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The Naked Gun (1988) is absolutely ridic! 

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Original Movie: The Naked Gun (1988)
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@BouillaBased
@BouillaBased Месяц назад
When Leslie *Nielsen died, various news outlets--especially sports news--wrote his obituary to Enrico Palazzo. That's how you know your jokes have legs.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Octoberville
@Octoberville Месяц назад
Also, when the Queen passed away, Reggie made a twitter post about it.
@Anon54387
@Anon54387 Месяц назад
@@holddowna It's ridiculous because Canadians are bonkers unlike we Americans who are never silly.
@Masterfighterx
@Masterfighterx Месяц назад
Nielsen*
@VishusMadFunk
@VishusMadFunk Месяц назад
love it! didnt know that ... all these years.
@user-ts8ig7dt7r
@user-ts8ig7dt7r Месяц назад
Weird Al actually took a date to watch "The Naked Gun" wearing the same outfit as he did in the film. 😂
@holddowna
@holddowna 15 дней назад
Hilarious !
@fitterboy1
@fitterboy1 13 дней назад
From what I can remember, he didn’t even tell her he was in it and she was surprised after😂😂😂
@Nillon24
@Nillon24 27 дней назад
The vision of Leslie Nielsen holding up his badge yelling "Police! Halt!" at HIS OWN car still kills me 3 and a half decades later!
@texashookem22
@texashookem22 Месяц назад
There's a 50/50 chance I don't absolutely love this reaction, though there's only a 10% chance of that.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Lololol
@themoviedealers
@themoviedealers Месяц назад
60% of the time it works every time.
@Anon54387
@Anon54387 Месяц назад
@@holddowna Speaking of riding rockets, you should react to Dr. Strangelove.
@Anon54387
@Anon54387 Месяц назад
@@holddowna I think the cheese was moving on top of the fridge.
@Anon54387
@Anon54387 Месяц назад
@@holddowna That thing with the guys sitting in the Queen's seat is a dig at Angeleans.
@boqndimitrov8693
@boqndimitrov8693 Месяц назад
who would have thought that an actor who played "serious" roles all his life would be remembered as a comedy superstar!!? 😂❤
@commentatron
@commentatron Месяц назад
And if you're a certain age, that's one of the constant background jokes that are so delicious - seeing guys like Nielsen acting against type. Same thing with Robert Stack and Lloyd Bridges in _Airplane!_
@fromthe90s21
@fromthe90s21 26 дней назад
That's exactly what they're doing again with the upcoming remake starring Liam Neeson. Great that he shares the same initials of the late Leslie Nielsen.
@commentatron
@commentatron 26 дней назад
@@fromthe90s21 Hope it works. Problem is, Nielsen (and others like him; Stack, Bridges) were good in comedy, in part, because it was sort of puncturing his straight-laced, slightly pompous, stuffed shirt persona. Neeson has always been a skilled A-list actor. Imagine Nielsen, before he was in comedy, on _Mystery Science Theater_ - easy, right? Neeson, not so much. _A Million Ways to Die in the West_ was pretty dark, though Neeson wasn't playing for laughs in that.
@user-eh8oo4uh8h
@user-eh8oo4uh8h 21 день назад
Yup. RIP OJ.
@jjflash005
@jjflash005 9 дней назад
That's what makes it works so well. He plays it dead serious, like it's a drama
@88wildcat
@88wildcat Месяц назад
I love the name of the hospital--Our Lady of the Worthless Miracle. That is one of the jokes that is so quick it tends to fly right past people.
@USCFlash
@USCFlash Месяц назад
Now it is time for "Airplane!"
@bessarion1771
@bessarion1771 Месяц назад
YES!!!
@Dystopia1111
@Dystopia1111 Месяц назад
Surely you can't be serious...
@MJ-we9vu
@MJ-we9vu Месяц назад
​@@Dystopia1111 I am and don't call me Shirley.
@GRIZZLYSGEAR
@GRIZZLYSGEAR 20 дней назад
​@@MJ-we9vuComic Book Guy: "But pause! The knowledge you offer would spoil the movie event of the year. Nay, century, nay, epoch, nay, summer...."
@paulcollinsyoga
@paulcollinsyoga Месяц назад
"Cuban?" "No, Dutch-Irish. My father was from Wales." Utterly ridiculous and brilliant.
@josephblumenberg6574
@josephblumenberg6574 Месяц назад
I swear... the bribing scene gets me every time 😂
@nathanlindahl8336
@nathanlindahl8336 Месяц назад
That is by far my favorite part 😂
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Such a good scene the pacing is toooo good!!!
@joeblankenship377
@joeblankenship377 Месяц назад
So goofy and they play it so straight.
@apparition13
@apparition13 Месяц назад
That is my favorite bit, but my favorite visual gag is safe sex. :D And my favorite "but why?!?" is "boiled a roast".
@Trepanation21
@Trepanation21 Месяц назад
EVERY TIME! 😂
@jackmessick2869
@jackmessick2869 Месяц назад
The opening had the late 1980s "villains": Idi Amin, Yasser Arafat, Muammar Gadafy, Fidel Castro, Mikhail Gorbachev, and the Ayatollah Khomeini. All very good lookalikes.
@formatique_arschloch
@formatique_arschloch Месяц назад
Except that Gorba wasn't a villain. But yes.
@Anon54387
@Anon54387 Месяц назад
Geez, to put villains in quotes with those people. Incredible.
@lmiddleman
@lmiddleman Месяц назад
Plus the opening fight scene is at least partly an homage to the Three Stooges.
@andrews.5212
@andrews.5212 Месяц назад
​​@@Anon54387well arguably they were "vilalns" only for the USA (europe is a de facto vassal of the US) Not gonna get political here but remember that you are not immune from propaganda because you live in a "supposedly" "free" nation. If a nation was actually free i doubt would have to spend all the time claiming it is..
@aerthreepwood8021
@aerthreepwood8021 Месяц назад
​@@Anon54387Most of them have a lower body count than a US president in their first term
@Mike-wr7om
@Mike-wr7om Месяц назад
In Frank's final speech to Jane, he quotes a famous line from the movie Casablanca, "the problems of two people don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world," but then he makes this hilarious addition, "but this is our hill, and these are our beans!"
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
I only saw Casablanca after !!!!
@Wildwanderer99
@Wildwanderer99 12 дней назад
I came here to mention Casablanca and Reggie Jackson a.k.a. Mr. October. People beat me to it. I think I'm going to sub and hit the bell. I enjoyed this reaction video and this is at a time when I'm tired of reaction videos.
@Braincleaner
@Braincleaner Месяц назад
"Hey!! It's Enrico Palazzo!" is one of the greatest jokes ever.
@mblackwl
@mblackwl Месяц назад
Trivia- the actor saying that was also Francis in Pee Wee's Big Adventure.
@gabone324
@gabone324 Месяц назад
@@mblackwland Teen Wolfs teammate
@lordjimbo2
@lordjimbo2 Месяц назад
It's such a wholesome throwaway gag - they show you that the real Palozzo is miserable at how badly the anthem goes, but he gets reputational redemption. They didn't have to do that but they did.
@paulinegallagher7821
@paulinegallagher7821 Месяц назад
I still randomly say it.
@ulriklm1
@ulriklm1 Месяц назад
Nice beaver.. Thanks I just had it stuffed.😂😂
@JustGrowingUp84
@JustGrowingUp84 Месяц назад
"Why is there cake?!" - to celebrate the drug deal! Drug trafficants are people too, Ames!
@lauterunvollkommenheit4344
@lauterunvollkommenheit4344 Месяц назад
It was a urinal cake. Drebin recognizes Nordberg's face in it in Scene 12.
@Gravydog316
@Gravydog316 Месяц назад
me: "Why is there a bear trap?!"
@JustGrowingUp84
@JustGrowingUp84 Месяц назад
@@Gravydog316 Obviously, in case a bear wants to steal their drugs. The recent film "Cocaine Bear" is clear evidence that such things can happen!
@lauterunvollkommenheit4344
@lauterunvollkommenheit4344 Месяц назад
@@Gravydog316 Against sea bears, presumably.
@coldflamebluedragon196
@coldflamebluedragon196 Месяц назад
Pure comedy gold. Leslie Neilsen was a one of a kind comedian that is missed but not forgotten
@johnnehrich9601
@johnnehrich9601 Месяц назад
What is so strange is that he was a serious actor for years, and never really good at it. His bit in Airplane turned his career around and his real genius was finally realized. (His deadpan delivery works better in comedy than drama.)
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
He’s funny!!!
@charlesnyckd
@charlesnyckd Месяц назад
@@johnnehrich9601he had a great dramatic turn in “Nuts” with Barbara Streisand.
@jjflash005
@jjflash005 9 дней назад
Nielsen wasn't a bad actor. He used to play against loads of the biggest female stars in Hollywood at the time, and could easily have been a houshold name, but he was a bit impatient and not really satisfied with the parts he got to play, and tried other things instead. But yeah, he had his great breakthrough with "Airplane!". No-one played deadpan as well as he did, and he got that from his roots as a dramatic actor.
@salsanchez4177
@salsanchez4177 Месяц назад
This movie is ABSOLUTE gold! I love that George Kennedy regretted turning down a role in 'Airplane' so when they offered him the role of "Ed" he jumped on it. Im so glad he did. He and Leslie Nielson were a perfect pair for this movie. There is no better line than "50/50 percent chance of living......but there's only a 10% chance of that"
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Месяц назад
George would have been great in Airplane after being in all the Airport movies. Talk about a casting gag.
@Gravydog316
@Gravydog316 Месяц назад
yeah he didn't want to insult Universal Pictures, 'cause they put him in their Airport pictures
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Месяц назад
"OJ Simpson! This must have been before... crime" 🤣🤣🤣 Well, now that he's gone, we'll always have the abuse of Nordberg to remember him by 😅
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@synaesthesia2010
@synaesthesia2010 21 день назад
Wait, he's gone? Gone where?
@mctaguer
@mctaguer 12 дней назад
@@synaesthesia2010 He died. About a month ago.
@fishsnapz5501
@fishsnapz5501 Месяц назад
"This must have been before... crime." 😆
@amehak1922
@amehak1922 29 дней назад
Lol 🤣 😂
@toddhill7483
@toddhill7483 Месяц назад
That "poor schmuck" was Yankees Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson. Excellent reaction.
@thomasgriffiths6758
@thomasgriffiths6758 Месяц назад
Reginald Martinez Jackson.
@Elephant2024-wi2li
@Elephant2024-wi2li Месяц назад
Reggie Jackson was also a significant component on those Oakland A's teams that won three world championships from 1972 to 1974.
@HappyHarryHardon
@HappyHarryHardon Месяц назад
He’s also a famous car collector.
@G3rnsback
@G3rnsback Месяц назад
Mr. October!
@thomaschristopher8593
@thomaschristopher8593 Месяц назад
"poor schmuck"??? that's Mr. October!!!
@calebkaltenbach1003
@calebkaltenbach1003 Месяц назад
I love how when Frank pulls out his his gun on the baseball field, the coaches & umpires tell, “Oh! You’re the boss! Whatever you say goes!” 😂😂😂
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Месяц назад
The American past time 🤣🤣🤣
@0okamino
@0okamino Месяц назад
One of which is played by Lawrence Tierney. You’d think _he_ would be the one pulling out a gun. 😅
@andypae
@andypae 28 дней назад
Oh yeah, I remember Tierney from Reservoir Dogs. 😁
@andreshernandez1180
@andreshernandez1180 Месяц назад
Leslie Nielsen was a treasure. RIP 🙏🏼 The driving instructor was Golden Globe and Oscar-winning actor John Houseman btw, he was in a movie called The Paper Chase and then in the tv show that came later.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Very funny man
@andreshernandez1180
@andreshernandez1180 Месяц назад
@@holddowna Vincent Ludwig is played by Mexican-born actor Ricardo Montalbán who at the time was very well known and liked from playing Mr. Roarke, the lead character in the very popular show *Fantasy Island* (1977-1984). RIP Oh and Frank and Ed were eating *red pistachios* in the car.
@ElliotNesterman
@ElliotNesterman Месяц назад
@@holddowna What made this small role so funny at the time is that in _The Paper Chase,_ which is about law school students, Houseman played a particularly dry, acerbic, and matter-of-fact professor of contract law. John Houseman was one of the most significant figures of the American theater. He founded the Mercury Theatre with Orson Welles and was co-producer on _Citizen Kane,_ He had a long list of Broadway credits as producer and director. He was the first head of the Drama Department at Julliard and founded The Acting Company with the first graduating class, which included Patti LuPone, Kevin Kline, and David Ogden Stiers, among others.
@paulinegallagher7821
@paulinegallagher7821 Месяц назад
Also in the opening of the Fog
@t0dd000
@t0dd000 Месяц назад
And the original Rollerball. Houseman was so good in that. :)
@samuel_m84
@samuel_m84 26 дней назад
Beside the siliness, one must appreciate, how good the filmmaking was. How they set up the scenes, frames and everything. They really put a lot of work into it.
@dive2drive314
@dive2drive314 Месяц назад
"Nice beaver" "Thanks I just had it stuffed" 😶
@mctaguer
@mctaguer 12 дней назад
That line got repeated THOUSANDS of times by people in all kinds of situations in the following years after the movie.
@dive2drive314
@dive2drive314 12 дней назад
@@mctaguer haha I am not surprised.
@michaelwatson266
@michaelwatson266 Месяц назад
Ahh The Naked Gun. A staple of parody movies. Leslie Nielson is just great in this kind of stuff 😂
@tomstanziola1982
@tomstanziola1982 Месяц назад
I highly recommend seeing him in "Forbidden Planet", from 1956, a straight dramatic role and a sci-fi classic! 👍👏👏👏👏 His hair was black in those days.
@mctaguer
@mctaguer 12 дней назад
@@tomstanziola1982 It is a classic. Clearly inspired things that came after.
@kingcosworth2643
@kingcosworth2643 7 дней назад
Hotshots is another
@WolfHreda
@WolfHreda 25 дней назад
So, The Naked Gun trilogy is a sequel to a tragically short-lived TV series called Police Squad! (In Color). There were only six episodes before it was cancelled, and you can probably find them all here on RU-vid. It's delightful, and you can even find a few jokes from that series in these movies.
@tomstanziola1982
@tomstanziola1982 Месяц назад
20:10.....They're eating pistachios, Ames. They used to dye the shells red, and if you ate too many of them, the red dye would rub off on your fingers.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Really!!!!!
@tomstanziola1982
@tomstanziola1982 Месяц назад
@@holddowna Really. I don't think they dye the shells anymore, now. I haven't seen them in a long time.
@johnnehrich9601
@johnnehrich9601 Месяц назад
Originally, they used to harvest pistachios by leaving on the tree long enough until they fell off and could be gathered up on the ground. This left ugly stains on the shells, so the red was intense enough to cover over these stains. Since then, they have invented machines to pick them off the tree itself, and hence the need for the stain not needed.
@tomstanziola1982
@tomstanziola1982 Месяц назад
@@johnnehrich9601 I didn't know that! Thanks for the info! 👍✌️
@brutbrutus2669
@brutbrutus2669 Месяц назад
@@tomstanziola1982 They are hard to find. They were imported from Iran up until '79 when sanctions were imposed, and in the 80's we began to grow them in the US. They red dye hid staining that happened during harvesting. We improved harvesting and no longer needed to cover the staining.
@onepcwhiz6847
@onepcwhiz6847 Месяц назад
I love how 3 different newspapers had 3 different positions of Frank and the Queen.
@MinekEzQM
@MinekEzQM 11 дней назад
Yep. The Zucker Brothers did take care of the subtle jokes as well. Pure comedy geniuses.
@IcanbePsycho
@IcanbePsycho 21 день назад
Australian here, I first saw this in a cinema in America when I was on holidays there back in 1988, the entire audience was in tears with laughter from start to finish. It’s a beaut movie, silly but very very funny.
@billparker244
@billparker244 29 дней назад
Oh god, when he shoots his own car I completely lose it hahaha
@thomasgriffiths6758
@thomasgriffiths6758 Месяц назад
The mayor is played by actress Nancy Marchand, who played Tony Soprano's mother Livia, in the HBO series.
@brianstanton6026
@brianstanton6026 9 дней назад
I first watched this when I was in college and was not prepared for the amount of laughter. Classic.
@MasterBiffpudwell
@MasterBiffpudwell Месяц назад
"Um no, I'm Dutch Irish. My father is from Wales." No, just no. LOL
@BizzyX78
@BizzyX78 Месяц назад
----- @MasterBiffpudwell ----- - I've heard it said that the Welsh are the Irish who couldn't swim. Don't come at me, not my words... I just remember hearing it said in a standup one time long ago, but I can't, for the life of me, recall who the standup artist was. -----
@MasterBiffpudwell
@MasterBiffpudwell Месяц назад
@@BizzyX78 LOL That is hilarious, seriously. I had never heard that. 🤣🤣
@kasperkjrsgaard1447
@kasperkjrsgaard1447 6 дней назад
Actually his mother was from Wales.
@MasterBiffpudwell
@MasterBiffpudwell 6 дней назад
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 You miss the joke.
@PhenomProductions-tn5fj
@PhenomProductions-tn5fj Месяц назад
The Chalk outline floating in the water back and forth like as if someone was there to see exactly how he landed on the water and which arm was extended and which leg was pointing where almost killed me the first time I saw it. I lost my voice from laughing so hard.
@stobe187
@stobe187 Месяц назад
I highly recommend checking out "Top Secret!" from the Z-A-Z filmography, you'd love it. Even crazier gags, Val Kilmer's first big role and he nails it, spoof of Elvis war flicks, best boot humor in movie history.. and sort of a musical as well. In my personal ranking Airplane and Top Secret are neck and neck.
@Dystopia1111
@Dystopia1111 Месяц назад
"There are no good white basketball players, my friend." 😂 Love that movie.
@agarven1
@agarven1 Месяц назад
I love The Naked Gun movie trilogy. My dad told me years ago the movies were a tv show before it became a movie. Over the years I forgot there was a tv show. They only made 6 episodes of it. The show was called Police Squad. I bought the series the other day. Soon I’ll watch the show and rewatch the movies
@weepingscorpion8739
@weepingscorpion8739 Месяц назад
The show is also free to watch on RU-vid.
@agarven1
@agarven1 Месяц назад
@@weepingscorpion8739 I like to own a tv series than watch on streaming
@weepingscorpion8739
@weepingscorpion8739 Месяц назад
@@agarven1 Fair enough. Just mentioning it in case someone else was wondering.
@shawnpatrick1877
@shawnpatrick1877 Месяц назад
The show is great, it's hard to believe it was cancelled so quickly. It's way funnier than most sitcoms that go on for years.
@curtismartin2866
@curtismartin2866 Месяц назад
Who are you? And how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith and, I'm a locksmith.
@havok6280
@havok6280 Месяц назад
OJ was hugely popular. He was the Michael Jordan of his time. He had endorsements, he acted, and he did NFL broadcasts. Everyone loved the Juice...
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Makes sense!
@jeremygeorgia4943
@jeremygeorgia4943 Месяц назад
He also did Avis Rent-A-Car commercials, where he jumped over chairs.
@havok6280
@havok6280 Месяц назад
@@jeremygeorgia4943 Hertz. Not Avis.
@curtismartin2866
@curtismartin2866 Месяц назад
And famously lost out on the role of the Terminator because he was too likeable and the public just wouldn't believe him as a killer. 😑
@JaxFPrime81
@JaxFPrime81 Месяц назад
@@curtismartin2866 that really bit the entire world on the booty right there, didn't it? 😂
@JebWCManning
@JebWCManning Месяц назад
This is a great absurdist comedy. The Naked Gun and the show that preceded it, Police Squad, were inspired by the TV show Dragnet. Since you liked this one, I'd recommend Airplane. It's a comedy like this, and it's where Leslie Nielsen transitioned from a serious actor into a comedy star.
@curtismartin2866
@curtismartin2866 Месяц назад
Yes, that's right.
@EnigmaticPenguin
@EnigmaticPenguin Месяц назад
George Kennedy who plays Ed was a veteran of the Battle of the Bulge (aka episodes 6 and 7 of Band of Brothers). This really was the tail end of classic Hollywood where people had pretty crazy lives before they became famous. Modern movie stars are seemingly all born and raised in that system now.
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Месяц назад
George Kennedy is so funny as Captain Ed. It was wild to me growing up on Naked Gun and then discovering all of George's non-comedies, especially his run of disaster movies. Really talented guy. I imagine seeing him show up in Naked Gun was akin to Leslie being the doctor in Airplane for audiences at the time.
@Dystopia1111
@Dystopia1111 Месяц назад
Another Battle of the Bulge veteran, Mel Brooks.
@Billinois78
@Billinois78 Месяц назад
"Lieutenant" "The feeling is mutual" "I can't see anything" "Use your open eye, Frank" "Drebin!" "Frank!" "You're both right" So much hilarity in this movie!
@kevinehle6637
@kevinehle6637 Месяц назад
😂😂❤ Naked Gun 2 1/2 equally as serious as a hard hitting police drama! 😮
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
😎
@iggtastic
@iggtastic 26 дней назад
I love all of the little background sight gags that are easy to overlook. Like when Frank gets off the plane at the beginning, the baggage is just being tossed out of the plane right onto the tarmac 30 feet below 🤣
@Cynicayke
@Cynicayke Месяц назад
"I'm boiling a roast" is still one my favourite lines. Just so dumb.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
So dumb!!!! Lolol
@artursandwich1974
@artursandwich1974 Месяц назад
Being too young (or not recent history buff) to recognise the leaders present at the table in scene one, does rob one of fun a bit - if nothing else, the appreciation for how well they're portrayed.
@claytondietl8136
@claytondietl8136 Месяц назад
"What kind of name is Nordberg?" The Zuckers and (and myself) are from Milwaukee, WI and Nordberg was the name of a large manufacturing company here back in the '90's but was later bought out by Rexworks, and renamed Rexnord. On a side note, back in 1992, I worked for an exterminator and was spraying Charlotte Zucker's house, ( who is the Zucker's mother). Spent over an hour talking with her about her son's movies. A very sweet woman. She also appears in most of their movies. In Naked Gun, she was Ricardo Montalbon's Secretary, who tried to shoot Pahpshmir.
@yt45204
@yt45204 20 дней назад
Nordberg is a fairly typical Swedish last name.
@MinekEzQM
@MinekEzQM 11 дней назад
The Nordic name is a joke playing on the same string as the CIA agent in Russia who learns the perfect accent, can drink liters of Vodka... but gets blown in 1 second. Very very non PC.
@raphaelperry8159
@raphaelperry8159 26 дней назад
The joke about all the gone off food in the fridge is because it had been something like 6 years since the Police Squad tv series. The joke was that Drebbin literally hasn't been in that apartment during the intervening time as if his off screen existence doesn't exist.
@kingcosworth2643
@kingcosworth2643 7 дней назад
I saw it always more as a single guys apartment
@FrethKindheart
@FrethKindheart Месяц назад
Other movies like Naked Gun that have the same type of humor: Airplane! (airplane disaster movie spoof), Top Secret (spy movie spoof), Loaded Weapon (Lethal Weapon spoof), Hot Shots (Top Gun spoof), Hot Shots Part Deux (Rambo spoof), Mafia! (mafia movie spoof), Scary Movie series (horror/slasher movie spoof).
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
I need to watch the originals first!
@michaelzilkowsky2936
@michaelzilkowsky2936 25 дней назад
"Hot Shots Part Deux" When Charlie cuts a hole in the chain link fence and the entire fence falls down, leaving him holding the little circle he was cutting out......
@mikedoskitomen1991
@mikedoskitomen1991 14 дней назад
Dance Flick (Step Up, You Got Served, Stomp The Yard, Dirty Dancing spoof)
@Belleplainer
@Belleplainer Месяц назад
Yes, those guys were real baseball announcers. The guy on the right is Curt Gowdy, who was an announcer for the Boston Red Sox and did nationally televised games on NBC. The guy on the left is Jim Palmer, who was a Hall of Fame pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles and who got into broadcasting after his playing days were over.
@bjchit
@bjchit Месяц назад
And the middle guy, Tim McCarver, was one of the better catchers during the 60's and 70's, but a lousy announcer.
@curtismartin2866
@curtismartin2866 Месяц назад
well........except for Dr. Joyce Brothers. She was a famous TV personality. Dr. Brothers was known as a psychologist, and a self help expert. Somehow, she was on every panel ever assembled'. Hence the kicker of her being the last announcer introduced.
@Ferrant621
@Ferrant621 Месяц назад
I love how much you loved this! No matter how hard it can make you roll your eyes, it still drags a hefty laugh out every time.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Loved it!
@craigreipold3931
@craigreipold3931 Месяц назад
The Naked Gun is based on a 1982 TV series called Police Squad, only 6 episodes, same cast, same humor, a must watch if you like the movie.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Cool!!!
@dougrussell5002
@dougrussell5002 Месяц назад
"Who are you, and how did you get in here?" "I'm the locksmith, and I'm the locksmith." 😂
@joeconcepts5552
@joeconcepts5552 Месяц назад
I hate to be that guy, but only Leslie was the same actor in the TV series.
@craigreipold3931
@craigreipold3931 Месяц назад
@@joeconcepts5552 fair enough, it’s been a good 15 years since I bought the dvd and maybe 5 since the last time I watched the show. But, I did pull it from the shelf to rewatch this week.I was in 7th grade when it originally aired, it was what we talked about all day the next day at school… good times.
@joeconcepts5552
@joeconcepts5552 Месяц назад
@@craigreipold3931 Actually, the scientist guy was the same one in the show and movies, I forgot that one. But Ed and Nordberg were played by different actors.
@Sir_Alex
@Sir_Alex Месяц назад
Leslie Nielsen was comedy royalty ...... ❤
@jerrysoh619
@jerrysoh619 Месяц назад
LOL you just went from a Brooklyn accent to an Australian accent so effortlessly haha well done.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Lololol
@theradicalginger3060
@theradicalginger3060 Месяц назад
I know this line is from airplane that Leslie Nielsen was on but Surely you can't be serious I am serious and don't call me Shirley 😂
@thomasgriffiths6758
@thomasgriffiths6758 Месяц назад
I meant Leslie Nielsen at a celebrity golf tournament in Connecticut back in the late 80s and he was a funny and charming person. You should definitely react to Airplane with Leslie Nielsen.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
I must!
@skipjack23
@skipjack23 Месяц назад
Yes and it's by the same crew that made the Naked Gun, Zucker Abrams and Zucker. I think the Naked Gun was funnier, but somehow Airplane! was a better movie, like it all hung together a bit more.
@tomstanziola1982
@tomstanziola1982 Месяц назад
15:50....The driving instructor, Ames, is played by John Houseman, one of the greatest actors in film history. He started out in the 1930s, and he worked at his craft for about 60 years.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Ohhh!!
@oscardiggs246
@oscardiggs246 Месяц назад
I like to think that OJ's punishment in Hell is just an endless repeat of Nordberg's abuse in this movie
@THOMMGB
@THOMMGB Месяц назад
And when OJ takes the bus to Detroit.
@o.b.7217
@o.b.7217 Месяц назад
What makes you think he's in hell?
@sca88
@sca88 Месяц назад
Me too. My late mom was good friends with Nicole's mom. Living in South O.C. near the O.J./Nicole's beach place I know a lot of shit about O.J. well before he was a murderer.
@MountainMan.
@MountainMan. Месяц назад
"My father went the same way." LOL. Hilarious and so ridiculous.
@zmarko
@zmarko Месяц назад
There has been a long standing rumor that OJ was considered to play The Terminator, but producers couldn't see him as a killer. 🤣 But apparently Cameron denies this ever happened.
@deanromanado5850
@deanromanado5850 Месяц назад
But Arnold said it was true.
@ThomasKnip
@ThomasKnip Месяц назад
I am glad you could cherish a cineastic approach of such sophisticated humor!
@ChadMichaelSimon
@ChadMichaelSimon 13 дней назад
So many memories of this movie. We convinced our high school AP English teacher to play it in class because of examples of irony (I guess?). She hit the floor at the “nice beaver!” line. Cried and almost peed despite herself, a normally composed woman. My family all says, “Go for it, Stephanie” when it’s the right tjme time to hit the gas in traffic. On and on. It’s an amazing l nonstop collection of gags that just works as a whole.
@joe6096
@joe6096 2 дня назад
I was 12 when this movie came out. My Dad took me to the theater, it was December of 1988. The theater was packed. I was still just a bit too young to catch on to some of the sexual puns at first but I was much wiser after we left the show lol........ Let me tell you - it was an experience you had to be there to appreciate. The live mic restroom scene and the office/balcony scene were so funny the entire theater was dying. I thought my Dad was going to stroke out he could hardly breathe! People were literally falling down off their chairs and smacking the floor, the armrests, their thighs, each other. At the end of the film it got a standing ovation and huge cheers. For a stupid, non-sensical, plotless spoof. In the 120 or so years of the motion picture industry, This movie may very well be the funniest film ever made to this very day.
@daletaylor5589
@daletaylor5589 Месяц назад
Now sweetie this is your hill and your beans but you’ve got to watch Airplane. You might wet yourself with laughter but it’s so worth it.
@YurikRoss
@YurikRoss Месяц назад
Fun fact. The movie was based on a tv show called Police Squad with the same type of humor. It even had the exact same intro with the police car driving
@jaimefish173
@jaimefish173 27 дней назад
the series was canceled really early because the network thought the humor was to fast/slap stick and the audience wouldn't get it. Lot of the jokes/characters etc was brought from the show and written into naked gun. They made the show into a movie.
@telocho
@telocho 9 дней назад
And the TV show Police Squad was a spoof of the sixties b&w TV series M Squad, where also the narration style is coming from.
@SkullAngel002
@SkullAngel002 Месяц назад
Oh boy you're in a for a wild ride with the start of this trilogy.
@markpekrul4393
@markpekrul4393 Месяц назад
"You killed 5 actors....GOOD ones!" - great line And you can still hear "Hey - it's Enrico Palazzo!" at games sometimes. The first Mariners batter was Jay Johnstone, 20 year major league veteran and note prankster. I think someone else already mentioned the player/assassin was Reggie Jackson, MLB hall-of-famer
@VoxRox1
@VoxRox1 Месяц назад
That scene was spoofing a dirty Harry movie from the 1970s
@mctaguer
@mctaguer 12 дней назад
Ah, yes, I'd forgotten that was Johnstone.
@Reziichu
@Reziichu Месяц назад
OMG NAKED GUN LMFAO you're in for a treat lol
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
I was!
@Reziichu
@Reziichu Месяц назад
@@holddowna yay!!! i ended up watching it again this morning :D thank you again for another great movie reaction!! :D
@JoeD0403
@JoeD0403 Месяц назад
That Reggie Jackson was in this added SO much to it. He’s one of the greatest players of all time. You don’t get the nickname Mr. October without being a World Series phenomenon. And I say this as a Red Sox fan.
@curtismartin2866
@curtismartin2866 Месяц назад
Shoulda been Bucky f'n Dent 😋
@meahoohenehene
@meahoohenehene Месяц назад
i couldnt help but laugh when you said "oh, its OJ." cause it sounded more like "ugh....this f&%king guy."😂
@Rob_F8F
@Rob_F8F Месяц назад
In the opening scene, these were all of the big baddies from the 1980s: Idi Amin (Uganda), Yassar Arafat (PLO), Mikhail Gorbachev (USSR), and the Ayatollah Khomeini (Iran).
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Thanks!!
@gabrielrosenberg6734
@gabrielrosenberg6734 Месяц назад
And Mummar Khadafi, from Libya
@Wirenfeldt1990
@Wirenfeldt1990 Месяц назад
@@gabrielrosenberg6734aka Evil Carlos Santana
@zaphodbbrox
@zaphodbbrox Месяц назад
Also Fidel Castro (Cuba)
@gareth2736
@gareth2736 7 дней назад
They did well to get them all to appear
@Trepanation21
@Trepanation21 Месяц назад
The money/bribing gag that happens @ around 8:40 is one of my favorite bits! I swear, it gets me cackling every. single. time! 😂
@G3rnsback
@G3rnsback Месяц назад
They're eating pistachios in the stakeout scene. They used to dye pistachios pink for some reason, and it was tough to get that dye off. It was like a tattoo.
@johnnehrich9601
@johnnehrich9601 Месяц назад
Real pistachios are a sort of greenish-brown andI guess they felt the rose color made them look more appealing. Like real butter is an off-white but they add yellow color to sell it better. And tuna used to be called "horse mackerel" and didn't become popular until they canged the name. ("Horse" and "pony" used to be used to imply size on things not related to animals, i.e., horse chestnuts, pony truck (on a steam loco).)
@MrSilkySweat
@MrSilkySweat 19 дней назад
Lol. I literally watched for the first 20 minutes, waiting for the BINGO line. Something told me Ames would laugh...
@finegamingconnoisseur
@finegamingconnoisseur 16 дней назад
I saw this movie back in the late '80s, it was a time when making not-so-subtle frequent references to male and female anatomical parts was slapstick comedy that people had a good laugh at. Good to see that some things never change.
@SongJLikes
@SongJLikes Месяц назад
31:45 …this might be the first and only time Reggie Jackson, THE ‘Mr. October’, has ever been referred to as a “poor schmuck”…
@timp8843
@timp8843 19 дней назад
I’m from Kansas City. That is how I’ve always referred to him
@SongJLikes
@SongJLikes 19 дней назад
@@timp8843 - ‘Poor schmuck’ or ‘Mr. October’?
@bjchit
@bjchit Месяц назад
The fridge wasn't moving; the cheese was.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
RIGHT🙈🙈🙈
@BizzyX78
@BizzyX78 Месяц назад
----- @bjchit ----- - Oh, my! It's 'Star Trek'-cheese... -----
@VoxRox1
@VoxRox1 Месяц назад
Reggie Jackson was the baseball player that was hypnotized to kill the queen in the movie. Reggie Jackson is one of the best players to ever play the game of baseball.
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Месяц назад
Reggie's cameo in Baseketball is hilarious.
@TXRager
@TXRager Месяц назад
@@LordVolkovhe has a cameo in the benchwarmers as well. Scene is pretty funny.
@bobbuethe1477
@bobbuethe1477 Месяц назад
23:27 Almost everyone misses this sign: "All employees must wash hands _before_ using restroom."
@philipcochran1972
@philipcochran1972 Месяц назад
OJ has a small part in The Towering Inferno, 1974. Mr Ludwig is Ricardo Montalban; see him as Khan in the Star Trek film, The Wrath of Khan, 1982
@TonyTigerTonyTiger
@TonyTigerTonyTiger Месяц назад
I love the slapstick/physical humor, the silly puns (nice beaver, etc.), childish humor (going to the bathroom with a mic), and "opposite humor" (nothing to see here, as a fireworks building is on fire, people scrambling, etc).
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Месяц назад
Leslie's slapstick is so funny! The apartment destruction scene is like a masterclass in physical comedy.
@brianquinn8384
@brianquinn8384 26 дней назад
I like the way Frank quoted Dirty Harry (Clint Eastwood) when he talked about shooting the five people. 👍
@brianquinn8384
@brianquinn8384 26 дней назад
Also, Ames, you do a great impression of the queen (as far as I know).
@THOMMGB
@THOMMGB Месяц назад
Ed, played by George Kennedy was a Best Actor Oscar winner.
@PreRockDoc
@PreRockDoc Месяц назад
"Nordberg" was a billboard on top of a factory, years back, visible when driving south out of Milwaukee, WI on I43. I always assumed it was the name of the company. The ZAZs (the writers of this movie - Zucker, Abrahams, Zucker) grew up just north of Milwaukee on I43. My sisters and I always thought that name was funny when we were kids. Apparently, so did the ZAZs.
@jenssylvesterwesemann7980
@jenssylvesterwesemann7980 Месяц назад
Note to self: never, EVER drink coffee while watching Ames watch a Naked Gun movie. That watch-along was marvellous!
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
Oh no did u spill/spit out some coffee!!!!! 😝😝🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching ❤️
@PurushaDesa
@PurushaDesa Месяц назад
I certainly hope you enjoy the humour in Platoon as much as they did.
@mikehansen5356
@mikehansen5356 Месяц назад
😂😂
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Месяц назад
It does lead to a great joke in Hot Shots Part Deux...
@sephjnr
@sephjnr Месяц назад
@@LordVolkov One of the greatest meta-jokes of all time.
@rickcrane9883
@rickcrane9883 Месяц назад
Hey Ames. After watching you react to so many serious movies, often bringing you to tears, this was a nice change. I absolutely love to hear you laugh.
@scottmelville3476
@scottmelville3476 Месяц назад
It's great watching you try to make sense of the "plot."
@onepcwhiz6847
@onepcwhiz6847 Месяц назад
Those men at the beginning were real world leaders at the time.
@NosyFella
@NosyFella Месяц назад
No they were actors
@havok6280
@havok6280 Месяц назад
Wait... how did they convince Gorbachev and Arafat to appear in a comedy???
@onepcwhiz6847
@onepcwhiz6847 Месяц назад
@@havok6280 he was known to have a great sense of humor!
@johnnehrich9601
@johnnehrich9601 Месяц назад
Well, actors portraying them!
@onepcwhiz6847
@onepcwhiz6847 Месяц назад
@@johnnehrich9601 yeah that’s what I meant. :-)
@Kopie0830
@Kopie0830 День назад
When Leslie died and went to heaven, he was greeted with love and open arms and cheers. The man gave so much happiness to people while on this earth.
@t0dd000
@t0dd000 Месяц назад
The beaver joke slays me every time.
@ThistleAndSea
@ThistleAndSea Месяц назад
Good one, Butterwings! Yeah, this one is a hoot and a half. The 2 1/2 sequel is pretty funny too if you ever need more laughs. Thanks for sharing this one! 🙂 Oh, and the "hill of beans" speech at the end, that was Casablanca. The dog and the mail carrier cracked me up!
@joek468
@joek468 Месяц назад
The best baseball game ever! :-)The poor schmuck ..Reggie Jackson, I think it was 5 home runs in the world series back in the late 70' s or early 80's. :-) Thank you Ames for your great reactions. So good.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Mickey-1994
@Mickey-1994 14 дней назад
This started off as a TV show called Police Squad in 1982, Leslie in the show also plays Frank and it only had 6 episodes but it's worth a watch. The mayor in this movie played Tony's mom in The Sopranos.
@captironsight
@captironsight 24 дня назад
What kills me is that most modern reactors dont know who half of the Bad Guys are in the first scene. It really is a period piece.
@LPVPisFr33
@LPVPisFr33 Месяц назад
''Oh no they got this poor shmuck'' @ Reggie Jackson I lmao at that one, love it! Yes, all announcers were real baseball announcers except the Doctor, she would appear in talk shows like Carson and Donahue.
@THOMMGB
@THOMMGB Месяц назад
Dr Joyce Brothers was almost as popular as Dr Phil back in the day. She was everywhere, it seemed.
@LPVPisFr33
@LPVPisFr33 Месяц назад
@@THOMMGB Her and Dr Ruth.
@NYUK-x-4
@NYUK-x-4 Месяц назад
Top notch comedy writers. 14:15 is supposed to be MK Ultra
@srichael2713
@srichael2713 Месяц назад
Ludwig's plot is based on the 1977 spy film _Telefon._ Instead of sensory trigger, a specific phrase is used to trigger the sleeper agents. Give it a watch if you're interested.
@Osprey850
@Osprey850 Месяц назад
This is the one of the best reactions to this movie that I've seen. You really got the humor. You'll definitely want to watch the two sequels. They're both a lot of fun, too. Cheers.
@victoraustin2010
@victoraustin2010 27 дней назад
Leslie Neilson was a Canadian actor! Canada once again giving our best to the US.
@holddowna
@holddowna 27 дней назад
I ONLY learnt this after posting and now I LOVE him EVEN MORE and all his brilliance!
@kasperkjrsgaard1447
@kasperkjrsgaard1447 6 дней назад
It’s Nielsen, he was of danish origen. His father was a danish born Mountie. 🇩🇰
@Nakna_ankaN
@Nakna_ankaN Месяц назад
Since you've watched both An American Werewolf in London and The Thing, you should watch The Fly from 1986, since these three movies are regarded to feature some of the best makeup and practical special effects of all time. The Fly even won an Oscar for best makeup and stars Jeff Goldblum in arguably the best performance of his career.
@holddowna
@holddowna Месяц назад
I MUST
@redtesta
@redtesta 15 часов назад
The constant slap stick comedy, one liners are never ending. You almost need to watch it twice to get them all. So many subtle things. One of the best movies. Dont make them like that anymore. Need to look what you have watched but Airplane was outstanding. Another classic.
@MLawrence2008
@MLawrence2008 Месяц назад
Great reaction but next time read the end credits, so many great jokes!!!!!!
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