“Never give up, never surrender.” - Galaxy Quest *First Time Watching* - Movie Reaction

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“Never give up, never surrender.” - Galaxy Quest First Time Watching - Movie Reaction
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[@maximillianosaben]

Alan Rickman delivering the final “By Grabthar’s Hammer” always gets me teary-eyed. Such a great performance!

[@ZeroOskul]

The show MUST go on.

[@richcarrCCC]

I applaud your fearless candor. It's good to know I'm not the only one whose eyes well up during that scene...miss Alan Rickman, the remarkable Alan Rickman; may he RIP

[@ZeroOskul]

@@richcarrCCC He transitions through love and fear and hate so beautifully. I wish he didn't look so silly with his karate chop hands when he rushes into battle.

[@menolikey_]

I've seen this movie at least 20 times, and that always gets me.

[@SteveBrant55]

Same here. I just cried watching it again.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

This IS a Masterpiece. They got everything right and gave the world a movie like Star Trek without having to have ever watch one episode. You definitely can see how everyone loves this movie

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

I agree. It's like miniaturization tech, they took all them shows and movies and shrunk most the good stuff even the fans into one. Even bits like the teleporter accident which I just saw again in a Trek Movie reaction. Piglizard, what was left of it didn't live long. Episodes that boil down to prime directive and such, messing with a people that don't know what a lie is. I'm sure somebody can talk more about what is in this film enough to kill the fun of it all and tackle some philosophical aspect of it, but I'm just here for the ride.

[@MichaelDzikowski-ms9iz]

The scene where Sam Rockwell screams was improvised by him and didn't tell anybody,which is why Sigourney Weaver was extremely starteled

[@melissavukelic4138]

Now that I know that, the scene is even funnier!🤣🤣🤣

[@dwarfchron801]

During the scene when the bad guy starts shooting and killing everybody, did you notice the only person not getting shot was the guy who was an Extra and kept saying hed be the first one killed the whole movie? 🤣Ive always loved that.

[@shotgunxshogun]

Fun fact about Fred, his character was written to be stoned all the time but they cut that part out but it would explain his super casual attitude the whole time 😆

[@clevelandcbi]

Sam Rockwell is such an underrated talent. Hard to believe he's Billy the Kid in The Green Mile. Guy has serious range.

[@adarael]

WORD. Yeah, Rockwell is an actor who usually gets cast at the extremes, but he can do anything.

[@clevelandcbi]

@@benfranklin5335 True, but saying Sam Rockwell doesn't get a reaction from casual movie fans. He's one of those guys that most people know little about. I myself watched this and The Green Mile several times before putting 2 and 2 together. That's all I mean. Solid actor and career, but not as well-known as he should be. My kids and nieces (14-22 years old) had no clue when I mentioned his name, but they all knew many of his best roles when I began listing them.

[@crtmojo2705]

“Moon” was incredible.

[@sg-yq8pm]

@@benfranklin5335 He's definitely underrated 'wtf', I'm LMFAO at your lack of understanding of the word 'underrated' you numbnut, he's far more accomplished than the general movie going public realize due to appearing in so many independent films and not trying to be seen as a famous movie star which, of course, inevitably leads to him being, wait for it thickhead ... underrated!

[@ZeroOskul]

He can do almost anything but he is not a leading man. He really can't carry a whole movie, but as a supporting character, he is totally amazing.

[@JKM395]

28:05 This shows what a fantastic actor Alan Rickman was. This line has been made fun of the whole movie, but when he really delivers it, it will absolutely give you chills and may bring a tear to your eye.

[@ShaDHP23]

Hands down, one of the funniest scifi satires of all time and one of the most heartfelt love letters to fandom culture. Fun fact, this movie was originally supposed to have a hard R reading before they reshot the film. If you watch the scene with the crushers, you can see they recorded ADR over Sigourney Weaver's original take.

[@smokerman81]

I seen it in the theater when it came out and it wasn't edited.

[@adarael]

Galaxy Quest is the best Star Trek movie ever. Given that even the Star Trek: The Next Generation crew ran out to see it is great.

[@silentassason]

Wasn't one of the things that changed it was that Monk (I don't remember the actors' name) was supposed to be high and actively smoking a couple of times, at least?

[@ShaDHP23]

@@silentassason I wouldn't doubt it

[@fedos]

​@@silentassasonTony Shalhoub. He also played the pawn shop owner in Men in Black and the taxi driver in Wings.

[@thrawn5k]

One of my favorite movies of all time. Stellar cast from top to bottom. You don't even need to be a Star Trek fan to love it

[@SonOfSeth]

I believe this the epithomy of being best at what it tried to do, and those are always a treat. I can call it a masterpiece ❤

[@BomageMinimart]

I've said it before: "That was a helluva thing" is one of the greatest movie dialogue lines ever filmed.

[@allengilbert7463]

"Miners, not minors!" never fails to crack me up.

[@PrincessSnowbelle]

That’s always been my favorite line in this movie!

[@clevelandcbi]

*Evolution* is another sci-fi comedy gem from around the same time. David Duchovny, Julianne Moore, Orlando Jones, and Sean William Scott (Stiffler) are all great. 😂😂😂

[@RawrGabbysaurus]

Evolution is so good, I'd love to see react channels start picking up on it.

[@clevelandcbi]

@@RawrGabbysaurus Same here. So many laugh-out-loud moments.

[@captin3149]

Evolution was a lot better than it got treated.

[@systemchris]

Take the leg take the leg

[@alexanderhay7358]

"It's stupid, but I'm going to do it.", is a great line ever

[@thelastofnicole]

Unexpected reaction and I love it, I already know you laughed your ass off. Tech Sergeant Chen is high the whole film which is why he's eating every time and doesn't seem bothered 😂😂😂

[@chris...9497]

In interviews, Tony Shalhoub said it was the 'always high' thing he came up with that allowed him to finally anchor into the character. Also amusing is the Fred Kwan character didn't 'look' Asian, so when he was aware of being seen as 'Tech Sergeant Chen', 'Kwan' would habitually scrunch up his eyes to try to look more Asian.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@chris...9497The eye scrunching always cracks me up. It’s such a subtle poke at Hollywood stereotypes..

[@chris...9497]

👍There's that, too, but... My take on it was that, since this incorporates so much of the back history of the Star Trek franchise, it seemed reflective of at least the criticism of hiring an Irish-Canadian with a bad Scottish accent to play the Scottish ship's engineer. The (all too correct) thought in the 1960s was that Americans can't tell the difference. I loved James Doohan, but he was certainly not Scottish. Still, he did make it to space before Shatner did (his ashes now orbit Earth; RIP 'Scotty'). Then again, we seem to be going through a plethora of British actors playing key film roles speaking American accents these days... @@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

[@tempsitch5632]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192It’s also because he’s (playing) stoned.

[@mellysomething6296]

“Don’t go out there! It’s an alien planet! Is there air?! You don’t know!” Sam Rockwell is my favorite in this movie. Also seeing Alan Rickman in anything always makes me sad. It’s such a shame we will never see his work again. I recommend Dogma Leo. He’s in it as well as the voice of god and it’s amazing. Plus I think you’ll find it super interesting.

[@MrVvulf]

When I see Rickman I remember "Truly, Madly, Deeply".

[@menolikey_]

I said it before and I'll say it again. At least we have his amazing body of work that he left us so we can witness his greatness. That's not a bad way to go.

[@DiggitySlice]

The technical term is metatron. He speaks on God's behalf more so than the voice of God

[@jlerrickson]

Just watch The Search for John Gissing: it's impossible to feel sad seeing Rickman in that role. Nothing but tears of laughter.

[@darkadia6520]

Alan Rickman was a god every role he did was top quality.

[@teethhuller8275]

This movie IS a masterpiece!!

[@joeblankenship377]

This movie is a classic. It's such a good idea for a movie and they executed it perfectly.

[@donmak7552]

This movie never gets old. Its a classic.

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

One of the greatest movies ever made! Still have it on VHS and I'm never giving it away!

[@ralphwiggum6385]

me too!

[@cindyknudson2715]

"Never give it up! Never Surrender!"

[@jasonhahn8797]

Respect.

[@TakatofanAgain]

Fun fact, originally it was supposed to be more serious and adult, and the studio made them be more family friendly last minute. So when they are facing the chompers, and Gwen says "Well screw that!" ... If you look at her mouth, she is very clearly not saying "Screw".

[@jenrig2333]

The Trek Fandom has kind of adopted this film as one of theirs. In a parallel second cousin way. It's a lovely homage to sci-fi and fandom.

[@MyM249isNeat]

This movie is a masterpiece.

[@truman1972]

This is an absolute masterpiece.

[@kenpatton8761]

I was aboard the Space Shuttle Explorer(a mock-up on Display) in 1993. My wife was allowed to suit up and sit in the commanders seat on Space Shuttle “Endeavour” just before flight. You can tour the Space Shuttle “Atlantis” which is now on display at Kennedy Space Center, FL. When you think about it, there really were spaceships and they were made in America! Such a shame that we shut the shuttle program down…..Retired USAF MSgt

[@cometgirl217]

Now THIS is why I love reaction channels!#NeverGiveUpNeverSurrender

[@randyhuman]

You are gonna love this! Fred was always stoned which is why he was so calm and carried a bag of munchies wherever he went. One of Galaxy Quest's running gags is the nearly constant quiet calm of Fred Kwan (Tony Shalhoub), who doesn't seem to respond appropriately to any of the peril and weirdness that happens throughout the film. It's easy to read the chill, frequently snacking Fred as being in a marijuana-fueled haze throughout the action. This is actually deliberate, and is a holdover from the original intent that Galaxy Quest be a more adult-oriented comedy.

[@Devious_Reviews]

Is that an actual fact? I always thought it was because of him being the only open minded person in the entire movie. Being stoned would explain a few things though so I wouldn't dismiss that either. =Þ

[@menolikey_]

​@@Devious_Reviewsabsolutely. Even Guy caught on to it. "Are you stoned?"

[@thelastofnicole]

​@Devious_Reviews Yes it's a fact, in the PG13 version the scene where they are all about to be transported Fred hangs back because he takes a hit that's why he arrives later than everyone else lol

[@randyhuman]

Yes it is. Shalub said in an interview: So Dean (director) said to me, “Why don’t you take a look at the pilot for Kung Fu?” You know, the David Carradine show? “Because that was a guy who wasn’t an Asian guy playing an Asian guy.” This got really convoluted. [Laughs.] So I watched David Carradine, and then we found out that there was this rumor-I don’t think it was a rumor, I think it was a legend-that David Carradine just smoked a lot of weed on that show. That was the thing. That’s how he was able to channel that kind of Zen, unflappable character. So we decided, “Well, maybe that’s what happened to Fred, too: He just became this kind of burnout.” And then we just kind of rewrote it as we went along. Dean and the writers, we just kind of made it up as we went along, based on that idea: that he’d smoked an enormous amount of pot.@@Devious_Reviews

[@ArtamStudio]

Yes, you can say it's a masterpiece. Love the green screen, you chose the right movie to start using it!

[@bigyeticane]

This was originally rated higher than PG. They got rid of a lot of scenes to lower the rating. You can see Sigourney Weaver mouth her F-bombs when her voiceover edit says something different. Also, Fred is definitely high. They cut out the scenes where he smokes weed. Legendary film. RiP Alan Rickman.

[@nicholasregan6526]

Galaxy Quest and Tropic Thunder should consider themselves blood brothers LOL both great movies! So much fun! Good reaction!

[@FeaturingRob]

The best Star Trek movie that is not a Star Trek movie! It is a masterpiece! There is a great documentary about the making of the movie, and it has a moving tribute to the late Alan Rickman. Personally, this is in my top three favorite roles Rickman played...Professor Severus Snape (Harry Potter) is number 1, Dr. Lazarus/Alexander Dane (GalaxyQuest) is number 2, and Colonel Christopher Brandon (Sense and Sensibility) is number 3. Hans Gruber (Die Hard) is number 4. There is a great story about Patrick Stewart (Captain Jean-Luc Picard on Star Trek: The Next Generation) refusing to see the film until his co-star Jonathan Frakes (Commander Riker) told him that he needed to on a Saturday night in a full theater. Stewart went and fell in love with the movie. He had been afraid the film would belittle the fans and the culture of science fiction shows like Star Trek...and if anything, the movie celebrates them...celebrates all of us, no matter the fandom we belong to.

[@blytheguy7510]

Rickman was an immense talent. I always loved him in villain roles. My 3 favorite Alan as a villain roles are in Die Hard, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, and Quigly Down Under. He's great in anything though. He could read the back of a shampoo bottle and it'd be entertaining.

[@deniellechapman6911]

You can't beat the cast of this movie. The dead pan humor is what I live for.

[@JGComments]

The actor who plays Mathesar really makes this movie for me. Apparently he came up with most of the weird mannerisms, and the director liked them so much he told the other actors to copy them. His scene where he realizes the Captain is an actor is also just really good.

[@blairpenny1526]

This is one of those movies that i will watch any time it comes on. Its definitely a masterpiece Leo

[@ItsAVolcano]

Star Trek is infamous among nerd culture for being one of the first series to be able to support their own specific conventions. This lead among other things to the phenomenon where actors who'd been on one of the shows or worked behind-the-scenes could have a second career doing the convention circuit, which was followed by various other franchises over the years. The film highlights the varying attitudes towards the work, with some real life actors being openly disdainful of their current position (not naming names), and others like the late David Axelrod never tiring of reminiscing about his stint as Lord Zed on Power Rangers.

[@megdelaney3677]

LOVE this movie! Very funny & entertaining. But I still get teary-eyed when Quellek is shot & tells Dr. Lazarus he's has been like father to him. Alexander Dane, as Dr. Lazarus (RIP Alan Rickman) recites the catch phrase he formerly hated, now with genuine emotion.

[@naomirg8273]

Leo , I’m only halfway through and you have me dying laughing!! I’m loving this so much 😂

[@legionaireb]

10:49 - This right here is 'real.' Actors on Star Trek had their own ideas of how the control panels on the ship worked and would hit buttons according to how THEY felt the panel worked. In-world, the computer recognized the crew member using it and aligned it's interface to the user's preferences. This may not seem like a big deal now, but in the late 80s/early 90s, it was a mind-blowing concept. When Star Trek: Picard brought back the Enterprise-D, Wil Wheaton was given a tour and he described (and remember, this is 20 years later) how he 'drove' the ship: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4PPhISfjtN3gqs 12:48 - I'm not sure about your Star Trek background, but Guy here is talking about what is called 'Red Shirt Syndrome.' In the original Star Trek, ship's operations staff wore red uniforms This included Security. If the character beamed down to a planet and they brought extras in red shirts with them, it was almost guaranteed that at least one of them would be dying within 3 minutes. In later series the color classifications changed, but the term 'red shirt' was still used to refer to an extra whose only narrative purpose was to die. 20:35 - Hey, look! It's my favorite Metroid Prime boss! A large part of this movie is a satire on Trek culture. The fans at the convention are Trekkies, Tim Allen was William Shatner, and the movie referenced all sorts of tropes from classic sci-fi series. They even make a 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' reference with the 'Galaxy Quest: The Journey Continues' segment at the end. RIP Allen Rickman.

[@aricaj.3006]

Did not expect you to react to this but I'm so glad you did, this movie is hilarious 😂 As someone who grew up with sci-fi and is very familiar with conventions and fan culture, it definitely has a special place in my heart lol

[@The01Tonya]

One of my fav movies. The winks and nods a homage to the greats, I loved your reaction!

[@schrodingers-gat]

I love this movie. The performances were just perfect. The casting did a great job.

[@michaelcollins3384]

this IS a masterpiece. Next time you're watching a modern sci-fi/fantasy movie *cough cough Avengers cough cough* you might find yourself like the rest of us screaming at the screen, "Don't open that! It's an alien planet! Is there even air?! YOU DON'T KNOW!"

[@sewmuch8382]

I honestly believe this is infact a masterpiece. Also probably the best "Trek" movie as well

[@shotgunxshogun]

BRO one of my favorite movies of all time! Anyone can enjoy it, memorable lines and moments and crazy cast!

[@natashacutiepie6074]

Thank you for uploading this! One of my favorite movies. I was getting burnt out on all the Friday the 13th reactions. This was refreshing.😊

[@jessicacooper5622]

I saw this when it first came out it never gets old and is still hilarious every time!

[@michaeldixon3440]

I love how at the end “Guy” not only has a last name, he has a nickname too. Definitely not dying in episode 86.

[@libertad1026]

One of my favorite movies, I've watched it so many times. There are so many layers to their relationships and so much fun to be had! Great story telling, and full of heart. I watch this movie along with "Evolution" at least once a year, even now. Enjoy this underrated gem!

[@michelleponzio]

This is one movie I can watch over and over again

[@audiogarden21]

If someone told me this film was a masterpiece, I wouldn't argue.

[@MaRodney07]

The "cherry on top" for every story about this movie HAS to be that Sigourney Weaver's only stipulation for taking the role was to have a push-up bra to give her more cleavage 🤣🤣 out of every "fun fact" I've learned of this movie, when I learned that I just went "yeah that is the most Sigourney Weaver thing she's done" 😂😂

[@Frostshokula]

I love this movie. Great blend of comedy and drama.

[@ZeroOskul]

7:06 I won't say more, but this really did happen to me, once. His landing and his reaction to it is absolutely true-to-life. That one silent bit is Tim Allen's best performance, ever.

[@hitsurei]

This implied that you got vaccined 4 times.

[@ZeroOskul]

@@hitsurei No, my getting fully vaccinated implies that. This happened back in 2018, involving a hallucinogenic reaction to ingesting a strange substance while wearing a VR hood which displayed a presentation of falling into a black hole. Dang! I said more!

[@pyrettablaze86]

"They gave the wrong person the green screen" hahaha Leo is living his best life, watch out y'all 😂 Love this movie, Alan Rickman steals the show, as always. Although he has some competition in the form of Sigourney's cleavage hahaha

[@SteveBrant55]

I'm so happy you saw this! In the Star Trek fan world, this is considered possibly the best Star Trek film ever made. Even the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation loves it! And while it is funny, it's also very touching. Yes... a masterpiece to me too!

[@DanielLopez-cy2tq]

Keep dropping more videos, bro. I'll be listening to this at work.

[@bryanzaring6904]

As many others have already stated, this is also one of my favorite movies of all time. I'll be watching the full version with you on Patreon!

[@Itsunclegabby]

This movoe holds such a special place in my heart. Literally whenever I caught it on tv, id sit down and watch it, regardless of what point it was in the move. Glad you enjoyed!

[@jeanine6328]

Oh baby, I love you for sure now. This is one of my favorites. I watch it anytime I’m feeling low cus then make me laugh so hard. I’m pretty sure you’ll recognize quickly why Fred’s character is so chill…. he’s high. 🤫 I can’t wait to watch you watch this, I’m sure you’re going to love it.

[@stephenburrage6067]

Hey man you make me so happy with your fun loving reaction, and hearing that line I'm so proud of myself, I've now tried to say that to myself more. Thanks. Also tey watching the movie "Flash Gordon" I think you'll love the old 80's style and just the fun of it.

[@stephenburrage6067]

Also let's campaign for him to watch "Flash Gordon" every knows he will love it and have the best reactions. Haha

[@Uberspanker]

Definitely watch Flash Gordon! Gorgeous film, and the soundtrack is all Queen.

[@pssthpok]

"They put it together just right." I think you captured the essence of Galaxy Quest right there. It was a great homage, and had lots of inside details for the Star Trek fans. It was general and self-contained enough to be entertaining to those who don't follow Star Trek... it has something to say (and not just in a mean sense) about fandom in general. It's walks a fine line between honouring the source material, and being (mostly good natured) satire of the human nature that creeps into everything. And the aliens were entertaining as Hell on their own, and especially in conjunction with our unexpected space travellers! Great reaction!

[@janurbanek8577]

Galaxy Quest, Dogma and Evolution... Three flicks of my childhood that never get old.

[@woodedlane]

I love this movie. My favorite line is from the guy who weaseled his way into being included - "I changed my mind, I want to go back.'

[@dcivy9264]

Galaxy Quest is ABSOLUTELY a masterpiece! 😁

[@candicelitrenta8890]

It was like a love letter to Star Trek. They considered doing a sequel but Alan Rickman passed away so they scrapped it. However, they are contemplating reviving it now that enough time has passed.

[@DanielJohn19]

That death scene always gets me. If i pass with my hero, id hope they would get into character

[@JGComments]

These intros had me cracking up. Mr. Video putting in the extra work in the editing room this week! 👍👍

[@goodshotcam]

Criminally underrated film.

[@onisahman]

What makes this movie so special to so many, is that it not only pokes fun at sci-fi shows and their fans, Star Trek primarily, it also pays homage to them as well. It's a nice tribute to how something like a TV series can have a strong impact on a person's life, although I'm not sure if any of the Star Trek can fair any better, when it comes to the Galaxy Quest crew.

[@Mozokuni]

When they made this movie initially it had a different rating. Fred the engineer was a stoner and Sigourney Weaver said “F that” instead of “screw that” in the large piston scene. I love that they didn’t even do a second take, they just recorded over it.

[@sarahobah]

Just one of the many things I love about this movie is that now we have Siri and Alexa in many households, it actually makes sense that one person should have voice recognition on a battleship where lots of ideas and commands are being thrown around. The commander actually can't run the computer because he has to run everything else. Also, the person running the computer, actually has the best communication skills of the team so it fits quite well.

[@majkus]

Have I been on a starship before? As a high school student many decades ago, I was lucky enough to visit the set of the original Star Trek series during production. Years later, another friend brought me in to visit the Next Generation set during production. So, yeah. I have.

[@brandonkays3005]

it's actually really amazing how well this movie holds up, despite it coming out way back in 1999. with comic con and stuff being bigger than ever today, it's funny how accurately they nailed that aspect of it (and obsessive fandoms in general). you know a movie is very intelligently written when it can still be very funny while also remaining family friendly, which not a lot of movies can pull off. this movie needs way more love! alan rickman is so perfect as the annoyed, disenfranchised "serious" actor who is trapped in a life of reciting his irritating catchphrase to nerds at a convention. definitely one of my favorite roles

[@falcon989]

As far as sci-fi action comedies go, you’re justified in calling it a masterpiece. It’s very clever and well paced and well plotted.

[@nathanclarke2777]

The best part of the movie can only really be enjoyed in a theater! When he is leaving the real ship for the first time the aspect ration changes from TV size, to regular movie size, to wide screen when he is looking out at the universe!

[@dzl8596]

You’re absolutely right Leo! This is a masterpiece!

[@illgillbates9561]

Intro already had me rolling, that green screen found a good home! This is gonna be a good video

[@josearroyo8008]

Leo, the deleted scenes show that he was high the whole time to make it easier to squint since he was playing an Asian. That brown paper bag he was carrying earlier in the move was filled with edibles even the cheesesnack

[@AG-OldmanBrick]

I love when people discover this movie. So underrated in every aspect.

[@Littlewing1977]

This satirical sci-fi comedy gives people exactly what should be expected from this genre. I consider it an excellent film for what it is.

[@allengilbert7463]

Galaxy Quest is consistently voted as one of the best Star Trek movies ever made, despite not being a Star Trek film. It is certainly a love letter to the series.

[@WaTahBasTard]

One of my favorites 🔥🌬️🍃🍃

[@Laura-M-L]

This is a masterpiece! One of my absolute favorite movies! You are totally our plucky comic relief!!😂

[@clevelandcbi]

8:45 I DIED the first time I saw this when that dude screamed. 😂😂😂

[@Fischstix95]

26:45 you can see on Sigourney's face she clearly says "Fuck that!" 🤣

[@CrystalisQ]

I just re-watched this again a few months ago to show my 18 year old what a classic sci-fi satire it was. I still love the 'screw that' line where Sigourney Weaver's mouth very clearly doesn't match up with the word 'screw'.

[@irregularhunter0586]

Yes, it is a Masterpiece. 😁

[@janetnwonderland]

Many people have called this movie a masterpiece. I even think a famous director or two have called this film a masterpiece. And I agree. A near perfect film. Just the right amount of comedy, drama, and action/adventure. And I even think the special effects still hold up pretty well after all these years. Of course, it doesn't hurt that some of it is not intended to look realistic. A well written, acted, and directed fun film. And your delightful critique is what I've come to expect from you. I don't think I say it near enough, (actually, I know I don't), but you always brighten my day with your humor and your overall attitude. You always bring a smile to my face and a laugh to my lips. Thank you for just being you.

[@JamesASharp]

One of the greatest Sci-fi comedies ever made. Great reaction bro! 👍🏿

[@Deaf_Rowe]

I will do it for you, THIS IS A MASTERPIECE.

[@_FirstLast_]

7:41 Yay!! Finally someone making Zoltan references!!! Stay up MR. VIDEO !!!!

[@JDdiGriz]

This is now, and always will be my favorite Star Trek movie.

[@esweeney47]

When this movie came out, it wasn't cool to be a geek. The world hadn't changed yet due to World of Warcraft, the Lord of the Rings movies, or the Marvel movies. Having a movie that celebrated super geekdom was a surprising point of view at the time.

[@chris...9497]

To be honest, a lot of Tim Allen's acting career has been about elevating geekiness. -Home Improvement" -The "Santa Clause" franchise -The "Toy Story" franchise

[@feintcircles]

Really glad you're finally getting around to this super fun movie. Hope you had your spinach before hand brother, this movie is way better when you're in space. Enjoy the ride!

[@kingscorpion7346]

once, when the actor playing Saris was in costume, he called his character Atila the Crab.

[@Fat-lazy23]

Fun fact: Gwen DiMarco character when she saw the hall way of doom, she originally said "oh fuck that" but dub over it with "oh screw that".

[@darkangel_1978]

My husband and I were just talking about this movie yesterday. My late parents were fans of the movie as well. It's just so funny and an enjoyable dig at the sci-fi/Star Trek genre

[@racing2cat]

I love this movie and it makes me so happy every time someone finds it. Great reaction Leo! 🙂❤

[@Bawookles]

You're absolutely right, it IS a masterpiece!

[@dustinheese]

She clearly says "Fuck that!" Which would make the moment even funnier if it wasn't dubbed over.

[@envowedsyntropist2555]

I love your channel, man. I hope you’re around for a while.

[@x3mslayer]

One of best satires ever made, a fun watch.