Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993) *First Time Watching Reaction! | Better than the First? |
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- Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993) *First Time Watching Reaction! | Better than the First? |
In this video we watch Hot Shots! Part Deux for the very first time! Watch us watch Hots Shots Part 2! Hot Shots Part Deux was the sequel to the 1991 comedy and starts Charlie Sheen. This video continues our Summer of Comedy Reaction series. We also give our thoughts and rate Hot Shots 2 at the end. For more content like this subscribe today!
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Bn long time scenes I watch that one💪🇺🇸🍻
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Brings back memories. I was in grad school at the time. Charlie Sheen at his comedic best I think. Remember this was soon after Gulf War I and before Saddam Hussein was captured and executed.
Has only one of you two watched "Wrongfully Accused?" If so would you consider a rewatch?
Charlie Sheen's voice-over on the boat (a Platoon reference) being interrupted by Martin Sheen's voice-over (Apocalypse Now) into a 👈👉"I loved you in Wall Street!" joke is so funny to me. It's a fantastic casting gag.
For a spoof with Charlie's brother (Emilio Estevez) - Loaded Weapon 1 (it largely spoofs the first 3 Lethal Weapon movies)
Yeah i love it so much 😂 Apokalypse now is one of my favorite movies
the part where he just grabs and tosses the bullets and kills a bunch of people always gets me 🤣
😂😂
"I grew up in a tough neighborhood. My neighborhood was so tough, the muggers didn't shoot you, they inserted the bullets manually!" Rodney Dangerfield
I haven't seen this film since the 90's, but that's the one scene I've always remembered! I think I have the 2 movies on a single DVD somewhere. Need to re-watch it.
"I will kill you until you die from it." I still use that quote lol
That's good, but I prefer "We'll settle this the old Navy way: First one to die...loses!"
The prison camp on the map was between Iraq and a hard place. My favorite joke from this movie. Another great reaction. Charlie Sheen is so good at these ridiculous straight-faced comedies. While not nearly as good of a movie, he has a similarly enjoyable role in Scary Movie 3.
my favorite joke as a kid was "Geronimo! Geronimo! Meee!"
The Commando raid at the beginning of the movie is a reference to "Delta Force" w/ Chuck Norris.
Charlie Sheen's voice over of his letters/diary is a reference to his role in "Platoon"
Martin Sheen reading the dossier on the river gunboat is a reference to his role in "Apocalypse Now"
The kickboxing scene, all of the river scenes, and the red bandana are all references to "Rambo: First Blood Part 2"
The Special Forces Colonel is played by Richard Crenna, who played the Special Forces Colonel in the first 3 "Rambo" movies
The spaghetti scene is a reference to the Disney classic animated "Lady and the Tramp"
The Lloyd Bridges as US President vomiting on the Japanese Prime minister is a reference to a real event where President George H. W. Bush vomited on the Japanese Prime Minister
Thanks!!
Don't forget, the Ramada/Topper/Dexter stuff is a reference to "Casablanca".
You Rambo 2 & 3
@@lexwoodwright Kickboxing scene and in the monk s scene was from Rambo 3, not Rambo 2. In Rambo 2 he is the prison
The jumping from the plane is from where eagles dare and the confrontation on the boat is the guns of navarone. th-cam.com/video/S_uTu5c7JnM/w-d-xo.html
Oh GOD that Chicken launch from the bow kills me every time. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
"You're American?"
"Yes, from America"
"Nice little place with a white picket fence and two car garage. Then, in fifteen years when they're all paid off, I'm gonna set my charges and blow the shit out of them." 😂 Ryan Stiles was underrated in this one.
"Whatcha readin'?" "Great Expectations." "Any good?" "It's not all I'd hoped for." that exchange always cracks me up. 😂
The scriptwriters of this movie are national treasures 😂
It’s amazing how many people miss the “train to Hawaii” joke!
It’s pretty subtle, I thought they’d catch it.
I'm always shocked no one picks up that the prison is between Iraq & A Hard Place.
American education?
@@allykid4720Liberal education. More concerned with rainbow propaganda than actual practical, useful education.
The thing that might bake your noodle is that there are roads in Hawaii that are part of the US Interstate system. 🤔
27:19
In 1958 to 1961, Lloyd Bridges was on a show called, Sea Hunt.
On the show, he was the main character; and during the SCUBA scenes, he would narrate what was happening and what his character (Mike Nelson), was thinking.
Just like in this movie.
This is a *93* movie but *@**12:10* when he throws up that actually happened in *92 Bush Sr* threw up in Japanese prime minister lap
As the story goes, when Richard Crenna was approached about playing a parody of his Rambo Colonel Troutman character he was concerned that it might be offensive to the original's idea. He called Stallone about it and Sly told him to just do it, it's work, it's money, have fun with it.
Honestly it is perfect. No one could play the part better and it lends that extra bit of authenticity to the parody that could never hurt.
Also, for those who might not know history, Crenna's character is named Denton Walters, a play on Walter Denton a character he played in his early days on radio and the scene on the TV propaganda video was a play on Jeremiah Denton, a Vietnam POW who was recorded and sent to the media and allies, whom analysts initially thought was suffering some vitamin deficiencies because of his incessant blinking during the recording. One person noticed that he was in fact blinking his eyes in Morse Code, spelling out the word "TORTURE", which was an early indicator that the NVA was not abiding by the Geneva Convention it their treatment of prisoners.
a well done set of jokes.
Valeria golino in her best part ever! :oD
17:52 and 18:50 are references to the movie Casablanca. Definitely one you two should watch. One of the great classics ever made!
My favorite quote from this move
President- "Cookie?"
Colonel - "No, thank you."
President- "Young Lady?"
Michelle- "No thank you."
President- "No I was just offering him a young lady."
lady on the right wearing a green top, is GORGEOUS
Topper standing on the bow of the sinking boat in a mountain of spent cartridges always gets me
That Chicken being fired cracked me up
the reason that airplane, hot shots and police squad are so funny is they are all written and produced by the same guys.... so funny, especially the plays on words and things happening in the back of shot
Lloyd Bridges is brilliant in this. No idea how anything was shot. I'd crack every scene
Red was right. That woman was doing a scene from Basic Instinct
Never thought red and green went well together until now
Oh, the President's voice over during the scuba scene is a reference to a 1960s adventure show starring Lloyd Bridges and one or two of his sons, called "Sea Hunt". His voice-overs were a staple in that show, to make scenes of people swimming more dramatic.
This was a funny movie. It helps if you have seen Rambo. They got Richard Crenna who was the actual Col. in Rambo, that was a nice touch. I had forgotten Charlie Sheen actually got into shape for it. Quotes: "I loved you in Wallstreet" "War ... it's fantastic" "It looks like the upper hand is on the other foot" This movie also takes on new meaning with President Biden confusing his sister and his wife. The throwing up part actually happened with Pres. Bush Senior, 41. Brenda Bakke was so hot and I just couldn't place where I'd seen her before ... it was Under Seige 2. 1995
"War! It's fantastic!"
RIP to Miguel Ferrer
@@LordVolkov Indeed, RIP Miguel Ferrer.
"Now I will kill you until you die from it." was always a favorite.
And RIP Bob Morton
@@Dystopia1111 LOL, yeah lots of crazy quotes in this one, and sad some of these actors are no longer with us ... but there work lives on, and we continue to enjoy it here.
Biden didn't "confuse" his wife with his sister, but Trump DID think the woman he raped was his ex.
The chicken is and will alwayss be my favorite😂
16:30 "It's called A Hard Place"
The place they're targeting is stuck between Iraq and A Hard Place :p
Even though I like the first one a little more, I understand why some people think this one is better. The jokes are hilarious, and the references to other movies are fantastic. Benson's dinner with the Japanese ambassador is a parody of an actual event with George Bush Sr. 😆 🤣 Great reaction ladies! 👍😎👍
Benson is like looking at our president now.
And the one before him, well if you keep electing septugenarians....
"Board! Board!" WHAM "I toldja! Once or twice!"
A nod to Airplane 😁
I think this is the greatest parody film..it's just so well made..or maybe it's the extremely beautiful actresses. haha
1) Did you notice in the opening scene that Saddam uses "Saharan Wrap" for his food instead of Saran Wrap? I love the subtle gags like that in this movie. I didn't even notice until the 2nd or 3rd time watching.
2) When Topper meets Ramona again "The sky was blue, you wore grey, I was in chiffon..." is a nod to Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca remembering Paris, "The Germans wore grey, you wore blue..."
Comedy Gold...
If you enjoy Charlie Sheen's comedy, you should check out "Men at Work". Charlie Sheen and brother Emilio Estevez (who wrote and directed also). It's a great fun, silly comedy.
Looks like somebody threw away a perfectly good white boy ..
men at work is fantastic, keith david steals the movie.
There really is something extra special about this movie as the epitome of what my dad always called “DUMB humor”-it is so beyond over the top ridiculous that you don’t want to find it funny but it is too late because you are already caught in a giggle fit.
Now I'm in the mood to rewatch Hot Shots 1 & 2. Great reaction as always ladies.
Thank you!!
I remember watching this in the cinema in 1993 the farting in the sea got the biggest laugh
Why does everyone skip the "Board! Board!" joke at the train station? That's one of the funniest gags I've ever seen.
YES! FINALLY! I’m so glad you guys finally got to this one. I loved seeing you guys laughing through the whole reaction. Keep doing what you’re doing. Force of Light for the win again!
Thank you!!
18:51 Awsome! In this scene they are using the plot of Casablanca! They are doing a parody of Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. Rick: Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine. And Ingrid Bergman explains how and why her caracter is is married to another man.
If no one has mentioned it, two other great parody movies are Scary Movie (horror parody) and Loaded Weapon which is mostly a Lethal Weapon parody but also a cop show / movie parody.
Loaded Weapon 1 doesn't get near the attention it deserves.
I prefer the first one but I love that you guys have the sense of humor at 14 year old boys😂
Rambo, Basic Instinct, Lady and the Tramp, The Vagabond, Terminator 2, Star Wars, Wizard of Oz...
Great reaction you two...
I remember me & my dad laughing our butts off when we saw this in the theater. This comedy spoof still holds up today. 🤣
Thank you!! It’s funny!!
I never caught the Godfather spoof in "the lady and the Tramp" spoof before today
Note: Father and son actors Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen work together in the classic film Wall Street and Martin Sheen cameo is the character from the film Apocalypse Now.
Check out TOP SECRET for more absurd comedy!! Starring a young Val Kilmer... :)
We definitely are going to at some point!! Thanks!!
Excellent suggestion!
2 Phoebe Buffay's in the same room lol
I have always been much more a Monica 😜
Don't you get it? Michelle is... "The Mole"!
😂😂
... this movie and Brenda soooo georgious!!!!!!!
I am not saying anything about how you are two of the most beautiful women in the world. Sometimes it is good to just laugh. Brain off, fun. I could try to say something smart and all that, but we're not doing that today.
10:26 One spaghetti for two is from the Disney cartoon about dogs "Lady and the Tramp".
The guy from Eagle River” Ryan Styles” is the same guy in the first movie named Mail Man who got shot because he looked liked a deer and got hung on the wall.
27:18 President Benson is played by Lloyd Bridges (Father of Beau and Jeff Bridges) who used to be the star of an old TV show called Sea Hunt where he lead a team of Frogmen... BTW, He also played Steve McCroskey in Airplane!.
I first saw him as Commander Cain in the Battlestar Galactica episode: The Living Legend.
So many great references in this one so you had to know your film and social culture of the time! Even the "War, it's fantastic!" line is a spoof of an old NBA Promo
Lloyd Bridges makes fun of bush senior the entire movie. Bridges was a genius, the guy he played...not at all.
Making a film with just the right amount of silly is tricky. ZAZ, Monty Python and Mel Brooks are the 3 of the most notable minds to do this. There are of course other films that are a nice blend of genres. The Lethal Weapon Series was a perfect blend of drama and humour. It did get a spoof, though it didn't necessarily need one. Tremors was a good balance of humour and horror. There are of course other films. In recent times, the kungfu panda series is a well loved group of films everywhere. It would be interesting to find at least 1 person who disliked or even hated the series.
Beautiful reaction as always. Thank you.
no one gonna questionmark about why there's grand piano with tabletop chandelier in that chopper
Charlie sheen IS an awesome comedic actor - see 2 and a half men, Spin City (replaced Mike j fox )
I need to find where to watch this again. It’s been a long time. Wonderful reactions and review angels 😇 Natalie 👩🏻🦰 and Michelle 👩🏻🦱 ‼️🥰
It’s on Max
During the briefing, the terrorist area was between Iraq and "A Hard Place". OK, I get it. The puns were flowing in this one!
Really loved your reaction ladies. I saw this when I was in elementary school although I haven't seen the first. Bravo!!❤😊
Thank you so much!!
Martin Sheen is Charlie Sheens father (emilio estevez is his other son). As others have commented Martin Sheen starred in the Apocalypse Now and that riverboat scene is a straight reference to that as are many other scenes in this movie to other famous films.
Loved this movie for 30 years, hilarious that America currently has a president more incompetent than Lloyd Bridges! 🤣
Our wallets don’t think it’s funny but yes he is that out of it haha
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment same here in the UK, and we have a conservative government and a prime minister we didn't even vote for!
@@slash-1971would you say it's rigged or something? Lol, damn riggers
Not being immersed in 80s action movies and politics takes away roughly 50% of viewer's potential enjoyment from this movie.
Personally, I probably haven't laughed that hard in cinema theater in my life.
Nice to revisit this. Haven't seen it in years, forgot how funny this was. Liked the LLoyd Bridges reference to his old "Sea Hunt" show. Thanks Ladies!
Thanks for watching!
😃You're Welcome!@@ForceOfLightEntertainment
I love Abrahams, Zucker, Abrahams movies. They have so many visual jokes. The Iraq and a Hard Place is one of my favorites. I had to explain to a friend one time that the prison camp is between a rock and a hard place. They just looked at me like I was an idiot. Good comedy is wasted on some people.
I love watching your reactions! This was such a funny movie! I need to watch it again.
Great job!
Thank you!! 😁
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment You're welcome!
Near the end when they have the swordfight, Topper slashes the candle and the sword splits in half. The sword. Splits in half. Not the candle. You two had no reaction! Wha? Maybe it was going too fast. Glad you like this one. So stupid. But so funny!
Am I the only one who thinks that President Benson foreshadowed Biden? Many similarities between them! 😆😆😆
Everyone would recommend Two and Half Men if you wanted a Charlie Sheen sitcom, but I would actually highly highly recommend Spin City.
Oh yes, you beauties also liked this movie))) And I still really like the red-haired girl, but you're both cool)
Before you watch the similar comedy spoof "Loaded Weapon 1" (1993) you will need to watch "Lethal Weapon" 1, 2, & 3; the thriller "Basic Instinct" (1991) and the Eddie Murphy buddy-cop action comedy "48 Hrs." (1982)
Again great video love you ladies. Keep it up ❤
Thank you!!
I used to have this neighbor who knew every joke in The Book, and we would always provide each other's punchlines.
Anyway, in case someone hadn't heard the punchline to Ramada's last joke:
A rabbi, a priest, and a minister walk into a bar, and the bartender says, "What is this, some kind of joke?!"
Since you guys like this short of Comedy, you should try "Top Secret" with a very young Val Kilmer.
Planning on it!!
With Monty Python: Quest for the Holy Grail, you'll be reciting the lines once you've watched it enough times.
Looking at this movie in 2024, Tug Benson was a remarkable piece of foretelling.
Comedy like this is rare these days, but if you like this type of comedy, check out Angie Tribeka staring Rasheda Jones. It’s like the hotshots movies, Airplane, Naked Gun, national Lampoons Loaded Weapon 1. It’s directed by Steve Carell. While I’m talking about him, check out the Get Smart movie he did, it’s based on the tv show which is legendary in the humor element.
17:07 - Of course, you know that's Mailman from the first "Hot Shots."
Try "Caddyshack"(1980) with Chevy Chase & Rodney Dangerfield.
This movie parody is not only Rambo 3But also apocalypse now with Charlie sheen's father Martin sheen
16:40 This is additionally funny because originally beauty marks were removable, often made of leather or silk. The location on a woman's face could signify social status but in many cases they were just used to hide scars from syphilis.
Great Lloyd Bridges, Jeff and Beau's father was an awesome actor during his time. Like Lesile Nielson, Lloyd started out in serious roles before branching out into comedy roles in his long career from 1936 to 1995 with a few after his death in 1998 at the age of 85.
Austin powers series is also very fun, way more funnier than Hot shots imo. I think you guys will love it.
We do love it!
Charlie Sheen is the 90's Leslie Nielsen. He's just soo good in these type of movies, just as the legend i mention before.
It is parodying Rambo ... EXCEPT for *First Blood* ... which is the best one of them all.
They didn't realise the scene with Martin Sheen (his father)
No, we did but it was edited out
So many details that one can't see them all even in the first thousand times.... He told Ramada that he had to take "a train to Hawaii"!!
I think you didn't get the references to Charlie's father, Martin Sheen
Watch maybe the greatest cameo ever, with his dad, did they say...." I loved u in Platoon- I loved u in Apocalypse Now!" No, they both say, i loved u in Wall St!
I was 13 yo when this movie came out. Damn how time flies when my generation had so many amazing movies compared to the mostly trash ones today.
His brother is in a parody of the Lethal Weapon series called "Loaded Weapon"
19:51 Hot Shots! Part Deux is a great movie. One of the funniest movies ever made. A retired elite commando is sent into Iraq by the CIA and the incompetent and senile American President to rescue captive soldiers.
That scene where Lloyd Bridges is scuba diving is a spoof of when he used to star in a show called 'Sea Hunt' That was the same music and even style of filming from the old TV show where he would narrate what was happening while he was doing the underwater missions.
So before one watches the Hot Shots movies, one wants to watch Top Gun, Rambo 2, Superman, Rocky, Gone With the Wind, Casablanca, Wizard of Oz, 9 1/2 Weeks, Basic Instinct, Terminator 2...am I missing any?
As someone else already mentioned, please watch Casablanca, a black and white WWII movie from the early 1940’s before America entered the war.
USA have president like this today
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I think the first movie was the best. I agree that this one is funny, but I still think the first was better. Enjoyed watching the reaction as always!
Thank you!