*NAKED GUN 33⅓* almost made me CRY from LAUGHING Reaction & Commentary

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[@Nigel_A15]

The opening scene at the rail station is a parody of the movie "The Untouchables", great gangster movie with Al Capone and Elliott Ness. Ness also tries to bring a baby up the stairs. OJ doing his football dance and nearly spiking the baby (like a football), really made me laugh back then. These Leslie Nielsen movies were classic, cool to see others get a laugh out of them

[@neil2444]

That joke with OJ spiking the baby wouldn't be funny unless you knew he used to play football. So it is kind of a meta joke. Yeah, one of the better jokes. 😂

[@jimperry6463]

Which is taken from "Battleship Potemkin" (1925).

[@JedHead77]

@@jimperry6463 Yes, the “Odessa Steps” sequence.

[@NightRanger-lz6tp]

And how ironic that everything hit the fan with OJ not long after this movie came out.

[@JedHead77]

Al Capone and Eliot Ness aren’t actors. They were portrayed by Kevin Costner and Robert DeNiro. 😉 25:57

[@edinscot56789]

"We're here to prevent a disaster" - "You're too late for that" 😂🤣😂

[@The_RedVIII]

The whole opening scene is a parody of a famous scene in the movie The Untouchables. Also, Jane running away with her female friend was a parody of Thelma and Louise.

[@helenchelmicka3028]

"This Chateau le Blanc '68 is supposed to be served slightly chilled. This is room temperature!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@cleonmagabeefy8500]

Wow, who doesn't miss Fred Ward!!! This guy is a great F'N actor!!! Think about every role you love him in. Notice the subtle and obvious differences. That's why Remo Williams is great, fantastic character arch and Ward pulls it off🙂🙂🙂

[@JedHead77]

RIP, Fred Ward. 🥀

[@edwardmorton5131]

Cast a deadly spell is my favorite Fred Ward film

[@ForEternia]

@@edwardmorton5131 He's awesome in Tremors. I'll have to check out cast a deadly spell.

[@peterm2314]

She has to watch Remo Williams

[@phila3884]

The Right Stuff

[@victornewmanforever]

In the 80s, David Zucker, Jim Abrahams and Jerry Zucker did Airplane!, Top Secret! and The Naked Gun. In the early 90s, while Zucker & Proft did the Naked Gun sequels, Abrahams & Proft did Hot Shots! (Top Gun spoof - with nods to Dances With Wolves, 9 1/2 Weeks, Superman, Rocky, Gone With The Wind) and Hot Shots! Part Deux (Rambo 2-3 spoof - with nods to Basic Instinct, Star Wars, No Way Out, Terminator 2, The Guns of Navarone, The Wizard of Oz). In 1996, Zucker & Proft did High School High, which spoofed urban social dramas. In 1998, Jim Abrahams did Mafia! - a spoof on The Godfather, Casino and Goodfellas - while Pat Proft did Wrongfully Accused, which spoofed The Fugitive - with nods to Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger (both with Ford as CIA's agent Jack Ryan), Mission: Impossible, The Usual Suspects and Titanic. That same year, David Zucker did BASEketball. Although it is not a spoof, it is a comedy in the same vein starring the creators of South Park. Other filmmakers tried to replicate that brand of humor in their own projects with more or less success. Airplane 2! (1982), I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (1988), Repossessed (1990) , Loaded Weapon (1993), Fatal Instinct (1993), Silence of the Hams (1994), Don't Be A Menace To South Central (1996), Spy Hard (1996). From the mid-90s, the market was saturated and those comedies were considered box-office poison until the surprising success of the R-rated slasher spoof Scary Movie in 2000.

[@TheShockninja]

As always, your laughing makes any day better!

[@JW666]

The "You love me, you really love me!" line was actually said by Sally Field when she won her Oscar for "Not Without My Daughter", and even Jim Carrey did a joke/parody of that in The Mask. Well you still have "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls", the sequel to the 1st Ace Ventura movie (which was the only sequel Jim Carrey had made at the time before years later doing Dumb and Dumber 2, which you also have) and there's also "Top Secret!", a parody with Val Kilmer, "Hot Shots!", a parody of Top Gun with Charlie Sheen, and the sequel "Hot Shots! 2" (or Part Deux), which parodies Rambo 2 and 3. Speaking of Rambo, would love to see your reaction of "First Blood" (the 1st Rambo movie).

[@sha11235]

The film she won the Oscar for where she said that was Places in the Heart. She wasn't even nominated for Not Without My Daughter. And it was the second time she won the Oscar.

[@JW666]

@@sha11235 Ah ok.

[@bluebear1985]

That woman you saw flipping down the aisle at 27:03 was Mary Lou Retton. She was an Olympic gymnast, winning a gold medal at the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

[@helenchelmicka3028]

Ah when I see the Oscars, always dying for someone to do that as they go up to get their award! 🤣🤣

[@JW666]

I always die of laughter on the Pia Zadora scene! XD The hot blonde is Anna Nicole Smith, who was a playboy model, then she married a really, really old but a whealthy millionaire or billionaire and of course there where jokes about their marriage and many believed she only married him for the money even though she herself said she didn't (depends on what you wanna believe in) and then the old man died. She had a reality show in the early 2000's where she had become more plump (but she later got her normal weight again) and she was always high all the time, and that made her look like a bigger joke. She died in 2007 of accidental overdose and sadly her teenage son died like one or two years later after her death, also by overdose.

[@c.b.barlow]

R.I.P. to almost that entire cast.

[@WYIT0]

OJ Simpson just died today as well.

[@HawkKing2000]

I LOVE watching movies with you. You have so much fun that it makes the movie so much more fun. The people in in your life are very lucky to have you. You're a very fun, positive, intelligent person who's probably great to be around. Keep posting! :)

[@ALAN__PLIEF]

Yeah, the baby's a positive girl.

[@eddieanderson9399]

Love hearing u laugh and ur accent complimenting it all. 😂😊

[@NoelMcGinnis]

Ah yes…. You loved the first two movies so I was waiting for this one. 😂 Your reactions, especially to comedies, are always so much fun.

[@johnandrews2167]

Love your reaction. Sometimes you sound like a squeaky toy. LOL. A few facts about Leslie Nielsen. He was legally deaf and wore hearing aids most of his life. Leslie William Nielsen (11 February 1926 - 28 November 2010) was a Canadian-American dramatic and comedic actor. With a career spanning 60 years, he appeared in more than 100 films and 150 television programs, portraying more than 220 characters. There is much more about him on wikipedia. Yall check it out sometime.

[@Antony-ty2cr]

""You might end up dead" is my middle name"😂🤣😂🤣 These movies are great. There is more Frank Drebin available!! These films are based on a 6 episode TV show called Police Squad. Same cast as the movies and just as funny. I don't know if it's on streaming, but it might be available on dvd.(remember those things?)😂 Excellent reaction again Magy. Thank you❤️

[@2Takki]

It's been released on Blu too. Yes, I suggest reacting to Police Squad!

[@MagicMagy]

hahaha I sure remember those things i loved the movies and am kinda sad they ended, might check out this one you recommended

[@CaddyJim]

You got the references in the beginning but when *Jane* leaves with her girlfriend in the convertible that's referring to the movie *(Thelma & Louise)*

[@TheNextStep851]

I love this movie lol, the entire meltdown at the awards is just comedy gold 😂 If you want another movie like this, especially with Leslie Neilsen then I would recommend checking out "Wrongfully Accused".

[@sha11235]

That's not as good.

[@anthonyhannah1584]

Magy I was laughing like crazy watching this movie and seeing your reaction to it. Thanks again Magy. Your laugh makes me feel happy 😊

[@kapitanleutnant1]

The voice of Darth Vader James Earl Jones was in it as himself at the Academy Awards part

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. The one I most remember. The starting scene with the train station is a spoof on the movie The Untouchables with Kevin Costner . Please also watch Top Secret 1984 from the same directors of The Naked Gun trilogy and Airplane. Fyi the naked gun movies are based on a short lived tv series named "The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! " with 6 episodes. Rip Fred Ward and Rip Anna Nicole Smith

[@williambryan3346]

@6:27 I like how they cast Earl Boen as the marriage counselor after he played Dr. Silberman in the Terminator movies.

[@DarkPaladin24]

I love these movies. I especially love your reactions. Your reaction to 34:32 seems very legit, then again I'm sure we all did the facepalm

[@ajivins1]

The 'Gangster with a Mother' trope goes back to a fifties movie called 'White Heat' featuring the legendary James Cagney.

[@johncasamassa2840]

Rest in peace, Fred Ward.😢

[@davidkrieger1406]

Loved your laughter to the move Magy. was the best part of your reaction. Your genuine personality is a joy to watch. 😄❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JosephThomas-xb9wo]

I laughed so much along with you at this one .the gags and Nielsen's deadpan humor is fantastic 😁

[@danilopapais1464]

Magy I love your professionalism calling out Frank kissing while there was a job to do, lol. They way you were sitting today reminded me of someone, who sits the same way sometimes on her reaction, that people started calling her out. I guess it is a sign of feeling comfortable (I mean I used to sit the same way back when I didn't have knee problems).

[@juanbernando]

You did it, Magy!! The final part. @32:37 lol I've never seen Magy laugh like that. This type of humor killed her.👍 I would recommend you movies by Leslie Nielsen, like, *Dracula: Dead and Loving it* It's hilarious.

[@lurkerrekrul]

Also Wrongfully Accused.

[@canadianscratcher7834]

Watch Spy Hard. Not the best but still a good spoof on James Bond.

[@paulconnett3654]

Magy.x please know your reactions are brilliant. You have me smiling and laughing. Cheer's Gorgeous 🇬🇧

[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

12:09 How the switch was filmed. A lookalike in lingerie walked with her face hidden into the bedroom and turned right. Then the real Priscilla Presley comes out dressed from the left. It wasn’t double-filmed nor CGI; it was simply a magic trick called the Texas Switch.

[@jonnybb]

10/10 comedy. It's literally perfection.

[@TearyEyesAnderson]

The 'Naked Gun' films, Young Frankenstein, Clue, and Transylvania Twist, are some of my favorite silly comedies.

[@jeremycoleman2736]

Magy your laughter during the Pia Zadora scene got me laughing.

[@Dougfrilled]

You are a very genuine person, that much is clear just from your laugh 😂😂

[@josephscally6270]

Your reaction gave me a wonderful series of belly laughs. Quite a gift considering the state of things. Thank you.

[@oobrocks]

At the end the woman says, “u love me, u really love me,” was stolen from a real event. Sally Fields after winning her second Oscar says that for her acceptance speech

[@norberto450]

since you really enjoy this type of humor, you still need to check: Top Secret! (1984) Airplane 2. Hot shots. Young Frankestein

[@rickardroach9075]

7:36 " ... to keep it neat and clean ..." 🎶

[@DanJackson1977]

This was still in theaters when O.J. Simpson (Nordberg in this series) was driving his Bronco down the highway on a low speed chase police due to the warrant for the murder of his wife and her friend. It went on to be the biggest TV trial of the 90s.

[@Deadman1817]

@16:05 Randall Tex Cobb. He was in Police Academy 3 and the Golden Child.

[@4eversmokey]

Fun fact: The lady at 5:04 is the same woman he squeezed in the 1st movie

[@williambryan3346]

@3:20 So true! It is so much cooler when you get the references.

[@ptos8262]

The “Phil Donahue” scenes might be the funniest things I’ve ever saw. Never gets old, Rest In Peace Leslie

[@andyrobin7196]

I've never really liked Eastern European accents but it sounds so cute whenever Magy says anything

[@marclewis5505]

I really enjoyed Magy's reaction to this yo!🤗 I have loved the Naked Gun movies since I was a kid!😆

[@brucekee252]

I really enjoyed your reaction. I never seen you laugh this hard before. Love your reaction.

[@taylordinney1484]

I love how even the preppy kid and math nerd open fire on Frank at the L.A. high school.

[@martinm8991]

At 6:27 that is the "capable" psychiatrist from Terminator 2

[@Area51byDaveReale]

Frank Drebin, the hero the world needs right now.

[@thestanleys3657]

Classic comedy film 😄. Congrats on 120k subs 🥳🥳🎉🎉. Great reaction Magy 😃

[@patkostiw8471]

Please watch the 1970's Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers. The first one is called 'a shot in the dark. and is actually from the 1960's. Absolutely classic comedy very much like these movies.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

The collective headslap scene is worth the price of admission

[@FrethKindheart]

It's sad that Leslie Nielsen is no longer with us, but he left quite a few movies like this for us to enjoy again and again. If you want to see other movies like this (and you haven't seen them already), check out Top Secret!, Loaded Weapon, Hot Shots, Hot Shots Part Deux, Mafia! and the Scary Movie series. All of them are spoofs of various movies and themes, and there are so many laughs to be had that carries on the same humor Leslie left us.

[@sha11235]

Also your magazine is no longer with us.

[@luismigueldelorbediaz8139]

the man who is next to the lady (33:36) is the one who gives the voice to Darth Vader from the first trilogy Mr. James Earl Jones

[@bravesirrobinn]

Yesss I was waiting for this lol naked gun films are probably my favourite comedy films ever. I love your reactions and you are very funny and cute, keep making good videos :)

[@guitarzan5328]

Magy, I have _never_ seen you laugh THIS hard before... you were near out of breath! Especially here: 31:58, 32:16, 34:33... that was amazing! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TMConstructionOntario]

lmfao ugh, its refreshing knowing people still love this sense of humor ahhahaha

[@briguy399]

Love your laughs and enjoyment of the movie Magy - Made my day ! Love the Naked Gun movies too.

[@phlarb6505]

"Babies are flying everywhere." That's a sentence I never thought I would hear..... and with wild laughter, as well. Also, if anyone can point me to the place where you can adopt an 18-year old Korean girl, please tell me. It's for a friend.

[@myview5840]

Try north korea

[@phlarb6505]

@@myview5840 I saw that one coming. lol Still funny.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

In the movie, "Airplane!" a baby in the Airport goes flying in the air right after a Jet Airliner crashes into the Airport windows. In the video game, "Fallout 4", you can get a 3rd party Mod weapon that shoots babies as projectiles. Because, why not?

[@Jackferrett6781]

This is quite literally the hardest I’ve ever seen magy laugh

[@Krytos911]

So glad you loved the movies, I really wish they still made comedies like this. Mel Brooke's movies I remember had a similar vibe and comedy styling, Robin Hood Men in Tights, Blazing Saddles, Dracula Dead and Loving it and more!

[@brendansheehy8124]

Unfortunately the spoof genre was killed off in the 2000’s with a slew of crap like Meet The Spartans and Epic Movie. It takes a very specific kind of talent to pull off these type of movies and the newer generation of filmmakers just lacked that magic.

[@Krytos911]

@@brendansheehy8124 It's such a shame. I hope those crap movies evaporate from the genre zeitgeist and we can get some new, great ones

[@AdrianHernandez-qz2rp]

"Robin Hood Men in tights" with Cary Elwes; "Dracula: dead and loving it" with Leslie Nielsen, "Repossessed" also with Leslie Nielsen and Linda Blair. :)

[@lassesipila6418]

Oh man, these movies are a trip. Airplane! and Spy Hard are some more of full-on Leslie Nielsen funniness, though more than those I'd actually recommend the Police Academy series. Those have the same kind of humor, although they're maybe halfway (okay, maybe one-quarter-way) more serious than the Naked Guns, but they're another classic comedy institution in their own right, as it's an ensemble cast movie series where everyone has their own quirks.

[@shainewhite2781]

YAY, THE THIRD AND FINAL NAKED GUN MOVIE, yet it would also be the last film in OJ Simpson's career.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

The opening scene with the babies is a reference to the film The Untouchables (1987)

[@ivane5110]

Super funny movie and very fun reactions. What I love about movies like this with topical references and so many celebrity appearances is seeing how many would still be meaningful to modern audiences. A surprising amount as it turns out. Wonder which current ones will stand the same test of time.

[@jdovma1]

33:36 Darth Vader cameo. Long live James Earl Jones.

[@nielgregory108]

IF you get the references. Sorry dear, you missed ALOT!!! I mean the first scene is from The Untouchables, And weirdly, as a woman, I would think you would get "Papshmir". Pap Smear!!! You didn't seem to get it from the start.

[@JohnHill-bn5kn]

Welcome to 80s and 90s awesome comedies

[@Grandmastergav86]

The opening staircase fight was a reference to The Untouchables - the movie about Elliott Ness/Al Capone which was made a few years earlier. All of the Naked Gun movies are great.

[@bloodguzzler]

She’s laughing so hard, she could give herself an aneurysm

[@ja37d-34]

Leslie and George are so great.. :) Love these movies. :)

[@Deadman1817]

They sure was.

[@fjaviermoreno7882]

the first scene is from the movie "the untouchables" and this time i start with a very high level of laughter!!

[@glenncabacungan9269]

It’s disgruntled postal workers!

[@clementchastel1352]

The smile of maggy Is so so so ADORABLE ❤❤❤💚💚❤💓🖤💖💕💜🧡💛💛💜💙💙💙💛🧡🧡

[@mikebrown7799]

Nice reactions to this slapstick humor comedy, Maggie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@joekerr7975]

5:03 It looked like Frank was going to grab Magy's Knee!

[@quicktastic]

I haven't seen this in years. It was definitely more fun watching it with you.

[@465336ify]

These are my favourite comedies. He was the best!!

[@user-vf9qc6io9i]

I spilt my drink laughing when you said, "copy paste" about Frank's son 😂

[@oobrocks]

For young people: long playing records spin at 33 1/3 RPMs

[@luismigueldelorbediaz8139]

This movie is so hilarious😂😂😂 Leslie Niesel is a great comedy Legend and I enjoyed this one with you. Glad that you laugh so hard Magy you made my again. 🤍

[@dannyhughes8047]

Your videos are excellent and your laugh is contagious Magy 👍😂 keep it up 👍

[@matthewlee4697]

Hey Magy 👋❤! . the naked gun series collectively is a classic and I'm happy you did reaction videos on them, as always your reactions definitely made things even more enjoyable to watch! 💯👍

[@michaelrichardson6569]

For some more comedies, you might consider Spy Hard, Wrongfully Accused, and Monty Python's "The Holy Grail". Top Secret is another older comedy, and you could also watch Hot Shots and Hot Shots Part Deux with Charlie Sheen. There are also the Scary Movie parodies with Anna Faris.... where both Charlie Sheen and Leslie Neilson are in a few of the later ones. 😁

[@artspear]

Yeah! new Magy. You are my favourite reactor so always look forward to new reactions.

[@Monsterdrumma]

OJ was shaking the baby as he was a legendary football player so because he caught the baby he was showboating and going to spike it like he caught a football lol!

[@lurkerrekrul]

6:30 - The Doctor is Ed Boen, who played Dr, Silberman in the Terminator movies. 19:00 - Using dummies to look like they're still in their cells is a parody of Escape from Alcatraz (and also the real escape it was based on). The convicts made paper mache heads and painted them, then put them in their beds so it would look like they were sleeping. 27:00 - Mary Lou Retton was a popular gymnast at the time. All the celebrities at the awards show are the actual people.

[@Deadman1817]

I know who you was talking about the same Dr. you mentioned he also played the Doctor in the movie Marked For Death and the Principal in the NBC show California Dreams

[@lurkerrekrul]

@@Deadman1817 He's been in a lot of things. He's also done voice work for a bunch of video games. He was the voice of the Ghost Pirate LeChuck in all the Monkey Island games that had voice acting.

[@Boone1981]

A few more slapstick/clumsy comedy movies: Reno 911: Miami (the movie not the show..but that's good too) Ernest Goes To Camp(1987) Ernest Goes To Jail(1990)

[@edinscot56789]

Can we talk about the fact that Frank dreamed about the Al Capone, the President and the Pope all in the same dream? That man has a really overactive imagination!

[@astrofabio68]

you reaction and laugh is contagious!!! hahaha

[@thethurmanator5869]

Love watching your reactions and the emotional roller coaster ride you take - especially the GOT reactions. I'd like to recommend Man on Fire with Denzel Washington if you haven't seen it already. Great movie.

[@invictus7940]

22:43 omg that reaction is hilarious haha

[@Kilo80Kilo]

This movie was Leslie Nielsen at his best. It would be hard to get some of the references unless you were familiar with early 90s culture and movies from the previous 20ish years before that. I was 14 when this came out and was in love with Jurassic Park at the time. That spoof was amazing. This is probably in my top 10 movies. Wrongfully accused is another funny one.

[@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn]

I was still a kid when the Naked Gun series came out, I got the pop culture references and the gags always made me luagh. But it's so much funnier to watch as an adult because now I get the adult humor that flew over my head when I was younger

[@johnbowden4761]

fun fact: I've had the phrase "they're always upset. they're arab terrorists" stuck in my head for a decade now

[@cquin7315]

Loved watching your reaction to this movie. Your enthusiasm is infectious and It was like watching it again for the first time. Can I recommend a brilliant comedy from the 80s called A Fish Called Wanda. It won a few Oscars and is hilarious. Keep up the great work

[@Jackferrett6781]

I can’t tell you how much I’ve been waiting for this reaction

[@felixjaitman4715]

in Never say never again a nurse told to Sean Connery to fill a sample tube with urine he said "From here?"

[@sasamichan]

This is a pretty reference heavy one. Lots of movies, lots of references to what was happening on the news at the time . The intro BTW comes from battleship potemkin a scene referenced in many other movies . If you can read Russian battleship potemkin would be worth a look for its historic importance. plastic on the furniture was used to keep dust and stains off people did that back then