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Hot Shots is in the Naked Gun category with the outright absurdity + deadpan delivery played completely straight. Lloyd Bridges and Leslie Nielsen were outstanding at it!
That actors name is Lloyd Bridges & to us older folks he's considered one of the great actors of our generation. Although the shocker for us was, Lloyd Bridges was known for dramatic work. We didn't know he could do comedy. (There were several dramatic actors dropped in to shock us, it worked) & Both actors, Beau & Jeff Bridges are his sons. The sons did a film together called "The Fabulous Baker Boys" w/Michelle Pfeiffer. 👍
On the channel 'Movie Munchies' (Korean gals) they thought the prisoners in Shawshank were cheering about the bus arriving with Andy was because they were getting new friends. 😂 They are so wholesome.
Back when parodies didn't pander to the audience, but rather let the jokes come at a breakneck speed and tested your ability to keep up. I love that style! 😀
Top Secret is the underrated ZAZ movie with a devoted cult following. It is Val Kilmer’s film debut and also features Omar Sharif and Peter Cushing. It’s a Cold War spy movie spoof. A major plot point requires a passing familiarity with Blue Lagoon, otherwise it pretty much stands on its own.
Hot Shots was one of the movies that nurtured my sense of humor. It's been over 30 years and I still laugh at them like I did the first time. Thanks, guys. It was nice to watch again and see your heartfelt reactions.
Same here man, My earliest memory of a comedy is one of the police academy movies (citizens on patrol). Followed closely by SpaceBalls. 3 or so years later I found Hot shots, naked gun 33 1/3 was just out in cinema and Top Secret borrowed from family friend, I would have been 12 or 13 by that time. Absolutely gave me my sense of humor I have today thats for sure.
The guy getting hit offscreen with the pool cue was like a ten minute laugh for me in the theater. It's stayed with me ever since. I like Hot Shots: Part Deux. I miss funny spoof movies.
Lloyd Bridges is hilarious every time he's given a comedy script. His cameo in Joe VS the Volcano is as breath-stealing from laughter as his scenes in this. :D
'92 in the Navy we had a helicopter attached to our ship, the call sign was Red Specter. We'd refer to the crewmembers personally as Scarlet Sphincter. Good humored fun. If you enjoy Val Kilmer in a equally funny movie, check out 1984's Top Secret!
Admiral Benson comes back and goes even harder with the stupidity in Part Deux. Sadam also somehow comes back, and they go mano a mano in one of the spoofiest fight scenes ever filmed.
That old guy from “Airplane” was Lloyd Bridges, Jeff and Beau Bridges father. A star in his own right, he had his own series, Sea Hunt, and appeared in movies.
I love the fact that the call signs of the pilots in this move are actually closer to real life accurate than Top Gun. In the actual Air Force/Navy, the callsigns are almost always inside jokes that make fun of the pilots. They would get something like "Polka Dot" if they got caught in a picture wearing a polka-dotted thong.
The welding could also have been a reference to the finale of "An Officer and a Gentleman," where Debra Winger is welding, and Richard Gere shows up in his dress whites.
Lloyd Bridges father to Jeff and Beau Bridges, both are also amazing actors. Also grandfather to Jordan Bridges who played in Rizzoli and Isles. A very talented family. ❤
Fun fact about callsigns, Pilots often get them through embarrassing or dirty ways. A few examples include; A guy got impaled by a tree, when he came back from hospital, he got the callsign Kebab; A man had a stutter, he got the callsign Remix; if your landing gear burst during landing, you got the callsign Bam-Bam; finally, a man kept hooking up with "large" women at a bar off site, he got the callsign Harpoon.
Lloyd Bridges is SO damn funny in this.. well not just this movie, in all the movies like this he does, but this one especially gets me.. he rivals leslie nielson in the super serious delivery that absolutely kills in comedies like this.
I can't imagine having the opportunity to act in a parody this crazy. Of course, you'd need the right acting chops, but being able to act out such weird and fun scenes in a movie that doesn't take itself seriously would be a blast.
Lloyd Bridges, who played Admiral Benson, was a terrific serious actor (I remember him in the very successful tv show Sea Hunt) and later in his career reinvented himself as a great comedic actor in movies like “Hot Shots” and “Airplane”. So talented. He is the father of Beau Bridges and Jeff Bridges (two great actors in their own right). RIP, Mr. Bridges. Thank you for sharing your talents with the world. 😊
@@NiceDudeMovieNight I watched that later and I must say Part Deux will always be special for me as that's the one I had a VHS of growing up. The best part about these movies are, as you mention, Old Serious Men playing complete buffoons. Lloyd Bridges, Leslie Nielsen and George Gaynes (to some extent) are playing these characters like it's a straight up drama and the best part about the movies of that nobody looks like they try to be intentionally funny.
This movie takes aim not only at Top Gun but also a lot of other movies from the 80s and early 90s. The hut scene in the beginning was from the movie Dances with Wolves. The piano singing scene was from the movie The Fabulous Baker Boys which ironically stars Lloyd Bridges 2 sons Beau and Jeff Bridges. The food sex scene is from the movie 9 1/2 Weeks. A few more I may have missed but you’ll get the jokes better if you’ve seen those other movies. Hot Shots 2 takes aim at other movies too but I won’t spoil that one for you guys
Great reaction, non-stop laughing! Hot Shots are timless movie, you can watch it over and over again and still gonna be funny. Also Lloyd Bridges comedic legend! RIP legend ❤ You two should definitely watch part 2 asap
The sitting on the dog i think is the best joke in all of the movie. Like he said, someone getting hit off screen will always be funny. To me, the dog reminds me of the cat that screams off screen. Classic humor and completely innocent. They picked the perfect bark for that dog too. I swear I could watch this movie thousands of times and laugh at something every time. Timeless movie.
This brings back memories! I love how these movies never let up the constant jokes, moment by moment. I’m sure you’ll love the sequel when you get to it.
Hot Shots Part Deux is even better. One of my favourite films haha. I really miss that kind of comedy. Hot Shots, Airplane, Blazing Saddles, Space Balls etc. Couldn't get away with 3/4 of the jokes these days though.
hELL YEAH! was one of my favourite films when i was young even when i had no idea what top gun was and only watched it with my native language dub! as always im gonna learn a lot and probably wake up my cat laughing!
Top Gun: lets show off what fighter pilots can do... Hot shots: [parodies Top Gun by showing plane doing cartwheels] Top Gun 2: that's a cool idea. Let's do that.
Oh my goodness, I haven't seen this movie in ages. So funny and hilarious, as is its sequel. If you want to see another great 1990s spoof movie, try "Down Periscope" from 1996. You might gather by that title, that it's a spoof on submarine movies. Hilarious too.
Adding my vote for Down Periscope. It's Kelsey Grammer's first big screen showing (before then he'd been only on TV), and it's a brilliant ensemble comedy.
This movie was absolutely amazing. Loved to see your reaction to it. It's been such a long time I saw this movie that I laughed at all the jokes again. Hot shots part deux has an amazing joke delivery regarding "not being a stranger to pain" that my father still uses to this day. So it's also a memorable movie for me. Looking forward to you guys seeing that part!
Can't wait until you do Hot Shots Part Deux as it features arguably the greatest cameo and meta moment ever which goes deeper than Inception levels at least 4 jokes/references in one joke.
i LOVE this stuff.. ive seen the movies youall do so many times over the years.. and its good to see that people still laugh their asses off to them.. :)
Gentlemen, well done indeed. And, for recognizing the reference to *Marathon Man* (no other reactor so far seems to have), you've earned yourselves a long-deferred subscription! 😎
The "sensual singing on the piano" is a parody of The Fabulous Baker Boys (a movie of the time with Jeff Bridges and his brother Beau Bridgers - incidentally their father plays Admiral Benson here). The "sex involving food stuff" scene is a parody of 9 1/2 weeks, a very famous hit movie from the late 80s, with Mickey Rourke (then a hearthtrob) and Kim Bassinger (then considered the ultimate Hollywood bombshell). And of course Admiral Benson is a parody of 2021-2023 era president Joe Biden.
@@Danspy501st Haha, no worries! I’m in the U.S. and I couldn’t get the similarity to President Biden out of my head. It’s sort of funny but embarrassing.
The actor is Lloyd Bridges. He is the father of Jeff Bridges (Big Lebowski, Tron) and Beau Bridges. The brothers made a film, "The Fabulous Baker Boys" which is spoofed in Hot Shots with the piano singing scene.
From time to time I enjoy serious films, I enjoy funny films and films that have a theme of tragedy. Then there are the films that are so absurd that you can not help but sit and wonder…. Did I leave the oven on? No but really this film is a blast. I am glad you guys gave it a look over.
This and the sequel are arguably some of the best spoof movies made in the 90s. I went with a buddy of mine and saw Part Deux in theatres when I was 12. It was so amazing to hear 40 people laughing so uncontrollably.
A few missed jokes: they "split the pole" as he went under a ladder, the S.S. ESSESS, taking a bazooka round... at Little Big Horn. You gotta stay on your toes. They come at you quick and heavy. I hope y'all check out part deux.
This is why I love you guys! Your unabashed delight at the fantastic silliness, appreciation of Lloyd Bridges and your uncomfortableness with the sex scene made this the best reaction. I hope you can do more spoof movies- Hot Shots Part Deux, and Dracula Dead and Loving it, are two I would recommend.
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You need to watch the first three Rambo movies before you get to Hot Shots 2.
Valeria Golino was so hot.. we need more italian hot girls, the blonde girl is Kristy Swanson.. the OG buffy
Be sure to watch Hot Shots! Part Deux as well, the joke speed is just as high, and it is really funny. Spoofing many more action movies too.
7:42 the can-can
8:41 byw can't wait for the egg and bacon sceen
Part Deux takes everything great about this and dials it up to "Gremlins 2" levels of absurdity.
Can't wait to check it out!
It’s ridiculous
@@NiceDudeMovieNightpart Deux FTW!!!! It’s funnier!!
2 words: Chicken Arrow!
Remember them!
I loved you in Wall Street!
RIP Lloyd Bridges. I adore him in this genre.
He floored us! So funny
He basically predicted and captured the essence of Biden in this movie.
He predicted the Joe Biden presidency with his acting in the Hot Shots movies
Lloyd Bridges is the father of Jeff & Beau Bridges you may remember Jeff Bridges from Iron Man as Obadiah Stane @@NiceDudeMovieNight
I was in the Navy when this came out. Our captain looked and acted like Lloyd Bridges, so we found this funnier than anyone else in the theater.
“Admiral Benson!”
“Really? That’s my name too!” I laughed so hard at that in the theatre.
Hot Shots is in the Naked Gun category with the outright absurdity + deadpan delivery played completely straight. Lloyd Bridges and Leslie Nielsen were outstanding at it!
Hot Shots, The Naked Gun, the Airplane movies and Top Secret. Legends all of them.
The funny thing is is that Leslie Nielsen and Lloyd Bridges were in the same movie that was kind of the same genre😅
Lloyd Bridges yelling at the photograph always makes my laugh just thinking about it
That actors name is Lloyd Bridges & to us older folks he's considered one of the great actors of our generation. Although the shocker for us was, Lloyd Bridges was known for dramatic work. We didn't know he could do comedy. (There were several dramatic actors dropped in to shock us, it worked) & Both actors, Beau & Jeff Bridges are his sons. The sons did a film together called "The Fabulous Baker Boys" w/Michelle Pfeiffer. 👍
And of course the piano scene in Hot Shots was a spoof on *the* piano scene from TFBB! 😁
"I can see my house from heeeeeere!" has been used everytime my car bounces for 20+ years.
My favorite joke is still "ROY!" Yelling at the painting. 😂😂
Same, kills me every time! 😄
poor Roy, he is getting in a lot of trouble now ignoring the Admiral the whole day 😄
Sheen rolled that frozen pizza like a joint. You guys are precious. 🤣
"Oh, sweet Summer Child!"
On the channel 'Movie Munchies' (Korean gals) they thought the prisoners in Shawshank were cheering about the bus arriving with Andy was because they were getting new friends. 😂
They are so wholesome.
Licked it like an envelope.
@@NarwahlGaming😂
He rolled it like a regular cigarette.
Back when parodies didn't pander to the audience, but rather let the jokes come at a breakneck speed and tested your ability to keep up.
I love that style! 😀
I love this movie and the sequel is just as hilarious lol 😂 Lloyd Bridges dead serious delivery is incredible 😂😂
We would love to check out the sequel sometime!!
@@NiceDudeMovieNightyou should! You won't be disappointed!
I'd check it out sooner rather than later.@@NiceDudeMovieNight
"he's sealing it like an envelope"...lol, you sweet innocent man.
Hahaha I realized what it actually looked like while we were editing this video!
I'm old enough to remember when people used to roll their own cigarettes, so thats what I have always thought it was.
@@divemonkeys Now people gonna thought that u are making joints if u do that...
@@linkfreeman1998doesn't matter either way since weed is legal (here in Canada) 😊
@@divemonkeysWere you born in 1910?🤣
Lloyd Bridges, father of the Dude, He was a Hollywood icon!!!
❤❤❤
Lloyd Bridges slaughters every scene he's in.
Absolutely! He’s a legend
Top Secret is the underrated ZAZ movie with a devoted cult following. It is Val Kilmer’s film debut and also features Omar Sharif and Peter Cushing. It’s a Cold War spy movie spoof. A major plot point requires a passing familiarity with Blue Lagoon, otherwise it pretty much stands on its own.
Was comming here to mention it 😄👍
I watched that movie over and over as a kid. It's amazing
Hot Shots was one of the movies that nurtured my sense of humor. It's been over 30 years and I still laugh at them like I did the first time. Thanks, guys. It was nice to watch again and see your heartfelt reactions.
Same here man, My earliest memory of a comedy is one of the police academy movies (citizens on patrol). Followed closely by SpaceBalls. 3 or so years later I found Hot shots, naked gun 33 1/3 was just out in cinema and Top Secret borrowed from family friend, I would have been 12 or 13 by that time. Absolutely gave me my sense of humor I have today thats for sure.
“Just look out there, hardly a man moving.” God, couldn’t breathe after that. 😂
The late, great Lloyd Bridges is the single best reason to watch Hot Shots! and the sequel Part Deux. The man had a gift.
The guy getting hit offscreen with the pool cue was like a ten minute laugh for me in the theater. It's stayed with me ever since. I like Hot Shots: Part Deux. I miss funny spoof movies.
War
It's fantastic
@@gansosmansos😂😂😂
This movie is basically what would happen if Mel Brooks decided to make a war movie
It's excellent, honestly 😂
@@NiceDudeMovieNight Remember to watch the sequel. Hot Shots! Part Deux.
Lloyd Bridges is hilarious every time he's given a comedy script. His cameo in Joe VS the Volcano is as breath-stealing from laughter as his scenes in this. :D
I will want those trunks forever!
@@lifewuzonceezr that luggage salesman is everything 😁🥰"may you live 1,000 years"
'92 in the Navy we had a helicopter attached to our ship, the call sign was Red Specter. We'd refer to the crewmembers personally as Scarlet Sphincter. Good humored fun. If you enjoy Val Kilmer in a equally funny movie, check out 1984's Top Secret!
Top Secret was a good one. A little more straight faced, but still some decent comedy.
Top Secret! is my favourite film ever! And Val was AWESOME in it!
Admiral Benson comes back and goes even harder with the stupidity in Part Deux. Sadam also somehow comes back, and they go mano a mano in one of the spoofiest fight scenes ever filmed.
The piano was scene was a spoof of The Fabulous Baker Boys, staring Jeff and Beau Bridges, sons of Lloyd Bridges (the admiral).
Great pick up Roger! knew it was the Baker Boys but forgot The Bridges brothers.
I HOPE you dudes watch Hot Shots! Part Deux, it's easy one of the best comedies for me. :3
The old man that you loved so much is the great Lloyd Bridges. Accomplished actor and just so damn funny when it counts. Love the reaction
That old guy from “Airplane” was Lloyd Bridges, Jeff and Beau Bridges father. A star in his own right, he had his own series, Sea Hunt, and appeared in movies.
Yep, I remember see “Hunt Sea” from when I was a kid.
The genuine surprise in "OH F*CK, HE DIED!".
I’d forgotten just how good Lloyd Bridges is in this role. He is phenomenal!
9:00 No one puts on their shades smoother than Cary Elwes.
YES!!!
Lloyd Bridges is hilarious and people who have watched this movie have said that ge is their spirit animal! Lol!!
Lloyd Bridges is incredible in this. Such an unexpected surprise 😂
@@NiceDudeMovieNight You get more of him in Hot Shots Part Deux
And Lloyd Bridges gave us Jeff Bridges, so bonus.
I love watching young people reacting to films I grew up with, and you two guys are the best. It's like I'm watching these movies with you.
Aww y'all are so sweet and innocent. He rolls up the pizza and then licks it and I'm like "oh like a joint!" And then you guys say "like an envelope!"
Mail Man was played by Ryan Stiles, who you may know from Whose Line Is It Anyway, he's also in the second movie, although a much bigger part.
He also appears in a couple of Two and a Half Men episodes.
But am I mistaken (never looked it up), or is Mail Man _voiced_ by Dead Meat?
@@JakkFrost1 no its Ryan stiles voice
@@mrsocko316 yup, relistening to it, I hear it now.
5:21 did you notice that Cary Elwes is reading Esquire magazine with his own picture on the front cover!
"them i must help you my friend".
I love this sentence.
I love the fact that the call signs of the pilots in this move are actually closer to real life accurate than Top Gun.
In the actual Air Force/Navy, the callsigns are almost always inside jokes that make fun of the pilots. They would get something like "Polka Dot" if they got caught in a picture wearing a polka-dotted thong.
The welding scene was a reference to _Flashdance_ . Valeria Golino even resembled Jennifer Beals.
The welding could also have been a reference to the finale of "An Officer and a Gentleman," where Debra Winger is welding, and Richard Gere shows up in his dress whites.
Lloyd Bridges father to Jeff and Beau Bridges, both are also amazing actors. Also grandfather to Jordan Bridges who played in Rizzoli and Isles. A very talented family. ❤
You have to watch the sequel. It’s even better than the first one!
Yes! The first one is a Top Gun spoof and the second one spoofs Rambo
This darned movie was my childhood. This reaction makes me happy! Lloyd Bridges was so funny in this one and even better in Part Deux!
Every scene with the admiral had me dying 😂
Fun fact about callsigns, Pilots often get them through embarrassing or dirty ways. A few examples include; A guy got impaled by a tree, when he came back from hospital, he got the callsign Kebab; A man had a stutter, he got the callsign Remix; if your landing gear burst during landing, you got the callsign Bam-Bam; finally, a man kept hooking up with "large" women at a bar off site, he got the callsign Harpoon.
Lloyd Bridges is SO damn funny in this.. well not just this movie, in all the movies like this he does, but this one especially gets me.. he rivals leslie nielson in the super serious delivery that absolutely kills in comedies like this.
I can't imagine having the opportunity to act in a parody this crazy. Of course, you'd need the right acting chops, but being able to act out such weird and fun scenes in a movie that doesn't take itself seriously would be a blast.
Definitely recommend the second one. Also if you love Lloyd Bridges watch mafia. Also Lloyd bridges is Jeff bridges dad
Lloyd Bridges, who played Admiral Benson, was a terrific serious actor (I remember him in the very successful tv show Sea Hunt) and later in his career reinvented himself as a great comedic actor in movies like “Hot Shots” and “Airplane”. So talented. He is the father of Beau Bridges and Jeff Bridges (two great actors in their own right). RIP, Mr. Bridges. Thank you for sharing your talents with the world. 😊
"That guy from Airplane" is, as people mentioned, the incredibly amazing Lloyd Bridges, thank you very much!
He was so funny in this movie. We looked him up when the movie was over in After the Reaction!
@@NiceDudeMovieNight Not sure if you know this/this has been mentioned, but he's Jeff Bridges's dad
@@NiceDudeMovieNight I watched that later and I must say Part Deux will always be special for me as that's the one I had a VHS of growing up. The best part about these movies are, as you mention, Old Serious Men playing complete buffoons. Lloyd Bridges, Leslie Nielsen and George Gaynes (to some extent) are playing these characters like it's a straight up drama and the best part about the movies of that nobody looks like they try to be intentionally funny.
Nothing better than watching a video you enjoyed with someone who enjoyed it just as much if not more than you. It finishes the experience.
Maybe the most surprising thing about this movie is how good the flying sequences are.
Charlie Sheen has that Leslie Nielsen straight delivery down.
This movie takes aim not only at Top Gun but also a lot of other movies from the 80s and early 90s. The hut scene in the beginning was from the movie Dances with Wolves. The piano singing scene was from the movie The Fabulous Baker Boys which ironically stars Lloyd Bridges 2 sons Beau and Jeff Bridges. The food sex scene is from the movie 9 1/2 Weeks. A few more I may have missed but you’ll get the jokes better if you’ve seen those other movies. Hot Shots 2 takes aim at other movies too but I won’t spoil that one for you guys
The army barracks scenes are a parody of "An Officer and a Gentleman" and "Full Metal Jacket".
Great reaction, non-stop laughing! Hot Shots are timless movie, you can watch it over and over again and still gonna be funny. Also Lloyd Bridges comedic legend! RIP legend ❤
You two should definitely watch part 2 asap
The sitting on the dog i think is the best joke in all of the movie. Like he said, someone getting hit off screen will always be funny. To me, the dog reminds me of the cat that screams off screen. Classic humor and completely innocent. They picked the perfect bark for that dog too. I swear I could watch this movie thousands of times and laugh at something every time. Timeless movie.
This brings back memories! I love how these movies never let up the constant jokes, moment by moment. I’m sure you’ll love the sequel when you get to it.
You guys are awesome keep up the good work!! Totally made my night!!
Hot Shots Part Deux is even better. One of my favourite films haha. I really miss that kind of comedy. Hot Shots, Airplane, Blazing Saddles, Space Balls etc. Couldn't get away with 3/4 of the jokes these days though.
This was so much fun to watch. PLEASE do the second one, too!
The poor dog gag is still one of my favorite jokes from this movie, along with anything from Lloyd Bridges.
hELL YEAH! was one of my favourite films when i was young even when i had no idea what top gun was and only watched it with my native language dub! as always im gonna learn a lot and probably wake up my cat laughing!
Top Gun: lets show off what fighter pilots can do...
Hot shots: [parodies Top Gun by showing plane doing cartwheels]
Top Gun 2: that's a cool idea. Let's do that.
Oh my goodness, I haven't seen this movie in ages. So funny and hilarious, as is its sequel.
If you want to see another great 1990s spoof movie, try "Down Periscope" from 1996. You might gather by that title, that it's a spoof on submarine movies. Hilarious too.
Hilarious, just not quite in the same way as Hot Shots.
Adding my vote for Down Periscope. It's Kelsey Grammer's first big screen showing (before then he'd been only on TV), and it's a brilliant ensemble comedy.
Yes! Please watch that one! Not as outright silly as Hot Shots but still high on the laughs per minute scale!
So funny to see ppl laugh at these kind of movies - i grew up on these and i love them so much.
The idiotic Admiral was Lloyd Bridges, who was in Airplane, was the father of actors Beau and Jeff Bridges. He loved slapstick and comedy in general.
I thought it was Ewles for so many years before actually reading his name closely enough lol
Llyod Bridges and Leslie Nielson are gold.
That's literally the president right now..😂😂
Glad somebody finally did a commentary on this!
Watch "part deux " as it is funnier than part 1. It parodies the Rambo movies
This movie was absolutely amazing. Loved to see your reaction to it. It's been such a long time I saw this movie that I laughed at all the jokes again. Hot shots part deux has an amazing joke delivery regarding "not being a stranger to pain" that my father still uses to this day. So it's also a memorable movie for me. Looking forward to you guys seeing that part!
Ryan Stiles aka "Mail Man" and Marine Rabinowitz in part 2, was in Two and a Half Men with Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer.
Can't wait until you do Hot Shots Part Deux as it features arguably the greatest cameo and meta moment ever which goes deeper than Inception levels at least 4 jokes/references in one joke.
i LOVE this stuff.. ive seen the movies youall do so many times over the years.. and its good to see that people still laugh their asses off to them.. :)
I was REALLY looking forward to your reaction to the scene with the line "who put that crab there?"
There were two crabs. They work in pairs.
@@liamcorrigan3158 said with such conviction and a straight face!
"He's sealing it like an envelope!"
LOL nah my guy... Not an envelope 🤣🤣
Best line in the movie after Wash Out tells his dad shot Mailman thinking he was a deer: "At least I didn't have seconds"
My favorite comedy of all time, and your reactions were awesome! Please do part 2
"Perfect epidemic sound" LUL you guys are so funny!
Gentlemen, well done indeed. And, for recognizing the reference to *Marathon Man* (no other reactor so far seems to have), you've earned yourselves a long-deferred subscription! 😎
So innocent... "sealing it like an envelope!" 😅😅😅
Yooo! I died laughing when he said Jumping Jesus their back..🤣😂🤣😆😄😅..
The old guy on the plane who fell off his 2 sons are actors, the bridges. Jeff and bea
The "sensual singing on the piano" is a parody of The Fabulous Baker Boys (a movie of the time with Jeff Bridges and his brother Beau Bridgers - incidentally their father plays Admiral Benson here). The "sex involving food stuff" scene is a parody of 9 1/2 weeks, a very famous hit movie from the late 80s, with Mickey Rourke (then a hearthtrob) and Kim Bassinger (then considered the ultimate Hollywood bombshell). And of course Admiral Benson is a parody of 2021-2023 era president Joe Biden.
The movie is made before Joe Biden became POTUS, so I dont think it is a parody of that
@@Danspy501st*joke whooshes over your head*
@@jonathan-d4d Well, Im a dane, so I wouldnt really know :P
@@Danspy501st Haha, no worries! I’m in the U.S. and I couldn’t get the similarity to President Biden out of my head. It’s sort of funny but embarrassing.
this and Part Duex, never fail to make me laugh painfully. ugh, this was a treat.
I had forgotten what an amazing film this is. It's a particular kind of spoof that hasn't really been matched since.
The actor is Lloyd Bridges. He is the father of Jeff Bridges (Big Lebowski, Tron) and Beau Bridges. The brothers made a film, "The Fabulous Baker Boys" which is spoofed in Hot Shots with the piano singing scene.
LLoyd Bridges was an absolute legend and by the time he was doing these movies.
He was Captain Adama in Battlestar Galactica in the 1970s
Was waiting for this episode, glad you finnaly watched hot shots! hoping for part 2
I loved these movies when I was a kid. You should watch "Top Secret" and "Hot Shots Part Deux" lol. Just awesome.
From time to time I enjoy serious films, I enjoy funny films and films that have a theme of tragedy.
Then there are the films that are so absurd that you can not help but sit and wonder….
Did I leave the oven on?
No but really this film is a blast. I am glad you guys gave it a look over.
This and the sequel are arguably some of the best spoof movies made in the 90s. I went with a buddy of mine and saw Part Deux in theatres when I was 12. It was so amazing to hear 40 people laughing so uncontrollably.
you guys have the best and honest reaction and we have the same humor!
Lloyd Bridges, take a bow
A few missed jokes: they "split the pole" as he went under a ladder, the S.S. ESSESS, taking a bazooka round... at Little Big Horn. You gotta stay on your toes. They come at you quick and heavy. I hope y'all check out part deux.
This is why I love you guys! Your unabashed delight at the fantastic silliness, appreciation of Lloyd Bridges and your uncomfortableness with the sex scene made this the best reaction. I hope you can do more spoof movies- Hot Shots Part Deux, and Dracula Dead and Loving it, are two I would recommend.
If comedies would get the same recognition as other films, Lloyd Bridges would've been a contender for a best actor oscar for this.
hot shots 1 and 2 are absolutely hilarious always crack me up
Your reaction is so out there, guys. It's amazing!
I rewatched this recently and they committed to the locks on the teepee so much that you can see them in the background
I absolutely LOVE his laugh, it's so joyous.