Spaceballs is a 1987 American science fiction parody film co-written by, directed by, and starring Mel Brooks. It also features John Candy, Rick Moranis, Daphne Zuniga, Bill Pullman, and the voice of Joan Rivers. The film was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on June 24, 1987, and earned mixed reception. It later became a cult classic on video and one of Brooks' most popular films. Its plot and characters parody the original Star Wars trilogy,...
Colonel Sandurz feels defeated when he and the Spaceballs cannot locate Princ...
Yogurt takes control of the mysterious ring of the Schwartz when Barf's foot ...
Lone Starr is taken aback when he discovers the Schwartz really works as he l...
Yogurt guides Lone Starr through the task of lifting the giant statue of Yogu...
Yogurt warns Lone Starr not to underestimate the power of the Schwartz.
Yogurts tells Lone Starr not to be disappointed, the writing on his necklace ...
Lone Starr is disappointed that Yogurt won't translate what Lone Starr's neck...
Lone Starr discovers that Yogurt is capable of reading his mysterious necklac...
Lone Starr shows Yogurt his mysterious necklace in search of an answer to his...
The crew of the Spaceball's ship has no luck as they comb the desert in searc...
Dark Helmet checks on the crew's progress as they literally comb the desert.
Colonel Sandurz fears that they are being too literal as they literally drag ...
President Skroob is outraged that Dark Helmet lost the princess and demands t...
Yogurts shows the group the doll made in his likeness.
Yogurt admits that he uses his lair for merchandising for Spaceballs the movie.
Yogurt introduces himself as the keeper of the Schwartz, the powerful magic o...
The group is honored to be in the presence of Yogurt, who is surprised they'v...
The stone figure at the end of the tomb introduces himself as the everlasting...
As the group walks into the mysterious tomb, the large stone figure at the en...
The group walks into an ominous tomb, not sure where the Dinks are taking them.
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