Indeed. Everybody’s too goddamn hypersensitive and perpetually-offended now, and even those who aren’t snowflakes themselves are too damn scared of offending the ravenous mutants and getting cancelled. And that’s not even to speak of the omnipresent sociopolitical agendas being pushed in everything in place of the comedy. What an utterly embarrassing and disgraceful time to be alive. Blargh.
@@Armaldo468funny enough not why this genre died. Most because to many bad ones come out and every single joke had then been used, and not always well. Or just the punchline died. And They became so predictable that the jokes weren't even funny because you could guess it before the punchline.
@@dannore8077 Perhaps not, but it’s certainly a factor that keeps anything quite like this from being done again-at least until the world somehow regains its senses, but I’m not holding my breath on that; I don’t particularly feel like suffocating. Also this kind of clever comedy requires functioning brain cells to write, which are also in perilously short supply today. If this form of comedy got too banal and dumbed-down to survive back in the day, can you imagine how atrocious it’d be *now?* A terrifying prospect, for sure.
Fun Fact: Weird Al gave an interview where he said he took a couple of dates to see the film when it was still screening in cinemas. And he'd wear his exact outfit he wore in this film. When he popped out of the plane on screen, they'd look over at him with this shocked expression. It got a laugh out of them every time.
partially because before doing comedy he stared in TV dramas and he decided to deliver lines like in his old job for a better comific effect. It looks like he was right.
To your reaction at 3:52, Weird Al did a cameo in all 3 Naked Gun movies. He was apparently a fan of the short-lived series the movies are based off of. That bit where he (Drebbin) talks to the mayor about shooting the "5 wierdos in togas", that was a nod to the original Dirty Harry movie, where Harry says something similar to SFs mayor.
"Hey, it's Enrico Pallazzo!" and "My father went the same way" are 2 of my fave lines from any comedy ever, and glad to see that Kacee not only had great reactions to these but also even included them in the reaction; it annoys me an unreasonable amount when I see some reactors cut out either of these moments.
For the younger viewers- the gunman is Reggie Jackson. At one time he was one of the most famous sports stars in the US. He even had a candy bar, which is somehow being sold again 40 years after they originally stopped making them.
I worked in a movie theater when this came out! I volunteered to work every night the movie was in the theater (3 weeks it was a discount theater in the 80s) and I must have seen this movie close to 100 times there. They're eating red dyed pistachios which are the BEST
This Gem is from a day and age when movie makers were not afraid to make people laugh. Another to try is "Top Secret" with Val Kilmer in his debut singing, dancing, and just making us laugh a lot.
came here to say this,. Airplane and Police Squad were actual scripts from 50's films/tv that the Zuckers added jokes. Airplane was based on Zero Hour and Police Squad on Felony Squad from the 60's (several youtube edits compare the shows and they were often shot for shot and line for line). Top Secret was possibly their most original creation and a satire of several genres including 'elvis movies'.
Good reaction.. it is funny how most young reactors don't know about red pistachios. They were such a huge part of my childhood. My grandmother would always have a bunch of those along with hard candy for guests.
@@DosCavazos They used to put a dye on pistachios to hide blemishes, imperfections, stains, and other damage on the shells which could happen during harvesting. Why they used red, I don't know. They also came in green, though I believe that was much less common. They no longer dye the pistachio shells because they're largely harvested mechanically now which has almost entirely eliminated all of the problems the dyes were used to hide.
@@DosCavazos They used to put a dye on pistachios to hide blemishes, imperfections, stains, and other damage on the shells which could happen during harvesting. Why they used red, I don't know. They also came in green, though I believe that was much less common. They no longer dye the pistachio shells because they're largely harvested mechanically now which has almost entirely eliminated all of the problems the dyes were used to hide.
In the 80's, it was found that F&DC No.5 caused cancer, and (after much debate) it was finally banned. I think the next popular red dye was also suspected of not being safe, too. Many foods changed their formulas. The dye was in a lot of foods. I guess, the pistachio industry decided it wasn't worth it to keep dying their products. Pistachios were fairly popular at the time, but they weren't to dye for. (apparently)
You asked for some other slapstick movies like this, well here are some....Airplane! (1980), Airplane II: The Sequel (1982), Top Secret! (1984), The Naked Gun 2 1/2 - The Smell of Fear (1991), Hot Shots! (1991), Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993), Loaded Weapon 1 (1993), Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), Spy Hard (1996), Wrongfully Accused (1998).
These three movies are based on the series "Police Squad" from 1982 written by the same two brothers that only lasted six episodes before being cancelled (which is a damn shame as I think it's hilarious, but I think they said it didn't do well because it's a series (like the movie) that you have to actually sit down and watch to get all the little sight gags and non-sequiturs). It featured Leslie Nielsen and the actor who played Ted, but Nordberg was played by a different actor.
about the lionfish: they're an invasive species and because of their spines, are usually avoided by most natural predators. i have heard they are delicious once they are separated from their spines
Nielsen starred in The Forbidden Planet (Sci Fi cult classic). Airplane was his first stint in parody/comedy roles. He did a lot including Spy Hard, Dracula: Dead And Loving It and more Naked Gun movies! Recommends: "Seven Pounds," "The Book Of Eli" and "Powder!"
Denmark here, I'm not quite a Nielsen myself, but my name is Frank (though not Drebin), and my mother's sister and that part of my Family are all Nielsen's. Leslie Nielsen's father was actually a police officer, or more correctly he was an immigrant from Denmark who joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. His brother became the Deputy Prime Minister of Canada for a few years in the 80's and his half-uncle was the Danish-American actor Jean Hersholt who twice was awarded an honorary Oscar and a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and in his honor the "Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award" is still a special Oscar named by the Oscar Academy. The kind of secretly funny part is that when he is offered a Cuban cigar he said he is "Dutch-Irish, my father was from Wales", because in real life Leslie Nielsen's mother was from Wales, so he was neither Dutch or Irish, but he deliberately switched the "Wales" part from his mother to his father in this joke, he then go on to invite Priscilla Presley out for dinner, saying that he knows this out of the way place, that serve great (Danish) Viking food. It also explains how terrible he is at remembering the US National Anthem lyrics, because in truth he was not an American citizen, but a half Danish Canadian, so I think they just let him "run with it" 😁
The two sequels are worth laugh'ers, too. AIRPLANE has quite a few sight-gags and background gags, but also audiences who know the actors and characters will enjoy references to 1970s and 1980s jokes.
Great reaction. I've seen this movie so many times and never caught the 7th street stockyard near the 53rd street entrance joke lol. Also, corked bats as well as smearing Vaseline and sanding baseballs is basically cheating and illegal in Major League Baseball.
The character he plays in this film is from "Police Squad!" an American crimee codey series from 1982 broadcast on ABC network. It ony did 6 episodes and still funny. Nielsen mentioned at the time that the lack of episodes was due to the audience having to pay attention when watching it. However, it did help to make these films.
Doesn't matter where I am, doesn't matter what kinda mood I'm in... Seeing "frank drebin" park his car (and rear end every car he parks behind) gets me near tears.
The best order to watch them is: 1. A Substantial Gift (The Broken Promise) 2. Ring of Fear (A Dangerous Assignment) 3. Rendezvous at Big Gulch (Terror in the Neighbourhood) 4. Revenge and Remorse (The Guilty Alibi) 5. A Bird in the Hand (The Butler did it) 6. Testimony of Evil (Dead Men don't laugh) Weird Al appears in all 3 films (roles 1 and 3 are obvious, 2 isn't but is related events in the series). Other actors appear in the films because they appear in the series. Lastly, the credits in movies by the ZAZ team are part of the gag. So don't skip the end credits. Enjoy.
Before Spaceballs she may want to make sure that she's seen the original Star Wars trilogy, a little classic Star Trek, Alien, Wizard of Oz and Planet of the Apes...
It's so weird that the final film of one of the great American actors on stage and in film (John Houseman) has him co-starring with O.J. Simpson, Priscilla Presley, Reggie Jackson, and Weird Al Yankovic.
The part where Frank is in the Mayor's office and describes a previous incident where he shot some actors in the park is a spoof on a famous line by Clint Eastwood in "Dirty harry" (1971)
Other "absurd" comedies like this include: The other two Naked Gun movies, Hot Shots 1 and 2, Top Secret and, as you mentioned, Airplane! (and it's sequel)... All hilarious...
All three Naked Guns make one laugh with cramps across the face. This movie is from 1988, when Leslie Nielsen sadly died in 2010, a lovely obituary for "Enrico Pallazzo" has been printed in newspapers Similar humor can be found in both "Hot Shots" and also in five "Scary Movies", while the most clever iteration is "Loaded Weapon 1"
There was a short lived tv series that this movie was made from. Yes Leslie Nielsen was in it, and it was just as slapstick. (I think it was real early ‘80’s or late ‘70’s) This movie was made a few years at least after Airplane. I want to say Airplane was from 1981 or 1982, Naked Gun I want to say was 1986 judging by the Marquis of the cinema showing the movie Platoon.
Ok actually looked it up since it was bugging me. Airplane was from 1980. Police Squad, the TV show that the characters come from was 1982 for 1 season. The Naked Gun was from 1988.
Kacee your laugh and smile are beautiful. Watched this movie in 1988. We were hungover from night of party. Laughed so much stomach hurt.. Good days. 80's were Awesome!! 😁😎
33:23 The last in his list of things he noticed after meeting Jane that he never knew were there before? Stoplights. I guess that explains some of his driving issues!
The beaver scene reminds me of my biology lab test. One of the exhibits had 3 taxidermy pieces. A snake, an owl and a beaver. I answered the question and had to wait for the line in the next row to move forward. While I waited I leaned on the wall next to our Biology Teaching Assistant. Leaned over next to her and quietly said, "Nice beaver." She immediately replied, "Thank you, I just had it stuffed. We both broke up laughing while the rest of the class glared at us.
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A lot of people, even long-time fans of this movie and its sequels, are unaware that it started as a short-lived TV series that only had 6 episodes. It was hilarious, but didn't get much of a chance on-air. The show was called "Police Squad," hence the subtitle, "From the Files of Police Squad." A lot of the jokes from the TV show were recycled for the movie, but if anyone enjoys the movies, the 6 episodes are definitely worth a watch.
25:12 I hadn't noticed before the absolutely vicious joke here. They're presenting the Queen of England a musket from the American War of Independence (from the British Crown).
This is based on a proposed series called police squad, in which 6 episodes were shot. The OJ Simpson being "killed" in the very beginning was a call back to the series where they would have a big name actor on and kill him off in the very beginning, usually right as their name appeared in the opening credits "with special guest"
Well, K. You have to watch the sequels. Then Airplane. Dracula, dead and loving it! (Maybe need to watch Dracula Bram Stocker first bc it's a parody) And if you feel like need more of this content, Police Squad which is a TV show series that inspired this movie) I remember I used to rent that show with my step brother when we were kids and we used to laugh of those ridiculous scenes!!!! Love your laugh! Can wait for more comedy reactions! Stay Safe!
So the directors of this movie also made: - Kentucky Fried Movie (utterly not politically correct sketch comedy movie made in the 70's, which can best be described as "a day in the life of a TV channel") - Airplane! (a disaster movie parody) - Top Secret! (a spy movie/Elvis movie parody cross over starring Val Kilmer in his first major role) - Police Squad! (a six episode comedy TV series that starred Leslie Nielsen, but which got cancelled. Which lead to:) - The Naked Gun series (this one and the two sequels, 2 1/2 and 33 1/3) - Hot Shots! (a Top Gun parody) and Hot Shots Part Deux (a Rambo parody), bot starring Charlie Sheen. I'm not sure if they made anymore comedies after these as they sort of split up as a team around the last Naked Gun Movie
They don't make comedies like this anymore; and it's a crying shame.
Indeed. Everybody’s too goddamn hypersensitive and perpetually-offended now, and even those who aren’t snowflakes themselves are too damn scared of offending the ravenous mutants and getting cancelled. And that’s not even to speak of the omnipresent sociopolitical agendas being pushed in everything in place of the comedy. What an utterly embarrassing and disgraceful time to be alive. Blargh.
@@Armaldo468funny enough not why this genre died. Most because to many bad ones come out and every single joke had then been used, and not always well. Or just the punchline died. And They became so predictable that the jokes weren't even funny because you could guess it before the punchline.
@@dannore8077 Perhaps not, but it’s certainly a factor that keeps anything quite like this from being done again-at least until the world somehow regains its senses, but I’m not holding my breath on that; I don’t particularly feel like suffocating. Also this kind of clever comedy requires functioning brain cells to write, which are also in perilously short supply today. If this form of comedy got too banal and dumbed-down to survive back in the day, can you imagine how atrocious it’d be *now?* A terrifying prospect, for sure.
Leslie Nelson's comedic abilities in spoof comedies doesn't come around often enough.
@@dannore8077 Snowflake detected.
Fun fact: When Leslie Nielsen died in 2010, ESPN issued an obituary "Remembering the legendary Enrico Pallazzo" 😅😄
It can't have been 14 years 😢
Fun Fact: Weird Al gave an interview where he said he took a couple of dates to see the film when it was still screening in cinemas. And he'd wear his exact outfit he wore in this film. When he popped out of the plane on screen, they'd look over at him with this shocked expression. It got a laugh out of them every time.
Leslie Nielsen is comedy GOLD 😁
One of the best
I think this was his first comedy role. They told him just to play it straight.
@@Christobanistan Airplane was his first comedy role
I love him as mr president😂
Honestly i think he is pretty similar to Liam Neeson so i am hopeful for the reboot
Nobody does deadpan delivery like the King Leslie Nielsen 👑
partially because before doing comedy he stared in TV dramas and he decided to deliver lines like in his old job for a better comific effect. It looks like he was right.
"Hey, it's Enrico Palazzo!" is still one of my favorite non sequiturs to casually drop in a conversation.
That's a classic in my family as well
I always do it. And when i cant find my car in the car park, I say 'and where the hell was I?'
"That's why I took my vacation in Beirut...
...to find some peace."
Underrated joke.🤣
First reaction to this movie I have seen were they actually understood were the ring came from.
The Naked Gun and the Airplane movies are some of my all time favorite movies. So happy you guys are reacting to them. 😂
When I make a mistake at work I always say: "I realize that... now."
Police Squad was a short lived TV series that spun out into the Naked Gun Trilogy and is an absolute must watch
I've watched so many reactions to this film, but what makes it for me is people's laughter. A good laugh makes it all worthwhile to me.
To your reaction at 3:52, Weird Al did a cameo in all 3 Naked Gun movies. He was apparently a fan of the short-lived series the movies are based off of. That bit where he (Drebbin) talks to the mayor about shooting the "5 wierdos in togas", that was a nod to the original Dirty Harry movie, where Harry says something similar to SFs mayor.
I love weird al
"Hey, it's Enrico Pallazzo!" and "My father went the same way" are 2 of my fave lines from any comedy ever, and glad to see that Kacee not only had great reactions to these but also even included them in the reaction; it annoys me an unreasonable amount when I see some reactors cut out either of these moments.
“Use your open eye Frank” always gets me
For the younger viewers- the gunman is Reggie Jackson. At one time he was one of the most famous sports stars in the US. He even had a candy bar, which is somehow being sold again 40 years after they originally stopped making them.
Mr. October.
Mr October
Captain Ed is the best sidekick ever! He always covers for Frank in any crazy situation! 😄
Leslie Nielsen was an icon. RIP.
I worked in a movie theater when this came out! I volunteered to work every night the movie was in the theater (3 weeks it was a discount theater in the 80s) and I must have seen this movie close to 100 times there. They're eating red dyed pistachios which are the BEST
That's the kind of movie where the question "why?" shouldn't be asked, because there's no answer to that, except "why not?"
When I saw the Chalk line floating on the water, I couldn't stop laughing for like 5 hours. I thought I was gonna die.
I loved your reaction. Leslie Nielsen is so funny. He first played this character in the tv series Police Squad which has 6 episodes
I haven't seen someone react to this movie and enjoy it as much as you have - this was great!
Full body condom: the most underrated cosplay idea for the local con
This Gem is from a day and age when movie makers were not afraid to make people laugh. Another to try is "Top Secret" with Val Kilmer in his debut singing, dancing, and just making us laugh a lot.
came here to say this,. Airplane and Police Squad were actual scripts from 50's films/tv that the Zuckers added jokes. Airplane was based on Zero Hour and Police Squad on Felony Squad from the 60's (several youtube edits compare the shows and they were often shot for shot and line for line). Top Secret was possibly their most original creation and a satire of several genres including 'elvis movies'.
Good reaction.. it is funny how most young reactors don't know about red pistachios. They were such a huge part of my childhood. My grandmother would always have a bunch of those along with hard candy for guests.
I had no idea! What was the point of dying them red out of curiosity? 🤔
@@DosCavazos They used to put a dye on pistachios to hide blemishes, imperfections, stains, and other damage on the shells which could happen during harvesting. Why they used red, I don't know. They also came in green, though I believe that was much less common. They no longer dye the pistachio shells because they're largely harvested mechanically now which has almost entirely eliminated all of the problems the dyes were used to hide.
@@DosCavazos They used to put a dye on pistachios to hide blemishes, imperfections, stains, and other damage on the shells which could happen during harvesting. Why they used red, I don't know. They also came in green, though I believe that was much less common. They no longer dye the pistachio shells because they're largely harvested mechanically now which has almost entirely eliminated all of the problems the dyes were used to hide.
@@DosCavazos Occasionally you can still find red pistachios, but only around Christmas-time.
In the 80's, it was found that F&DC No.5 caused cancer, and (after much debate) it was finally banned. I think the next popular red dye was also suspected of not being safe, too. Many foods changed their formulas. The dye was in a lot of foods. I guess, the pistachio industry decided it wasn't worth it to keep dying their products. Pistachios were fairly popular at the time, but they weren't to dye for. (apparently)
Frank Drebin encompasses that whole Venn diagram between chaotic, lawful, good and neutral. 😂
You asked for some other slapstick movies like this, well here are some....Airplane! (1980), Airplane II: The Sequel (1982), Top Secret! (1984), The Naked Gun 2 1/2 - The Smell of Fear (1991), Hot Shots! (1991), Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993), Loaded Weapon 1 (1993), Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), Spy Hard (1996), Wrongfully Accused (1998).
These three movies are based on the series "Police Squad" from 1982 written by the same two brothers that only lasted six episodes before being cancelled (which is a damn shame as I think it's hilarious, but I think they said it didn't do well because it's a series (like the movie) that you have to actually sit down and watch to get all the little sight gags and non-sequiturs). It featured Leslie Nielsen and the actor who played Ted, but Nordberg was played by a different actor.
about the lionfish: they're an invasive species and because of their spines, are usually avoided by most natural predators.
i have heard they are delicious once they are separated from their spines
Nielsen starred in The Forbidden Planet (Sci Fi cult classic). Airplane was his first stint in parody/comedy roles. He did a lot including Spy Hard, Dracula: Dead And Loving It and more Naked Gun movies!
Recommends: "Seven Pounds," "The Book Of Eli" and "Powder!"
It was so great to watch again this movie here and see your reaction XD. But even most great was your beautiful laugh! Such a good time :D. Thank you!
"Police Academy" is a hilarious comedy with humor similar to this that is basically non-stop and edgy as well. I'm sure you'll like it.
Denmark here, I'm not quite a Nielsen myself, but my name is Frank (though not Drebin), and my mother's sister and that part of my Family are all Nielsen's. Leslie Nielsen's father was actually a police officer, or more correctly he was an immigrant from Denmark who joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. His brother became the Deputy Prime Minister of Canada for a few years in the 80's and his half-uncle was the Danish-American actor Jean Hersholt who twice was awarded an honorary Oscar and a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and in his honor the "Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award" is still a special Oscar named by the Oscar Academy.
The kind of secretly funny part is that when he is offered a Cuban cigar he said he is "Dutch-Irish, my father was from Wales", because in real life Leslie Nielsen's mother was from Wales, so he was neither Dutch or Irish, but he deliberately switched the "Wales" part from his mother to his father in this joke, he then go on to invite Priscilla Presley out for dinner, saying that he knows this out of the way place, that serve great (Danish) Viking food. It also explains how terrible he is at remembering the US National Anthem lyrics, because in truth he was not an American citizen, but a half Danish Canadian, so I think they just let him "run with it" 😁
The two sequels are worth laugh'ers, too. AIRPLANE has quite a few sight-gags and background gags, but also audiences who know the actors and characters will enjoy references to 1970s and 1980s jokes.
Great reaction. I've seen this movie so many times and never caught the 7th street stockyard near the 53rd street entrance joke lol. Also, corked bats as well as smearing Vaseline and sanding baseballs is basically cheating and illegal in Major League Baseball.
The player that was going to kill the queen is Hall of Famer, Reggie Jackson.
The character he plays in this film is from "Police Squad!" an American crimee codey series from 1982 broadcast on ABC network. It ony did 6 episodes and still funny. Nielsen mentioned at the time that the lack of episodes was due to the audience having to pay attention when watching it. However, it did help to make these films.
In the years since he first played Drebin, Nielsen has deepened the role, made it more subtle, more universal, more paramount.
But did he make it more touchstone?
...I'll see myself out. >,>
@@mattstanford9673 Hilarious! In a Wingnut kinda way.
Amazing movie, watched it a bunch of times. Great seeing people getting into these older funny movies, they couldn't make this movie today.
Doesn't matter where I am, doesn't matter what kinda mood I'm in... Seeing "frank drebin" park his car (and rear end every car he parks behind) gets me near tears.
The best order to watch them is:
1. A Substantial Gift (The Broken Promise)
2. Ring of Fear (A Dangerous Assignment)
3. Rendezvous at Big Gulch (Terror in the Neighbourhood)
4. Revenge and Remorse (The Guilty Alibi)
5. A Bird in the Hand (The Butler did it)
6. Testimony of Evil (Dead Men don't laugh)
Weird Al appears in all 3 films (roles 1 and 3 are obvious, 2 isn't but is related events in the series).
Other actors appear in the films because they appear in the series.
Lastly, the credits in movies by the ZAZ team are part of the gag. So don't skip the end credits. Enjoy.
"Meat and... destruction?" had me laugh out loud! If you sell merch, you should make that into a T-shirt or something.
Police Squad was a 30 min tv show in the same comedic style with Leslie Nielsen.
11:52 No, you left out the funniest bit! "Use your open eye Frank" is my favourite line in the movie, gets me every time.
Her face when she realized OJ was in the movie lol 😂
You were almost as entertaining as the movie! ❤️🙏 You must watch the sequels and of course Airplane, Hot Shots and Spaceballs.
Before Spaceballs she may want to make sure that she's seen the original Star Wars trilogy, a little classic Star Trek, Alien, Wizard of Oz and Planet of the Apes...
It's so weird that the final film of one of the great American actors on stage and in film (John Houseman) has him co-starring with O.J. Simpson, Priscilla Presley, Reggie Jackson, and Weird Al Yankovic.
Considering how much you liked this, you absolutely must watch 'Airplane!" as soon as possible. It might be the funniest movie ever made.
Jus' hang loose, blood. She gonna catch up on da rebound on da reaction side.
@@disconnexionsdotcom 😂 nice
I just want to tell you both good luck. We're all counting on you
I've always wondered if Frank not knowing the words to the National Anthem was an inside joke referencing the fact that Leslie Nielsen was Canadian.
The part where Frank is in the Mayor's office and describes a previous incident where he shot some actors in the park is a spoof on a famous line by Clint Eastwood in "Dirty harry" (1971)
Watching this film has given me a hankering for some Viking cuisine.
Hope you're doing the Naked Gun sequels & yes, Airplane! too 😃🙂
Other "absurd" comedies like this include: The other two Naked Gun movies, Hot Shots 1 and 2, Top Secret and, as you mentioned, Airplane! (and it's sequel)... All hilarious...
Hopefully she's watched Top Gun before Hot Shots. The jokes will make more sense.
These movies were all done by the same guys so it's a similar kind of humor.
I graduated from the same high school as Leslie Nielsen
One of the funniest action comedy movies ever made!
It pokes fun at the buddy cop genre.
"He probably knocks it over in a funny way"
Seconds later: Drebin destroys everything 😁😅
Definitely watch the whole trilogy, as well as Airplane!
Of the few reactions to this movie I've seen, yours seems the most genuine and like you really enjoy/get the humor.
Brilliant movies. Always fun to watch another person watching it for the first time.
Top Secret with Val Kilmer is another movie with this brand of humor..
All three Naked Guns make one laugh with cramps across the face. This movie is from 1988, when Leslie Nielsen sadly died in 2010, a lovely obituary for "Enrico Pallazzo" has been printed in newspapers
Similar humor can be found in both "Hot Shots" and also in five "Scary Movies", while the most clever iteration is "Loaded Weapon 1"
The movie “top secret” is fun
Such a hilarious reaction! I’ve seen this movie many times but I get like watching new with your laughs! More please 🙏
They don't make comedies like this anymore, a true comedy classic
There was a short lived tv series that this movie was made from. Yes Leslie Nielsen was in it, and it was just as slapstick. (I think it was real early ‘80’s or late ‘70’s) This movie was made a few years at least after Airplane. I want to say Airplane was from 1981 or 1982, Naked Gun I want to say was 1986 judging by the Marquis of the cinema showing the movie Platoon.
Ok actually looked it up since it was bugging me. Airplane was from 1980. Police Squad, the TV show that the characters come from was 1982 for 1 season. The Naked Gun was from 1988.
Airplane is another I haven't actually SEEN. Police squad was a tv show back in the 80s and the source for this movie
At 21:50, thats from the original Dirty Harry movie where he starts with "Well when I see a ". Just another old movie reference.
"HEY, IT'S ENRICO PALAZZO...!!!" 😂😂😂
Ur reaction to this made me love this movie even more. Such a classic..
Kacee your laugh and smile are beautiful. Watched this movie in 1988. We were hungover from night of party. Laughed so much stomach hurt.. Good days. 80's were Awesome!! 😁😎
33:23 The last in his list of things he noticed after meeting Jane that he never knew were there before? Stoplights. I guess that explains some of his driving issues!
He was a big part of my childhood with his over the top goofy movies.
22:45 What was the joke about "7th Street stockyards, near the 53rd Street entrance"? I didn't get it☺
I'm only 5 minutes in and this is one of the best reactions I've heard in a long while. Your quips our spot on, you're nailing It With every beat. 💟
The beaver scene reminds me of my biology lab test. One of the exhibits had 3 taxidermy pieces. A snake, an owl and a beaver. I answered the question and had to wait for the line in the next row to move forward. While I waited I leaned on the wall next to our Biology Teaching Assistant. Leaned over next to her and quietly said, "Nice beaver." She immediately replied, "Thank you, I just had it stuffed. We both broke up laughing while the rest of the class glared at us.
Having OJ Simpson's character do nothing but get injured aged so well
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21:46 that line he says, about 5 wierdos is a reference to a line Clint Eastwood said from the iconic movie Dirty Harry (1971)
Mr. Papshmier🤣🤣🤣
Did you notice all the gags in the end credits
A lot of people, even long-time fans of this movie and its sequels, are unaware that it started as a short-lived TV series that only had 6 episodes. It was hilarious, but didn't get much of a chance on-air. The show was called "Police Squad," hence the subtitle, "From the Files of Police Squad." A lot of the jokes from the TV show were recycled for the movie, but if anyone enjoys the movies, the 6 episodes are definitely worth a watch.
25:12 I hadn't noticed before the absolutely vicious joke here. They're presenting the Queen of England a musket from the American War of Independence (from the British Crown).
_"The pissing ain't over until the fart happens."_
it's just a fact of life.
What a very fun and really likable reaction. You are just so wonderful and lovely. :)
Spy Hard is my favorite Leslie Nielsen film, very happy you stumbled onto this
There's an unspoken rule in comedy which says that everything funny mostly comes in threes.
This is based on the show, Police Squad. Many jokes are even reused from the show, including the intro of the car driving around.
Love watching Kacee react to things ❤ this is such a fun movie I'll never get sick of watching.
"OJ Simpson is in this?"
That had a real "Oh, Britta is in this" vibe
This is based on a proposed series called police squad, in which 6 episodes were shot. The OJ Simpson being "killed" in the very beginning was a call back to the series where they would have a big name actor on and kill him off in the very beginning, usually right as their name appeared in the opening credits "with special guest"
Muy buena reacción ! saludos desde Argentina
Well, K.
You have to watch the sequels.
Then Airplane.
Dracula, dead and loving it! (Maybe need to watch Dracula Bram Stocker first bc it's a parody)
And if you feel like need more of this content, Police Squad which is a TV show series that inspired this movie) I remember I used to rent that show with my step brother when we were kids and we used to laugh of those ridiculous scenes!!!!
Love your laugh!
Can wait for more comedy reactions!
Stay Safe!
One of my fav moments is when Frank seems to figure out he shot his own car 10:55
Leslie Nielson also plays the villain in Surf Ninjas
@20:35 Not how the word “suggestive” works.
Most people don’t notice that the newspapers had pictures of the detective on top of the queen in different positions.
So the directors of this movie also made:
- Kentucky Fried Movie (utterly not politically correct sketch comedy movie made in the 70's, which can best be described as "a day in the life of a TV channel")
- Airplane! (a disaster movie parody)
- Top Secret! (a spy movie/Elvis movie parody cross over starring Val Kilmer in his first major role)
- Police Squad! (a six episode comedy TV series that starred Leslie Nielsen, but which got cancelled. Which lead to:)
- The Naked Gun series (this one and the two sequels, 2 1/2 and 33 1/3)
- Hot Shots! (a Top Gun parody) and Hot Shots Part Deux (a Rambo parody), bot starring Charlie Sheen.
I'm not sure if they made anymore comedies after these as they sort of split up as a team around the last Naked Gun Movie
All the times I've watched this film and I have never noticed Drebin breaking the microscope in the lab until now.
I thought he just broke the slide.
the best thing is, all three parts are as good as this one or even better
The Airplane movies, Naked Gun movies, the Police Squad TV show and all the other Abrahams-Zucker movies like Top Secret all have this kind of humour.
7:07 - best sketch of the movie imo. 😊