The Mel Brooks film Spaceballs is a cult classic and a fan favorite; it’s a shame the film didn’t resonate more with critics.

Yogurt is coming back to the big screen for a “Spaceballs” sequel. Oscar winner Mel Brooks will reprise his role as Yogurt in Amazon MGM Studios‘ new "Spaceballs" movie, reports Deadline ...

As excitement continues to build for a comedic and nostalgic return to the universe of Spaceballs, here’s everything we know so far about the long-awaited sequel, Spaceballs 2.

The original Spaceballs from 1987 is heavily inspired by George Lucas ’ 1977 sci-fi movie masterpiece but with many distinct and uproariously silly differences — including a half-man, half-dog ...

Spaceballs: The Animated Series ultimately failed to capture the original film’s magic and secure a lasting audience due to a mix of creative shortcomings and unfavorable circumstances.

When the misfit heroes of Spaceballs meet Yogurt, the gnomish guru brought to life by Mel Brooks, they ask him just what he does in his hidden lair. “Merchandising!” he explains ...

Spaceballs is a classic that has had an undeniable impact on popular culture. Having grown up in the 2000s, Spaceballs was before my time, but for the most part, it holds up well.

Even the Alien franchise has transformed over the years, from the haunted-house-in-space horrors of 1979's Alien, to the ...

Spaceballs 2 will feature original cast & humor; nostalgic fans expect Star Wars parody to continue. Sequel's title should pay off 30-year-old joke by reflecting Hollywood's nostalgia trend.

Lone Star’s Eagle 5 Winnebago in “Spaceballs,” now available on 4K Ultra HD from Kino Lorber. more > Print By Joseph Szadkowski - The Washington Times - Saturday, May 15, 2021 ...

Of all the fond memories Bill Pullman has of working on Spaceballs, the crew’s fear that working with a special-effects bluescreen could make them pass out or go blind is the tale which makes ...

Spaceballs doesn’t take Star Wars seriously, but it isn’t mean-spirited. Really, Star Wars is the set dressing for a light comedy that feels way more fairy tale-y than Star Wars ever did.