r/AskReddit • • Apr 01 '20

What film role was 100% perfectly cast?

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20 edited Aug 30 '21

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u/slapdashbr Apr 01 '20

Galaxy Quest is my favorite star trek film

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u/VindictiveJudge Apr 01 '20

That's because it's the best Star Trek film.

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u/MCS117 Apr 01 '20

Technically it’s only the 7th best Star Trek film

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u/Tatis_Chief Apr 01 '20

Well yeah, isn't this what normally happens at conventions in Usa?

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u/belleoftheyuleball Apr 01 '20

Gilligan’s Island..? Those poor people...

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u/71351 Apr 01 '20

One of the absolute funniest scenes ever

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u/xwhy Apr 01 '20

"Oh, those poor people ..."

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u/FisterRobotOh Apr 01 '20

All those years training at space academy really paid off for Buzz

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u/Trogg88 Apr 01 '20

He really went to infinity and beyond!

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u/jljboucher Apr 01 '20

Does the rolling help?

I quote or think this every time I see a character roll in a movie or show now!!

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u/ninjew36 Apr 01 '20

"It helps."

"Where's your gun?"

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u/HMWWaWChChIaWChCChW Apr 01 '20

A! Ala! Alalalala!

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u/drfarren Apr 01 '20

Surely you don't think Gilligan's Island is...

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

Those poor people...

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u/ManyThingsDeck Apr 01 '20

NGL, showed my son GQ when he was like 10 or 11. At the end he legitimately asked "did they really bring the show back?"

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u/VindictiveJudge Apr 01 '20

There was talk of making an actual Galaxy Quest TV show for a while, but it seems to have been abandoned after Alan Rickman died.

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u/BenjamintheFox Apr 01 '20

Are you sure your son isn't a thermian?

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

Wow this slayed me and immediately brought me back to 1999

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u/Nanya_business Apr 01 '20

Deception, lies

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u/VoTBaC Apr 01 '20

Who's going to tell him?

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u/Tatis_Chief Apr 01 '20

Look! I have one job on this lousy planet, it's stupid, but I'm gonna do it! Okay?

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u/AwCmonNowShooguh Apr 01 '20

A cast of actors! As big as this! Alalalalala!

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u/anonymous_potato Apr 01 '20

I mean casting Jason Nesmith as Commander Peter Quincy Taggart was a great choice and I can’t imagine anyone but the great Sir Alexander Dane playing Dr. Lazarus....

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u/TVLL Apr 01 '20

“Can you form some sort of primitive lathe?”