THE NAKED GUN (1988) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | No Hands!
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- Thanks to Grandaddy Patrick & Granny Christi with the Special Request, The Mrs. gets to laugh all night with The Naked Gun (1988). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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We realized the five guys in the park gag was from Dirty Harry after we finished editing. We had just watched Dirty Harry a month or so ago and were like why is that so familiar.
Wait... are they really eating Pistachios? I think we need more comments letting us know... 😉
Saved me pointing that out🤣
Back in the day they dyed pistachios red because they thought they'd sell better. I love pistachios, and that red dye was a bitch to get off😀😀😀
I swear I knew the Dirty Harry reference!!! Mrs Movie said she saw it in a comment though and I didn't want to sound like a complete idiot as usual. I'm trying to change that image😀
Have either of you seen Johnny English with Rowan Atkinson and John Malkovich? There's a fun royal plot there too :)
Al was basketball player Ronald "Tiny Ron" Taylor 7ft/2m13 cm , sports career 1969-72 , only played 77 games , Police squad! TV series 1982 was his first acting gig.
You also have Lloyd Bridges who does clueless part in Hot Shots 1991 , admiral Benson , Hot Shots 2 1993 , president Benson and Jane Austen's Mafia! 1998 , mob boss
Vincenzo Cortino . Both Leslie Nielsen and Lloyd Bridges were in Airplane .
"Why does she look familiar?"
"She's been in this movie the whole time."
- It's official... this is my new favourite line from the movie, lol!
The scathing look in reaction to the dad joke made it. Of course, that's what dad jokes are for. Stephen Fry once described "groaner" jokes on QI ("Quite Interesting", a British comedian panel show that's called "the pub quiz from Hell". All over UA-cam, worth checking out!) as a creator of a kind of social cohesion; everyone comes together in laughing at how bad the joke is.
Well, she was married to Elvis...
@@markkringle9144 Unfortunately. He should've went with Ann Margaret lol
@@PoPoPresley not a bad idea, that girl looked amazing. Loved the vintage photo of Brezhnev ogling her ass.
I laughed for 5 minutes hearing that xD
True story about OJ, He was considered for The Terminator but the producers didn't think audiences would buy him as a remorseless killer.
Cue sad trombone*
*Sienfeld theme*
#foreshadowing
Trauma for all the life, huh?
Oh, the irony.
"Why does she look familiar?"
"She's been in this movie the whole time."
I'm dead.
Leslie Nielsons serious comedy style was so good. I would have loved to see him and Betty White in a Naked Gun style movie together. It would be epic. RIP to both.
Leslie actually played Bea Arthur's boyfriend/second husband in the last season of "The Golden Girls".
@@Madbandit77 its been years since ive seen an episode. Funny thing is, i introduced my grandmother to the series. Same with Tour of Duty.
Betty White and Leslie Nielsen did a romantic comedy together called Chance of a Lifetime.
@@Madbandit77 now THAT was a funny show
He not dead he still alive. making more movies
"Goodyear?" "No, the worst." might be my favourite line in the whole film.
They can make a joke out of one word if written and delivered correctly
She had her music. At least, I think she had her music.
@@arisucheddar3097 I bought her a harp for christmas. She asked me what it was.
Nervous?
Yes.
First time?
No, I’ve been nervous lots of times.
And where the hell was I ?
"She's been in this movie the whole time." Haha, gold!
Lol. She's also Priscilla Presley; one time wife of Elvis..
Pistachio nuts. They used to come packed with red dye. Not sure if they do that anymore, but back in the day you'd get red all over your fingers.
I didn’t get the point in that, did the dye make them taste different?
I don't think so. I think it was originally supposed to cover up blemishes on the shells to make them appealing.
@@frankfurlacker5219 It was due to the method of harvesting which made the shells look bad. Better methods were invented and now the shewlls usually look fine.
That was one of my go-to 'study snacks' when I was in school. You always knew when it was exam time because my fingers were stained bright red.
@@aadams1006 Can't say for sure, but I'm not sure it's that (I don't think the "shake the tree" harvesting method has changed much in recent decades) so much as it is that there was a cultural shift and a resulting pivot in marketing. Pistachios used to be kinda a bar/junk food. The rise of health-consciousness and a desire for more "natural"/organic foods, especially in California where most of the nuts (technically seeds) were grown and thus most intensely marketed, led the industry to refocus on the heath benefits of nuts and their "natural food" cache. A vital step in that process was removing anything that made the snack seem artificial to consumers, especially the "unnatural" bright-red added colour.
There may have been agricultural factors as well, but the culture shift seems the best fit for the main explanatory factor.
My favourite joke has to be "nice beaver" "thanks, i just had it stuffed" pure genius!
Alas... it's so hard to find "fur" nowadays :-(
Originally, this was a nod to Nielsen being Canadian. It was a *popular* euphemism _only_ there & this movie may be why it's now one in the U.S.A. as well.
Back in college I was in the middle of a lab practical exam. One exhibit had a taxidermy snake, owl and beaver set up with the question which was from the mammal family. I finished that row but the next row wasn't moving very fast. So, I leaned against the wall next to the class teaching assistant. I leaned next to the TA and told her, Nice Beaver. She barely took a breath and replied with thanks, I just had it stuffed. The rest of the class was glaring at us while we laughed very loudly.
I still remember watching this film in a auditorium full of people who had no idea who Leslie Nielsen was, or what 'Police Squad' was. People were literally crying of laughter and gasping for air during the balcony scene.
The balcony sequence was the hardest laughter of them all in the cinema, I watched this film four times in theaters and this sequence always gave me a horrible ribcage pain but for the uncontrollable infectious crowd laughter.
Fuck I wish I'd been there to see this in theaters. My mom unfortunately knew better and wouldn't have let me. But yeah, the audience reaction had to be bonkers, and a recording of even one would be fantastic.
"She looks familiar"
"She's been in this movie this whole time."
That was a great line!
"Sexual assault with a concrete dildo?!" one of the best lines ever
This movie is one gigantic dad joke and I've always loved it! The world is a little less funny without Leslie Nielson. RIP.
😭😭i didnt know he passed. Rip.
@@mikimiyazaki Only 12 years ago. In a ripe age of 84.
Dads "concrete Dildo attack jokes"...by all means do tell?
"Sexual assault with a concrete dildo" classifies as a dad joke to you? Yikes!
@@dallesamllhals9161 Al Means never tells 🥸
My favorite story from TNG is that Weird Al used to take dates to see this movie without telling them he was in it. Of course, he wore the same shirt to the date that he was wearing in the movie.
The next generation ?
That’s exactly how to do it.
I always wondered who, if anyone, the Weird Leslie listed in the credits was to him.
@@-M0LE took me a moment, too. Never seen that used to abbreviate The Naked Gun.
"Use your open eye Frank..." That gets me every time.
The "Platoon" joke is one of my favorites in the film , and they don't even have to say anything lol
🤣 Yes! This is clever humour, simple almost effortless! I Adore it i tell ya!!!!
Leslie Nielsen was an amazing , hilarious guy.
He was so cool that his headstone has a fart joke on it.
Before he did straight comedy, he was a serious actor in loads of movies and TV shows, my favorite was Forbidden Planet, with Walter Pidgeon. 1965.
Let him rip :-D
The utter joy from her laughter made my freaking day.
The Queen Elizabeth actress "Jeannette Charles" basically was cast as The Queen in pretty much every movie she's been in because of her resemblance. Between 1974 and 2010 played the Queen over 30 times! haha Nice gig if you can get it! 🙂
Jeanette Charles played Queen Elizabeth in "National Lampoons European Vacation"
IMDb shows that 30 of her 37 acting credits were playing Queen Elizabeth. It's practically all that she did. Wikipedia says that she was a stage actor in her youth, but found it hard to get parts because of her resemblance to the Queen. So, sadly, that resemblance may've cursed her acting career, but at least she made the most out of it. Apparently, she's still alive and will turn 95 in a few weeks.
the trilogy Naked Gun was made before OJ Simpson's trial of the century... fun fact is the actress Susan Beaubian who plays OJ's character's wife also plays the jury foreperson in American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson!
Pistachios used to have red dyed shells. Don't know why, but that's the way it was.
Of all the reactions to this film I’ve seen, not one has known who the figures were at the beginning (Mikhail Gorbachev, Idi Amin, the Ayatollah Khomeni & Yasser Arafat) & no one knows what they’re eating in the car (red-dyed pistachios)🤣
This is what I love about this movie. I've seen it a handful of times, but I never noticed the cheese on top of the fridge moving.
🤣 I know this since i ever existed, and i also missed that part, its so miled and slow in this fast pase movie, no wonder. Also i think my eyes were filled with laughter tears, so my vision was blurry 🤣🥴🤣😭
They were eating pistachios in the car. They used to dye the shells red because we used to get them from the middle East and the harvesting methods they used would leave the shells stained and unappetizing.
I'm old enough to remember that, but I didn't know why. That you.
Is that the reason they dyed them? I always wondered. I ate those things by the bucket.
"When I see five weirdos dress in togas, staving a guy in the middle of a park, I shoot the bastard. That's my policy..."
"That's was a Shakespear in the park production of Julius Ceasar. You kill five actors... good ones."
Best line in the movie, hahaahha
Great shout out to Dirty Harry.
To this day I say "It's Enrico Palazzo!" when I see someone singing the National Anthem.
Or whenever anybody asks who is that
My answer always Enrico Pallazo
My father and I watched all six episodes of Police Squad! when it was on television. They had a funny thing they did every episode where they would introduce a special celebrity guest star, and then immediately kill them off before the show started. I was so psyched when I saw the trailers for this, because I loved the short lived show. :D
Shatner was one.
@@hughdalton7622That was the best one as he thought he survived only for him to be poisoned.
On the stake out they are eating pistachios. They used to have a red dye on them.
The "expiration date June 1982" in the mayo jar is an inside joke about the Police Squad series.
It aired for one season in 1982 and had Leslie Nielsen as Frank Drebin, the movie is actually an assemble of jokes written for the series.
The "she looks familiar" actress is Priscilla Beaulieu, Elvis Presley's ex-wife.
“Why does this lady look so familiar?“
“She’s been in the movie this whole time.”
If it were possible to “double subscribe,” I would.
My favorite gag is the whole informant scene.
Now you gotta watch parts 2 and 3! I loved his "bumbling" hero character, in his mind he is always doing the "right" thing. He may not be the smartest but we cannot question his determenation to bring in the bad guy
No matter how much collateral damage it takes.
Not unlike the government.
(Yeah, i know that's not funny.)
The beginning when OJ gets messed up always gets me. Lol
They were eating pistachios. They were once dyed red for some reason.
They're different n better lol. N they make everything red. Anything it touches
3:59 UHF is actually Weird Al Yankovic's movie, but you're spot on about the type of humor being really similar. However -- I mostly bring that up only because there are at least two fun ties between Al and the Zuckers. First: Weird Al is in all three Naked Gun movies, as I'm sure others have mentioned. Second: Weird Al's favorite movie of all time is Top Secret!, which is a Zucker/Zucker collaboration like Naked Gun.
The trucker's reaction always made me laugh a lot when Stephanie shows him the middle finger hahaha
As soon as Louie Louie passed by, I started singing with you haha
*Satirized Beef!* Mad Love for Ricky's Silver Spoon's Grandpa too!
Wasn't the truck driver Foxworthy?
25:05-that was a very quick witted and dead panned delivered line. Bravo 🙌
Police Squad, the tv show, is available free to watch on youtube. Same humor as the movie. And the "When I see three guys in togas stabbing a man in the park in front of hundreds of witnesses, I shot the bastard. Thats my policy" is a spoof of Dirty Harry. So it was probably a quote from that reaction.
Everybody will recommend you Airplane, but Top Secret is probably the best spoof movie ever and highly underrated.
Val Kilmer's first ever movie role, not that you'd know it from his performance. He killed it, and given what the role calls for, that's doubly amazing. I don't think Val gets enough credit for just how talented and skilled he is.
Top Secret is very underrated. Latrine!
This was before Griffey played for Seattle. In fact, in the theater, the gag was that this was a world series game and that the Mariners were in the world series. They changed it for video to a playoff game when someone who knew baseball pointed out that two teams in the same league couldn't meet in the world series.
18:35 - They were eating red pistachio nuts. Back when, they used to sell regular pistachio nuts as well as dyed-red ones, which I guess made them more appealing to enough people. But they used to stain people's lips and fingers.
Had to scroll down pretty far to find this. The stack of shells by the door my personal fav.
The Zuckers didn't have anything to do with UHF. That was Jay Levey & Weird Al.
Started looking for this comment as soon as he said that.
but only after double checking IMDB ;)
I think the gag where Frank finds all his food rotten is because the show ended years before it was filmed, so it's all gone bad since then xD Great reaction
A Ken Griffey jr. shout out, singing Louie Louie, and all the laughter made this reaction fantastic. LOL
Priscilla Presley was Leslie Nielsen love interest in this movie. The ex wife of Elvis.
I remember when this first came out, oh I can feel my age lol!! Sat here tears tripping my face laughing, it's still so good!
The body-shaped chalk outline floating on the surface of the water is pretty ridiculous😁👍
When you asked her who she thinks the assassin at the game is, I expected her to say Deputy Dewey, LOL.
When Leslie Nielsen died, ESPN ran an obituary for his referee in the last scene, Enrico Pallazzo
Great reactions! I just love seeing you guys almost falling out of your chairs with laughter.
Favorite gag: "Nice beaver."
Leslie Nielsen was a pretty prolific serious actor prior to "Airplane", "Naked Gun" movies. He usually played the "heavy". I'll always remember him from his role as the ship captain in "Forbidden Planet". A seminal science fiction movie from the 50s.
Can't wait for the "Top Secret!" reaction.
18:40-Oh, I see you’re not familiar with the old school red dye pistachio.
To expand upon this - for some... Godforsaken idea, pistachios in the U.S. (at least) used to be dyed red, resulting in such colouration.
@@samovarsa2640 yeah. My aunt ate them all the time and so, it wasn’t until I was an adult I was even willing to eat a normal pistachio.
“The kind of legs you’d like to suck on, for a day”. Also the Mrs ‘No hands’ dance is priceless ✋🏻✋🏻 😂
Y’all should be sure to watch the credits very closely. They are hilarious, as well.
Every reaction I’ve seen to this movie, everyone asks “What are they eating?” When Frank and Ed are sitting in the car. I didn’t realize that red dyed pistachios were that dated. Back then pistachios were covered in red dye to make them a universal color. They were farmed from different places and the colors weren’t all the same.
Thank you ! I thought I was the only one in the world who knew what pistachios are anymore . Almost every reaction video I've seen of this movie the watchers have no idea what they're eating .
@@cronos222 I'm not sure when they stopped dying them red. It's like one day, they were gone.
I knew it because my grandfather used eat those all the time when I was a kid.
Wow this was the funniest movie reaction I've seen in ages, thank you! 😅
You guys are the perfect late night watch before bed so I can unwind and relax...and that laugh during this one was icing on the cake. So authentic and comforting. Thanks for what you do
Columbo was Peter Falk, this is Ricardo Montalban from Fantasy Island. Ironically, Leslie Nielsen was actually considered for the role of Commandant Lassard in Police Academy. Also, the "I shoot the bastards, that's my motto" line is a parody of the line Clint Eastwood said in Dirty Harry.
Reggie Jackson was my favourite baseball player. I wish he did more movies.
The red things they're eating are pistachios. They used to be coated red to hide the marks on their shells from harvesting and make them visually more appealing.
Pistachios are one of those tree products harvested with a net and a giant padded machine that just grabs the trunk and shakes the crap outta the tree. Worth checking a video of the process; something about it is quite amusing. Couldn't tell you why.
How about Nancy Marchand
playing both the mayor in this and Livia on the Sopranos? Brilliant actress for sure.
Holy hell I've seen this movie a dozen times and I never made the Livia Soprano connection
That makes my favorite line even more special
"Sexual assault with a concrete dildo?!?!"
Hot Shots and Hot Shots 2 is in the same genre of this, if you haven't watched them. Pure gold. Charlie Sheen at his best.
This was a great movie to see in the theaters. Saw this on opening night and people were losing it laughing so hard.
Big crowds laughing just went uncontrollable chain reaction. 😂
The irony is that Leslie Neilson was a serious dramatic actor and had always wanted to do comedy but no one would put him in one because he was a dramatic actor. He got his big break with Airplane, which was a spoof of Flight Into Danger where he was the lead. The rest is history. The irony is that after Airplane, he couldn't do a dramatic role if he wanted it. But I don't think he wanted one anyway. He was having fun. Loved your reaction. Subscribed.
Favorite gag was when they got out of the theater laughing their ass off, for Platoon! 🤣
I love that Mrs. Movies knows Leslie Nielsen from 'Mister Magoo' - certainly one of his less appreciated movies. It makes me want you to see him in the Disney TV movie 'Santa Who?' (2000) in which he plays Santa Claus who has amnesia after falling out of his sleigh over New York City ending up at a homeless shelter and working as a department store Santa, and a reporter exploits him to as a "human interest story" to get views while an innocent little girl realizes that he is the real Santa and tries to help him regain his memory. It's honestly a mediocre movie, but if you love Leslie Nielsen enough you can make overlook its weaknesses.
Fun fact: The bad guy's secretary is the Zucker brothers mom. They give her a cameo in a lot of their movies. Also Scary Movie would be a fun one to see.
Great reactions as always! One note: Not the same people who made UHF, not at all.
Not the same people, true, but a very similar style of comedy between ZAZ and "Weird" Al, as seen in Al's repeated appearances in ZAZ movies. I dunno if Al recruited any of ZAZ for a little off-books assistance with "UHF", but I wouldn't be shocked. If you've got that kind of resource, why not use it?
I looked for this comment just to hit the like button.
Police Squad was canceled for the most absurd reason. The network thought there was no way the writers could keep up the level of comedy they were. It was literally canceled for being too funny!
What a great fun watch from both of you, the Mrs laughing during the hot mic scene was hilarious.
Good eye. Nancy Marchand as Livia Soprano.
I think the character from Police Academy you might have been thinking of was George Gaynes, who played Commendant Eric Lassard. I also recall him from his roles in "Punky Brewster" and "Altered States."
27:26 I don't know if you got it, but that was the finger of the guy that fell into vat at the meat packing plant. There were signs at the plant for "Dugout Dogs."
In the scene were they're eating in the car, those are red candy pistachios. Very popular in the early 90s. They were discontinued in the mid 90s
Not candy. They were not sweet, just colored red to hide imperfections on their shell from harvesting to make them more appealing.
Jane was played by Priscilla Presley, so she may be familiar if you like Elvis.
18:38 - Pistachios. They used to dye the shells red, it was a weird marketing thing.
In the car on their stakeout (at around 18:40), what they're eating is pistachios which, for some inscrutable reason, used to get dyed reddish before being packaged and sold.
“By the way, I faked every orgasm.”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm impressed you remember Mr magoo
The snack they are eating in the police car are pistachios. Back in the 70’s and 80’s, they use to dye the shell reddish pink. When you eat them, your hands turn the same color.
One of the funny quotes you guys passed over, occurs when Frank is cleaning out his files and picks up a bag exclaiming "My God! The missing evidence from the Kilner Case!! He WAS innocent!!" Ed replies, "Frank, they put him to death 2 years ago..."
Ahhh man.. that whole laugh is just infectious Mrs Movies i swear
Made my day seeing the Mrs. laugh so much. Especially love the hot wet roast line
This is without one of the funniest movies ever made. Even THE funniest. It's nonstop hilarity and it never gets old.
Did you know Leslie Nielson was in the sci fi classic, "Forbidden Planet?" Thats the one with Robbie the Robot and it was the first time I ever heard the term "a persons Id." It's actually not bad and holds up pretty well for a 1950's cheesy space movie.
The main bad guy is Ricardo Montobon. Or something like that. He was the dude that ran Fantasy Island. But much more importantly, he was Khan from the one of the most popular original Star Trek episodes and later one of the most popular Star Trek movies. Wrath of Khan. Oh, and he was famous for a commercial advertising I think a car with real "Corinthian Leather." LOL.
There eating Pistachios. You can buy them with a red dye or whatever it is on them. or you used to be able to buy them that way.
You really should watch Police Squad. It’s only 6 episodes of 30 minutes, but they pack a lot in
You know what…
I do agree I saw some today and it’s even funnier
The films had to deliver the comedy more in your face the series had so so many subtle little bits
I think this might be one of the very, very few react channels that are actually reacting for the first time, love it
Alanda Parker is awesome and real too
Thanks Martin!!
15:28 - You know Zucker and Abrahams' comedy style is genius when the snort comes out...
"Just thinking about baseball" works lmao
26:29 the opera singer crying while Frank murders the national anthem in his name is just an underrated gag in this movie.
Back in the day, some stores sold pistachio nuts with their shells dyed red to be more appealing, and would stain your fingers and lips. Not sure when that stopped, but I haven't seen dyed pistachios in ages
That stopped when the US stopped importing them from Iran and started harvesting them in California. Different harvesting technique didn't make the shells look so unappealing, thus they didn't need to be dyed anymore to hide imperfections.
🤣🤣 lord yall had me rolling! I loved it! I needed this laugh so bad. Me and my family are recovering from Covid-19 and yall as Always put a smile on my face thx you so much 💖💖
Obligatory darkly-hilarious reminder that OJ Simpson was considered to play the Terminator before they settled for Arnie, but the director decided he didn't make a convincing killer.
They thought he was, "too nice".
18:41 Red Pistachios, most pistachios use to be dyed red. I think something in the dye or what the dye was harvested from main reason they are not dyed red anymore.
Such a great, fun movie.
Nice reaction!
The Zuckers did Airplane and Top Secret not UHF. Along with Jim Abrahams.
The "Five Weirdos Dressed in Togas" gag is a spoof from a scene in DIRTY HARRY which you guys reacted to recently.
21:25 Police Squad was shown in March (4 episodes) and July (2 episodes) 1982 so the date on the mayo (June 1982) is between the two dates.
I hate to admit it, but my favorite gag was the honking breasts when Frank was on the ledge. Without the sound effect, I would have just found it crass, but with the honking noise, it totally cracks me up.
This is a trilogy of movies. You should see 2 and a half and 33 and a third too.
Noooooo never do the third films it’s not even funny at all
a lot of old comedies don't hold up. the naked gun and airplane still do. timeless.
The driving instructor @13:41 is Oscar winner John Houseman who completed this movie before he passed away in October 1988.
His last film was "Scrooged".
Interesting fact about Houseman, he was fairly pivotal in helping to get Citizen Kane made.
@@Madbandit77 he must've did Naked Gun before Scrooged.