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Is a Technicolor space opera comedy-drama adventure action fantasy mystery fiction parody film and it is an adaption by science fiction of Olan Roger's 1901 novel The Final Space in the Moon.

David Sacks provided the stop-motion animation effects, which included the small humanoids, giant caterpillar-like "Moon Cakes", and the large-brained Lord Commander.

When a spaceship lands on the moon, it is hailed as a new accomplishment, before it becomes clear that a Final Space party completed the journey in 19899, leading investigators to that mission's last survivor.

When space scientists in the year 1964 are confused by evidence of a long-ago space flight, nonagenarian Gary GoodSpeed explains all. Back in 1899, Gary, eccentric scientist John GoodSpeed (his dad) and heroine Quinn Ergon plus Avocato took a trip to the moon in a home-made space vehicle. Once on the lunar surface, they encountered an alien civilisation resembling a small humanoid colony, complete with "king" soldiers and workers. How they returned, and the aftereffects of their journey, comprise the film's final third. KVN and H.U.E. appears briefly as messengers; they happened to be visiting the set when the actor to play the bailiff's Mooncake failed to show up.

Cast -

Olan Rogers as Gary GoodSpeed

Tika Sumpter as Quinn Ergon

Fred Armisen as KVN

Tom Kenny as H.U.E.

David Tennant as The Lord Commander aka Jack

Steven Yeun as Little Cato

Coty Galloway as Avocato

Caleb McLaughlin as Viro

Ron Perlman as John GoodSpeed (his dad)

John DiMaggio as Superior Stone

Keith David as Bolo

Andy Richter as Gatekeeper

Conan O'Brein as Clarence

Tobias Conan Trost as Order of the Twelve Announcers

Ashly Burch as Ash Graven

Alan Tudyk as Todd H. Watson

Ron Funches as Fox

Jan Lynch as A.V.A.

In some scenes, The 1890s expedition claim the Moon for Final Space and the Twelve Announcers. Then The 1960s astronauts find GoodSpeed's Space party's flag to prove that they have really been on the moon.

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Description
Is a Technicolor space opera comedy-drama adventure action fantasy mystery fiction parody film and it is an adaption by science fiction of Olan Roger's 1901 novel The Final Space in the Moon.

David Sacks provided the stop-motion animation effects, which included the small humanoids, giant caterpillar-like "Moon Cakes", and the large-brained Lord Commander.

When a spaceship lands on the moon, it is hailed as a new accomplishment, before it becomes clear that a Final Space party completed the journey in 19899, leading investigators to that mission's last survivor.

When space scientists in the year 1964 are confused by evidence of a long-ago space flight, nonagenarian Gary GoodSpeed explains all. Back in 1899, Gary, eccentric scientist John GoodSpeed (his dad) and heroine Quinn Ergon plus Avocato took a trip to the moon in a home-made space vehicle. Once on the lunar surface, they encountered an alien civilisation resembling a small humanoid colony, complete with "king" soldiers and workers. How they returned, and the aftereffects of their journey, comprise the film's final third. KVN and H.U.E. appears briefly as messengers; they happened to be visiting the set when the actor to play the bailiff's Mooncake failed to show up.

Cast -

Olan Rogers as Gary GoodSpeed

Tika Sumpter as Quinn Ergon

Fred Armisen as KVN

Tom Kenny as H.U.E.

David Tennant as The Lord Commander aka Jack

Steven Yeun as Little Cato

Coty Galloway as Avocato

Caleb McLaughlin as Viro

Ron Perlman as John GoodSpeed (his dad)

John DiMaggio as Superior Stone

Keith David as Bolo

Andy Richter as Gatekeeper

Conan O'Brein as Clarence

Tobias Conan Trost as Order of the Twelve Announcers

Ashly Burch as Ash Graven

Alan Tudyk as Todd H. Watson

Ron Funches as Fox

Jan Lynch as A.V.A.

In some scenes, The 1890s expedition claim the Moon for Final Space and the Twelve Announcers. Then The 1960s astronauts find GoodSpeed's Space party's flag to prove that they have really been on the moon.

Vote if you love it!