CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
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Space Nazis On The Moon
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Fuddlemiff
Is this real life?
Well that's good news. The last trailer I saw said 2018 at the end and my heart sank. We could all have been dead before seeing Space Nazis!
Charlemagne
Holy Roman Emperor
Made by the same guys behind "Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning".
CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
I hope they carve Hitler's face into the moon so that it's visible from Earth (remember that book CASSIE?)
Eggs Mayonnaise
All In With The Nuts
How am I completely ignorant of this phenomenon?
And was that a Sarah Palin-like character in there?
And was that a Sarah Palin-like character in there?
CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
LOOKED LIKE IT.
Loktar
Internet God
Indeed.
Loktar: I'm glad Sarah Palin didn't become President/Vice President
Loktar's Mom: What's so bad about Sarah Palin?
Loktar: Ugh. *rolleyes, walks away*
CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
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FOR COMPLETENESS.
FOR COMPLETENESS.
Fuddlemiff
Is this real life?
I hope it'll actually be in cinemas because I know a bunch of people who'll watch it.
The Tomtrek
Love Wookiee
Space blimbs? I'm in.
The Tomtrek
Love Wookiee
I saw this film today.
When I first saw the early trailer ages ago when Mark Kermode was going on about it, "Space Nazis" looked like an awesome premise for the trailer (which was really good), but I was curious as to how well that would last over a full film.
Thankfully, the idea never gets old. I mean never. I mean every time someone in the film says "Space Nazis" it just gets better. Space Nazi Fatigue never sets in.
The film itself is thankfully delightfully silly. It knows exactly what it is, it knows exactly that the only reason we're there is to see Nazis from Space attack The Earth, and that's what it gives you. That, and I thought it was, for the most part, a funny film! Like, laughing with the film rather than at it.
Some of the Sarah Palin satire stuff was a bit on the nose for me, and so fell flat. But there's later scenes at the UN that are much better. The film does try and comment on world politics in general, but it never distracts from the Nazis from the Moon. There's also some pretty good fish-out-of-water stuff when the Nazis see modern day New York.
Part of me wants to say that it all gets too silly at the end, but really it starts off at "too silly" and so I really can't fault it for being too too silly. Once you've accepted the fact that Nazi live on the Moon and fly Flying Saucers you really shouldn't have trouble with the slightly more outlandish ideas the second half of the film has.
OVERALL: I LIKED THIS FILM. There were Nazis from Space and they had Space Blimps towing meteors so they could crash them into the Earth.
When I first saw the early trailer ages ago when Mark Kermode was going on about it, "Space Nazis" looked like an awesome premise for the trailer (which was really good), but I was curious as to how well that would last over a full film.
Thankfully, the idea never gets old. I mean never. I mean every time someone in the film says "Space Nazis" it just gets better. Space Nazi Fatigue never sets in.
The film itself is thankfully delightfully silly. It knows exactly what it is, it knows exactly that the only reason we're there is to see Nazis from Space attack The Earth, and that's what it gives you. That, and I thought it was, for the most part, a funny film! Like, laughing with the film rather than at it.
Some of the Sarah Palin satire stuff was a bit on the nose for me, and so fell flat. But there's later scenes at the UN that are much better. The film does try and comment on world politics in general, but it never distracts from the Nazis from the Moon. There's also some pretty good fish-out-of-water stuff when the Nazis see modern day New York.
Part of me wants to say that it all gets too silly at the end, but really it starts off at "too silly" and so I really can't fault it for being too too silly. Once you've accepted the fact that Nazi live on the Moon and fly Flying Saucers you really shouldn't have trouble with the slightly more outlandish ideas the second half of the film has.
OVERALL: I LIKED THIS FILM. There were Nazis from Space and they had Space Blimps towing meteors so they could crash them into the Earth.
CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
So I heard it was only in cinemas for one day or something? That sounds a bit stupid.
The Tomtrek
Love Wookiee
It was only in cinemas on Wednesday, but a couple of cinemas in London have extended that run.
It is also out on DVD/Blu-Ray (which is how I watched it) tomorrow, though.
It is also out on DVD/Blu-Ray (which is how I watched it) tomorrow, though.
CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
I'm sure I'll watch it sometime afater everyone else has stopped caring!