Quick Movie Reviews
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3/4
Matthew Brady - wrote on 09/21/2021
Frank Drebin is the only police officer I trust, even though this is the same officer who was nearly ran over by his own parked car.
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3/4
Indyfreak - wrote on 05/17/2020
Zany slapstick hijinks and Leslie Nielsen's reliably oblivious persona carry this action-comedy.
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4/4
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 06/10/2019
The Zucker brothers followed up "Airplane!" with this outrageous farce that almost out does it.
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2.5/4
Gabe - wrote on 02/08/2014
From the makers of the most iconic parody film ever, Airplane (1980), comes this send up of 80's cop films. It's not quite as good, but it does have all of the sight gags and one-liners that you come to expect from this team. It's not bad if you're just looking to be entertained.
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2/4
Yojimbo - wrote on 11/04/2012
Nielsen revisits his deadpan disaster area of a character Frank Drebin in a resurrection of the very funny Police Squad! A decent big screen version, but not as funny as the TV show.
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2/4
Yojimbo - wrote on 11/04/2012
Nielsen revisits his deadpan disaster area of a character Frank Drebin in a resurrection of the very funny Police Squad! A decent big screen version, but not as funny as the TV show.
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3/4
Daniel Corleone - wrote on 03/08/2012
Just viewed this amazing comedy. Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) tries to protect the Queen. Officer Nordberg (O.J. Simpson) gets injured at a drug bust. Frank and Ludwig's assistant Jane Spencer (Priscilla Presley) become close. The death of Ludwig and antics on the baseball game was a bit cartoonish and iffy. Rest of the humor was spot on. Scenes with the Queen and Drebin were hilarious. The Naked Gun is one of the highlights of Nielsen that shows one doesn't have to physically capable, just stone cold with a bit of comedic timing works.
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3/4
mitchellyoung - wrote on 12/29/2011
The first Naked Gun is the best - a film that has the energy and silliness of a spoof film in the vein of Airplane!. While it isn't as good as that film, it does feature some great one-liners and sight gags and Leslie Nielsen plays straight-faced boldly through the stupidest of scenes.
