1. Taxed Enough Already Dude says:

    24 Got Obama Elected, Ready for Palin draft 2012?

    Cool.

  2. deowll says:

    Actually I just turn off my higher order mental faculties and enjoy the heck out of this utter rubbish/fantasy. ?;^)

    • LibertyLover says:

      Ditto

    • Anonymous says:

      Sounds like fun to turn off the higher mental faculties and go see what looks like some good special effects and warped creativity. In fact, I might actually peel off a saw buck for a ticket (rather than wait to see it online). It can’t be a whole lot worse than “Rocky Horror Picture Show” or “Dude, Where’s My Car”. Right?

  3. Animby says:

    Thanks, BillyDe. Mel Brooks was (is) a comedy genius. The Producers was one of his best.

  4. Kent says:

    If I remember correctly, this movie was a collaborative creation by volunteers on the internet. I think the people behind it did a Startrek spoof about ten years ago.

  5. orchidcup says:

    Any movie with Sarah Palin in it must be a spoof.

  6. jpfitz says:

    Udo Kier

    Mini Biography
    Udo Kier was born October 14, 1944 in Cologne, Germany, during World War II. His entrance was just as dramatic as some of his roles. On the evening of his birth Udo’s mother requested extra time with her new baby. The nurses had gathered all of the other babies and returned them to the nursery when the hospital was bombed. He and his mother were rescued from underneath the rubble. Udo didn’t know much about his father. When Udo was 18 he moved to Britian in order to learn the English language.
    http://imdb.com/name/nm0001424/bio

    Udo wants revenge.

  7. Uncle Dave says:

    Starship Trooper actually tried to be good, though misguided, so I kinda give it a pass.

    Want something worse? Every Saturday night, the made for SyFy channel movie. It’s hard to make Ed Wood’s classic, Robot Monster, look good, but they seem to be able to do it, time after time.

    • Animby says:

      UncDave: The first sci-fi movie I remember seeing was Forbidden Planet and I’ve been hooked on such movies ever since. You know the good thing about Syfy made-for-TV movies? They are so consistently bad, you never feel bad for missing one.

      • bobbo, the pragmatic existential evangelical anti-theist and junior Art Critic says:

        Hah! Thats an excellent point. Hadn’t noticed I feel exactly the same way. That, and the assumption it will be on later.

        First Sci-Fi I remember is “Beast from 40 Thousand Fathoms.” Had nightmares for years after that.

        Saw it again a few years ago. Pure Bleeck!

        Same with most horror shows these days. The image in the mirror, the person behind the refrigerator door when it gets closed. The loud noise from nowhere still gets me but thats because it can’t be anticipated. All pretty much hokum now.

        Still not comfortable in total darkness, but thats another story.

      • SteveD13 says:

        SyFy seems to be embracing the cheese factor in their Saturday made for TV movies. They even had a contest, “Name the monster and we’ll make the movie.”
        Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you “Sharktopus!”

  8. Confuzled says:

    AWESOME!

  9. Cesar Obamacus Zero says:

    This looks like a Uwe Boll movie. Oh, Udo Kier why in another Schiza-fest?

  10. RS says:

    Come on, Nazi’s in space?

    Who could possibly have a problem with this. Reminds of the Star Trek Enterprise arc where time traveller Nazi’s have laser Stuka’s attack the starship.

  11. soundwash says:

    lol.. i never thought the iron sky project would get the funding, let alone jump from the net to the big screen.. this should be a great spoof-movie.

    And like the Powers That Were like to say:
    “The Movie is the message”

    -s



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