*NAKED GUN 2 1/2* First Time Watching MOVIE REACTION

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00:10 Naked Gun 2 Commentary
31:51 Naked Gun 2 Movie Review

[@jenmurrayxo]

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[@tomhoffman4330]

It gets My Vote of Support👍and it's always Fun to Complete a Trilogy too!♥

[@waterbeauty85]

Absolutely.

[@mcgilj1]

Yes.. And you should check out the short lived 6 episode series it's based on, "Police Squad!"

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Yes, Jen, 'Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult' .

[@e.d.2096]

BIG YES Jen, keep going! 😊

[@scottgibeault1717]

The lobster claw boob grab still makes my mother laugh until she wheezes like a boiling tea kettle.

[@harrydoupe9315]

The man in the picture after the Hindenburg and the Titanic is Michael Dukakis, the Governor of Massachsetts who lost the 1988 Presidential election to George Bush Sr.

[@zedfan4598]

I think that picture was the Lusitania

[@Ben-vs6zr]

@@zedfan4598 Either way, Dukakis sank his political career just as fast.

[@zedfan4598]

@@Ben-vs6zr He never had a chance.

[@kurtfrancis4621]

@@Ben-vs6zr Yep. The video of Dukakis with the helmet riding in the tank was a real killer. Complete doofus.

[@johnnywalker9781]

​​@@zedfan4598 Indeed, It was RMS Lusitania

[@glenngalloway6191]

I watched this reaction on Patreon and I LOVE IT. That is Zsa Zsa Gabor at the end of the opening credits. At the time, she was in the news for slapping a police officer during a stop.

[@treetopjones737]

She got arrested. Then after she had to do community service.

[@winchesterbear]

In the restaurant, that was a picture of Dukakis, whose 1988 Presidential campaign was a "disaster." LOL

[@ajivins1]

I always thought it was Dan Quayle.

[@xzonia1]

@@ajivins1 Definitely Dukakis. The Quayle joke was to always have a child play him. :)

[@ajivins1]

@@xzonia1 Ah, UK here so he's a bit out of my wheelhouse. One I remember hearing was, "Did you know Mickey Mouse has a Dan Quayle watch?"

[@xzonia1]

@@ajivins1 Oh, ok. :) Yeah, pretty much all Dan Quayle jokes are about how young he was. X)

[@treetopjones737]

Quayle was the poster child of no brain engaged.

[@Thundarr100]

The gag where Frank and one of the badguys are shooting at each other back and forth, but are only about three feet apart, came straight from an episode of Police Squad.

[@WolfHreda]

So did the line "Is this some kind of bust?"

[@bobbuethe1477]

And "She looks pretty bad... Frank, not that bad." 4:22

[@mikeoxstiff]

The gunman holding up the cops at the police station was played by Weird Al Yankovic, and the man dancing with Jane when Frank cuts in is Mel Tormé.

[@bobbuethe1477]

Weird Al had a cameo in all three "Naked Gun" movies. And Mel Tormé didn't appear in "Top Secret," but he did get mentioned three times.

[@chrislewis1981]

​@@bobbuethe1477 Don't forget Spy Hard too

[@bobbuethe1477]

@@chrislewis1981 I didn't see it. Was Mel Tormé in that one too?

[@earthien]

13:43 Mayor: "Did you know that because of you, this city is being overrun by baboons?" Frank: "Well, isn't that the fault of the voters?" And the perfectly timed RIMSHOT! 🥁 Gets me every time! 🤣🤣🤣

[@rattnroll84]

.....living in the Minneapolis area this joke hits hard now haha

[@Hum0ng0us]

19:23 The guy who directed Ghost is the brother of the guy who directed this movie and they both made Airplane, Top Secret, this series and Police Squad. When Ghost was the biggest hit of the year, this movie was billed as "From the Brother of the Guy Who Brought You 'GHOST'."

[@markus.schiefer]

Now we need Top Secret!

[@EllisThings]

everyone upvote this

[@LordVolkov]

Also with Mel Torme 😉

[@Dystopia1111]

​@@LordVolkovHow do we know he's NOT Mel Torme?

[@LordVolkov]

"Is he alright? Lion!!!" The lion attacking Robert Goulet after he survives his fall is such a great misdirect. I love that it's also a rule of three and a brick joke.

[@earthien]

Let's not forget, Drebin did let some zoo animals loose earlier in the film, so...

[@LordVolkov]

@@earthien That's what makes it a brick joke (a previous element returning unexpectedly and humorously...)

[@iisanulquiorrahara8]

I was waiting for something to happen with a lion or tiger or something my first time watching after the zoo scene.

[@sephirotgxr]

I missed the scene of the animals escaping from the zoo. So little kid me thought a random lion appeared just to kill him. Laughed for a while.

[@CallOfCutie69]

I know what a brick joke is, but could you explain how is it a rule of three?

[@LordVolkov]

The three handed slap, and Frank's reaction after "I shouldn't have done that...", is one of my favorite jokes ever. It literally comes out of nowhere.

[@3DJapan]

The third hand is the thing I remember most from seeing this in the theater.

[@Pineoilheavan]

Cuban? Ah No Dutch Irish my father was from Whales.

[@BezoRazo]

The "Is this some kind of bust?" bit is so good they imported it from the TV show, and I don't blame them one bit ^_^

[@kosefix]

Great joke, and it makes more sense here since the woman in the tv show didn't really have a very impressive bust.

[@brianb8060]

Yes that was Zsa Zsa Gabor. In 1989 she was arrested for slapping a cop, also for having an open flask of Jack Daniels.

[@tubekulose]

Where do you get arrested for having an open flask of Jack Daniels? Saudi Arabia?

[@WezMan444]

Wow I have a new found respect for zsa zsa gabor

[@Stevarooni]

​@@tubekulose"Open container laws" are pretty common in the U.S., though they vary drastically. I think it was an _open_ bottle, not just opened (with the cap on). But at one point, in Indiana you could be copped for open container if you had a six pack of beer with one of them missing.

[@tubekulose]

@@Stevarooni Okay, but how do you even drink then? I mean you have to open the containers in order to do so.

[@Stevarooni]

@@tubekulose You don't drink them in your car, most importantly. But also most places in the U.S. you don't drink in public (outside of a bar or restaurant).

[@Yggdrasil42]

Two great Leslie Nielsen movies are Dracula: Dead and Loving It & Forbidden Planet (young Leslie in sci-fi)

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

The TV Show Police Squad!

[@LordVolkov]

"Oh, he's got the silencer and black gloves..." The joke there is putting a silencer on a revolver 🤣🤣🤣 Though, there was a revolver developed by the KGB that could be silenced due to a mechanism that sealed the firing chamber in the cylinder to the barrel.

[@WolfHreda]

Actually, the Nagant M1895 revolver was created long before the KGB became a thing. The KGB was formed in 1954. Its ability to be suppressed was, as Bob Ross would call it, a happy accident.

[@DaveB806]

“Portuguese butt blaster” could be the FUNNIEST thing I’ve ever heard you say 🤣🤣🤣

[@dishwaterhands]

When he cuts in on a dance, the dancer is Mel Torme, who wrote Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire.

[@glennjpanting2081]

9:56 - You have to be pretty observant (and quick) to recognize Weird Al as the guy holding up the police station! 🤓

[@synthetic240]

That is indeed Weird Al.

[@glennjpanting2081]

@@synthetic240 Didn't I just say that? 🤔

[@synthetic240]

@@glennjpanting2081 Indeed.

[@WilliamScavengerFish]

Excellent. That gag first appeared in the police squad series. This appearance is the least obvious of all three.

[@shanester1832]

Not having a mustache is his disguise. Seems like that was with him until the White & nerdy days.

[@marvinsarracino116]

Police squad movie series is a classic comedy of movies! 33 1/3 is a must! RIP OJ Nordberg finally bought it! So many hilarious shenanigans going in this movie it's hard to keep up! I'll have to watch this again to catch them all! Leslie Nielson is a comic genius in his movies! Great reaction Jen and thanks for sharing ❤️💛

[@Smokie_666]

Honestly, this is how I like to remember OJ, going from football to comedy and not highspeed chases from the police.

[@KthulhuXxx]

@@Smokie_666 "highspeed chases" Somebody didn't watch the chase, it seems.

[@michaelrichardson6569]

Half the politicians standing up and pointing guns at their dates/wives when they thought they were implicated always makes me laugh, as does the singing near shower, and the dying men getting questioned by Frank... and Jane getting scared by the mouse during the battle always brings a smile. 😁

[@RichardM1366]

This is hilarious! The sight gags and the comic timing is just fantastic. Leslie Nielsen was the best. He was a true legend.

[@chrisnielsen9885]

He was also fantastic as a serious actor in Forbidden Planet

[@jameshenner5831]

Jane: A moustache, about six foot three. Frank: An awfully big moustache

[@davidm9505]

The opening of The Naked Gun 33 1/3 is a parody of "The Untouchables" with Kevin Costner and Sean Connery. Also, the main bad guy was in "Escape From Alcatraz" with Clint Eastwood, which gets a bit of a nod toward the middle of the film.

[@Monshishi85]

Definitely add "Hot Shots!" 1 & 2 to your list, same vein of humour, from the director of Airplane. 😊

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Loaded weapon 1 should be on the list too

[@newodkin]

The casting of Robert Goulet opposite Priscilla Presley HAD to be a type of in-joke. Elvis famously hated Goulet (or at least his singing!) and is said to have pulled his ever-present gun and shot out his TV screen whenever he would see Goulet singing on television! Elvis was long gone by the time this was made.

[@allensaunders449]

Love the 3 naked gun movies

[@stephanelosier6492]

Jen i had fun watching your reaction. Can't go wrong with the Naked Gun

[@paulflux5892]

The director of this film, David Zucker, described O.J.Simpson's acting skills as 'His acting was a lot like his murdering: He got away with it, but no one believed him.'

[@treetopjones737]

Now he's roasting in the hot place.

[@ComedicPause]

It's a fun quote, but I actually think OJ played Nordberg very well. He wasn't exactly Laurence Olivier, but he was never asked to be. He had surprisingly good comedic timing.

[@MGower4465]

6:36 The photo is Michael Dukakis, Bush 1's unsuccessful opponent in the 1988 election. He was mocked for trying to toughen up his image by riding around in a tank in an ad, looking fairly ludicrous. His obvious discomfort was almost comedic. So he both sank without a trace like the ship, and crashed and burned like Hindenburg.

[@treetopjones737]

Same energy repeated by DeSantis, he had to get his outfit custom made to fit his girth. But those WHITE boots got the biggest laughter.

[@elvesrus]

Not sure why, but Forbidden Planet is the first thing I think of when hearing Leslie Nielson.

[@e.d.2096]

More Leslie Nielsen! FORBIDDEN PLANET! His first role as a leading man!😊

[@xzonia1]

I loved Forbidden Planet! Great movie. She needs to see it one day, and Naked Gun 3, and Ghost. 😊

[@bigkid36]

" On second thought I'll have a Black Russian "

[@georgeheilman4243]

The Blue Note sequence is my favourite in the movie, maybe the series. Stacked with sight gags, sly jokes, and a crooning song I find more relatable with every viewing.

[@LordVolkov]

The waiter's 'black Russian' head shake 4th wall break is great and so well times..

[@kevinlewallen4778]

So many great gags in this hilarious movie. Thanks for this one, Miss Poopy Pants!

[@myopicautisticmetal9035]

That was Mel Torme he cut in on! A regular Scooby Doo!

[@Kap00rwith2os]

The timing of this reaction 😅

[@orlandoheavener8932]

Just wanted to say that I grew up watching Star Trek next Gen and it’s great to see you go through what I went through as a kid. I fell in love with all of those characters and I see you are too.

[@michellepeters7066]

Please watch "The Neverending Story".

[@mr.a8315]

Hi, it's on Jen's movie request site (for her Patreons). Currently has 37 votes. 👍

[@hannaharp1]

The guy that's dancing with Jane when Frank cuts in is Mel Torme. They use his name in another ZAZ movie "Top Secret".

[@Phantomgreen29]

33 and 1/3rd is definitely worth watching.

[@lou6454]

Uncle Vernon took a beating. You nailed it with the bowling ball . Can't keep up with the chat so I will tell you here you have always been a bright spot in my week but now even more so . Keep being the awesome soul that you are and that will be what helps me the most. Best re-actor hands down.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks lou! I always appreciate seeing you here in the comments :)

[@lurkerrekrul]

30:13 - "It's a cookbook, it's a cookbook!" - I know you didn't include that line in this video, but that scene of the man running with the book and yelling, is a reference to a classic Twilight Zone episode that he was in. It's also a major spoiler for that episode. It was also parodied in one of the Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror episodes.

[@dragonflysurgeon]

Police Squad was a short-lived TV series which these movies are based. As funny as this 😅

[@waterbeauty85]

Leslie Nielsen had a recurring role as a Mountie who was the former partner of the main character's (Paul Gross as a Mountie working with a police detective in Chicago as part part of an exchange program) father on the TV series "Due South." He was hilarious and sometimes very poignant too. As a Canadian, you might find the show enjoyable. Though short lived, the show was very clever and has gained a cult following.

[@davidcorriveau8615]

Mostly right but it wasn't New York it was Chicago. Its has more dealings/traffic with Canada because of the Great Lakes and its proximity to Toronto.

[@sartanawillpay7977]

Nielson's father was a RCMP constable.

[@davidcorriveau8615]

Also you should definitely watch it. It was a great show with any number of tidbits for those who were paying attention. Shame it only lasted three seasons.

[@robphillips1797]

I love that show! Benton was hilarious and cool!

[@robphillips1797]

Due South was awesome!!!!

[@kevinlewallen4778]

Hi Jen, can't wait to watch this funny movie with you and your chat buddies. I remember laughing so hard at the lion gag in the theater!

[@connorobrien7336]

If "Hot Shots" isnt already on your list, you gotta add it. Same vein as this classic spoof movies.

[@xzonia1]

And Dragnet with Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd. :)

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

12:28 Mark! Oh, I see! Another reference to "The Alamo" and at this time John Wayne's movie was the one that people would be aware of, by the way. The newer versions hadn't been made yet. Of course, the actual place would be thought of by those who've seen it.

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Jen hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks John you too :)

[@accountable9026]

The reaction I didn’t realize I needed.

[@RickRomig]

I loved the line, "I grew up on Lake Erie." when she was standing next to the dead fish. I know that welll, I grew up on Lake Erie when it was a dead lake.

[@RobFMDetroit]

Jen, I'm loving the upside down bow tie 😂❤

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Popping by to leave a comment and a like and wish everyone a wonderful premiere I hope everyone has a blast and laughs along with you Jen 🔥and Don't forget to LIKE the video and no spoilers regarding the third movie would be much appreciated 👍 cheers as always Jen for all you do you're the turtles trinket 🔥✨l

[@mitchellbeston1033]

Yes that was Zsa Zsa Gabor who made the headlines late in her life for slapping a policeman.

[@eskreskao]

The Ghost parody is all the funnier when you realize that while one of the Zucker brothers stayed in comedy to do Naked Gun 2 1/2, the other one went on to serious movies, and Ghost was the first one he did. So the scene is literally brotherly banter.

[@deathtoraiden2080]

I agree with people recommending Police Squad, just as funny as the movies. Hot Shots is also a pretty good parody film. It parodies a bunch of movies you watched already, mainly Top Gun. Watch it after Dances with Wolves though. Spy Hard with Leslie Nielsen is also pretty funny, not as good as the Naked Gun series but it has some great gags in it.

[@LordVolkov]

Spy Hard is worth a watch just for the Bond-opening parody. A Bond fan like Jen would love it.

[@chrispate2696]

Alright, he has had enough. Someone help the captain. 😅

[@Bigwave2003]

9:56 Weird Al as a criminal. The man has range.

[@LuciferStarr]

Seen this movie so many times and just recognized him this time! Maybe because I'm now used to him without glasses, I dunno.

[@shaneyoung3407]

You're so fun to watch

[@aarongoldstein7614]

I remember seeing when this came out with a friend who had not seen the first Naked Gun. It took him 20 minutes to realize the Naked Gun was not a dramatic cop movie.

[@stopgeorge]

Fun Fact -- Leslie Nielsen was a Canadian. His brother, Erik Nielsen, served as the Deputy Prime Minister of Canada in the 80's. Leslie Nielsen was from Regina, Saskatchewan.

[@MrGpschmidt]

Zsa Zsa Gabor was known at the time for slapping a motorcycle cop hence her cameo slapping the police squad car light. The dude Jane is dancing with when Frank cuts in was the late, great Mel Torme, a well-known crooner for decades and often did comedic acting bit parts. And yes you need to see GHOST. :D PS: ZAZ - Zucker/Abrams/Zucker - have a new book out on the making of AIRPLANE! entitled 'Surely You Can't Be Serous?

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

9:53 Mark! Look at that flag! I don't recall seeing it there before. But while looking for something to show you, I learned that now there is a controversy about whether or not that flag ever flew at "The Alamo"! 😮

[@rickastley2308]

6:43 love how you can see picture of Edsel car as one of the disasters. Another Ford joke by Zuckers/Abrahams.

[@danmarquez3971]

Thank you for another GREAT laugh! I haven't laughed this hard since I was a teen! OMG! Glad I didn't have stitches from hernia surgery, they would have snapped! THANK YOU, my friend!!

[@randybass8842]

Zsa Zsa Gabor slapped a police officer who had pulled her over for some infraction. That's great they got her to reenact that in the opening credits. 😅

[@waterbeauty85]

Has Jen ever seen "To Serve man" on the original "Twilight Zone" TV series?

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

12:46 Mark! Oh! That's not a "tank"! It's an "APC" with ram attached to the front of it. ("Armored Personell Carrier", FYI!) 😎

[@GavinBollard]

Watching this in the cinema with my friend who had a very distinctive laugh (which made us laugh more) I came as close as I ever have to asphyxiation via laughter during the scene where the professor is having items dropped on his head. I had sore lungs for days after this.

[@waterbeauty85]

I sometimes feel that we should be allowed to upvote a video again every time we re-watch it.

[@deathbysnoosnoo8640]

Exactly

[@gaittr]

6:10 makes it all worth the price of admission. Jen is so precious.

[@mr.a8315]

Hilarious, Jen. 🦁 😂💜 The third Naked Gun is a bit meh, sadly. But after you see it, I do hope you check out the 1st episode of Leslie Nielsen's tv series 'Police Squad!' (1982). It's tighter paced and superior to the films, imo. Only 6 eps in total, less than 30 mins long. They're superb. 10/10 comedy that was still influencing stuff decades later.

[@kevinlewallen4778]

I'm with you, Mr. A, Police Squad was genius!

[@newageman10]

@@daveaglasgow Alright, let's say you did go to the movies.

[@mr.a8315]

@@newageman10 😅

[@ARWG]

Damn, almost forgot how good OJ was at slapstick. Almost as good as he was with getting away with murder.

[@SirKnight1096]

The joke you probably missed is the sighting of Elvis Presley, who passed away about 14 years prior to this film. Lt. Frank Drebin's love, Jane Spencer, was played by Elvis' ex-wife Priscilla.

[@PaulLoh]

I just noticed that my friend Alexander Folk played a police man in the showdown at the house when Frank drove the tank. That's so cool.

[@Thewingkongexchange]

'Airplane', 'Hot Shots' and 'Naked Gun' are all tremendous - but I gotta give it to 'Top Secret' as the best.

[@Mundo_do_Ray]

this is the best love scene of cinema history

[@gaittr]

Whoever is not head over heels in love with Jen and her product is missing out

[@sartanawillpay7977]

There are portraits of Davy Crockett in the White House and Crockett shows up in the SWAT firing life. Producer Zucker is a huge Alamo buff and sneaks Crockett references into many of his films. Zucker is actually the actor dressed as Crokett in the movie.

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. You should also watch Top Secret! 1984 with a young Val Kilmer from the same directors of Airplane and The Naked Gun trilogy.

[@chrislewis1981]

RIP OJ xx

[@pekkokuopanportti6859]

23:32 I wonder if the script originally called for feathers, but for some technical reason they ended up replacing them with those packing peanuts.

[@LordVolkov]

That's interesting. Possibly an allergy or supply issue. I do think packing peanuts as modern feather stand-ins is pretty funny though.

[@kevinminer1293]

The man in the photo at 7:43 is English Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, proudly displacing his copy of the Munich Agreement by which Britain and France agreed to hand over the Sudatenland of Czechsolovakia to Nazi Germany. I saw this in the theater as a 9 year old and subsequently watched it a million times on VHS before I finally got that reference.

[@berrettaman28]

The third Naked Gun is also hilarious. If you want to watch other good Leslie Nielsen comedies you should watch Dracula Dead and Loving It, Wrongfully Accused, and Spy Hard

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

17:46 Mark! This is a comedy movie, so the question here is, are they repeating the error of depicting a revolver pistol with a silencer, or is it intended because they know it doesn't work? 🤔

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

33:39 Mark! 2.4K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: Wow, and whoa! I haven't seen these movies since they were new in movie theaters! 😮 I guess I was waiting to have someone to watch them with! 🙃 Now I guess that's why I enjoy reaction videos such as yours. 😊 "Forbidden Planet" and "The Poisedon Adventure" as I think of his dramas first. 🤷‍♂️ Before his hair whitened. Heh! An Elvis Presley reference in a movie featuring his widow is so meta! 👌 Bye for now! 🖖

[@donnadoes5738]

Franks reaction to getting like a towel or pillow thrown in his face always makes me lol.

[@davyjones4496]

I can’t remember if I said it on the first one, but these movies are based on an old TV Show, “From the Files of Police Squad” with almost all the same actors. So funny

[@FrogwomanOrgReloaded]

One of the best comedies of all time! I even like it even a little more than the fantastic first one. So many great gags per minute in this one...

[@bestmoviesever1]

Here is a list of some of the movies that are referenced / parodied in the third Naked Gun Movie. Battleship Potemkin 1925 White Heat 1949 The Great Escape 1963 The Untouchables 1987 The Shawshank Redemption 1994 The Big House (1930) The Graduate (1967) Jurassic Park (1993)

[@lurkerrekrul]

You should watch Forbidden Planet (1956). Not only is it a classic science fiction movie, and the debut of Robby the Robot, but it stars Leslie Nielsen in a dramatic role.

[@setbos5385]

Best day for this to drop? Best day for this to drop.

[@CarolinaCharles777]

OMG Miss Jen, you gotta promise to watch The Untouchables before you ever watch Naked Gun 33 and 1/3. Believe me, there's a logical explanation. 😁

[@billb207]

The 'oil tanker captain instruction program' (with sobriety test) is a dig at the then recent Exxon Valdez disaster, whose captain was thought to have been drunk while in command.

[@danspragens4935]

While the Naked Gun movies and Airplane stand out in Leslie Nielsen's filmography, I'm partial to his turn as Francis Marion in Disney's The Swamp Fox from back when he was doing more dramatic roles. FYI, Francis Marion was the inspiration for Mel Gibson's character in The Patriot.

[@MadcapMatt]

Leslie Nielsen was also in another silly comedy you might enjoy a live action Mr. Magoo based on the cartoon from the 60s.

[@jbwarner8626]

This one holds a special place in my goofy heart because it was the first Naked Gun movie I saw as a kid. By the way, I was way too young to be watching it 😆

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

Thank You Jen!

[@hugolarsson3600]

26:30… “What is that mark?” It’s Whistler’s mother, of course!