@7:43 Mel Torme was an old singer with a career that started at 5yrs old. He sang traditional songs, the opposite of Nick Rivers Rock n Roll. He has a cameo in Naked Gun 2 or 3 I think.
Torme's daughter sang the theme for the 007 movie You Only Live Twice. While she had a singing, acting and even writing career her father was one of the classic singers that also included Frank Sinatra listed on the billboard. Often sang on Broadway or Vegas as headliners.
Mel Torme wrote and performed The Christmas Song-1945 ("Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...") among other music in the field of jazz mostly. Pintos (car) were known to have a defect that made them explode back in the 70s. A massive recall was issued. Evel Knievel was one of the 1st motorcycle performers to jump buses. Hence the spoof of him w/ the stunt. Hot shots is even sillier than this movie (but better) and The Naked Gun. It does have Lloyd Bridges (from Airplane!). You could dive into the world of Mel Brooks movies. Best start w/ Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein (this is somewhat like Airplane in comedy type,, (not style) but w/ a story).
There's an Airplane II: The Sequel movie you guys might like. I also recommend other comedies such as Three Amigos, Clue The Movie, Oscar, UHF, Wayne's World 1 & 2, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, Serial Mom, The Addams Family, Addams Family Values, Ghostbusters 1 & 2, Dumb & Dumber, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Spaceballs, Young Frankenstein, Liar, Liar. Another good Val Kilmer movie is called Tombstone. Another Leslie Nielsen comedy is called Dracula: Dead and Loving It. Thanks for the video. Take care.
That loudly singing horse that begins coughing gets me to burst out laughing out loud every single time!😂😂 She asks "Is he alright?" & the man says, "He caught a cold the other day. He's just a little hoarse.." And the camera pans back to show he's actually minature & pulling a huge wagon. So, yes, he is, indeed, a LITTLE 'HORSE'..🤣🤣 Smfh.. Love it. That's a cheap laugh call-back from the "I know a little German" joke from earlier in the film..🤣🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ I'm a sucker, evidently, for jokes from word-play..🤣🤣☠☠
You should watch Forbidden Planet (1956). Leslie Nelson is the star, so you can see him in a non-comedic role. He's basically Captain Kirk in the precursor to Star Trek. It's also a sci-fi version of Shakespeare's The Tempest.
If you liked The Naked Gun, it's based on a six part series called Police Squad by the Zucker brothers and also featuring Leslie Nielson. Same humour and I highly recommend.
Hot Shots! i was about to write it when you mention it :) i recommend Ps : (( one of val kilmer best movies for me is The doors , were he portraits jim Morrison
Hot shots we both have never seen and we will react to it for sure I've always heard that Val Kilmer portail of Jim Morrison was great but never actually watched the movie though 😬
Great movie. I like this movie better than Airpland and The Naked Gun Trilogy. Other great spy comedies which are not a spoof like this movie are Gotcha! 1985 (With the guy who played Goose in Top Gun in the lead role) and If Looks Could Kill. 1991. Also other great Val Kilmer movies are Willow and The Saint.
De todas as piadas desse filme, a minha favorita é: "He is a little horse/hoarse." Eu adoro essas "Dad Jokes". Para quem não entendeu a referência do carro que explode só por algo encostar nele: O tanque de combustível do Ford Pinto (fabricado nos anos 70) não foi disposto de maneira correta e uma batida por trás, mesmo a velocidades relativamente baixas (50km/h), podia fazê-lo explodir. Consta que a Ford descobriu o problema mas achou mais barato pagar indenizações do que fazer um "Recall" para correção do defeito.
There is actually a sequel to Airplane! ! It's called Airplane! 2: The Sequel. I love it, but recently found out some people don't like it as much. It's about a space shuttle instead of an airplane and has many returning characters. The court scene kills me!! Other than Naked Gun movies, Leslie Neilson was in a couple other slapstick movies. There's "Spy Hard" which I believe is mainly a parody of James Bond films down to the opening theme song by Weird Al Yankovic. One of my favorites is "Wrongfully Accused" which mainly parodies "The Fugitive" with Harrison Ford, and other movies like *Usual Suspects, Fargo, *North by Northwest, Titanic, and *Mission Impossible (and many more). Besides obviously the Fugitive, you might need to see the movies above with an * to get the scene parody references. I think those are the important ones, but it's been a while and I may be forgetting others. Mr Magoo is a comedy based on an older cartoon of a nearly blind old man. I don't recall if it's slapstick really as I only saw it once long ago. Speaking of cartoons made into real live action movies, I really dug the movie The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle. It has the same sense of humor that the old cartoon had if you've ever seen those. Then of course you have the Scary Movie series, Leslie shows up in I think parts 3 and 4. This would require watching some horror movies of course. The main ones parodied I can think of are for the parts (usually the movies loosely follow the plots of 1 or 2 films, but includes a scene or two from many others. Which could spoil the real film or just be a reference): 1 Scream, I know what you did last summer, six sense, matrix, Halloween, usual suspects, exorcist, Blair witch project 2 Haunting, what lies beneath, poltergeist, hollow man, Charlie's angels, nightmare on elm street, mission impossible 2, hannibal (the sequel to Silence of the Lambs), exorcist (again), amity horror, dude where's my car, frighteners 3 Signs, the ring, 8 mile, the others, matrix reloaded, airplane! 4 saw, war of the worlds, broke back mountain, grudge, million dollar baby 5 paranormal activity, cabin in the woods, evil dead ("remake" from the 2000s), mama, rise of the planet of the apes, black swan, inception
yeah, the problem with the scary movie films is that she never watches horror movies at all xD she would not get the references 😬 But thanks a lot for the suggestions 👌
@@ptthatswhatshesaid that's what I figured lol, there's still funny stuff there, even things that are references I think could be still funny, you just wouldn't know why that scene is actually there haha.
Val Kilmer is a great actor. He was the best Doc Holiday ever in 'Tombstone'. I normally don't like silly, but I liked this. I don't like Airplane and the Naked Gun movies. I hate Monty Python.
I hadn't seen any of the other spoof movies before but Top Secret I saw a number of times when I was younger and I loved it 😋 but... I do like silly (to a certain extent)
@@ptthatswhatshesaid it is comedy/musical (kinda, there's songs performed with people dancing but it doesn't quite feel like sound of music) cameos galore, and it can be real silly, but it's not necessarily slapstick like Airplane or Naked Gun.
He's from Top Gun? He's from Alexander, MFer! Come on!🙄 @Yes watch Hot Shots Part Deux, that one is unequaled in idiotic humor!🎉 Maybe America World Police to be close by.
ahahah I had to use an exemple of a film that I knew she had watched! Still have to show her Heat as well 🤔 Hot Shots and America World Police will be a first for both of us! I really think we will delve deeper and deeper into american comedies. We are quite more familiar with british ones I would say xD
@7:43 Mel Torme was an old singer with a career that started at 5yrs old. He sang traditional songs, the opposite of Nick Rivers Rock n Roll. He has a cameo in Naked Gun 2 or 3 I think.
3:44 "He's just a little horse" 🤣
we didn't got that one at the time, but I just think it's so funny! 😂
The actor that plays Deja Vu is better known today for playing the head butler in the British tv drama "Downton Abbey".
Torme's daughter sang the theme for the 007 movie You Only Live Twice. While she had a singing, acting and even writing career her father was one of the classic singers that also included Frank Sinatra listed on the billboard. Often sang on Broadway or Vegas as headliners.
I think you're thinking of Nancy Sinatra, who sang "You Only Live Twice". Her father was Frank Sinatra.
Mel Torme wrote and performed The Christmas Song-1945 ("Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...") among other music in the field of jazz mostly.
Pintos (car) were known to have a defect that made them explode back in the 70s. A massive recall was issued.
Evel Knievel was one of the 1st motorcycle performers to jump buses. Hence the spoof of him w/ the stunt.
Hot shots is even sillier than this movie (but better) and The Naked Gun. It does have Lloyd Bridges (from Airplane!).
You could dive into the world of Mel Brooks movies. Best start w/ Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein (this is somewhat like Airplane in comedy type,, (not style) but w/ a story).
I hadn't considered Mel Books comedies yet! God, I realize now that there are yet so many movies to watch 👌🏻
@@ptthatswhatshesaid There's Monty Python too. Luckily, there aren't many movies from them.
There's an Airplane II: The Sequel movie you guys might like. I also recommend other comedies such as Three Amigos, Clue The Movie, Oscar, UHF, Wayne's World 1 & 2, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, Serial Mom, The Addams Family, Addams Family Values, Ghostbusters 1 & 2, Dumb & Dumber, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Spaceballs, Young Frankenstein, Liar, Liar. Another good Val Kilmer movie is called Tombstone. Another Leslie Nielsen comedy is called Dracula: Dead and Loving It. Thanks for the video. Take care.
thanks a lot for the suggestions! We will consult it for sure to choose a comedy to react next :p
@14:04 Theme from Bonanza an old western tv show.
Know of it, but have never seen it and wasn't familiar with the music
"He's just a little horse / hoarse" it was funny because he was a little hoarse and a little horse at the same time...
It's great, really annoyed I didn't catch on that! The english language can be really weird 😂
I recall that they able to recreate Peter Cushing's face in Rogue One due to the mold used to create that big eye.
That was Peter Cushing?! Had no idea!
@@ptthatswhatshesaid Yup it is Peter Cushing.
Appreciate the irony of him playing a resistance supporter character...
@srichael2713 Long before Star Wars he played The Doctor and basically led the resistance against the Daleks... Twice.
That loudly singing horse that begins coughing gets me to burst out laughing out loud every single time!😂😂 She asks "Is he alright?" & the man says, "He caught a cold the other day. He's just a little hoarse.." And the camera pans back to show he's actually minature & pulling a huge wagon. So, yes, he is, indeed, a LITTLE 'HORSE'..🤣🤣 Smfh.. Love it.
That's a cheap laugh call-back from the "I know a little German" joke from earlier in the film..🤣🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ I'm a sucker, evidently, for jokes from word-play..🤣🤣☠☠
You should watch Forbidden Planet (1956). Leslie Nelson is the star, so you can see him in a non-comedic role. He's basically Captain Kirk in the precursor to Star Trek. It's also a sci-fi version of Shakespeare's The Tempest.
Interesting seeing him in an actual serious role 😯
Read the credits !!! Jokes in there too.
🤦🏻♂️ we forgot about that.. damn it!
If you liked The Naked Gun, it's based on a six part series called Police Squad by the Zucker brothers and also featuring Leslie Nielson. Same humour and I highly recommend.
@11:53 Real tunnel from New York City to New Jersey.
Hot Shots! i was about to write it when you mention it :) i recommend
Ps : (( one of val kilmer best movies for me is The doors , were he portraits jim Morrison
Hot shots we both have never seen and we will react to it for sure
I've always heard that Val Kilmer portail of Jim Morrison was great but never actually watched the movie though 😬
@12:52 Deep joke. The guy that has entered every scene injured pushes the injured guy out of the way and replaces him.
Latrine is awesome! And someone always shouts out his name before he enters a scene
Great movie. I like this movie better than Airpland and The Naked Gun Trilogy. Other great spy comedies which are not a spoof like this movie are Gotcha! 1985 (With the guy who played Goose in Top Gun in the lead role) and If Looks Could Kill. 1991. Also other great Val Kilmer movies are Willow and The Saint.
This is a movie that I remember watching a lot when I was a kid 😂
Thank you for the suggestions, we have so many options now!
Yes, Ronald Reagan was a movie actor before he turned to politics.
Watch the credits carefully!
De todas as piadas desse filme, a minha favorita é: "He is a little horse/hoarse." Eu adoro essas "Dad Jokes".
Para quem não entendeu a referência do carro que explode só por algo encostar nele: O tanque de combustível do Ford Pinto (fabricado nos anos 70) não foi disposto de maneira correta e uma batida por trás, mesmo a velocidades relativamente baixas (50km/h), podia fazê-lo explodir. Consta que a Ford descobriu o problema mas achou mais barato pagar indenizações do que fazer um "Recall" para correção do defeito.
That “little hoarse” joke may have gone over their heads. It’s my favorite.
@@tempsitch5632 yeah it did 😔 now that I see it writen down I totally get it! 😂
Pois, eu vi logo que devia haver uma história por detrás da cena do carro a explodir! Mas não conhecia essa polémica das Ford Pinto 🤔
@4:43 Story of my life.
There is actually a sequel to Airplane! ! It's called Airplane! 2: The Sequel. I love it, but recently found out some people don't like it as much. It's about a space shuttle instead of an airplane and has many returning characters. The court scene kills me!!
Other than Naked Gun movies, Leslie Neilson was in a couple other slapstick movies.
There's "Spy Hard" which I believe is mainly a parody of James Bond films down to the opening theme song by Weird Al Yankovic.
One of my favorites is "Wrongfully Accused" which mainly parodies "The Fugitive" with Harrison Ford, and other movies like *Usual Suspects, Fargo, *North by Northwest, Titanic, and *Mission Impossible (and many more). Besides obviously the Fugitive, you might need to see the movies above with an * to get the scene parody references. I think those are the important ones, but it's been a while and I may be forgetting others.
Mr Magoo is a comedy based on an older cartoon of a nearly blind old man. I don't recall if it's slapstick really as I only saw it once long ago.
Speaking of cartoons made into real live action movies, I really dug the movie The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle. It has the same sense of humor that the old cartoon had if you've ever seen those.
Then of course you have the Scary Movie series, Leslie shows up in I think parts 3 and 4. This would require watching some horror movies of course. The main ones parodied I can think of are for the parts (usually the movies loosely follow the plots of 1 or 2 films, but includes a scene or two from many others. Which could spoil the real film or just be a reference):
1 Scream, I know what you did last summer, six sense, matrix, Halloween, usual suspects, exorcist, Blair witch project
2 Haunting, what lies beneath, poltergeist, hollow man, Charlie's angels, nightmare on elm street, mission impossible 2, hannibal (the sequel to Silence of the Lambs), exorcist (again), amity horror, dude where's my car, frighteners
3 Signs, the ring, 8 mile, the others, matrix reloaded, airplane!
4 saw, war of the worlds, broke back mountain, grudge, million dollar baby
5 paranormal activity, cabin in the woods, evil dead ("remake" from the 2000s), mama, rise of the planet of the apes, black swan, inception
yeah, the problem with the scary movie films is that she never watches horror movies at all xD she would not get the references 😬
But thanks a lot for the suggestions 👌
@@ptthatswhatshesaid that's what I figured lol, there's still funny stuff there, even things that are references I think could be still funny, you just wouldn't know why that scene is actually there haha.
Hots shots is a great couple of movies, looking forward to those eventually. Lloyd Bridges from Airplane! is also in them.
Hot shots we will definitely give it a watch 😉
People don’t like the Airplane sequel because it isn’t as good - because it’s made by completely different people.
Val Kilmer is a great actor. He was the best Doc Holiday ever in 'Tombstone'. I normally don't like silly, but I liked this. I don't like Airplane and the Naked Gun movies. I hate Monty Python.
I hadn't seen any of the other spoof movies before but Top Secret I saw a number of times when I was younger and I loved it 😋 but... I do like silly (to a certain extent)
You may want to try The Blues Brothers.
Never seen that one (only heard it referenced by other people). Is it the same genre of comedy as this one?
@@ptthatswhatshesaid it is comedy/musical (kinda, there's songs performed with people dancing but it doesn't quite feel like sound of music) cameos galore, and it can be real silly, but it's not necessarily slapstick like Airplane or Naked Gun.
@@mattschliemann9683 have to put it on the list! 😁
He's from Top Gun?
He's from Alexander, MFer! Come on!🙄
@Yes watch Hot Shots Part Deux, that one is unequaled in idiotic humor!🎉 Maybe America World Police to be close by.
ahahah I had to use an exemple of a film that I knew she had watched!
Still have to show her Heat as well 🤔
Hot Shots and America World Police will be a first for both of us! I really think we will delve deeper and deeper into american comedies. We are quite more familiar with british ones I would say xD