
Spaceballs: The New One hits theaters April 23, 2027 — Moranis stuns Hall H
Ludicrous speed has a theatrical date. Spaceballs: The New One — Mel Brooks’ long-awaited sequel — locks April 23, 2027, and Amazon MGM’s Hall H panel turned into a Rick Moranis homecoming: the Dark Helmet reveal from the audience, standing ovation, first Comic-Con appearance energy.

Who is back — and who is new
Moranis, Daphne Zuniga, Bill Pullman, George Wyner, and Brooks return; Josh Gad (writer/producer/star), Keke Palmer, Lewis Pullman, and Anthony Carrigan join. Josh Greenbaum directs from a script by Gad, Dan Hernandez, and Benji Samit. SDCC skipped a new trailer in favor of Brooks reunion tapes and booth reads — CinemaCon already spoiled Avatar urinal gags for anyone who needed them.
Forty years later, still a parody machine
Marketing promises a galaxy still very, very far away and still spoofing whatever sci-fi is loud in 2027. The SEO trifecta writes itself: Spaceballs 2, Rick Moranis return, April 2027 release. Nostalgia plus Gad’s modern comedy engine is the bet.
“Spaceballs: The New One hyperspaces into theaters April 23, 2027.”
— Amazon MGM Studios — 2026
Comb the audience. May the Schwartz be with your calendar — spring 2027 is booked.
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