Isn't Weird Al in all three movies? I know he has a cameo as the guy in the police station that was holding a gun on everyone, and Frank hit him with the door on accident, and they were 'Hey nice work!", while Drebbin was clueless LOL!!
The first episode of the *Police Squad* TV series has a _much_ better balance of witty/dumb humour. The rest of the series is good too, but that one includes a scene with some of the most impressive wordplay ever penned.
I think the TV show "Police Squad!" that this was based on was funnier. It was cancelled after only 6 episodes because the network thought people had to pay too much attention to get all of the jokes. It's worth checking out. In a similar vein is "Sledge Hammer!" which ran for 2 seasons (41 episodes) which starred David Rasche and Anne-Marie Martin. It ran from 1986 to 1988. Not long enough to go into syndication so it probably isn't much remembered.
This was actually a T.V. show but was mysteriously canceled after only a few released episodes. The opening had "POLICE SQUAD -- In Color," like it was something from the 60s, and had the same police lights and siren as this movie. I think the television episodes are available.
The official reason was it was "too funny" but what it was, was that the suits didn't get it and thought a show where you had to pay attention to was too ask of the zudience.
I think Kay might find the comedy a bit "wittier" than "The Naked Gun." It had a lot more wordplay and a little less slapstick. There were only six half-hour episodes, so it wouldn't take a lot of time to get through.
The Naked Gun is hilarious, one of my favorite 80s comedies. I think because Leslie Nielsen sells the humor with such a straight face & the delivery it makes it funny. Great reaction video.
Yep. Basically, the Formula is; Low Brow + Over the Top + Unabashadly Campy = FUN! Like some favorite sugary treat, it is wonderful every now & again. But you wouldn't want to try subsisting on a diet of it all the time.
Ricardo Montalban is also known for Fantasy Island, playing Khan in Star Trek the tv-show and in The Wrath of Khan, he was also in the 3rd and the 4th Planet of the Apes-movies, he voiced an eye patch wearing villain who always said "come on, laugh with me" on Freakazoid!, the drawing of the character was obviously modeled after him and one of the last roles he did before he died was voicing a talking cow on Family Guy.
The actor you recognized but didn't know the name of was the late Ricardo Montalbán. Many know him from the original Planet of The Apes movies, and as many probably know him as Kahn in the original Star Trek TV series and the movie "Star Trek II: the Wrath of Kahn." But most famously perhaps, he was known as Mr. Roarke in the TV series "Fantasy Island."
Leslie Nielson appeared in more than 100 movies and 200 TV shows He portrayed over 225 characters. He usually played the Villain in a number of 1960s and 1970s Crime and Detective shows. The earliest TV episode that I saw him was a Spooky show called " Lights Out ".....Available on You Tube if you're interested. This was from 1952. Actually his acting career spanned 6 decades.....1950 - 2010 You're a Sweet Young Lady and I enjoy watching your reactions.
Ricardo Montalban is famous for his role in the tv series Fantasy Island where tourist lived out their dreams with some unexpected results. He also starred in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan reprising a role in the original series.
I want to tell you I am proud of your dad exposing you to these classics. Good job! Get Smart was Mel Brooks also. Hope you enjoyed it. And yes it was dumb. Funny but dumb. Take care.
"Did anyone ever watch Get Smart?" Ah, so you're a person of culture, I see. "I'm sure he's in some adult stuff, too." Every Trekkie in the word is having a seizure.
Driving Instructor: the legendary Sir John Houseman! The bad guy: Ricardo Montalban. The legendary ""Khan" from Star Trek and Mr. Roake from "Fantasy Island" ( amongst a hundred others)
So, I saw this movie for the first time in 1989. Right after it came out on VHS and on HBO. I actually think I saw this on HBO first with my parents. The thing I remember most about this movie was that I had NEVER laughed so hard in my entire life. I was almost 7 at the time. It’s the first film where I can remember legitimately being doubled over with laughter and unable to catch my breath. Lol. I saw this even before I first saw Airplane!, so it was my introduction to this kind of comedy and to Leslie Nielsen. Brilliant movie. Still holds up really well, I think. Well, except for O. J. Simpson. That didn’t age well. Lol. Also, the baseball game part of this is doubly funny because most of the players were actual baseball players from the time. And the announcers are all famous broadcasters from the era.
2:40 I'm sure someone told you already, but "the black guy" was OJ Simpson. Let's face it. He had it coming. Leslie Nielsen was a fantastic dramatic actor before he got into comedy. It's amazing how good he was in comedic roles.
The head Evil Guy was Ricardo Montalban. He had a popular tv show in the 70's/80's called Fantasy Island and he also played Khan Noonian Singh in the original Star Trek episode called Space Seed and then again in Star Trek II--The Wrath of Khan. He also used to do advertisements for the Chrysler Cordoba with Corinthian leather seats, LOL!
What made Leslie so great was that he was trained and started out as a serious dramatic actor, but he had this ability to play characters who are completely oblivious to what is really going on and somehow become a part of their surroundings and situations with impeccable timing. His ability to deliver comedy deadpan serious is what makes his comedy performances so enjoyable. Very few actors could pull that off. This movie is too much 😂.
Leslie Nielsen was a serious dramatic actor in his early (1950s-70s) career. Mostly TV shows, including playing Francis Marion (the Swamp Fox) on Wonderful World of Disney. Was also Debbie Reynolds' love interest in Tammy and the Bachelor. Somewhere along the line, he switched to deadpan comedy/parody. You've seen this film, and Airplane! This film has two sequels. Plus, he was in Spy Hard, a live-action Mr. Magoo, a series of videos on how to play bad golf properly, etc.
Maybe she is not american? I know OJ Simpson, but would regognize Ricardo Montalban 100 times quicker. Fantasy Island and Star Trek are just way more famous than football.
Naked Gun is full of dumb humor, but I love how the actors play it as straight as possible while the ridiculousness is going on. The sequel, Naked Gun 2 1/2, is my fave of the series.
Greetings from New Jersey. This is a comedy classic but it’s definitely not everyone’s cup of tea. Nevertheless enjoyed your reaction. Keep up the awesome work 👍❤️
I just noticed something about the opening scene; the inside doesn't match the outside. There are two doors on the outside but a door and a window on the inside. It not really possible to open most doors with a credit card anymore.
I think you would like the movie *Top Secret.* It's the same as Airplane! & Naked Gun (same people who wrote & directed both movies) but with alot less humor you don't care for. More like Three Stooges without the slapstick & over the top silly humor (Naked Gun).
Ha, I remember having to use my card to open a door when I accidently locked myself out of an area when I did night cleaning. It only works on certain locking systems. The pin has to be slanted on the end.
Richardo Montelban played the main villian... he was KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!! in "Star Trek the Wrath of Khan." Priscilla Presley (Elvis's wife) is the love intrestest Reggie Jackson (future MLB Hall of Famer) is the would-be assassin
I also used watched Get Smart when I was kid, it was so funny. The original cast (at least some of them) did a couple movies as well, the The Nude Bomb (also called The Return of Maxwell Smart) that came out in 1980, and one called Get Smart Again that was released in 1989.
I noticed you mentioned the Get Smart TV show during this, did you ever watch the original Get Smart movie!? It was called "The Nude Bomb" (1980), and starred Don Adams returning as Maxwell Smart! It was even written by the original creators, Mel Brooks and Buck Henry! You should totally check it out if you have the chance! Anyways, keep up the good work! Love the channel!
You know, I might've at one point. I remember at least hearing about it, but I don't really remember it if I did. I definitely watched the show though. It was one of my favorites through high school lol
Get Smart the TV show was great, and I recommend Nude Bomb, which is a comedy film based on Get Smart with the same actor playing the part of Maxwell Smart, agent 86.
Sobering to realize that O.J. Simpson is not recognizeable to one as young as you,. Golly I'm getting old! But the one joke no one ever gets is that there's a Black guy named "Nordberg"!
I love your shirt... tigger and piglet were my two most favorite characters from winnie the pooh. Edit: The guy who got messed up on the boat in the begging of the movie is O.J. Simpson.
10:16 When I was like 11 I was always locking myself out of my apartment and I finally tried this. It worked but of course I didn't have any cards of my own so I ended up keeping a tuna can lid under the welcome mat (which was in the hallway).
"I've never been able to open a lock before, with a credit card...Maybe I'm just not that skilled..." Naw, the deal is, with lockpicking, those skills are only useful as long as they are kept secret. If the method has made it to mass-media, new security techniques are aleady being developed to avoid that method of intrusion.
Kay just to let you know the cop that was shot at the start of the movie was played by O. J. Simpson. I sure you have heard what he became known for. The blond girlfriend was prayed by Priscilla Presley who was once Elvis Presley's wife. I also loved the get smart show on tv. enjoyed the reaction.
Hiya, Kay. I'm the guy who wants longer videos from you. That hasn't changed, but I understand your reasons. Anywho, I think the difference between this movie and "Airplane!" is that this one was more juvenile. Yes, some of the jokes in "Airplane!" were also juvenile, but many of them were actually witty, and none of their jokes went on too long. "The Naked Gun," on the other hand... that mic in the bathroom gag went on forever! Okay, I'm babbling. I'll shut up now.
Totally curious to know how you made it this far in life without seeing all these movies! Unfortunately, or fortunately for me, I've seen so many movies throughout my life that I just assume most people have had seen them. Especially when you have already seen Get Smart and the Three Stooges. Well, here's to wishing you a happy and successful year of reviews. P.S. if you haven't seen Dragnet (1987) Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd, you may find it humorous. I look forward to enjoying your future reactions. Thanks.
Get Smart was a brilliant show. Especially for its time. The stooges are timeless! The 'black guy' is OJ Simpson; he's famous for getting away with murder. He played football too. Great reaction.👍👍
He didn't "get away with murder": the jury found him innocent, because of insufficient evidence to prove that he did it. Fast forward to "The Highway Killer" Glen Rogers, confessing to it.
@@YN97WA No, but the same could be said for you. I worked at LAX when the murders took place: if he did it and made it to the airport as fast as the prosecution claims he did, he'd have needed a helicopter. Sorry, but the timeline the prosecution used, just doesn't jive, and that's why the coroner was almost declared a hostile witness. (his time of death exonerated Simpson) But, this isn't the arena for this, and its still a free country, so you and I can believe what we like. Oh - and thank you for showing Ashleigh what kind of a person you truly are - calling somebody names because you don't agree with them. Pretty smart on your part.
It's just non-stop jokes and gags. It almost doesn't give you enough time to really react to all of the stuff coming at you each scene. Fantastic reaction though. Hope you have a great weekend!
The movies are based on the short lived tv series that was only 5 episodes..it failed bc you have to watch it,sight gags,the same people also made Airplane, Hot Shots and Part Deux,they had something to do with the Scary Movie franchise too
The Naked Gun, just like Airpane! or the Hot Shots movie (have you seen those ?), isn't just "dumb humour". There's dumb humor that's funny, and dumb humor that's not, we don't laugh JUST because it's dumb. The jokes ARE thought out... it's just that the humor is "dumb". ^^
"Brain Donors" was a loose remake of the Marx Brothers movie, "A Night at the Opera." It was the film debut of John Turturro, who went to college with a friend of mine. When we saw the "Brain Donors" trailer at the theater, she screamed out, "OMG, I know him! I'm so jealous!"
And it further only works with American Express. What some businesses on earth will not take, every door on earth will. It is advised that you always remember to take this particular credit card with you upon egress from your domicile into the outside world, at all times, lest you be caught out there unprepared and without a plugged wooden nickel to your otherwise good name. 😊😊😊
Fun fact: "Weird" Al took a date to see this movie, and didn't tell her he was in it.
I've heard he did that several times (presumably with different women), and that he was wearing the same shirt as in that scene each time. 😁
@@cybergeek11235 I heard he didn't even get laid!
Isn't Weird Al in all three movies? I know he has a cameo as the guy in the police station that was holding a gun on everyone, and Frank hit him with the door on accident, and they were 'Hey nice work!", while Drebbin was clueless LOL!!
Ricardo Montalban is the actor. Very famous especially at the time. Played Khan in Star Trek and was on the TV show Fantasy Island.
And drove a car with "fine Corinthian leather".
@@bobwallace9814 TWO HUNDRED YEARS...before YOU...were...BORN. He offered the world ORDER.
@@mem1701movies So what?, he still drove a Cordoba.
KHAAAAAAN!
If you want a really great Ricardo Montalban parody, Google " SCTV: Ricardo Montalban school of fine acting".....
The first episode of the *Police Squad* TV series has a _much_ better balance of witty/dumb humour.
The rest of the series is good too, but that one includes a scene with some of the most impressive wordplay ever penned.
Get smart is one of the best shows ever
Mel Brooks and Buck Henry...yes, of course.
Mel Brooks was involved in both Get Smart and The Naked Gun TV show if I recall correctly
@@coffeefan Well; when the Saints go marching in, kindly tell Norman Saint Sauvage that his bogus ingenuousness is straining my equanimity.
I love the whole scene with the $20 bill. In the end Drebin actually walks away $20 richer.
I think the TV show "Police Squad!" that this was based on was funnier. It was cancelled after only 6 episodes because the network thought people had to pay too much attention to get all of the jokes. It's worth checking out.
In a similar vein is "Sledge Hammer!" which ran for 2 seasons (41 episodes) which starred David Rasche and Anne-Marie Martin. It ran from 1986 to 1988. Not long enough to go into syndication so it probably isn't much remembered.
This was actually a T.V. show but was mysteriously canceled after only a few released episodes. The opening had "POLICE SQUAD -- In Color," like it was something from the 60s, and had the same police lights and siren as this movie. I think the television episodes are available.
The official reason was it was "too funny" but what it was, was that the suits didn't get it and thought a show where you had to pay attention to was too ask of the zudience.
I think Kay might find the comedy a bit "wittier" than "The Naked Gun." It had a lot more wordplay and a little less slapstick. There were only six half-hour episodes, so it wouldn't take a lot of time to get through.
Would like to see your reaction to Weird Al's "UHF". One of my favorites in this genre of comedies.
The Naked Gun is hilarious, one of my favorite 80s comedies. I think because Leslie Nielsen sells the humor with such a straight face & the delivery it makes it funny. Great reaction video.
Ricardo Montalban also voiced Gutierrez in Freakazoid 😅
The style of humor in this movie, just like in Airplane and The Three Stooges is called slapstick comedy.
Enjoyed your reaction.
Yep.
Basically, the Formula is; Low Brow + Over the Top + Unabashadly Campy = FUN!
Like some favorite sugary treat, it is wonderful every now & again. But you wouldn't want to try subsisting on a diet of it all the time.
Ricardo Montalban is also known for Fantasy Island, playing Khan in Star Trek the tv-show and in The Wrath of Khan, he was also in the 3rd and the 4th Planet of the Apes-movies, he voiced an eye patch wearing villain who always said "come on, laugh with me" on Freakazoid!, the drawing of the character was obviously modeled after him and one of the last roles he did before he died was voicing a talking cow on Family Guy.
The actor you recognized but didn't know the name of was the late Ricardo Montalbán. Many know him from the original Planet of The Apes movies, and as many probably know him as Kahn in the original Star Trek TV series and the movie "Star Trek II: the Wrath of Kahn." But most famously perhaps, he was known as Mr. Roarke in the TV series "Fantasy Island."
Okay, most know Ricardo Montalban as Khan from Star Trek, but you get kudos for knowing his voice from Kim Possible.
Let's not forget about Mr. Rourke on Fantasy Island.
Rich Corinthian leather!
This was after the short-lived tv series with Leslie Nielson called Police Squad, a parody of M Squad.
Please consider watching REVENGE OF THE NERDS (1984) if you haven't already seen it. I think you'll really enjoy it. 😁👍
not the black guy (OJ Simpson), ricardo montalban. Yep I remember get smart and the cone of silence
Its not dumb comedy, it is very clever.
She's just a bit slow
many jokes went over her head...or through the ears
Fun fact Weird Al Yankovic is in all the Naked Gun films.
Leslie Nielson appeared in more than 100 movies and 200 TV shows
He portrayed over 225 characters.
He usually played the Villain in
a number of 1960s and 1970s
Crime and Detective shows.
The earliest TV episode that I saw him was a Spooky show called
" Lights Out ".....Available on
You Tube if you're interested.
This was from 1952.
Actually his acting career spanned
6 decades.....1950 - 2010
You're a Sweet Young Lady and
I enjoy watching your reactions.
He's also on Fantasy Island and sells Corinthian leather (a marketing ploy by Chrysler).
Ricardo Montalban is famous for his role in the tv series Fantasy Island where tourist lived out their dreams with some unexpected results. He also starred in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan reprising a role in the original series.
He was also in the ORIGINAL Wonder Woman movie from 1974 w/ Cathy Lee Crosby.
I want to tell you I am proud of your dad exposing you to these classics. Good job! Get Smart was Mel Brooks also. Hope you enjoyed it. And yes it was dumb. Funny but dumb. Take care.
Naked Gun, The Three Stooges and Get Smart?
You have had a great upbringing
"Did anyone ever watch Get Smart?"
Ah, so you're a person of culture, I see.
"I'm sure he's in some adult stuff, too."
Every Trekkie in the word is having a seizure.
I always loved the Edward Platt, Bernie Kopell and the Joey Forman parts.
Missed it by that much.
Driving Instructor: the legendary Sir John Houseman! The bad guy: Ricardo Montalban. The legendary ""Khan" from Star Trek and Mr. Roake from "Fantasy Island" ( amongst a hundred others)
So, I saw this movie for the first time in 1989. Right after it came out on VHS and on HBO. I actually think I saw this on HBO first with my parents. The thing I remember most about this movie was that I had NEVER laughed so hard in my entire life. I was almost 7 at the time. It’s the first film where I can remember legitimately being doubled over with laughter and unable to catch my breath. Lol. I saw this even before I first saw Airplane!, so it was my introduction to this kind of comedy and to Leslie Nielsen. Brilliant movie. Still holds up really well, I think. Well, except for O. J. Simpson. That didn’t age well. Lol.
Also, the baseball game part of this is doubly funny because most of the players were actual baseball players from the time. And the announcers are all famous broadcasters from the era.
13:20 The organist is trying to keep up with Frank's constant key changes.
2:40 I'm sure someone told you already, but "the black guy" was OJ Simpson. Let's face it. He had it coming. Leslie Nielsen was a fantastic dramatic actor before he got into comedy. It's amazing how good he was in comedic roles.
The head Evil Guy was Ricardo Montalban. He had a popular tv show in the 70's/80's called Fantasy Island and he also played Khan Noonian Singh in the original Star Trek episode called Space Seed and then again in Star Trek II--The Wrath of Khan. He also used to do advertisements for the Chrysler Cordoba with Corinthian leather seats, LOL!
“low-hanging pipe>hot stove>wet paint>window>wedding cake>bear trap>fall overboard with scream” is the most sublime sequence of gags ever constructed
What made Leslie so great was that he was trained and started out as a serious dramatic actor, but he had this ability to play characters who are completely oblivious to what is really going on and somehow become a part of their surroundings and situations with impeccable timing. His ability to deliver comedy deadpan serious is what makes his comedy performances so enjoyable. Very few actors could pull that off. This movie is too much 😂.
Leslie Nielsen was a serious dramatic actor in his early (1950s-70s) career. Mostly TV shows, including playing Francis Marion (the Swamp Fox) on Wonderful World of Disney. Was also Debbie Reynolds' love interest in Tammy and the Bachelor.
Somewhere along the line, he switched to deadpan comedy/parody. You've seen this film, and Airplane! This film has two sequels. Plus, he was in Spy Hard, a live-action Mr. Magoo, a series of videos on how to play bad golf properly, etc.
my fav comedy movie! just perfect!
Really funny looking back considering what OJ did later
Check out Turner and Hooch,plus K9
Kay, you are like a space alien who just landed and is experiencing everything for the first time. That's what makes your channel so funny.
I like "he looks familiar" when Ricardo Montalban shows up. but no reaction to OJ Simpson? "the black guy"
Maybe she is not american? I know OJ Simpson, but would regognize Ricardo Montalban 100 times quicker. Fantasy Island and Star Trek are just way more famous than football.
@@SupremeCommanderBaiser he was the main dude in the biggest and most well known murder case in the history of the universe. bigger than football.
The secretary is the Zucker's mother
Naked Gun is full of dumb humor, but I love how the actors play it as straight as possible while the ridiculousness is going on. The sequel, Naked Gun 2 1/2, is my fave of the series.
Leslie Nelson was also in a short lived show called Police Squad which was pretty much the same type of comedy as this movie.
I got to be honest this is one of my favorite movies ever lol
7:00 Ricardo Montalbán played Mr Roarke on the TV series "Fantasy Island" (1977-1984) which, despite it's title, was not THAT sort of adult stuff.
The "he's got a picture of your wife" part always cracks me up.
What the crap? Got a OJ Simpson murder documentary rite now. Popped up out of nowhere.
The main villian in The Naked Gun also played Khan in Star Trek 2 as well as in the TV Show Fantasy Island.
Leslie Neikson was a.leading man,watch Forbidden Planet from 1954
Neilson
You'll really like Brain Donors
Great trilogy ! You have to love Leslie Nielsen !
When they come out of the theater laughing their asses off after watching a crazy intense war movie like Platoon lol
I miss Leslie Nielsen should watch him as Dracula in Dracula Dead And Loving It!
Ricardo Montalban been in movies since the 1940s... also famous for Fantasy Island, 1970s-80s. And of course, grandfather in Spy Kids.
This is a spoof. It's not supposed to be taken seriously. It a good laugh. I have all three and can watch them more than once easily
Fun fact: in Japan a smorgasbord is referred to as a Baiking (Viking).
His name is Ricardo Montalban and he started on a TV show in the 70s and early 80s called fantasy Island and he was in several other shows and movies
There was actually a Get smart movie with Don Adams as well.. "The nude bomb"
you mean Don Adams...
@@yohannbiimu ROFL yes I do.. Corrected and thanks.. I thing Maxwell had more than 1 bullet.
My friend Jane played the mysterious lady in the bakery in the Get Smart movie. I was quite surprised in the cinema as I didn't know she was in it :-)
She doesn’t even know Nordberg is OJ Simpson. We’re old now, folks.
Greetings from New Jersey. This is a comedy classic but it’s definitely not everyone’s cup of tea. Nevertheless enjoyed your reaction. Keep up the awesome work 👍❤️
THANK YOU, KAY'S DAD!
I just noticed something about the opening scene; the inside doesn't match the outside. There are two doors on the outside but a door and a window on the inside.
It not really possible to open most doors with a credit card anymore.
I think you would like the movie *Top Secret.* It's the same as Airplane! & Naked Gun (same people who wrote & directed both movies) but with alot less humor you don't care for. More like Three Stooges without the slapstick & over the top silly humor (Naked Gun).
Ha, I remember having to use my card to open a door when I accidently locked myself out of an area when I did night cleaning. It only works on certain locking systems. The pin has to be slanted on the end.
That's a cool trilogy. You must watch the next two movies. Personaly, next one is my favorite :D Greetings from Peru :)
"Top Secret" is another one made by the same guys. It's hilarious.
Leslie Neilson is hilarious
Leslie Nielsen was a serious actor until AIRPLANE! Then he decided to do comedy full time.
Maybe you can try National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon?
This was shot at Dodgers Stadium even though Angels Stadium is only about 50 miles away.
30 miles
Richardo Montelban played the main villian... he was KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!! in "Star Trek the Wrath of Khan."
Priscilla Presley (Elvis's wife) is the love intrestest
Reggie Jackson (future MLB Hall of Famer) is the would-be assassin
I also used watched Get Smart when I was kid, it was so funny. The original cast (at least some of them) did a couple movies as well, the The Nude Bomb (also called The Return of Maxwell Smart) that came out in 1980, and one called Get Smart Again that was released in 1989.
Naked gun actually had a TV series called Police Squad, it sadly had only 6 episodes ☹ but I hope you do a reaction video to those.
I noticed you mentioned the Get Smart TV show during this, did you ever watch the original Get Smart movie!? It was called "The Nude Bomb" (1980), and starred Don Adams returning as Maxwell Smart! It was even written by the original creators, Mel Brooks and Buck Henry! You should totally check it out if you have the chance! Anyways, keep up the good work! Love the channel!
You know, I might've at one point. I remember at least hearing about it, but I don't really remember it if I did. I definitely watched the show though. It was one of my favorites through high school lol
Blues Brothers, musical comedia
Get Smart the TV show was great, and I recommend Nude Bomb, which is a comedy film based on Get Smart with the same actor playing the part of Maxwell Smart, agent 86.
Sobering to realize that O.J. Simpson is not recognizeable to one as young as you,. Golly I'm getting old! But the one joke no one ever gets is that there's a Black guy named "Nordberg"!
Glad you made the connection to Get Smart. I thought I was the only one.
I love your shirt... tigger and piglet were my two most favorite characters from winnie the pooh.
Edit: The guy who got messed up on the boat in the begging of the movie is O.J. Simpson.
10:16 When I was like 11 I was always locking myself out of my apartment and I finally tried this. It worked but of course I didn't have any cards of my own so I ended up keeping a tuna can lid under the welcome mat (which was in the hallway).
"I've never been able to open a lock before, with a credit card...Maybe I'm just not that skilled..."
Naw, the deal is, with lockpicking, those skills are only useful as long as they are kept secret. If the method has made it to mass-media, new security techniques are aleady being developed to avoid that method of intrusion.
not the black guy who murdered his wife and her lover... lol
Humor is something that should be taken seriously. :-)
Kay just to let you know the cop that was shot at the start of the movie was played by O. J. Simpson. I sure you have heard what he became known for. The blond girlfriend was prayed by Priscilla Presley who was once Elvis Presley's wife. I also loved the get smart show on tv. enjoyed the reaction.
I was going to say, that's the first reactor I've seen that didn't recognize OJ.
And who is still a Presley
Hiya, Kay. I'm the guy who wants longer videos from you. That hasn't changed, but I understand your reasons. Anywho, I think the difference between this movie and "Airplane!" is that this one was more juvenile. Yes, some of the jokes in "Airplane!" were also juvenile, but many of them were actually witty, and none of their jokes went on too long. "The Naked Gun," on the other hand... that mic in the bathroom gag went on forever!
Okay, I'm babbling. I'll shut up now.
The guy you did not recognized was from fantasy island remember show from the 80s Tatatoo Ricardo Montelebano
Totally curious to know how you made it this far in life without seeing all these movies! Unfortunately, or fortunately for me, I've seen so many movies throughout my life that I just assume most people have had seen them. Especially when you have already seen Get Smart and the Three Stooges.
Well, here's to wishing you a happy and successful year of reviews. P.S. if you haven't seen Dragnet (1987) Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd, you may find it humorous.
I look forward to enjoying your future reactions. Thanks.
When OJ got shot and you're like. "Oh no, not the black guy". Then I couldn't tell if you knew OJ or not which I legit LOL'ed
Never got the dog and mailman joke before :)
You're killing me with the "Older people Watch" comment..HA HA
Get Smart was a brilliant show. Especially for its time. The stooges are timeless! The 'black guy' is OJ Simpson; he's famous for getting away with murder. He played football too. Great reaction.👍👍
He didn't "get away with murder": the jury found him innocent, because of insufficient evidence to prove that he did it.
Fast forward to "The Highway Killer" Glen Rogers, confessing to it.
@@Britcarjunkie If you believe that, you're brainwashed beyond repair.
@@YN97WA No, but the same could be said for you.
I worked at LAX when the murders took place: if he did it and made it to the airport as fast as the prosecution claims he did, he'd have needed a helicopter.
Sorry, but the timeline the prosecution used, just doesn't jive, and that's why the coroner was almost declared a hostile witness. (his time of death exonerated Simpson)
But, this isn't the arena for this, and its still a free country, so you and I can believe what we like.
Oh - and thank you for showing Ashleigh what kind of a person you truly are - calling somebody names because you don't agree with them. Pretty smart on your part.
@@Britcarjunkie What name did I call you??
It is scientifically impossible not to laugh at this movie.
It's just non-stop jokes and gags. It almost doesn't give you enough time to really react to all of the stuff coming at you each scene. Fantastic reaction though. Hope you have a great weekend!
The movies are based on the short lived tv series that was only 5 episodes..it failed bc you have to watch it,sight gags,the same people also made Airplane, Hot Shots and Part Deux,they had something to do with the Scary Movie franchise too
Was that John Houseman as the driving instructor in this film?
The Naked Gun, just like Airpane! or the Hot Shots movie (have you seen those ?), isn't just "dumb humour". There's dumb humor that's funny, and dumb humor that's not, we don't laugh JUST because it's dumb. The jokes ARE thought out... it's just that the humor is "dumb". ^^
ROFL Yeah, we all felt horrible for Nordberg....untiil....
The lead villain was in Star Trek 2 and was in fantasy Island
I think you would like BRAIN DONORS. It's a little obscure but it's insanely funny with lightning fast wordplay.
"Brain Donors" was a loose remake of the Marx Brothers movie, "A Night at the Opera." It was the film debut of John Turturro, who went to college with a friend of mine. When we saw the "Brain Donors" trailer at the theater, she screamed out, "OMG, I know him! I'm so jealous!"
Awesome, thanks for making these. I miss watching movies with people.
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And it further only works with American Express.
What some businesses on earth will not take, every door on earth will.
It is advised that you always remember to take this particular credit card with you upon egress from your domicile into the outside world, at all times, lest you be caught out there unprepared and without a plugged wooden nickel to your otherwise good name.
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Don't forget the tv show: Police Squad.
Ricardo Montalban also voice Gutierrez in Freakazoid! 😂
11:17 Frank was lucky it wasn't a cold night.