They made a sequel. We made a webpage. It contains merchandise.
Spaceballs: The New One · Amazon MGM Studios
Rick Moranis returned. Mel Brooks returned. The helmet returned. We do not know what else returned.
One-word diagnosis. Surprisingly predictive. Dark Helmet called it in 1987.
Twenty-eight seconds of plaid. You have been warned.
…or just type ludicrous anywhere.
Where the real money from the movie is made. — Yogurt · CEO, Department of Retail
Move your mouse. The ring follows. Deflect the incoming memorabilia. This is the whole game. It is not deep.
This page is a non-commercial parody fan tribute. Spaceballs (1987) was written by Mel Brooks, Thomas Meehan, and Ronny Graham, directed by Mel Brooks, and produced and distributed by Brooksfilms, MGM/UA Communications Co., and now Amazon MGM Studios. All film titles, character names, quotes, visual references, and associated trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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"The Schwartz" is a joke about "The Force," owned by The Walt Disney Company. "Going to Plaid" is a joke about going very fast. "Merchandising" is the entire point.
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