First time watching THE NAKED GUN!!

[@jayce1315]

"Hey, it's Enrico Pallazzo!" kills me every time.

[@LordVolkov]

A classic brick joke

[@Bodyknock]

I also love that when Leslie Nielsen died in 2010 ESPN ran an obituary for Enrico Palazzo, “an acclaimed Italian opera singer who achieved greater international fame by thwarting an assassination attempt on the queen of England while working as a baseball umpire.”

[@derekk8523]

I say it at baseball games to this day

[@sammygoodnight]

Best joke in a movie full of great jokes, imo.

[@mamalannightshyaman]

I have a friend named Enrico Palazio and he hates this line

[@giodagrate5369]

“He’s got a 50/50 chance of living, although there’s only a 10% chance of that.”

[@blindlobster]

That can actually make sense. The doctors say that he has a 50/50 change of living but there is only a 10% chance of that. All we need to do is assume that that the doctors are being dishonest, and BAM! believable...

[@krisfrederick5001]

Leslie Nielsen is surely a comedic legend and treasure by any measure. And don't call me Shirley

[@kingman2332]

To this day, "Nice beaver. Thanks. I just had it stuffed." still gets me every time.

[@spencergwin9454]

One of my favorite lines all-time

[@Jedi-rh6tx]

"No......drugs...." "uh, that's a tall order, Nordberg. You'll have to give me a few days on that."

[@LordVolkov]

"No Frank! Heroin!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@hazi5961]

It's Enrico Polazzo!

[@raphaelperry8159]

Frank Debbin doesn't park his car. He just stops driving.

[@0okamino]

Who needs brakes when there are plenty of random objects that work just as good?

[@yellowblanka6058]

"I've gotta get.....inside" *eyes dart*

[@CigarMick]

"Nice beaver."

[@P.HATHCOX]

The look on Addie's face when that line hit was priceless 🤣

[@Osprey850]

"Thanks. I just had it stuffed."

[@hankstaines6568]

Innuendo. Who has a dirty mind?

[@CigarMick]

@@hankstaines6568 Apparently the script writers. LOL

[@servantprince]

Red

[@eckendrick]

"Cuban?" "No, Dutch-Irish. My father was from Wales."

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

And Leslie did have a Welsh parent but it was his mother

[@Howiex-is8gq]

​​@@A-small-amount-of-peas he had two parents a female and male..

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

@@Howiex-is8gq I know.... I wasn't disputing that....

[@thewonkyembouchure]

@@Howiex-is8gq The sentence is grammatically correct, complete and conforms to the norms of conventional grammar standards. It could be rephrased, but as it stands, it is correct.

[@vincentsaia6545]

The right fielder/would-be assassin was played by Hall-of--Fame outfielder Reggie Jackson

[@Tconlon251_2]

And 3 years later he met the real Queen in person. Albeit under better circumstances

[@vincentsaia6545]

@@Tconlon251_2 Really? Didn't know that. Being Canadian he was a British subject.

[@Tconlon251_2]

@@vincentsaia6545 Yeah, she visited the U.S. in ‘91 and attended an Orioles - Athletics game and Jackson was one of the Oakland coaches at the time.

[@vincentsaia6545]

@@Tconlon251_2 Oh, I thought you meant Leslie Neilson. So, I guess no hard feelings :).

[@TheZoenGaming]

I was born in 80, and grew up watching Nielsen as Framk Drebin. Reruns of "Police Squad" and "Get Smart!", along with "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!" and "Inspector Gadget" filled my childhood with laughter.

[@ZeroOskul]

I was just remembering how surprisingly well written and animated _Inspector Gadget_ was. The Red Rose episode, which was the finale, with Spuds Malone and the rotten potato gun vs Gedget's Gadzooka is amazing.

[@TheZoenGaming]

@@ZeroOskul Right? I think that show alone carried Nickelodeon to success.

[@stephenmalloy88]

When I saw this in the theater back in the day, the audience was absolutely howling with laughter.

[@renedavids6154]

R.I.P. Leslie Nielsen. Great actor and comedian. Glad you finally watching The Naked Gun. It's a trilogie, i recommend you watch all three. I've got them all three. It's my type of humor. Absurd, sometimes spicy but always hilarious. And as always I love your reactions.

[@JamesBlackwell-zn5mg]

Slap stick comedy at it's best, great reaction, thank you!!!

[@lurkerrekrul]

2:08 - "Oh, should we be scared of you?" - That's Ricardo Montalban, best known for playing Mr. Rourke, the host of the titular island in the show Fantasy Island, from 1977 to 1984. he also played Khan in both the original Star Trek episode Space Seed, as well as the movie Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. 22:08 - "Number 44!" - Notice the name on the back of his uniform, "Jackson"? That's hall of fame winner Reggie Jackson, one of the most famous baseball players of all time.

[@TheEmeraldSword86]

I watched the entire trilogy about a month or two ago. I couldn't stop laughing the entire time. That's how good it is.

[@zmarko]

So many great gags in this. A classic.

[@DarkPaladin24]

"Bingo!" Holds up Bingo card while also seeing this video on my list. This is my kind of humor.

[@joeb918]

It’s an older movie, but I would recommend watching Forbidden Planet. It’s a sci fi movie, but it’s based off of a play by Shakespeare, The Tempest. I recommend it now because it’s a fun movie to watch to see Leslie Neilson in quite a different type of role, namely a leading man role, vs the comedy roles like this one that he’s known for. It’s also a great movie besides.

[@michaelallen3894]

Forbidden Planet is amazing

[@MichaelDzikowski-ms9iz]

Speaking of Forbidden Planet,Leslie always had a comical side to he never got to show.He loved to make people laugh even at the beginning of his career.During the filming of Forbidden Planet,he loved to play practical jokes on all the crew and cast.

[@vincentsaia6545]

Ludwig's secretary was played by Jerry and David Zucker's mother and the driving instructor was played by legendary producer/director/acting teacher John Houseman.

[@SGlitz]

Their mother was the 'makeup lady' on Airplane!

[@nielgregory108]

The baseball umpires were real umpires. The baseball announcers were all real announcers. The funny part was Dick Vitale was in there and he is a college basketball guy and still is and Chick Hearn was there and he was the voice of the LA Lakers. "How 'bout that" was the GREAT Mel Allen. That was his catch phrase. When I hear that, I am a kid again watching This Week in Baseball w/ Mel Allen. Alot of the baseball players are real players. The first one at the plate was Jay Johnstone. Of course, the "killer" number 44 was Mr. October Reggie Jackson, a Hall of Famer. He once had a candy bar named after him, The Reggie Bar. It was great!

[@alextan1478]

Addie, I'm so glad that you had fun watching The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988). This movie really fits in for you as "The Naked Fun". Speaking of fun, you're DEFINITELY gonna have a lot more fun with its sequels. See you soon for The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear (1991).

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Addie like always, i love this movie, and Leslie Nielsen is epic. This movie is based off the short-lived show "Police Squad!" from 1982, where the Frank Drebin character was originated by Leslie Nielsen. It was cancelled by ABC after only four of the six episodes aired. Apparently it was because you really had to pay attention to the show to catch a lot of the humour in the show. Sounds like a weird reason for cancellation, doesn't it? There are some fun-facts about it. John Houseman as the driving instructor. He was one of the most significant figures in American theater. Along with Orson Welles he co-founded the Mercury Theatre, and co-produced Citizen Kane. He was the first head of the Drama Division at the Julliard School. He founded The Acting Company with members of the first graduating class of the Julliard acting program, including Patti LuPone, Kevin Kline, David Ogden Stiers, and a dozen others. In his long career he produced or directed some forty Broadway plays and thirty-three films. It was John Houseman’s final film role It was only rather late in life that he began acting. The red things, that Frank and Ed were eating in the car, were pistachios. There are conflicting stories as to why, but the shells were dyed red here in the States; that practice started dying off during the '80s. That was a big pile of pistachio shells outside Frank's car door. Priscilla Presley had never done comedy before. She was cast by ZAZ for the same reason that other actors mostly known for serious roles were put in their movies: it makes the dry parody even funnier. Presley had worked on the show Dallas. Zucker often quipped that the only problem with her was when her ex, Elvis, visited the set. The terrorist organization that Frank attacks and beats up in the opening scene was written as a nod to S.P.E.C.T.R.E., the terrorist organization in the James Bond film franchise. The theme song of this movie was played at Nielsen’s funeral. Nielsen passed away on November 28, 2010 at the age of 84 and was laid to rest in Fort Lauderdale. Dominik Hauser’s theme played as the Canadian Mounted Police carried his coffin. Keep up the good work.

[@jaapsch2]

Elvis lives!!

[@joekerr7975]

Addies best quote "You have nine more What? Oh, Fingers!"😂

[@firedoc5]

I was needing a great reaction to a great comedy this morning. There are so many quotable lines to use, which I still say just out of habit. Also love the credits that the Zuckers come up with.

[@SimoExMachina2]

As a Finn, let me reassure you, Laplanders *do not* eat nuts! They only eat reindeer which is the most succulent and delicious meats out there. Even better than filet mignon, when pan fried in butter, served with mashed potatoes, lingonberries and pickles. Good eating, indeed!

[@rjpodcasthub]

-Can I interest you in a nightcap? -No thank you, I don't wear them

[@ZeroOskul]

2:10 If you personally dislike OJ for... all the bad stuff, then from this instant onward, you love his performance in this movie and it just makes it funnier for you that it _is_ OJ.

[@agentooe33AD]

"Nice Beaver!" "Thanks I just had it stuffed!"

[@DumblyDorr]

The opening scene makes for a great quiz in recent history: How many of the leaders at the table can you name?

[@MLJ7956]

I can name all of them...

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

I grew up in the 80's. So off the top of my head, Idi Amin, Ayatollah Khomeni, Muammar Gaddaffi, Yasser Arafat. Do I win?

[@DumblyDorr]

@@BrianTimmonsTX Those are all correct. Castro and Gorbachev are also in there.

[@aaronthesaxman660]

@@DumblyDorr it's a shame not too many people get the joke about Gorbachev's forehead mark anymore. It's a brilliant piece of comedy

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

@@DumblyDorr Oh, right. I hadn't seen the movie in ages, just going off the guys that were onscreen here.

[@Teleoceras]

The movie was based from the original POLICE SQUAD! series. Only 6 episodes before cancelled but it was way ahead of its time! I really recommend you watch it!🤣

[@davevannatta985]

Weird Al is in all 3 Naked Gun movies.

[@socalpaul487]

Fun fact - OJ Simpson was up for the roll of The Terminator, but the producers didn't think he would be believable as an unstoppable killer.

[@Nillon24]

I love the fact that Frank isn't even made aware of the fact that the five toga weirdos he shot in the park were actors until A YEAR LATER! 😂

[@McPh1741]

This movie never gets old. As others have mentioned this movie is spawned from the short lived TV show "Police Squad". It only lasted 6 episodes before it was cancelled, but the movie franchise was a huge success. Police Squad is actually a parody of a 1950s TV show called "M Squad" starring Lee Marvin. Even the opening siren sequence is a parody of that show. Great reaction. I hope you keep watching the franchise. Another great Zucker Brothers movie is "Top Secret" starring Val Kilmer.

[@reconsoldier135]

Since you watched the first one you are now obligated to watch the sequels as well, sorry, I don’t make the rules

[@chrissmalley83]

... and the Police Squad! series. There were only 6 episodes, so it's not a major time commitment.

[@Jutrzen]

It's written in the Bible.

[@0okamino]

All 32 1/3 of them!

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

This rule can't be broken.

[@kemmdog4444]

RIP Jeannette Charles,who played Queen Elisabeth, she passed away on June second at the age of 96.😢

[@shogunn2517]

"What do you mean safe!?" "You're the worst umpire I ever seen!" "What game were you looking at!?" "He was out!" "What game are you watching?" Pulls gun... "You're the boss." "He was safe." "The man was safe."

[@Naraic2]

Weird Al has said before when this movie was out in cinemas he would bring his dates to see it wearing the same outfit as in the movie to impress them 🤣🤣

[@vincentsaia6545]

The killing six wierdos in togas line was a spoof of a Clint Eastwood line in the movie DIRTY HARRY.

[@MrGBH]

Weird Al Yankovich apparently too a date to see this movie. He made sure to wear the same outfit that he wore in the film and acted surprised to see himself Liam Neeson is set t star in the remake that's being made. Whilst weird Al may be too old to cameo anymore, I vote that Daniel Radcliffe dress up as him and cameo in his place

[@Eggman2285]

What do you mean Weird Al is too old to cameo? He just put out a new song a few days ago.

[@LordVolkov]

I hope they would do both. Modern Al (sans mustache) and Daniel as classic Al showing up, possibly together or fighting for the spot, would be a perfect Naked Gun gag.

[@dustyb58]

I believe he shows up in all three of these movies

[@TSIRKLAND]

"Completely inept, accident-prone, frankly bad at his job and a danger to everyone around him, yet somehow always manages to get the job done in the end, despite the chaos." Inspector Clouseau of The Pink Panther films. Maxwell Smart of the Get Smart TV show. Lt. Frank Drebin of The Naked Gun films. Johnny English of the Johnny English films. There is a long history of such characters, each of them with their own style. Leslie Nielsen as Frank Drebin combined slapstick, puns, guilelessness, sexual innuendo, and comedic timing to create a truly memorable character you can't help but love.

[@SirTyJensen]

The Naked Gun trilogy is really funny, I seen it in reverse order.

[@martinm8991]

Really nice to see Priscilla Presley lookalike watching this movie

[@yellowblanka6058]

His runaway car and the press conference scene are my favorites. The brothers that wrote the Naked Gun movies also wrote "Airplane!"

[@thedoubledowner5359]

I love people’s reaction to seeing OJ’s name in the opening movie credits. But then you see what happens to him throughout the movie and you gotta say to yourself, “it couldn’t happen to a better person”.

[@bdstainless4337]

The face match when the fish bites his hand!!! 😂😂😂

[@zzekezzypt]

Nice beaver! - EVERY youtuber reacted exactly like you. 🤣🤣

[@melodynice7938]

There is a basic, but an exquisite kind of personality test. Skipping or no skipping of boob silos in editing. 😁

[@ortizmo]

I just want to tell you, good luck. We're all counting on you.

[@MLJ7956]

Ed: Frank when Nordberg said I love you he was telling you the name of the ship. Frank: I realize that....now That line cracks me up, along with this one... (After shooting his own car) Frank: Did anyone catch the license plate? Anyone get a look at the driver? I gotta get....Inside. And this one too... (Searching through Vincent Ludwig's desk drawer and pulls out a card) Frank: Bingo 😆😅😂🤣

[@UberDurable]

Among the best comedy movies of all time!

[@VonBlade]

2:36 I've seen this film dozens of times and this is the first time I've spotted them throwing the cases out the plane.

[@MLawrence2008]

Great reaction Addie, but you must watch the end credits for each move, lots of funnies in them. :)

[@AlwaysBolttheBird]

"My father went the same way" will always be my favorite quote

[@qq_02]

11:48 He is dead, and don't call me Shirley. Also when you say 'poor Nordberg', remember who the actor is.

[@Packard63]

I had forgotten how much fun this movie was to watch.......looking forward to the next one.

[@Elementarian]

Spoof movies are always such a hoot, though my personal favorites are early films by Mel Brooks, or Baseketball by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Though my first introduction to spoof films and Leslie Nielsen was his spoof of spy movies, called Spy Hard. Absolutely hilarious. As others have said, Leslie Nielson has that dry wit with impeccable comedic timing.

[@ThirteenthDiget-lg3in]

This whole series is good.

[@agarven1]

There is a 80s show called Police Squad which only has 6 episodes.

[@AbeVicious]

The San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant "boobs" get me every time. When you drive south on the 5 freeway to San Diego, you'll see them. 🤣😂

[@sebastianesparza6277]

7:46 The shock in Addie's face 😁😁😁

[@fredchester921]

At the 10:00 minute mark shows a scene where Montoban presses a buzzer and turns his secretary into a killer. That was actually taken from a GREAT MOVIE starring Charles Bronson called, "TELEFON (1978), where there are secret agents who have orders to immediately commit mass terror (eg, bombings, shootings, etc), once they listen to a phonecall with the lines of a poem, ""The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep." The person will immediately go into a trance and commit to completing the task that also invoves suicide. Bronson is in a desperate attempt to stop these attacks and get the list of those agents who are still under that hpnotic spell. One of my favorite movies.

[@Perktube1]

5:29 - The funniest exchange in the movie for me.

[@Puni6622]

I'm also one of those who laughed uncontrollably at absurd comedies, but the old ones, example: Naked gun, Top secret, Airplane!, Young Frankenstein, Monty Python and the holy grail also the two Hot shots. I also laughed a lot at 'The Party' 1968; I'm still laughing at the dinner scene 😁 I miss that style a lot - they helped me forget my personal problems - but above all, I miss the great Leslie Nielsen. Forever grateful for his sense of humor and talent. Hugs👋🏽

[@seerofallthatisobvious1316]

"Birdy num-nums".

[@Puni6622]

@@seerofallthatisobvious1316 poor animal😅, when Sellers throws the food in the cage in a bad way. My father laughed many times at this movie, and with the Marx brothers. 👋🏻

[@marvinsarracino116]

I Luv Leslie Nielsen comedies! Police Squad is hilarious and Frank Drebin is the funniest character in the movie! Now you have to watch the rest of the series! Naked Gun 2 1/2 is just as funny! See you for the next Police Squad! Thanks for sharing Addie ❤️💛

[@floretion]

Fun fact. The guy that yells "Hey, it's Enrico Pallazzo!" is Francis from Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure.

[@ericromero6121]

Im convinced you have the best facial expressions of all time so adorable have a good day OKAY ❤❤❤❤❤

[@YesterdayHappened40]

Goodness I'm a fan, thanks for allowing me to enjoy movies that I missed

[@socalpaul487]

Like "Airplane!", most of these actors were hired because they were normally serious actors. A good movie with George Kennedy is "The Eiger Sanction" 1975.

[@yellowblanka6058]

OJ Simpson is in all three Naked Gun movies.....surreal seeing him play such a goofy, affable character in these movies knowing what he did in real life.

[@PurushaDesa]

“You killed five actors. Good ones.”

[@henrytjernlund]

Super reaction. Thank you.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Good one, Butterwings! 😆 Yeah, these movies are a hoot. Thanks for sharing it!

[@BeastOfWarZ]

Another excellent reaction! Keep it up!

[@JeanDumas24601]

Fun reaction, like you said, they always took it one step (or two) further :) TLDR: This movie brings back fond memories to this 50 something Gen Xer I saw this movie when it came out in 1988 and to this day I have never been so surprised by a movie! Me and some friends went to see "Rain Man" but when we got to the theater, it was sold out!. We were all pretty dejected, but since the bus ride to the theater was about an hour we decided to see another movie, any movie. Turns out The Naked Gun was not sold out, no one knew what it was about, we did not even know it was a comedy, but it had not started yet so we got in. To make things worse, the theater was nearly full so the only place we could all seat together was in the very front row! By the time Norberg tripped and fell face first in the wedding cake, I had literally fell off my chair laughing :)

[@Kilo80Kilo]

My favorite part of this movie was the nod to a great cop movie, Dirty Harry. I've yet to see a reactor know the reference. The "I don't want anymore trouble like you had last year on the south side" is a call to the "I don't want anymore trouble like you had last year in the Fillmore District" scene with the mayor in Dirty Harry. It's a humorous scene and if you search youtube for 'dirty harry Fillmore District, you can watch the scene.

[@TheBlond49]

It's Enricco Palazzo

[@charlieharper886]

This is a die hard favorite of my dad and me. We rattle off random quotes all the time lol. Top Secret! is another hilarious Zucker brothers movie that nobody seems to remember. It's like a spoof of The Great Escape with Steve McQueen and old Elvis Presley movies with silly music and dancing sequences and has this same kind of goofy screwball comedy. It also stars a young Val Kilmer and he performed all his own singing and dancing. And even though the songs are silly they're still actually pretty catchy and you walk around singing them for days lol. I highly recommend giving it a watch.

[@christinejalandoni5919]

Complete the series!

[@bobapjok4241]

In the old "police squad" show, there was the running joke about the tall guy and also Timmy in every episode

[@robmarconi6758]

Man, I love those shows

[@greencello599]

Don't forget Johnny the Shoeshine guy.

[@seerofallthatisobvious1316]

...and the "freeze frame" ending of each episode.

[@bobapjok4241]

you guys are bringing back so many memories now. Ill have to find my VHS tape where i have all the episodes again

[@LarryStorm-y5l]

I hear only four episodes of "Police Squad" were aired, but I missed the first. Running gags: the squad room was labeled "Police Squad" but one word was on the outside of the glass and the other on the inside, so one read backwards; detective "Al" was always too tall to fit in the frame; Drebin would offer a cigarette to a witness saying "Cigarette?", and be answered That's right."; a gun battle would occur where the view would switch back and forth until panning out revealed they were only a few feet from each other; a shoe-shine boy who could answer questions on any subject; and the freeze-frame where the actors would just not move, except after a few seconds, one would move

[@greencello599]

The Naked Gun Trilogy was an extension of the short-lived Police Squad TV show. Leslie Nielsen starred in the show as Frank Drebin. In each episode, there was a special guest star that was only in the opening credits. Why? They were killed off during that part. They never appeared anywhere else in the episode. One of those special guest stars actually made it into the second movie as the villain. You'll see who it is.

[@Zireael83]

naked gun...for me, these are the best comedy movies, before austin powers, eurotrip and others. leslie nielsen was the funniest man that ever lived. and that combined with the hilarious script/writing of the naked gun movies ...perfection

[@MadcapMatt]

Movies like this trilogy and the Airplane duology are timeless classics still funny decades later.

[@mso4433]

Leslie Nielsen discovered later in life he had a real talent for comedy. RIP Leslie.

[@stefanhuddleston6816]

The player who was going to shoot the Queen was Reggie Jackson, one of the best MLB players of all time.

[@malcolmmceasy2252]

4:55 that exact thing happened later in real life; with a city council which uses wireless microphones. See the video "Council member's bathroom break caught on microphone"

[@Avocado11]

Glad Addie got this reaction out before she died in a tragic blimp accident over the Orange Bowl on New Years Day.

[@captaindew3106]

This film is a sequel to the tv show series call Police Squads and only 2 remaining cast on this film are from the tv show and that is Frank Dreblin and Prof. Ted.

[@D1ONE8]

11:48 Addie: Surely.. he's dead now Me: Don't call me Shirley 😂😂😂😂

[@mattstanford9673]

Abrahams/Zucker always has hilarious credits. Easily a quarter of the credits are some reference or joke. In "Airplane!" they had a credit list "Worst Boy ... Adolf Hitler" among the additional crew. ZAZ movies are the peak of parody, and I love them. (Zucker Abrahams Zucker, if you don't get the acronym.)

[@KatzenbachNYC]

“He should not be a cop” 😂😂😂

[@jbwade5676]

Yay Finally Good Luck Addie Counts ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊

[@AdderTude]

"Wanna take a dinghy?" "Oh, no, I went at the station."

[@coldwhite4240]

Great reaction, Addie. When you've seen the 3 Naked Gun films, you should also check out and react to the six Police Squad! TV series episodes if you can without being blocked. They're where the Frank Drebin character began for Leslie Neilsen in the early 1980s, so the humour is the same silly vein if you like that style! Unfortunately, the TV series was cancelled as it didn't prove too popular, but when Drebin was revived a few years later for the Naked Gun films, it proved to be a hit.

[@D.A.B-w7n]

Addie, really enjoy your movie reactions, sometimes you’re more entertaining than the films. Anyone ever told you that you have an “old soul”? Swear you should be in the 1920’s instead. That’s a compliment by the way🤪

[@bobapjok4241]

OJ was so huge during this time. Football, announcing, commercials, movies. Universally loved. "the nicest guy" out there. just a crazy crazy fall.

[@Howiex-is8gq]

Who's is Oj...

[@penguin82875]

@@Howiex-is8gq OJ Simpson. You’re kidding right?

[@artboymoy]

Been a while since I've seen this movie but I used to watch the Police Squad series it was based on. Short lived but many of the same gags end up in this. I forgot how fun this movie is. If you like this one, Addie, I recommend "Top Secret" and "Fatal Instinct".

[@crovax1375]

Go for it Stephanie!

[@rubroken]

The scene where his car runs over a fire hydrant was filmed at the Los Angeles Water and Power yard I worked at. One morning a fire hydrant appeared, and we were told to stay in the field all day. I didn't know why until I saw this movie

[@DoctorVell]

You should have watched and read the credits so be sure to react to them in tge sequels.