to my memory, we really were on the edge of that kind of future. . I'm not going to try to equivocate this with other kinds of prejudice. Gamers could always hide their hobby to casual observers if they needed to, and at the end of the day, the sequential popularity boosts to video games as a medium protected gamers from this fate we feared. It may also have been the dawn of the "war on terror" distracted politicians from all this; it was pretty hard to blame terrorism on video games when the terrorists rejected Western media. But at the time, it wasn't good, and it was hard to see a reasonable end to it all. And these kinds of prejudices could stack with others, making the lives of people who already had a hard time even harder.

[@TheGrace2009]

WE want a Space Balls reaction!!! ....best Star Wars parody movie ever! ...Come on, you know you wanna watch it.... and YES, you'd make a great Wonder Woman. ;)

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I'm just waiting for the call from the CW.

[@TheGrace2009]

@@HannaHsOverInvested LOL.... I'll give them a call and demand it at once.. ;-)

[@D0CI87PC]

The jock/nerd wall is coming down. Check out Joe Maganiello playing Dungeons & Dragons.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I just saw something like that! He talked about that when he was in True Blood too 😍😍😍

[@sarahscott5305]

I hate that I can't work on my PhD much at the moment. Whatever am I going to do instead? I wonder of there are any good videos I could binge watch on KZbin? Oh hi HannaH!

[@movieexpert18]

Oh and anyone who loves Galaxy Quest, I recommend Fanboys independent film about a group of Star Warriors who take a 1990s journey to steal a copy of Star Wars episode 1 before it was released in theaters.

[@EtheonInc]

omg so firefly galaxy quest you and whooo epic but i must ask tng ds9 voy your fav captains

[@EtheonInc]

pls tell me you what red shirt means?

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

@@EtheonInc tell you what red short means? I think you're talking about in early star trek, characters who were wearing a red shirt would usually die in the episode.

[@franksinatraiv2006]

Subscribed, I will never unsubscribe

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@BlitzkreigNZ]

Spaceballs reaction PLZ!

[@lawrenceadams1456]

"We want a SpaceBalls reaction." Pretty please.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Noted!

[@ajprime01]

Spaceballs reaction plz

[@richardleaneagh4274]

some of us just like to push buttons

[@baddbabylon]

You definitely should react to spaceballs, it's good but not as good as Galaxy Quest

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

But what is as good as galaxy quest? Am I right?

[@baddbabylon]

@@HannaHsOverInvested I'd say the only thing close to it is Mystery Men.

[@Justin_WithThreeDots]

+1 for Spaceballs

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

@@baddbabylon I forgot about that movie!!! So funny!

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

@@Justin_WithThreeDots noted! Thanks for watching!

[@hellsing507]

Captain Sisko was the best Star Trek Capitan change my mind

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I never did watch deep space nine.

[@OnASeasideMission]

Agreed. No less a captain, but a first among equals.

[@MarioMarioD80]

no spaceballs reaction yet? me sad :/

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I know. I'm the worst. It's actually been downloaded on my computer to watch for months and I just haven't done it. If I ever do, it will be in my second channel because if I post anything but game content here, the algorithm gets PISSED 🥴

[@fatladysings77]

LOL. I didn't take that "sports kid" thing as a knock against athletes as much as against most nerds being couch potatoes who don't get much fresh air and exercise (of which I'm guilty).

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

As an athlete, I get that knock all the time. Like, because I am good at basketball and I workout, it means I'm stupid.

[@fatladysings77]

@@HannaHsOverInvested I never thought that female athletes got that stigma. Anyway, it's a stupid generalization. I went to an all-girls High School and the athletes were all overachievers.

[@gordonhaire9206]

Kevin Kline would have been perfect.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

But... The movie was perfect.

[@EtheonInc]

ok 7 of9 cos play will so hot wooooo

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

7 of 9 is my fav voyager character.

[@FRACTUREDVISIONmusic]

Being honest, it was very hard to watch this. It was like having multiple channels of information coming in at the same time, the way it's edited, with you reacting and along with the documentary. Quite frustrating, makes me want to find the documentary.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

You should find the documentary. It's great.

[@fgrady1]

It’s still on Amazon Prime! There should be a DVD/BluRay of it with cut scenes aka interviews!