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First time watching and reacting to The Naked Gun
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[@waterbeauty85]

They were eating pistachio nuts. Back then, when the nuts were being processed, the shells would get splotchy stains on them which looked unappetizing, so they were dyed red to conceal the stains, and the red color would get on your fingers and lips.

[@Clarinetboy82]

I kind of miss that about pistachios.

[@rulerwatchman]

Every time anyone watches this movie, this has to get explained. This makes me feel old.

[@YourMothersMan]

They still sell red pistachios at my corner store. I love em

[@reneadinaro8183]

Is that why they were dyed? Thank you for that information.

[@craighanson-rc1md]

like the fake cheese dust on cheetos lol. Like sand fake cheetos cheese dust & red dyed #32423 for pistachio nuts just gets everywhere. In all the tiny cracks.

[@githerax5303]

Dasha's delayed reaction to 'Cuban?' 'Ah no, Dutch Irish' was hilarious.

[@iiiDartsiii]

Yea I actually waited for it, almost gave up but she got it just in time.

[@gggooding]

"Sir? Sir? He specifically requested two [censored]s. To tell a family secret...my grandmother was Dutch."

[@RaidingJaguarX]

The line is actually "Scotch/Irish. My father was from Wales."

[@githerax5303]

@@RaidingJaguarX No, it's Dutch, not Scotch. Listen back carefully; you won't hear the sibiliant 'S' of Scotch at the beginning on the sentence. Also, turn on CC, it displays 'dutch irish'. Also, google the script. It says the same. But I never paid attention to 'my father was from Wales.' :D Drebin doesn't know his UK nations!

[@bkazmer]

I am always enjoying Dasha's reactions. I love her delays in getting some of the jokes...but she does get them...impressive. I think Dasha is such a gem!!!

[@darksoulsspeedrunner5912]

if u ever watches any others reactions, its exactly the same.IDIOT

[@ugaladh]

yes, there is a lot of word play in this movie and she seemed to get them all.

[@denis66_08]

impressive lets see paul allens joke

[@crazyape515]

@@denis66_08 nice

[@jartstopsign]

Watched this as a little kid on dvd and missed half the jokes. Now that I'm older I realize how relentlessly funny it is start to finish. It was fun re-watching it with Dasha

[@ChurchNietzsche]

"RELENTLESSLY" ... Yeah, I'll buy that!! Leslie (in general) is "Beyond Slapstick"

[@neil2444]

"Nice beaver!" "Thanks, I just got it stuffed" That one always kills me, but I didn't get it when I was a kid.

[@ChurchNietzsche]

@@neil2444 my favorite scene is "Student Driver" ...

[@GhostDrummer]

The look on your face when Frank said “Nice beaver.” I laughed so hard I woke up my dogs. I hope you react to the other two Naked Guns. Also, National Lampoon’s Loaded Weapon (lethal weapon spoof), Hot Shots and Hot Shots Part Deux, and UHF with Weird Al.

[@Billinois78]

8:40 "I can't see anything" "Use your open eye, Frank" 🤣

[@LuisOrtiz-xo5kc]

I'm surprised that you didn't recognize Gorbachov, last leader of the USSR, at the beginning of the movie.

[@eadweard.]

Yeltsin was last.

[@synaesthesia2010]

this movie trilogy, and the TV show that came before them, are legendary, but you have to pay attention to what's happening in every scene to catch all the jokes, which is why it's always worth a rewatch, you'll always see something new on every viewing

[@kennethjenkins3972]

Elvis Presley’ ex-wife Priscilla was Jane, Leslie Nielsen was Frank and hilarious, Ricardo Mantalban (fantasy island and Kahn from the original Star Trek) was the bad guy, and the African American police officer was O.J. Simpson. The baseball player with the gun was Reggie Jackson, he was probably the most popular ball player at the time.

[@samwallaceart288]

Ricardo Mantalban will always be the Grandpa in the cinematic masterpiece Spy Kids 2

[@hkpew]

@@samwallaceart288 I'm sure that's true for young'uns of a certain age. But for those of us old enough to remember he was the Fantasy Island guy and Khan, as Kenneth Jenkins mentioned, long before the original Spy Kids was even a script. Not to mention the "Corinthian Leather" guy from the car commercials, which Kenneth Jenkins forgot to mention.

[@kennethjenkins3972]

@@hkpew hahaha I forgot about the Corinthian leather commercials, thank you for reminding me.

[@CaddyJim]

I love *Dasha* pitying *OJ Simpson* not realizing who that *real life killer* is

[@Carandini]

Got passed over for The Terminator because Cameron didn't think anyone would believe OJ could be a cold-blooded killer.

[@CaddyJim]

@@Carandini really never heard this

[@STOCKHOLM07]

@@CaddyJim I'm pretty sure that's true

[@CaddyJim]

@@STOCKHOLM07 didn't say it was or wasn't true... Just said never heard this before now

[@fabianbianchi9159]

Usually I only watch reaction videos that are at least half an hour. But when it is you, I know it will be fun, You bring energy to it and I love your reactions to scenes I already know by heart. Best wishes from the German north.

[@leexgabriel]

"All right, Stephanie, gently extend your arm. Extend your middle finger. Very good. Well done."

[@positivelynegative9149]

They were eating pistachios. (Google translate: фисташковый ) They are usually sold with the shells still attached. That was a pile of shells outside the car. And pistachios are sometimes coated with a red dye, which will come off on the eater's fingers and lips. 💋 😄

[@darrylhinko5568]

They were coated in red dye back in the day because of the way they were harvested, the shells would be marked up, I think most at the time came from Iran, but then California started producing them and had different harvesting techniques. I saw a shell that was "Marred" looked fine to me

[@BrianNIL]

9:45 I love this giggle lol

[@Timbuktu407]

The scenes of Nordberg getting beat up are even more satisfying now! 😂

[@waterbeauty85]

I love this movie, and I love hearing Dasha laugh. This video makes me happy.

[@sprosonator]

Hey! It’s Enrico Pallazo!!! 🤣😂😂

[@OblateSpheroid]

“Fish memory” = “the memory of a goldfish”

[@tduffy5]

Someone should have warned you that this is a lot like AIRPLANE.

[@nedvva]

The actress who plays Jane was the wife of Elvis Presley

[@logann7942]

Has anyone else always thought the “Teen” driver looked about 35? Maybe it was just late 80s fashions.

[@paperbea]

"Nice beaver" Dasha's eyes: WTF!

[@LawDice]

Lol something surreal about her calling OJ Simpson 'poor guy' - love this though

[@samwallaceart288]

One of the few "guy gets hurt" running jokes that got funnier in retrospect

[@claw320]

Drunk Dasha is ever more entertaining! :)

[@Condors55]

I actually sat in a presentation when one of the speakers went to the toilet with the microphone still on. When he got back het got a lot of cheers and a standing ovation! 🤣🤣

[@lurkerrekrul]

Nordberg, the cop who gets injured at the start and then spends the entire movie in the hospital, was played by O. J. Simpson. He was a famous football player, who in 1994 was accused of murdering his ex-wife and her friend. He was found not guilty at trial, but lost a lawsuit filed by the victims' families. In 2007, he was arrested for armed robbery and spent several years in prison. The bad guy was played by Ricardo Montalban, a fairly famous and respected actor. At that point in his career, he was most well known for playing Mr. Rourke on the TV show Fantasy Island from 1977-1984.

[@wheelmanstan]

and that's Elvis' wife as the leading lady

[@eze8970]

Frank Drebin was a National Institution! 🙏

[@prime-rib]

look up slang for "beaver" and you'll get the joke...."that's a nice beaver"......"Thank you, I just got it stuffed."

[@ITPalGame]

The toilet scene actually happened to Jeff Fischer on BlazeTV like a decade ago or so. Glenn Beck/Stu Burguiere and others were in studio and they heard a flush. You can find the clip on KZbin.

[@NathanJasper]

Leslie Nielsen was a legend. You gotta check out some more of his work. Airplane for instance.

[@rygar218]

Surely you can't be serious?

[@LivinLegin]

@@rygar218 I am serious and don’t call me Shirley 😂

[@joshuacampbell7493]

I just want to tell you both good luck we're all counting on you.

[@rygar218]

@@LivinLegin 😂! Nice beats BTW!!

[@LivinLegin]

@@rygar218 Thanks 🔥

[@NightRanger-lz6tp]

You should do Airplane! Next.

[@mikesmollin8908]

Dasha, don't feel bad for OJ, he deserves it all, do not shed a tear

[@STOCKHOLM07]

Yeah all the pain Norberg goes through is even funnier now

[@Ambaryerno]

Ironically, James Cameron wanted to cast OJ as the Terminator because he felt the entire point was being able to blend in, but he was overruled by the studio because OJ wasn't menacing enough.

[@mikesmollin8908]

@@STOCKHOLM07 agreed, especially the taint to the face, LOLZ

[@zmarko]

Such a classic. One of my top 5 comedies of the 80s.

[@RaceSimCentral]

I actually think "kind humor" is one of the nicest ways I've ever heard this described.

[@waterbeauty85]

0:43 "I have a fish memory." Oh my God. Dasha just gets cuter and cuter.

[@jeremystevens6640]

I am writing this to help out Dasha and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️

[@jeremystevens6640]

@@-M0LE nani?

[@seanmikhael1767]

7:27 "I know this little out-of-the-way place that serves great Viking food." I never noticed that line before 😂 Almost spat coffee all over my laptop.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I'm not so sure I understand the humor there. Is it just that there's no such thing as viking (or Norwegian) restaurants, even though there's Chinese and Italian? Or maybe something to do with the line of Viking kitchen appliances? 😕

[@firedoc5]

From those who brought us Airplane and other "silly" movies. Your giggle and laugh are so adorable. After seeing the first one, the movies Naked Gun 2 1/2 and Naked Gun 3 1/3 are a must. They may not as good as the first one, but they are still very funny.

[@samwallaceart288]

Hot Shots! Part Deux is better.

[@peterpike]

I think it's 33 1/3, actually.

[@firedoc5]

@@peterpike You're right...typo. Thanx.

[@BillyButcher90]

Hey Dasha, if you love this you should check out Airplane which also has Leslie Nielsen and made by the same directors of Naked Gun. You should also do Police Academy if you love this type of slapstick! 😊

[@Jedicake]

I think Airplane is peak comedy

[@Ambaryerno]

In fact all the ZAZ movies (Airplane! Top Secret!, the rest of the Naken Gun movies, and the two Hot Shots films) are a great watch.

[@jonathang9705]

Dasha in case you missed it the bald guy in the beginning that Frank puts in a headlock is Mikhail Gorbachev, the last president of the Soviet Union. He was well-known for having a pronounced birthmark on his head, so Frank wipes it off and says, "I knew it!" like it was fake all along. Leslie Neilson (Frank Drebin) started out as a serious actor but became a famous comedy actor. His most popular films were Airplane! and The Naked Gun trilogy (based on the tv series Police Squad.) He also did a Mel Brooks film, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, and several other films parodying popular movies such as Wrongfully Accused, a take-off on The Fugitive with Harrison Ford.

[@batbrick3949]

Dasha probably knows who Mikhaïl Gorbachev was ;)

[@jeremyfrost2636]

Wasn't he also the villain in Surf Ninjas?

[@disobedientdolphin]

You have to react to the Austin Powers trilogy!

[@lewis9702]

12:47 Those were red pecan nuts, very popular back in the 80's and yes sometimes the shells would stain your lips red

[@BrianNIL]

Dasha, Leslie Nielsen is what you would call a "straight man" in this movie. In fact, I would say he is the quintessential straight man.

[@Ambaryerno]

While Nielsen delivers a very deadpan performance, I don't know that I'd really consider him a straight man in this one. In Airplane! absolutely, (in fact almost that entire movie was nothing but straight men. No one at the time realized that Leslie Nielsen, Lloyd Bridges, and Robert Stack could be so goddammed funny) but in the Naked Gun films he's too directly involved in the comic beats to truly be the straight man.

[@Mighty_Guardian]

Leslie Nielsen a king of comediy. I ask myself how it had worked Lesli Nielsen doing JOKER in a Batman Movie 🤣🤣🤣

[@samwallaceart288]

Alright you crazy bastard, I'LL MAKE IT HAPPEN

[@Caglecardscollectibles21]

Dasha may be the first person to feel sorry for OJ since this came out

[@lanerussell7958]

Every time I see Nordberg get beaten up in this movie, I think, "that man murdered his ex-wife and her boyfriend." Life is weird.

[@hypnomagician]

Within one minute, Dasha giggling. Oh, hell yeah!

[@mtdualie1039]

Leslie Nelsen as Frank Dreban is classic. Slapstick comedies are a lost art.

[@ryanpeters167]

I LOVE DRUNK DASHA

[@ephennell4ever]

Gotta say, Dasha, you really seem to have mastered English! You 'got' almost every single joke in this! *Very* impressive! I think you'd really like _"The Mask"_ - it's an absolutely *hilarious* move with Jim Carrey. And I think you'd really like _"In The Line Of Fire"_ it's a suspense/drama about a Secret Service Agent who is trying to stop the assassination of the U.S. President by a brilliant psychopath. It stars Clint Eastwood, in a fascinating role! I guarantee, you'll _seriously_ enjoy *both* movies!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

This movie is in the same vein as _Airplane!_ in that, the jokes come at you _so fast,_ you have to watch it _more than once_ to _catch_ 'em all.

[@joemonture5200]

Gosh, her reactions are so sincere ❤

[@lazyperfectionist1]

3:36 "So, any luck finding that lost luggage?"

[@franciscojavierrodriguezso8068]

first time not crying! we lost her! 😜

[@coreyhendricks9490]

One of the greatest comedies of the 80's, cool reaction as always Dasha, you take care and have a great weekend sweetie 🥰

[@ThunderPants13]

5:14. "And it's very long...." That's what she said. 😁

[@lazyperfectionist1]

0:48 "We must _rip_ their entrails out and _drag_ them from here to Damascus _until_ they _include_ us in the _peace process."_ 😆 Oh, yeah. Doesn't this guy sound peaceful.

[@paulieluppino1856]

15:22 ....."C'mon, guys don't fake it, do they?".....Well, now that you mention it...... 🤔

[@CaddyJim]

The word of the day *Oy, oy, oy ,oy*

[@tonyrossell832]

Great job Dasha. Always fun listening to you laugh and giggle. I'm sure a lot of people will recommend you react to Airplane! after this (which is a good movie and you should do at some point) but I'm going to recommend Monty Python And The Holy Grail. I really think you'll enjoy it. Still hoping you'll react to Red Heat someday. Keep up the great work.

[@fgoogle5576]

Pistachio nuts, they used to be artificially died bright red for some reason

[@jessharvell1022]

this may be the first time in like 25 years that a first-time viewer wasn't a little weirded out by OJ being in this.

[@Boone1981]

She's too young and not from the USA. I'd be impressed if she did know who he was.

[@tallicafan85]

Awesome. You watched this movie. A classic that never gets old. Now for next 2 movies. You are great.

[@keithmays8076]

The hypnotizing watch was a spoof on an old espionage movie called Telefone, where Russian sleeper agents get activated by telephone using a poem. It's actually pretty good.

[@MsDboyy]

Leslie Nielsen is probably the most underrated comedian ever 😂🤘 he is hilarious in the movie Airplane!

[@Pinkielover]

The thing he was eating in the car that made a lot of shells was a Red pistachio nut Not sure if they still do it but they used to add red dye to the pistachio

[@phillee2814]

I think you mean pecan nuts.

[@jeremiahhunt1998]

Love your videos, Dasha. You seem like such a lovely person. Keep up the good work. :)

[@abraynor84]

The one with the birthmark is supposed to be Gorbachev. He was the Premier of the Soviet Union if you didn't catch that.

[@JoeCensored]

What they were eating was pistachios. Back in the day Iran was the largest supplier of pistachios and they would add that coloring. The theory is to hide low quality nuts. When other countries started to get in on pistachio exports they didn't add the coloring, and it's very rare to find it today.

[@IMWeblike]

Getting closer, but it's still not Spies Like Us!

[@craig3226]

Such an infectious laugh! It’s impossible to be in a bad mood watching Dasha.

[@ChaosAC24]

Naked gun films are classic. Hilarious reaction!

[@jorgezarco9269]

The marching band is playing "Louie Louie".

[@RealDiehl99]

I really enjoy your reactions, Dasha!! Airplane must be seen soon!

[@TacticusPrime]

The Zucker brothers movies are amazing. My favorite is still Top Secret!.

[@StarShipGray]

Don’t feel bad about not recognizing anyone at the table. They were all real world leaders, but most of them were either out of power or dead long before you were born.

[@PV1230]

I was wondering if she knew Gorbachev.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@PV1230 I think she did recognize him -- although I'm sure his "Russian" accent was unrecognizable.

[@smokeyverton7981]

I believe you will enjoy WILLOW (1988) with Val Kilmer. I mean, who doesn't love that little baby?

[@vonkroenen]

They were eating Pistachio nuts, back in those days they used to add red coloring to make it more appealing.

[@campagnollo]

@7:21, caught you thinking. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Deailon]

The entire series is like that: pure fun if you like this sense of humour. Try Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers if you liked this one. Leslie Nielsen, the actor playing Frank Drebin, was a comedy powerhouse for almost a half of a century, starting with the 'Airplane!' He joined forces with Mel Brooks in the 'Dracula: Dead and loving it', which you should check out for sure!

[@andyc.9751]

Fun fact: OJ Simpson stars in this film, was also a pro athlete and was the center of one of the most famous murd*r trials in American history. He was clearly guilty of killing his wife and her lover but found innocent. To add insult to injury, Simpson later published a book called “if I did it” about the murders

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

And caused the most famous police chase in history. The white Ford Bronco instantly became legendary.

[@antoinettelopes]

Nicole was his wife.

[@vincegamer]

Found "not guilty" - not innocent. Not guilty doesn't mean you are innocent, just they can't prove guilt well enough.

[@speleokeir]

He was later found guilty of the murders in a civil action. He was also found guilty of armed robbery and kidnap and was sentence to 33 years.

[@flatebo1]

@@speleokeir The standard of evidence in a civil suit is much lower than in a criminal trial. And by the time of the civil suit Simpson's murder trial had gotten tons of publicity. So the odds of getting an actually impartial jury was pretty much nonexistent.

[@ericwatson54]

You should watch "Police Squad". It's a short, but hilarious series.

[@kingscorpion7346]

the Naked Gun movies were from the Police Squad TV series, which sadly only lasted a few episodes.

[@alertol]

Think in english this type of comedy called "slapstick comedy" and this is one of the best examples of that (По русски этот жанр называется "фарс", это типа комедия доведённая до абсурда...)

[@samwallaceart288]

To me it's "spoof" comedy. Lotta' slapstick in it but its main drive is in subverting established genre tropes. But it's not mocking any one movie in particular so it's not a parody per se

[@alertol]

@@samwallaceart288 it's a mix of different genre, but main point to get simple jokes to absurd levels... Don't know if in english this word is used, but google translate said it's "farce", I heard it called "slapstick" more

[@samwallaceart288]

@@alertol "farce" and "spoof" are the same, though farce is a more old-fashioned word for it. "Slapstick" specifically means physical humor, like the old Looney Tunes cartoons. Naked Gun has a lot of slapstick in it but it's primarily a farce. It's like farce is the format, and slapstick is one of many ingredients within that. It's also got a lot of wordplay, puns, and intentional melodrama that goes together with the slapstick

[@meanderingmarley3910]

OJ, before he bought that DIY divorce kit. (too soon?)

[@mt2345t]

Man you are so beautiful in this reaction Dasha. So cute when laughing and smiling a lot, clearly enjoying this movie

[@alen7480]

Leslie Nielson was the actor who played Frank Drebbin, the main character. He is a Canadian actor who started out playing serious roles but after the movie Airplane (made by the same guys as the Naked Gun) he began making comedies.

[@abramsse1]

Love this movie! The whole trilogy is worth a watch.

[@nrrork]

They're eating pistachios, I think. For some reason they used to dye the shells red or green. Maybe they were a popular thing to serve at Christmas. Damn... now I want some pistachios.

[@OYME13]

18:02 That's the umpire dear. 1 - 2 - 3 GO! LOL!

[@victornewmanforever]

The end credits are also full of written jokes!

[@orarinnsnorrason4614]

I love all the Naked Gun movies. The silly slap stick and daddy humor gets me all the time. Also, Leslie Nielsen is just win he's a natural. Check out other films like Dracula: Dead and Loving it, Airplane or the Hot Shots movies. All classics (to me). Edit: One of the inside jokes (one of many I'm sure) is that if you notice, every time Frank is stopping his police car he always hits something :) And its a running gag in all 3 movies.

[@Mountain.Man.1978]

Love Dasha’s laugh!

[@tapsavaan1671]

Top secrect (1984) is one my favorite comedy.

[@user-michael77]

Ricardo Khaaaaaan Montalban!!!

[@JustinWillisDevil240Z]

Its wild that Weird Al is the most relevant modern thing in this movie today.

[@CaddyJim]

Dasha as a *"Russian"* I expected you to *Mikhail Gorbachev* of *Soviet Russia* at the beginning before he had his birthmark removed LOL

[@PV1230]

That's Mikhail Gorbachev, last general secretary of the Soviet Union. Boris Yeltsin followed him as the first Russian President and had a head full of silver hair.

[@CaddyJim]

@@PV1230 You are correct, I wasn't thinking, but fixed it... She's not going to recognize *Boris Yeltsin* when it's *Mikhail Gorbachev👍LOL😆*

[@notsureyou]

Dasha is quite the Top Gun....... You guys should see this in a week or 2 :-)

[@ChurchNietzsche]

#TheNietzschean Perspective:: Dasha claims to "Not Get Comedy" ... but I think she has a wonderful grasp on "American Humor!"

[@chrisharris5497]

I said the other day I was confident you'd understand all the jokes and I wasn't wrong, doesn't happen often though lol. This type of film is great to watch if you're bored as the story is easy to follow and the humour is great, very childish humour. In England Dasha we'd call this humour "Tongue in Cheek", silly humour, silly jokes that make you chuckle. This film came about due to an older TV show called Police Squad which was basically the same type of humour.