Spaceballs 2!

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Wonder if there will be any DVD jokes like the VHS joke in the first one. Perhaps they will pull it out and play all the alternate scenes or endings.
This news definitely makes me smile.
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| Will Rick Moranis return as Dark Helmet though? Last I heard, he was retired from acting all-together and raising his kids full time. |
Perhaps they will do a prequel that shows how he became Dark Helmet? If they did it like this, then they wouldn't necessarily need Moranis although for me he would be missed.
Then again, who knows?

But, I've said it before and I'll say it again: John Candy is irreplaceable.
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I don't think I could stomach another Matrix "bullet-time" spoof though, that's just been way overdone.
I suppose they could riff on Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter also (maybe have young Dark Helmet kill Harry Potter to begin his descent to the Dark Side).
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| I suspect George's penchant for re-editing the OT |
I think it would be a great gag if they watch "Spaceballs: The Movie" again and you can't even see anything because the whole screen is filled with CGI creatures which obscure virtaully everything else.
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| But, I've said it before and I'll say it again: John Candy is irreplaceable. |
You said it, George!
If Brooks can pull off the Queen Amidala hairdo gag as well as he did the Princess Leia/Vespa gag... someone told me [d/k if it is true] that Carrie Fisher saw that part and had to be helped to the ladies room before she had an unseemly accident.
Well, maybe it could be a prequel, which would rule out the need for John Candy [R.I.P, buddy!]. Of course, other than Mel himself, how many members of the original cast would be willing to reprise their roles?
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A manic Dark Helmet could be pretty funny.
| Of course, other than Mel himself, how many members of the original cast would be willing to reprise their roles? |
Not to be cruel, but it's not like anyone became big time $20 Million Dollar Movie stars. Why wouldn't they want to come back? I'm pretty sure everyone is still with us with the exception of John Candy.
Besides the old Hollywood adage of a person being only as hot as their last project probably helps Mel Brooks, as The Producers was seen as a huge hit.
He could probably get a lot of people to do cameos at least for Space Balls 2.
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.'According to the Expanded Spaceballs Universe, Dark Helmet was born here and has a secret sister..."
DH: "Really? I have a sister?"
| Personally, I would love to see Horatio Sanz as the son of Barf. |
Horatio Saenz is the actor I thought of immediately for the father of Barf (if this is a prequel).
This movie sticks with me. Even now, watching Episode IV-VI, I keep expecting to see "We Brake for Nobody'' plastered on the back of some of those Empire battle cruisers.


