*HOT SHOTS! PART DEUX* tickled our ribs (First time watching reaction)
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Hello, everyone! Welcome to our first time watching reaction to Hot Shots! Part Deux, another Jim Abrahams classic starring Charlie Sheen and Lloyd Bridges! Thanks so much to everyone who watched our reaction to the first Hot Shots film. We couldn't wait to get to this one!
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The best joke ever:
They've taken a vow of celibacy, like their fathers and their fathers before them.
It's amazing how many people have that joke go over their heads.
Which one of you is Michelle Huddleston?
The actor blowing his nose is Miguel Ferrer, son of actor Jose Ferrer and singer Rosemary Clooney. First cousin of George Clooney.
@@belvagurr403 Nah. That's Bob Morton of Security Concepts fame
That Rambo/Platoon/Apocalypse Now/Wall Street multilayer joke is one of the best moments in history of comedy movies
Terminator
Both Martin Sheen (Benjamin L. Willard) and Charlie Sheen (Uncredited Extra) were in Apocalypse now and both acted together in Wall Street as father and son.
And Basic Instinct
It's a joke that works on like 5 different levels. Brilliant.
The ”I loved you in ’Wall Street’” moment is something more than magic. It’s pure gold!
Fuck the mole.
I ’m loving this reaction!!
President George H.W. busg(the father) had reached famously gotten sick at a state dinner a few years prior and did vomit on the Japanese ambassador
The event was later known as "bushusuru" which basically means "to do the Bush thing"
Googled it, i love it 😂
Don’t think you guys caught it, but the actor who played Colonel Walters, Richard Crenna, also played as the colonel character in Rambo, making his scenes parodying Rambo even funnier
It's not Ninja Warrior. It's an old show called American Gladiators. Way before Ninja Warrior was a thing. Obstacle/athletic course, but also with huge muscly men and women trying to stop them at certain points along the way.
Netflix has a interesting documentary on the show. Including most of the cast members.
I always forget how young these guys are till they drop a line like that. They seemed unfamiliar with the viewmaster toy the president was using as binoculars
God, i thought American Gladiators was one of those things that every one knew of, like Takeshi Castle...damn i feel old now.
American Gladiators was huge even outside the US and would rerun for years. I was really shocked by them not knowing what it was
@@warwargr3654I only learned about Takeshi's Castle like a year or two ago.
The fact that they brought Richard Crenna to do a parody of himself is just priceless! 🤣🤣
I think he even wore the exact same uniform he wore in _Rambo III._
That's fricking amazing!
It's one of my favorite things about this movie. I haven't yet found another case where an actor has played both the original and the parody character. I know there's that throwaway aliens joke but that doesn't really count.
I know, that made me so happy!
@@Draugo The actor who played Billy Bob in Varsity Blues played his parody character Reggie Ray in Not Another Teen Movie.
"First one to die, loses" is one of my favourite lines. I still quote it.
I have seen this movie over a hundred times and I NEVER noticed the stamp. I'm STILL finding new jokes in this film. Fantastic piece of parody.
I love movies like this, where you find jokes no matter how many times you watch it
BTW, worth noting that in terms of the Rowan Atkinson scene... this film just happened to come out around the same time as he had been doing a lot of adverts in the UK as an incompetent British secret agent for a credit card company, so they used him in this film in reference to those adverts as well. Those adverts (as well being the source of his character in this film) also ended up being the inspiration for his character "Johnny English" years later.
I hope you guys watch "Loaded Weapon", its the awesome spoof to Lethal Weapon. Emilio Esteve & Samuel L. Jackson star in it.
I hope so, too!
Agreed! It's so silly.
It was so cool of Martin Sheen to cameo in his son's film just for one gag. I think now you've gotten every family member on your show, because I think you did one with Emilio Estevez too.
That Geronimo joke has been embedded in my head for thirty years
"I loved you in Wall Street" - best joke of the entire movie 😀
"What are you doing having him swimming?"
They're making a reference to Sea Hunt, a TV series from the late 50s about a former Navy diver, who would use his skill set in one adventure after another off the coast of Southern California. The diver, Mike Nelson (no relation to the MST3K/RiffTrax guy) was played by Lloyd Bridges.
Bridges ended up being typecast because of the role, being offered all sorts of diving scripts afterwards. Later, because of airplane and others, he became viewed as a comic actor and had problems being seen as able to do other acting roles. Jeff Bridges tells of this on Rich Eison’s show.
By this time, his lungs were aching for air!
Thanks for the upload. Lloyd Bridges as President Thomas "Tug" Benson is probably the best fictional president on screen ever. Every line is gold. And he is the father of The Dude. Can he get any cooler? And I always liked the little scene and exchange between Martin and Charlie Sheen.
By that time my lungs were aching for air!
An absolutely incredible talent we're happy to have discovered in the first Hot Shots!
And his son, Jeff, is brilliant too... The Dude abides.
Don’t forget Beau!
@@user-gg4mg8wx7n I know of him, but has rarely seen him in anything. Started with his Brother and Michelle Pfeiffer in a movie parodied in the first Hot Shots.
Love the Reaction!
A couple quick references: The toy Lloyd Bridges is looking through at 16:52 was a Viewmaster, you would put in paper disks that had tiny film pictures inserted in them which would give you a stereoscopic image of the picture when you looked through it.
The obstacle course the two women run through at 22:10 was a reference to American Gladiator which ran in the late 80's to mid 90's, definitely in the same vein of American Ninja Warrior. The women start on the game Eliminator, which would be the final obstacle course challenge of each show, then end on game Joust, where you try and knock the Gladiator off their pedestal without being knocked off themselves.
The Lloyd Bridges scuba scene was extra special for many much older viewers. It was a reference to Lloyd's TV show Sea Hunt.
Lloyd Bridges was amazing, just like in the first movie. I love watching Valeria Golino in this, after seeing her in a great dramatic performance in Frida.
Lloyd Bridge's monologuing while scuba diving is a reference to a 1950/1960's show he was in called Sea Hunt.
And in 1992 President George Bush threw up in the lap of the Japanese Prime Minister.
12:20 A true father-son moment!
You can tell youve never seen American Gladiators. Such a. 90s staple show.
A further injoke was when the President went scuba diving and they played the "Sea Hunt" theme song. Lloyd Bridges starred in the television series Sea Hunt in the late 1950s.
One of the best Rambo movies ever made, even though its a spoof and a Rambo Trilogy.
As I said in the first Hot Shots, this is one of my fave comedy movie of all time.
And my fave joke is a simple one, the one where Michelle tie Topper on the bed and an extra hand help with the knot :3
I believe the President who fell on his own was supposed to be Ford who developed a reputation for being clumsy after he fell down the stairs of Air Force One.
thats just Biden all over
The lake and rabbit incident
@@gabyspan940 Lloyd Bridges reminds me of Biden in this one.
And Saddam is Trump.
Dude was a former athlete and very likeable but him falling a single time absolutely ruined his reputation. So funny how politics were in the past vs now. Something so minor could tank your career in the past.
The Geronimo gag gets me every time, lmao.
Watching others react to this movie really reminds me how genius stupid this movie is. I saw it for the first time when I was 11 or something. I didn't get most of the visual references, I only realise on recent rewatches lol but it was formative. I was raised primarily on Monty Python so that informs my sense of humour. I really miss comedies like this, I don't hear of one very often and they never land quite like this does
14:05 This is my favourite off-screen scream of pain, of all time.
It really sounds like he's in pain, and not just shouting for effect. 😂
It’s amazing haha
LOVE how excited you guys were about Lloyd Bridges in the credits!
Two movies referenced that I didn't find named in the comments yet:
The 1987 thriller No Way Out starring Kevin Costner. I'm not even sure anymore how I found this a couple of years back but it was so weird watching this almost 30 years after seeing HSPD for the first time and going HEY.
The 1992 hit Basic Instinct.
He’s so good in these movies!
Ramada and Topper Harley have great comedic chemistry!
I love how subtle the Casablanca references are. And the Apocalypse Now/ Wall Sstreet refrence is pure gold.
That wasn't supposed to be Carter that was missed, it was Ford. It was a joke about how during his presidency people considered him a klutz (primarily thanks to Chevy Chase on SNL) so in this instance, he was the only one who wasn't injured.
I'm glad you watched this. The first boat scene was actually taken from "The guns of Navarone" ;)
This movie made my face and sides hurt after my first watch. If a joke doesn't land, you can wait 3 seconds for the next one, or there might even be another hidden in frame. There's so much going on!
Saharan wrap. LOL - I'd completely forgotten that one. Comedy gold...
"looks like the upper hand is on the other foot" is one of my favourite quotes and I still quote at times lol
I love this movie. This is one of the rarest where it's arguably better than the original and the original is amazing/hilarious 😂
About 15 movies referenced the first 15 minutes and by“I Loved you in Wall Street” is best joke ever!!!
This movie is so much better than the first one
Yes it is
they're both good.
I literally didn't even know there was a first one. My dad would watch this one, and I would ask "what about part one?" and he would answer "there is no part one" and I though that the 'part deux' was a funny joke about being part two when it was a standalone......
lol I never noticed the Elvis ODing stamp in the million times I've seen this film. good catch
Charlie was actually on set with his dad in Apocalypse now.
I love how easily visible the strike pad they taped to her leg was when she did the match, it makes it funnier because maybe she's just like that lmao, one of my fav comedies
Every week you always bring me joy in seeing you react to movies that were so much a part of my childhood.
🥹❤️
Don't forget that Godfather scene also incorporated the Lady and the Tramp chef and manager musical scene lol
This was one of my sick day movies when I was a kid. I love it so much.
The closing credit shot of helicopter and sun is the poster for the musical "Miss Saigon"
Lloyd Bridges and Leslie Nielsen, my favourite on screen American presidents.
15:30
With the release of rambo 2. Multi utility bowie knives were selling and marketed like hot cakes. A family member even had one. A hollow handle had a cannister with matches, needles, nylon, fishing line. The cap had compass on it even.
Seriously, who could forget Ramada's eyes?
She has the whitest white part of the eye. Do you think she flosses?
I'm surprised you left out the part where they try to go undercover on the boat.
Ramada fishing has to be one of my favorite bits of all time
Interesting bit of trivia: The Colonel is played by Richard Crenna, the man who played Colonel Trautman in the Rambo films so they got the man to parody the very character he played.
Airplane!, Hot Shots, and Loaded Weapon are some of the funniest film parodies I've ever seen. And while this film isn't one of my favorites, it has one of my favorite lines. "War, it's FANTASTIC!"
This movie is just loaded with one liner good and practical effects. I still use the presidents "we'll settle this the old navy way" line to this day, not to mention Ryan Stiles is brilliant in this.
The bit towards the beginning with the fighters dipping their hands on stuff is a reference to both the beginning of Rambo 3 where Rambo is participating in a stick fighting match and the end of the Van Damme film Kickboxer where the final fight features the two fighters having their hands wrapped then dipped in resin and then dipped in shares of broken glass
holy $hit i forgot how funny this movie is, used to love this movie when I was a kid.
Thanks for being my company watching this! :)
You never do forget how the fight scene ends.
The reference is to American Gladiator. A predecessor to Ninja Warrior. 22:08
“People are going to get the Hubie Halloween reference!”
I haven’t seen it, but thanks to the boys over at Razzle Media, I’ve seen three drunk guys lose their minds over it 😂
War, it's FANTASTIC! 😂
Before there was American Ninja Warrior there was American Gladiators (which is what they were spoofing here). It was a cultural phenomenon
So glad you're reacting to the sequel
So happy to see you two finally watch this movie, it has been one of my favorite comedies for over 25 years, watching at least every couple of months and still laugh like a little kid at most of the scenes...especially the Geronimo one.
The Platoon/Apocalyse now crossover is so damn good. Especially the Wall Street line, of course it helps to know those movies, but most people had seen them or knew of them when this was released. All the Rambo (Basically part 2 and Rambo 3) references are great and the blink and you'll miss it Guns of Navarone homage. Basically any Behind enemy lines War movie lol
If you guys haven't seen Tremors 2, it's worth checking out. They made about 7 of them, but the 2nd is worth it
19:17 According to gossip from inside the courtroom, this is very true.
These spoof movies were something else man. I don't think we have anything remotely close to this genre of movies in the current era
This is a legendary comedy movie, one of my favorites that I happily own in my library.
It was fun to see this with you, the constant rolling of jokes in this makes it one of the zaniest movies in cinema history, and a cinematic treasure along with the first Hot Shots movie.
That Intro with the Fight Scene is living in my Head rent free since i first seen it as a Kid.
The walnuts too?
YES! Been so excited for you guys to watch this since the first one.
And to think that Richard Crenna started his career in comedy with “Our Miss Brooks” on radio and “The Real McCoys” on TV, became known fir drama and action with the Rambo movies and came full circle back to comedy.
At 5:50 when the tape is showen on the news is a "pardy/reference" of when an US soldier who was captred during the vietnam war spelled torture in moorse code with blinking.
The diving scenes are parodies of Lloyd Bridges of a TV show called Sea Hunt in the late 50's to early 60's that he was best known for before Hot Shots or Airplane. He was in a LOT of movies from 1940 on, though...and a LOT of movies and TV shows after Sea Hunt. He led in a western TV movie called The Silent Gun in the late 60's, which is where the title "Naked Gun" came from.
The general is from Rambo
The joke with the 2 girls running through a course was a reference to American Gladiator.
Both of you are the hottest of shots for this part deux. This series is cursed and unhinged in the best way.
I can say this.
They reached the tippy topper with this one.
Nice work lads this was a blast.
The scene with Lloyd Bridges scuba diving is a reference to a show he was in, "Sea Hunt"
I saw this in the theater with my best friend. We laughed so hard that he was coughing and I was crying.
The pig snout sandwich with mustard coming out of the nostrils is the funniest part of the movie for me
The funniest is that we see the poster with a pig face next to him when he laughs at it
Mafia! was another amazing parody movie. That one starred Jay Mohr and Christina Applegate (with Lloyd Bridges).
I love it even more than the first one
This came out when I was 7 and I watched it not long after, had it on VHS. I wore that tape out watching this so many times. Didn't get way more than half of the jokes, loved it anyway. Led to me watching Naked Gun and Airplane and all that stuff. It was actually quite a while before I saw the first Hot Shots.
seriously the fact that they were able to get takes of these actors saying these lines with straight faces is amazing.
Genial la idea de ampliar el concepto del canal no solo a peliculas, sino a los comics que nunca vieron la luz.
This was so much fun to see! I love you guys' reactions!
I was hoping so hard you'd do part deux!! This movie still replays on my mind every now and then.
So dumb. So good!
I love the old parodies. They don't make them like they used to. I think this one is better than the first one. But one of the best ones in my opinion is 'Jane Austin's: Mafia!' it's a hilarious parody if Godfather
Just discovered your channel tonight and I've been binging all your videos, you've been covering a bunch of my all-time favorites👌
This is my childhood favourit movie ever
YUSS! Y'all dropped this while I was at work and now I'm gonna go home and watch this❤
What a great movie and a very well done sequel. ^^ Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did the first (of many) time I watched it.
This movie is so much better if you've seen the rambo movies
And Basic instinct, Apocalypse now, Wall street, Kickboxer,Lady and the tramp and American gladiators... Etc.
@@gamleskalle1the only reference they got was apocalypse now
The fight scene with the gummi bears is a reference to Bloodsport, a Van Damme movie.
I needed this. And with this I mean to be reminded that there is still some happines and joy in the world.
20:30 Well, that has to be a fun trivia trick question.
Who was the first person to wield a purple lightsaber?
Not Mace Windu/Samuel L. Jackson, but Saddam Hussein 😂
Easily one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen.
The vomit joke was based on true events.
"While attending a banquet hosted by Japanese prime minister Kiichi Miyazawa on January 8, 1992, American president George H. W. Bush fainted after vomiting into Miyazawa's lap"
10:25 THE WORDPLAY IS JUST WOW
That wasn’t Carter who fell on his own. That was Gerald Ford, who was known for falling over a few times.
Charlie and Martin Sheen scene is my favorite!
I'm sure someone already pointed it out, but th president who fell on his own was Gerald Ford. ford was best known for falling down the steps of air force one, as well as having several skiing accidnets, and it was rumored that he had an old football injury that occasionally gave him bouts of vertigo and instability. he was thought of as clumsy, and this was greatly reinforced int he early years of SNL where chevy chase would play him stumbling over everything. this is also largely where chevy chase shined, being tall and gangly enough to take pratfalls in ways that looked chaotic and destructive but rarely painful. unfortunately for chase, he also tended to use phsyically awkward stumbles as crutches for his writing, but he never relaly trained up his ability to take falls with anything more than just knocking stuff over. not saying he's not fantastic or that his 40+ years of comedy is bad, jsut that if you watch like 3 chevy chase things in a row, you quickly realize how limited his range is, unlike many of his other snl alums.