Bill Pullman Movie:

		List Price: $29.99		Label: Fox Home Entertainment Salesrank: 1462 Released: June 16, 2009
		Our Price: $14.49
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		MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Media: Blu-ray

Editorial Review:
Studio: Tcfhe/mgm Release Date: 06/16/2009 Rating: Pg

Spaceballs [Blu-ray] Reviews:
A Moronic Moranis For The Ages!!!!! Blu-Ray Review
2009-12-07 - Much maligned parody. Time has wormholed back on it and conveyed the warp of cult status that only hindsight and Einstein can provide. The blu-ray transfer is great and pops out at you. One of the best casts Brooks ever put together (especially the coupe of the cameo by John Hurt) and now that the Star Wars franchise has sputtered and limped across the finish line it seems even funnier in retrospect. I laughed my fool head off thru-out the film and my grandchildren became greatly annoyed at having to re-attach it every few minutes, that is when they even noticed between their guffaws....

Worth every penny for the upgrade!!! Listen not to the naysayers...they're just jealous of the big Candy Dog.



space suck
2009-12-05 - I'm sorry I gotta keep it real, this is with out a doubt one of the worst movies I've ever seen period. just horrible

REALLY GREAT SI-FI COMEDY
2009-11-14 - THIS IS A GREAT COMEDY,I HAVE IT ON DVD,BUT WHEN IT CAME OUT ON BLU RAY I REALLY HAD TO HAVE IT!!!

Love Mel Brooks? Love Blu-Ray? Buy this.
2009-10-04 - One of my all time favorite movies and of course a classic Mel Brooks film. I own this on DVD, but definitely wanted it on Blu-Ray as well. For a movie of its age, it looks great on Blu-Ray. I had fun watching it all over again in high-def! The sound is truly better. That's probably the biggest improvement. It does have extra features too, which is always nice, although my main concern is the film itself.

Overall a great buy for any Mel Brooks fan!

I would have rated movie higher, but........
2009-07-30 - I love a good majority of Mel Brooks movies, but what brings this movie down is the fact that John Candy stars in it. I don't know what there is about him, but I find him to be very annoying, and about as funny as a rubber crutch! I don't have a movie in my collection with John Candy in it. I think he was a very over rated comedian/actor. Rick Moranis shines through on this one. Supporting cast is up there as well. Bill Pullman proves to me that he can do different roles, playing a somewhat comedian role on Spaceballs. Somewhat humorous role in Lake Placid, and a serious role as president in Independence Day.

This is a great spoof off Star Wars. Mel Brooks has put out some real good movies in the past, and he always seems to get the right people to play the right parts. I remember seeing 2 of his great movies when I was in the service - Young Frankenstien, and Blazing Saddles. Blazing Saddles has been butchered when it was shown on network television with all the editing, so owning a copy of this classic is on my to do list. Spaceballs seems to be ok on network television, because it doesn't have the racial overtone that Blazing Saddles does. I recommend most of Mel Brooks movies. Even though I don't care for John Candy, I think Mel Brooks did well by putting him in this movie.