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the Final Fun Tier: Galaxy Quest SolidWatching Galaxy Quest reaffirms one clear fact: Disney does not have the run of family oriented fun movies. Dreamworks Pictures has repeatedly shown this through releases one great family film after another, and we, the viewing public, should take notice. There’s nothing wrong with a studio known for its family films. There is something wrong with a studio whose name becomes synonymous with Family Fun like Kleenex is synonymous with “tissues.” Galaxy Quest has more smarts and savvy than many of its space-movie family film predecessors. It has kids jokes, adult humor, and a great premise. Star Trek goes real. Except Star Trek’s stars wouldn’t have nearly this much fun. The aging, though still attractive (Holy Sigourney Weaver!) ex-stars of the old television show Galaxy Quest (hence the name) discover that their broadcasts have been picked up by aliens in space who believe the stars to be space heroes so they get them and involve them in an intergalactic war. Not only is it fun, it’s a better plot than anything Star Trek has come up with in years! And Captain Kirk was good, but he’s no Tim Allen! The man who sold his soul to The Mouse comes alive again in this film, giving a performance both hilarious, and, at times, heartwarming. A movie with plot, humor, great special effects, and a deeper sociological satirical meaning that’s fun for the whole family; please, take the time to write a letter and have Galaxy Quest listed as an example for Family Fun in the dictionary. Call Webster today!
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Super By Grapthar's Hammer, What a Savings! This is a great story about an alien civilization that sees our TV broadcasts of a Star Trek-like TV series called Galaxy Quest and completely reproduce the TV technology, like the 'transporter', the turbo speed space travel, and yes, even the Omega-13 time alteration device. |
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| The musical score is fantastic, a fanfare of space-epic
proportions. The brass sections combined with choral music is
wonderful; inspiring! Great moral: the captain (Tim Allen)
realizes that the kids who are fans of
the show and know everything about the sci-fi series have just saved
his life,
at which point he realizes that his "crew" have been critical to his
success
all along. This meta-morphasis occurs right at the beginning of the
absolute
best musical score ever. |
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| Repeating all the musical themes of the movie, the
"credits concert" is a masterpiece. Just Completely Wonderful ! |
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