I always wondered about her ever since watching The Beverly Hillbillies movie around 20 years ago when I was in elementary school. Cause my aunt always laugh at her appearance there but said something to those lines about her.
I had another comment here saying that her slap wasn’t the ONLY thing she was famous for, but it appears it got deleted for some reason. But her slap was definitely famous.
As a big fan of the classic Twilight Zone TV series, my favorite joke in this movie was Lloyd Bochner running around screaming "It's a cookbook! It's a cookbook!" as an homage to his role in the iconic "To Serve Man" episode.
In case you didn't notice, that thug Frank knocked out in the Police Station was Weird Al Yankovic; he made an appearance in all three Naked Gun movies, and also did the opening song for Spy Hard.
Actually, Priscilla Presley was main character on Dallas for five years (finished in 1988 when she also did the first Naked Gun) The pottery scene was a reference to the movie Ghost (directed by Jerry Zucker, brother of David Zucker who directed this movie)
Not really the or even a main character, but yes, she was in Dallas. The almighty JR Ewing, played by the late Larry Hagman was the main character, with Bobby Ewing, played by Patrick Duffy. Just had to say this, as JR was the GOAT 🥳
At 3:25 - That was Zsa Zsa Gabor. In 1989 she slapped a police officer who had puller her over for driving her Rolls Royce with an expired registration.
They just don't make movies like this anymore, and I remember laughing just like you did when I watched this so many years ago. Thank you for enjoying this wonderful movie! Your laugh is so cute!!
"Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead!" - I was laughing til I cried on that one also - around 25 years ago when I first saw this and then nearly every time I forget about that scene! So the same directors also filmed Scary Movie 3 many years later, hence why the legendary Leslie Neilson appeared in them as the president - I think its the funniest out of all of them. Brilliant humour, more than just slapstick, very smart writing and plenty to keep all entertained. It is literally hard to catch your breath when watching the naked gun films the first time. Great reaction, happy you have discovered the joy of these older spoof films!
The opening credits ends with Gaga Gabor who was a famous actress, (who got in trouble for smacking a cop). That was her smacking the cop car light as a way of poking fun at herself.
My favorite mini joke of this movie is how it's supposed to be set in Washington, DC, but there are so many NYC, LA & Chicago nods. They even show the Times Square NYE ball drop in the background. It's all over the place!
Hi Kacee, doing an excellent job solo reacting as usual!🙂The pottery scene is a parody of the film "Ghost" (1990).😉I agree, the first one was funnier. Great reactions to your second Naked Gun film, Kacee!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
By the way, the bomb in that metal cart which Frank and Jane try to disarm is the same one as close to the end in James Bond: Goldfinger. Nordbergs's bug and the tracing radar in Frank's car refer to Goldfinger as well like the spike drills coming out of the wheels of a car in the frist part of The Naked Gun.
The opening referenced an incident where movie star Zhazha Gabor was arrested for slapping a police officer who pulled her over to write her a traffic ticket.
I forgot she was in this. the woman in the opening scene that smacked the cop car was Zsa Zsa Gabor. She and her sister's were semi famous sex symbols. Her sister Eva starred in the sitcom Green Acres. I knew the most from being on the Tonight Show a lot with Johnny Carson. Dam, she was 99 when she died in 2016.
Thanks for your reaction. Why 2 and half and 33 and third ?--no real reason, just a silly title, as the whole movie is. Don't try to search for too much logic with these movies, everything was made to laugh, or to be silly. Just enjoy it, laugh & don't ask yourself too many questions. Have a nice day.
Some of the jokes in the film are a bit dated. The man in the picture next to the Titanic and Hindenberg is Governor Michael Dukakis, the Democratic nominee who lost badly to George Bush in 1988. Also Zsa Zsa Gabor hitting the police car was based on an incident she had with a police officer around that time. Also, the imposter was said to be an "arts consultant for Jesse Helms". Jesse Helms was an extremely right wing (and extremely racist) senator from North Carolina at the time. I think it's supposed to emphasize that the Professor's doppelganger is a really shady dude.
@21:35 I never really thought about it before, but since Savage is putting a sound suppressor on a revolver, I’m wondering if Director David Zucker had Anthony James go with a revolver instead of a semiautomatic, just for a laugh, knowing that it makes no sense to use a sound suppressor on a revolver.
Great reaction, can't wait for the next one. Also consider Hot Shots 1&2, but before you do watch Top Gun and Rambo movies if you haven't seen these already. There's also Wrongfully Accused based on The Fugitive. These movies are somewhat different in that they parody other movies far more than The Naked Gun movies do.
Man, seeing that Whataburger cup makes me hungry for a #1 with cheese, even if they aren’t owned by a Texas company anymore. You should watch “The Sheep Man” with Leslie Nielsen as the bad guy. Glenn Ford, a huge star in cowboy films, is the protagonist. It’s a great movie, and pretty funny as well.
Gotta admit, that they did recycle a few ideas here in 2.50. But I am pretty sure, that there is lots of new funny crap happening in 33.333... And how come, I already forgot about that singing-in-the-shower scene?! 🚿 That is such a lovely piece
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Without doubt, my favourite bit from this film is the "Sam, play our song" bit. Cracks me up every time.
And of course it's a reference to Casablanca. "Play it Sam, you played it for her you can play it for me."
DING DONG THE WITCH IS DEAD🎶🎶🎶
The ending of the opening is a testament to its time. The woman slapping the light is Zsa Zsa Gabor, famous for slapping a cop during a traffic stop.
Also best known for co-starring in the TV sitcom Green Acres.
I always wondered about her ever since watching The Beverly Hillbillies movie around 20 years ago when I was in elementary school. Cause my aunt always laugh at her appearance there but said something to those lines about her.
@@pepperonipony1751 That was her sister Eva Gabor that was on Green Acres.
I had another comment here saying that her slap wasn’t the ONLY thing she was famous for, but it appears it got deleted for some reason. But her slap was definitely famous.
She was a total hottie back in the 50s and 60s. The best thing about the slap incident was that she was an old lady already when it happened.
As a big fan of the classic Twilight Zone TV series, my favorite joke in this movie was Lloyd Bochner running around screaming "It's a cookbook! It's a cookbook!" as an homage to his role in the iconic "To Serve Man" episode.
Thanks for the explanation. I've always wondered about that 😂
That is one of my favorite scenes in this movie as well.
Fun fact about Mariachi players: it's the costume that does all the work. Once you're dressed like a Mariachi, you _know_ Mariachi.
I can attest to this from experience
In case you didn't notice, that thug Frank knocked out in the Police Station was Weird Al Yankovic; he made an appearance in all three Naked Gun movies, and also did the opening song for Spy Hard.
Actually, Priscilla Presley was main character on Dallas for five years (finished in 1988 when she also did the first Naked Gun)
The pottery scene was a reference to the movie Ghost (directed by Jerry Zucker, brother of David Zucker who directed this movie)
She was also in an episode or two of Spin City.
I remember during the trailer using that clip, the announcer said "From the BROTHER of the DIRECTOR of GHOST..."
Not really the or even a main character, but yes, she was in Dallas.
The almighty JR Ewing, played by the late Larry Hagman was the main character, with Bobby Ewing, played by Patrick Duffy.
Just had to say this, as JR was the GOAT 🥳
Hearing Kacee doing the piggy snort makes my entire week! 😊
"raw sewage. i love it"
I drop that line about twice a year with people my age
Her laughter to this movie and in general brings me joy. It’s so cute.☺️
Yeah she has a great laugh
At 3:25 - That was Zsa Zsa Gabor. In 1989 she slapped a police officer who had puller her over for driving her Rolls Royce with an expired registration.
Puller?
The pottery scene with "Unchained Melody" was a parody of the orig. scene from the movie " Ghost". 🙂
One of the directors directed Ghost so he got to parody his own movie.
@@garyhall2770 Jerry directed Ghost and his brother David directed this.
The towel is also a throwback to the pillow in the first movie, when the Doctor tried to kill Nordberg
They just don't make movies like this anymore, and I remember laughing just like you did when I watched this so many years ago. Thank you for enjoying this wonderful movie! Your laugh is so cute!!
Dr Meinheimer was going to make his speech right at the dinner in the beginning, but didn't because Frank was distracting everyone.
You can say the First Lady got "Bush-whacked".
"Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead!" - I was laughing til I cried on that one also - around 25 years ago when I first saw this and then nearly every time I forget about that scene!
So the same directors also filmed Scary Movie 3 many years later, hence why the legendary Leslie Neilson appeared in them as the president - I think its the funniest out of all of them.
Brilliant humour, more than just slapstick, very smart writing and plenty to keep all entertained. It is literally hard to catch your breath when watching the naked gun films the first time.
Great reaction, happy you have discovered the joy of these older spoof films!
Only 1 director here.
Love the Naked Gun series! One of my other favorite comedy movies from the '80s is "Top Secret!" from 1984. Great gags all around
Top Secret is my all time favorite comedy. Glad I’m not the only one lol
The opening credits ends with Gaga Gabor who was a famous actress, (who got in trouble for smacking a cop). That was her smacking the cop car light as a way of poking fun at herself.
The lady talking with her friend is the directors mother because she makes a cameo in all his movies.
My favorite mini joke of this movie is how it's supposed to be set in Washington, DC, but there are so many NYC, LA & Chicago nods. They even show the Times Square NYE ball drop in the background. It's all over the place!
yeah, ding dong in falsetto is amazing
The baboon joke is one of my favorite jokes on film and it is timeless
8:37 It's two references to classic movies at once. The line is a reference to "Casablanca" and song itself is from "The Wizard of Oz".
Hi Kacee, doing an excellent job solo reacting as usual!🙂The pottery scene is a parody of the film "Ghost" (1990).😉I agree, the first one was funnier. Great reactions to your second Naked Gun film, Kacee!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Ghost is excellent and should be reacted to.
By the way, the bomb in that metal cart which Frank and Jane try to disarm is the same one as close to the end in James Bond: Goldfinger. Nordbergs's bug and the tracing radar in Frank's car refer to Goldfinger as well like the spike drills coming out of the wheels of a car in the frist part of The Naked Gun.
i never made the connection with the lion being from the zoo, i always thought it was just supposed to be random and wacky
If you like Airplane and the Naked Gun movies, then you’ll like “Top Secret!” (1984) starring Val Kilmer.
Top Secret! is made by the same people.
"May I cut in?". Priscilla was originally dancing with famous singer Mel Torme. Shortest non-speaking cameo I've seen.
Awesome to see you reacting to this so quick. Hopefully 33 1/3 is coming soon too.
The opening referenced an incident where movie star Zhazha Gabor was arrested for slapping a police officer who pulled her over to write her a traffic ticket.
Welp.. I guess she's never seen "Ghost". We've gotta add that to the watch list.
At least she got the E.T. reference
Your laughter is infectious! 😂😂😂
Great video keep it up
I forgot she was in this. the woman in the opening scene that smacked the cop car was Zsa Zsa Gabor. She and her sister's were semi famous sex symbols. Her sister Eva starred in the sitcom Green Acres. I knew the most from being on the Tonight Show a lot with Johnny Carson. Dam, she was 99 when she died in 2016.
Zsa Zsa had smacked a cop in real life, which is why it was referenced in the opening.
It is also a funny reference to when Zsa Zsa accidentally slapped a traffic cop in real life.
@@MLJ7956 Thats right. I forgot about that.
The Gabors were like the Kardashians of their day.
Loaded Weapon (1993) is a forgotten gem!
'Top Secret' is another from the same people who did these and the Airplane movies. Worth seeing!
Other great movies in this vein that don't get enough love: Hot Shots 1 and 2, and Top Secret!
Top Secret in particular is too often overlooked. I dare to say a hidden gem. Go Kacee!
Val Kilmer's greatest role.
8:52 - This is how you know the comedic genius of Jim Abrahams, the Zucker brothers, and Leslie Nielsen.
Rest in peace, Zsa Zsa Gabor. You were hilarious on David Letterman
she didn't notice the Weird Al cameo
to be fair, i watched it multiple times before I did
Hard to tell it was him, I'll admit.
The clay sex scene was spoofing a scene from the movie "Ghost" with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore.
It's very funny that you don't know why the clay pottery scene is funny. And you also that don't get the tanker captain training school reference.
The pottery scene is a parody of Ghost, with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore.
If your going thru the Naked Gun movies, are you gonna watch the Hot Shot movies?
Hot Shots! came out the same summer as Naked Gun 2 1/2. Jim Abrahams was on a roll that year.
4:04, he was also in King Ralph. Well worth a watch if you get time.
The "Death by lion" scene gets me every time.
They missed a good gag, where when Nordberg and Ed watch from above, have one of them say, "My mother went the same way."
Thanks for your reaction. Why 2 and half and 33 and third ?--no real reason, just a silly title, as the whole movie is. Don't try to search for too much logic with these movies, everything was made to laugh, or to be silly. Just enjoy it, laugh & don't ask yourself too many questions. Have a nice day.
331/3 revolutions per minute for a record on a record player.
I love the sheer joy you emote watching these. Keep on keeping on.
THE KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE IS AN EXCELLENT 80s movie also directed by Zucker.
It came out in 1977. And John Landis actually directed it.
@@doughbafett You are right. It was written by Zucker and he was in at least .5 scenes.
Kacee your laugh is infectious... 🔥
The pottery scene is from the Patrick Swayze movie "Ghost".
Some of the jokes in the film are a bit dated. The man in the picture next to the Titanic and Hindenberg is Governor Michael Dukakis, the Democratic nominee who lost badly to George Bush in 1988. Also Zsa Zsa Gabor hitting the police car was based on an incident she had with a police officer around that time.
Also, the imposter was said to be an "arts consultant for Jesse Helms". Jesse Helms was an extremely right wing (and extremely racist) senator from North Carolina at the time. I think it's supposed to emphasize that the Professor's doppelganger is a really shady dude.
Que sera sera *IS* French. Grammatically incorrect French, but French nonetheless.
Every time I see that scene with the cops just blindly firing their guns, I am reminded of the ATF.
Leslie Nielsen does great parodying. Please consider Dracula: Dead and Loving It.
Going into the 3rd movie, you need to know who Anna Nicole Smith was.
Nordberg is the best part of these movies lol him constructing an AA gun haha
Another great one is Loaded Weapon. Same spoof style.
he said nothing hurtful at the end of 1. he saved her with the power of love
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3:30 That's actress Zsa Zsa Gabor who was famously convicted for slapping a cop around this time.
Actually, it WAS the first time that OJ was filmed in a high speed chase. Nicole Simpson was murdered well after this movie came out.
She was murdered by him a few months after the last film came out.
@3:30 was Zsa Zsa Gabor was an actress who slapped a cop in the 80’s I think.
The pottery scene is a spoof on Ghost which you should also see.
this is off topic, but Kacee is cute as a bug when she laughs.
Love your solo reviews. You get too distracted when your husband is explaining everything to you.
@21:35 I never really thought about it before, but since Savage is putting a sound suppressor on a revolver, I’m wondering if Director David Zucker had Anthony James go with a revolver instead of a semiautomatic, just for a laugh, knowing that it makes no sense to use a sound suppressor on a revolver.
There are always jokes in the end credits of these films.
"Like 'The Price is Right'".
While they did employ models to show off prizes, I think this is just a referece to car show models.
Good catch realizing Dr. Meinheimer was the same actor as Uncle Vernon Dursley!
24:41 this is an homage to the movie "Ghost" lmao
8:09 Didn't you notice the waiter has no pants?
I highly recommend Arnold Swarzeneggers most underrated and one of his best movies from 1986 RAW DEAL.
I forgot robert goulet was is this. It’s funny because he was one of the “guest stars” in the police squad series that the naked gun is based on.
Great reaction, can't wait for the next one. Also consider Hot Shots 1&2, but before you do watch Top Gun and Rambo movies if you haven't seen these already. There's also Wrongfully Accused based on The Fugitive. These movies are somewhat different in that they parody other movies far more than The Naked Gun movies do.
You're the first person I've seen that likes Halle Berry's "Catwoman". I liked that movies as well no matter what anyone says. Cheers!!
The pottery scene spoofed the movie GHOST.
The name for the NYC townhouse you where asking about is called a brownstone.
Guns and roses have a song called Mr brownstone.
A really good 80's Comedy is Vice Versa.
@9:28 Whataburger! One of my favorite burger joints.
14:10 --- Robocop, anyone?
This one is my favorite out of the three. Can’t wait for you to watch 33-1/3.. it’s a good one too.
The 1/2 of 2 1/2 is the TV show that was before the first movie. If this make you laugh, watch the series.
Ending of original film didn't have them argue.
"Ding ding the witch is dead."
@24:30 Clearly you've never seen "Ghost" with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore 😂
WHATABURGER yum yum. Great review thanks!
2 more 80's suggestions...Top Secret with Val Kilmer..an Airplane type movie and Back to school with Rodney Dangerfield from Caddy shack.
American Pie (1999). HAVE YOU SEEN IT
21:50 I've watched this so many times and I just caught that it's a silencer on a revolver, which is basically pointless.
Man, seeing that Whataburger cup makes me hungry for a #1 with cheese, even if they aren’t owned by a Texas company anymore.
You should watch “The Sheep Man” with Leslie Nielsen as the bad guy. Glenn Ford, a huge star in cowboy films, is the protagonist. It’s a great movie, and pretty funny as well.
A Whataburger soda, nice choice 😋
Obviously you never seen Ghost if you didn't recognize the pottery scene.
Gotta admit, that they did recycle a few ideas here in 2.50. But I am pretty sure, that there is lots of new funny crap happening in 33.333...
And how come, I already forgot about that singing-in-the-shower scene?! 🚿 That is such a lovely piece
*Ding dong the witch is dead!*
Great reaction again.
Cutting out the awfully big mustache isn't acceptable though! ;)
the pottery scene was a reference to the Movie Ghost
Id recommend the Hot Shots series next
Another great Leslie film is 'Wrongfully Accused' 👌😅
...and we got a snort!
Damn one of the funniest movie ever! Hahaha love it, also you are looking good 💯