Fast 'Vector' I think.

I was asked to change my avatar.

Here's something I created in MS paint.
Avatar:

Zoomed in:

it looks like a drawing

he looks black

supposed to.

yeah... i guess so

cool u made an asian a Blackie

pfextreme wrote:

cool u made an asian a Blackie

He was a blackie before.

do u actgually have time to do this lol

Im... asian fool... and rofl extreme said blackie... HAHAHAHA

Colonel Midget wrote:

do u actgually have time to do this lol

Yeah, I was watching a movie and painting it at the same time.
Galaxy Quest. A satire/parody on Star Trek. It's from early 2000's I think. It's a great watch and scored a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes.

hmmm thats pretty good....although dark knight ftw

Galaxy Quest is one of the shittiest movies in existence, is it the one with Tim Allen?

toothpicks wrote:

Galaxy Quest is one of the shittiest movies in existence, is it the one with Tim Allen?

ARE YOU KIDDING?

its fucking hilarious.
best parody ever.

nawwwwww its lame. i actually fell asleep watching it

toothpicks wrote:

nawwwwww its lame. i actually fell asleep watching it

It rapes Star Trek. Funniest parody!

It's not even a parody at all, the story line has nothing to do with Star Trek. And I have it, I just don't watch it 'cause it's not as funny as it used to be.

oooooo burn

Shadow wrote:

It's not even a parody at all, the story line has nothing to do with Star Trek. And I have it, I just don't watch it 'cause it's not as funny as it used to be.

It is a parody. Parodies don't have to follow the same story line. They just have to act the same. Now proof it is a parody?

Quote :

Galaxy Quest is an acknowledged homage to Star Trek; there are a variety of correspondences between the world of Galaxy Quest and the world of Star Trek. The television program within the film, Galaxy Quest, is set around the starship NSEA Protector, an instrument of the National Space Exploration Administration: thinly veiled replicas of the USS Enterprise and Starfleet (or the United Federation of Planets), respectively.

This homage even extended to the original marketing of the movie, including a promotional website (Travis Latke's Galaxy Quest Vaults) intentionally designed to look like a poorly constructed fan website, with "screen captures" and poor HTML coding.


* The NTE part of the Protector’s registration number (NTE-3120 as opposed to the Enterprise’s NCC-1701), ostensibly alludes to some sort of similar space federation, but in reality stands for "Not the Enterprise", according to visual effects co-supervisor Bill George in a 2000 interview with Cinefex magazine
* The constant rolling of Taggart corresponds to the rolling of Kirk, starting with the first aired episode "The Man Trap", where Kirk rolls between rocks whilst searching for Crater. TV Tropes, the media convention cataloguing website, titles this the "Unnecessary Combat Roll."
* Usually, as in the case of Star Trek, when there is an explosion, the camera would tilt to one side and the actors would fall to the other, creating the visual effect of the set rolling and the actors reacting (an effect often called the Irwin Allen rock-and-roll by film buffs). However, the Protector bridge set was built on hydraulic rams (or 'gimbals'), so when an explosion supposedly occurred, the set would actually (and very suddenly) rock to one side, vibrate wildly and throw the actors out of their seats. According to interviews on the DVD release of the film, the effect was so real that it actually frightened (and injured) several of the main cast.

Even if it isn't as funny to you when you were younger. I still think it's a genius movie.
I hate jumping on bandwagons but: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/galaxy_quest/
90% And some of the reviews state it as a parody of Star Trek.

Space Balls is the funniest space movies (spoof of star wars)