*NAKED GUN 33⅓* Is UNHINGED!

[@DosCavazos]

Watch the full-length watch-a-long reaction on Patreon: patreon.com/posts/naked-gun-33-1-3-84919813

[@SAHIL-pt3to]

React to Kgf chapter 2

[@SAHIL-pt3to]

React to Kgf chapter 2

[@SAHIL-pt3to]

React to Kgf chapter 2

[@SAHIL-pt3to]

React to Kgf chapter 2

[@SAHIL-pt3to]

React to Kgf chapter 2

[@garylee3685]

The opening scene is a parody from the '87 film The Untouchables. (And the 1925 silent film Battleship Potemkin.)

[@vincegamer]

People request reviews of movies they remember liking, forgetting that the reason they liked them was that they were spoofing other movies that the young viewers haven't seen.

[@that70space]

@@vincegamer and that just means it's time to expand their viewing choices.

[@vincegamer]

@@that70space Spaceballs is hilarious, please review it! Oh, and here's the list of 34 other movies it spoofs so watch all of those first!

[@Kaikanor]

Ohhhh I love Hot Shots do that!

[@tempsitch5632]

Top Secret! first.

[@fashion_fckyou]

She needs to watch top gun first to get the jokes 😂 otherwise will be off and after hotshot she have to watch the new top gun Maverick to cry 😢.

[@markbarabash8309]

Hot shots 2 is better thou, and it is a Rambo parody.

[@tempsitch5632]

@@markbarabash8309 Definitely not better. What a stupid comment.

[@DukeEnlil]

with Leslie Nielsen: Spy Hard, Wrongfully Accused, 2001: A Space Travesty, Dracula: Dead and Loving It and Police Squad! Funny, stupid and brilliant!

[@spunk88888]

It's great that you had so much fun with the three movies. Yes, definitely do the two Hot shots movies as well, and don't forget Top Secret, another classic of a similar style :)

[@ramio1983]

Bless the cast, many of them are no longer with us from this film. Absolute classic, thanks for watching :)

[@sha11235]

The recent to go was Nordberg, at last.

[@kreehomel]

Another Leslie Nielsen movie in a similar style you might like is "Wrongfully Accused." It's mainly a parody of "The Fugitive," so you might appreciate some of the gags more if you've already seen that movie.

[@SeanTube2099]

I had not heard of that one. I might have to search it out.

[@chrisbell9075]

Yesss! That is such a funny movie! The train! And the bait shop scene! 😂😂 Also, 'Spy Hard' is another funny one of Leslie's..

[@keringomes261]

Great one. Spy Hard is another great one with Leslie. Mostly a parody of the Janes Bond movies

[@sha11235]

That's not as good, I think.

[@sha11235]

@@SeanTube2099 It wasn't a big hit when it came out on the heels of There's Something About Mary.

[@Dee-ih2yf]

You'll love the 1998 comedy "There's Something About Mary" starring Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller. Hilarious!!

[@motionadapt1589]

Love lee evans in that

[@DumblyDorr]

Yes - Police Squad! really deserves more attention - it's lovely :) There are some real must-watch movies of this style: Airplane (I & II), Top Secret, Hot Shots (I & II), UHF (underrated gem starring Weird Al!), Naked Gun, Kentucky Fried Movie. Plus the Mel Brooks and Monty Python classics of course - The Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, History of the World Part I, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Monty Python's Life of Brian. You've reacted to a few of those already - the rest are worth a watch as well. Also - some of the funniest movies I've ever watched were the Marx Brothers classics. The wit of Groucho Marx is just as razor-sharp today as it was 90 years ago - and their musical talent is just astounding.

[@GreysDen]

Great list! I'll also add the Princess Bride, Robin Hood: Men in Tights and the Police Academy movies as well!

[@The_RedVIII]

I think I like them all the same, but I kinda have a special connection to this one, since it was the only one I saw in theaters, and it has some of the best lines and jokes "Like a midget at a urinal, I had to stay on my feet" "Like a blind man at an orgy, I was going to have to feel things out", and some of the references are great. The whole beginning scene was a parody of the Untouchables, and obviously Shawshank Redemption and Thelma and Louse was in there too. Also, I love the whole Oscars ending, especially the scene where they all face palm.

[@garethm3242]

Since it was released the same year as Shawshank, and due to the "shower scene in prison" trope being a lot older than this, I reckon it was more influenced by films like "Escape from Alcatraz". Probably a direct reference to that film in fact :) [Edit] and the further prison references were to films like "The Great Escape", older escape films

[@taylorsapp1266]

I totally agree with every point here! I like all 3 in the series (and the first is probably the best) but I have a soft spot for this one (and definitely prefer it over part 2)

[@sha11235]

Shawshank came out after this film so it isn't a spoof on that.

[@robertbasine8842]

I would definitely love to see you do the POLICE SQUAD series.

[@mattschliemann9683]

I ninth this!

[@Jutrzen]

Once shot Twice!

[@bujin1977]

Hell yes. Especially the "Special Guest Star in Tonight's Story..."

[@mediablindspots]

As a dog walker who opens bags made of thin plastic every day to collect poop, I can tell you that you’re recommending an imperfect method for those produce bags at the grocery store. The trick is to tap your forefinger to the tip of your tongue, then rub your tongue and forefinger together and pull the bag open at the center. The slight amount of moisture gives you the necessary friction to open the bag. The “rub the top sides of the bag together” method creates static electricity that makes the bag try to close again.

[@CushmanDavis-z4b]

the beginning scene with postal workers shooting guns was a reference to actual postal workers in the 1990s at USPS warehouses who crack under pressure and start shooting up their place of employment. It was called "going postal".

[@norabossa9641]

Here are a few to add to the list: Hot Shot, Hot shot Part Deux, Top Secret, Robin Hood Man in tights, Coming to America, Ace Ventura 1 & 2, Beverly Hills cop, Police Academy.

[@crapsmalloy7273]

Frank and Jane have two songs: "Ding Dong, The Witch is Dead." and "99 Bottles of Beer."

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Kacee!🙂🎶Ding dong the witch is dead🎶😄The opening scene with the stairs and the baby carriage is a parody of "The Untouchables" (1987), Yep the films are based on the 1982 series "Police Squad!". The two ladies going on a road trip is from "Thelma & Louise" (1991). Raquel Welch was looking pretty fine in that metallic dress at the podium, R.I.P. She was 54 years old here. Pia Zadora (Blue dress on stage) was pretty popular around this time. I agree Kacee, the story was very cohesive, but the jokes were more subtle here. "Ghost" (1990) is a well made film, but it is not a comedy. Great reactions to your 33 and a third Naked Gun reaction, Kacee!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@sha11235]

Ghost did have some comedy in it, but not this kind.

[@jcg1576]

The scene where Jane is packing up and leaving with a lady friend/acquaintance after she breaks up with frank is, if I’m not mistaken, a nod to the movie “Thelma and Louise”.

[@mattschliemann9683]

Going to guess from the first dream sequence scene, you guys need to put the amazing "Untouchables" movie on the list to watch.

[@CitiesTurnedToDust]

Regarding the cute dress for J. Edgar Hoover -- the Soviets widely planted a rumor he was a cross-dresser in order to discredit him at one point. It became a very famous rumor since it contrasted so much with his almost extreme right-wing behavior.

[@mattmid7012]

I'd recommend Top Secret by the same people and the two Hot Shots movies. Also if you haven't seen it This Is Spinal Tap is great too, a spoof documentary (mockumentary) of a rock band.

[@AmperSand666]

For those who don't know, the "33⅓" is the old vinyl discs (most common) speed. Apart from this, a good standalone comedy is Peter Sellers' 1968 "The Party", brilliant one!

[@chrisbell9075]

Idc how many times I watch this movie or see that bit somewhere, but the guy running behind the mower just mouthing the words "MY LAWNMOWER!!!" with no audio always, ALWAYS cracks me up in ways I cannot begin to describe. One of the best parts of this film (or any film for that matter) for me by a longshot..🤣🤣🤣🤣☠☠ Kills me every single time. Thank you for reacting to this one!

[@SulfurSidekick]

Fred Ward also co-starred in the Clint Eastwood film Escape from Alcatraz. It was about some prisoners who orchestrated a breakout from the most secure prison at the time. They were never found, and Unsolved Mysteries did a segment on the case in the 80s. Most people think they didn't make it, but how would we really know? I personally think at least one of the three men had to have gotten away.

[@defunctus408]

Speaking of Fred Ward, consider reacting to the 1985 action flick "Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins" where assassinations are considered a secret public service.

[@jeshkam]

It was on Unsolved Mysteries? Which season?

[@sha11235]

Fred had a long career. RIP.

[@tarzapopohead]

The actress that Leslie squeeze when he think is a cantaloupe is the same actress he squeezes in all three films.

[@jeshkam]

She's in part 2 1/2 too?

[@omarjimenez8895]

I don't think she's in the second one

[@sha11235]

It's the same actress from the first film that was in her underwear when he was outside on the ledge. He doesn't do that in the second one.

[@sha11235]

@@jeshkam No.

[@jeshkam]

@@sha11235 She's a former xxx actress, right?

[@finalmonkey9456]

The Jane storyline is a spoof of Thelma and Louise.

[@davidintel]

The "Heir of the Empire" trilogy is awesome!

[@sha11235]

Yes, Simpson was a football player before he became a murderer, not allegedly. He did it! He was found not guilty because the prosecution gave an F performance.

[@dupersuper1938]

The opening scene is an Untouchables spoof. Jane's story is a Thelma & Louise spoof. Recommendations: Police Squad Airplane 2 Top Secret Hot Shots 1 & 2 (after watching Top Gun and Rambo 2) National Lampoons Loaded Weapon UHF Angie Tribeca Mel Brooks Monty Python

[@Jordashian93]

Manages to be not only still funny but energetically slapped together and occasionally inventive.

[@NightRanger-lz6tp]

Now you need to do Airplane 2 The Sequel. Other movies like The Naked Gun: Hot Shots Hot Shots Part Deux Top Secret National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1 Fatal Instinct Spaceballs Robin Hood Men in Tights Spy Hard Wrongfully Accused The Scary Movie movies The Police Academy Movies (Not quite like The Naked Gun movies but still funny series of movies)

[@bullpup33]

So. References you may have missed: The Untouchables, Thelma and Louise, The Brady Bunch, The Great Escape, etc...you would well be served to react some of them 😊

[@totomomo18]

Fyi the all Jane and her girlfriend hating man trip is a spoof on the Thelma & Louise movie.

[@cameronrobinson3933]

The Untouchables would be an excellent movie for you to react to. And you will understand the baby's going down the stairs reference

[@mmm-mmm]

ripped off from battleship potempkin...

[@bertpunkaficionado8357]

Yes, the Naked Gun experience is not over. The first one is called Naked Gun: from the Files of Police Squad! because these movies stem from the tv series Police Squad! made by the same filmmakers (David Zucker, Jerry Zucker and Jim Abrahams). There's only 6 episodes and are easily found. Leslie Nielsen is Frank Drebin, but different people play Ed and Nordberg. Here's a quick list of 80 movies I don't remember seeing you watch: 80s COMEDY: Caddyshack, The Best of Times (Kurt Russell, Robin Williams and football), Three Amigos!, Trading Places, Spies Like Us 80s SCIFI/FANTASY: The Last Starfighter, Highlander, Cocoon 80s HORROR: House (1985, comedy/horror), Christine, Scanners

[@davidallanhardin]

Police Squad! is the show, and it's a good one.

[@bernie472]

The show it was based on was "Police Squad!" (In Color). It ran on CBS in 1982, and as you said, there were only six episodes which is a shame because it was very funny! And yes, you should do a video on the show. I think you would love it!

[@JimJack-ng9yi]

Hidden gem to react to is"blame it on Rio" 80s comedy and Demi Moore's first movie. Another hidden gem"A fish called Wanda"starring John cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis and a bunch of other well-known

[@cruesome2]

Yes, you definitely need to see Ghost and I can tell by your reaction to the intro to this film, you need to see The Untouchables.

[@johnyd1911]

Thelma and Louise too....

[@davidmeir9348]

Top Secret is in the mold of Airplane and Naked Gun and it is a must watch.

[@pablosonic892]

The original show this series is based on is Police Squad seven years earlier. There were only six episodes produced. It had no laugh track and was decades ahead of its time. Leslie Nelson is closer to his age in airplane than The Naked Gun movies and is particularly dapper and inspired. All six episodes are stoned cold classics. That said, special mention must be said to the pilot episode which to this day is the single funniest 22 minute episode if television I've ever seen. It is sublime and the humor is timeless and plays as strong as it did in 1982. The writing is so groundbreaking in what now is copied to diminishing returns in all those parody films. I think you owe it to yourself to watch the first three episodes for your channel to see where the movies inspiration started from and was originally intended for. I adore the movies and Nelson, but he got more goofy and slapsticky for the movies. The television series he just played it stoic and straight as a dashing silver fox detective that was always in over his head and never knew it. He's brilliant and a revelation.

[@fan-i-am]

Wait! She's reading the Heir to the Empire series! OMG! It's official... she's a cool chick, and she's a keeper!

[@AgentH53]

0:50 Clue (1985 Tim Curry)

[@williambryan3346]

@7:12 I like how they cast Earl Boen, who played Clinical Psychologist Dr. Silberman in the Terminator movies, to play a marriage counselor.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

I agree that the first one is the best of the trilogy, but I love the hilarity in this third one. And IMHO the best 80's comedy film is the 1994 film, "Liar, Liar". And the best 20th century comedy film over all is, "Its A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" (1963), tied with "Blazing Saddles" (1974). All the rest are mere runners up (but still super funny on their own). Also, the best TV comedy series is "Fawlty Towers" (1975, 1979).

[@yellowblanka6058]

Elliot Ness was a famous DEA agent who went after Al Capone, former president J Edgar Hoover was rumored to be a cross dresser, which is why his plaque has the tootoo etc. Also, the housekeeper who waves at them in Frank’s fantasy played the Brady’s housekeeper “Alice” in the popular 1970’s sitcom “The Brady Bunch”

[@Songfugel]

Hot Shots 1 (Top Gun parody) & 2 (Rambo 2 parody) are a must watch! Loaded gun is also insanely good with crazy cast (make sure you have watched at least Lethal Weapon 2 before seeing it) Also def. watch Ghost, it is one of the best movies ever made 3:39 Not just murderer (which he got out due to corruption and a ridiculous technicality, it was such a clear cut case,) he has a crazy criminal record including robbery, kidnapping etc. He even wrote a book, "If I did it" which was a "hypothetical" confession

[@sha11235]

Ghost is okay, but it is not a classic.

[@Jim_Jam]

The show is called Police Squad, and it is so worth watching. IMO funnier than any of the movies.

[@ck_idgaf1680]

Yeah, Police Squad is the series, if you think the movies are good, you will love the show, it is better and original, IMO, it started it all. Tho they use some of the same jokes. In this, the final one, it was made in 1994, A LOT happened in the 90s and this is littered with pop culture stuff and a bunch of cameos (especially the Oscars scene at the end), more than the previous, so you really had to be around back then the get them. Also, Ghost would most likely make you cry, it's a romance type story. Hot Shots you would enjoy, but it's also filled with movie references, such as Top Gun, Rambo, etc., but it's still one of the best comedies.

[@yellowblanka6058]

lol, the guy wearing the boob hat and leg shades outside the bar played “Gul Dukat” the Cardassian overseer and main villain of “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine”, he’s actually a very accomplished actor with decades of stage, tv and film experience, Marc Alaimo.

[@LucareonVee]

For me, I rank the movies 2, 1, 3. I feel like the first one set the ground work for the series, the second one went into just the right amount of absurdity, and the third one went kind of far over the top with it (though I still love it). Two moments that I see from this one that really stand out for me as classic gags are the dance number and the simultaneous head slap from the audience. As for the tv series Police Squad, it would be an excellent reaction, as I haven’t seen many people do reactions to it.

[@Cotsos88]

Considering the recent years, not the worst Oscars ceremony. :D

[@Tconl]

Def do Hot Shots. And Hot Shorts Part Deux, which is even funnier/better then the first one.

[@jhilal2385]

The scene with Priscilla Presley packing her car after the breakup and killing the guy in the parking lot was a reference to "Thelma and Louise". In the scene with the framed clothing honoring famous law enforcement, J. Edger Hoover was Director of the FBI from the 1920's until the 1960's. His frame had a frilly dress because he is rumored to have been gay. The framed clothes for Elliot Ness is because Elliot Ness was the Treasury agent who arrested Al Capone (played by Kevin Costner in "The Untouchables"). The tunnel and dumping dirt out of their pants was a reference to the classit movie "The Great Escape", which is based on real events in WW2

[@Astrovite]

18:11 I've never seen this movie but I think the joke there is that they were using some kind of light dampening viewing lenses, similar to what a welder mask has. But the main guy was using binoculars which would be magnifying the light.

[@aworkinprogress4387]

If you liked these movies, I would recommend National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon. It's a comedic parody in this style, filled with puns and silly gags and topical references of the time. It directly parodies the Lethal Weapon movies, so if you've never seen those a lot of the references will be lost. If you haven't seen the Lethal Weapon movies, I would suggest those. At the very least, the first 3.

[@waterbeauty85]

Some uniquely 80s movies you should watch if you want to understand the popular culture of the time: "Uncommon Valor" (1983); "An Officer And A Gentleman" (1982); "The Delta Force" (1986); "Red Dawn" (1984); "American Ninja (1985); "Kickboxer" (1989); "Ninja II: The Domination"(despite the title, it's a stand alone story, not a sequel); "The Beastmaster" (1982); "Steel Dawn" (1987); "Battle Beyond the Stars" (1980); "the Last Starfighter" (1984), "Revenge of the Nerds" (1984); "Police Academy" (1984); "Body Double" (1984); "Fatal Attraction" (1987), "Body Heat" (1981); "To Live And Die In L.A." (1985).

[@John-tn7nm]

The 80s movie: Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield. 😂

[@disposablehero4911]

It's worth a watch even only for the business class scene.

[@JTB198819962006]

Frank Drebin spewing in the Tuba is my favourite scene ever!!!!

[@unclelink]

I almost passed out laughing at the silhouette scene! 😂😂 The grocery bag thing, just moisten your fingertips. Recommends: Dracula: Dead And Loving It, Spy Hard, Fallen, Hot Shots Part Duex and Fracture!

[@mattschliemann9683]

I believe at the end of the second movie, the fed position was offered and Frank turned it down to be close to his wife.

[@JohnHill-bn5kn]

Hoover was head of the FBI and a supposed cross-dresser! And the Jane scene with her and the other girl going to the car was a Thelma and Louise reference.

[@tzuyd]

"I;m gunna miss this little intro" Police Squad will soothe that itch.

[@paulcarfantan6688]

Some comedy suggestions from the 80`s would be three Michael Keaton ones, "Gung Ho", "Johnny Dangerously" and "Beetlejuice". One with Rodney Dangerfield and Joe Pesci , "Easy money". Two Coen brothers movies, "Raising Arizona" and "Hudscker Proxy" (1994). Lastly the "Little Shop of Horrors". There, that should keep your funny bone busy for a while.

[@itt23r]

For more Zucker Brothers comedies I highly recommend their homage to the Marx Brothers in BRAIN DONORS. Before you see it, though, you really need to actually see a Marx Brothers movie. And if you are only going to see one, the absolute best is A NIGHT AT THE OPERA (from 1935). It is the godfather of every zany comedy ever made and in the opinion of many (myself included), the funniest.. More than that though, it is also the movie on which BRAIN DONORS is based. You gotta see it.

[@3DJapan]

2:18 This is referenceing a famous scene from the 1925 film Battleship Potemkin.

[@robertsmith4681]

I would like you to go thru the "police academy" series.

[@DWLeggette]

The scene with the baby carriage on the stairs is a reference to 'Untouchables' with Kevin Costner and Sean Connery.

[@jcg1576]

Jumping Jack Flash Is a fun comedy thriller starring Whoopi Goldberg. Weekend At Bernie’s is a fun comedy from 1989. I can’t remember if you have seen Coming to America starring Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, and James earl Jones among others. The Great Outdoors with John Candy and Dan Akyroid is a fun comedy.

[@3XLDave]

Hot Shots and Hot Shots: Part Deux are pretty funny, yes. And, not an 80s movie, but a comedy I would love to see SOMEONE react to is Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. Beyond hilarious. Just look up the cast and you'll probably say, "How have I not seen this?!?"

[@jobanh7ify]

Hot shot (the two of them) top secret is a must and the beginning scene is from the movie the untouchables

[@SGlitz]

Hot shots is a riff on Top Gun and Rambo

[@rdramos13]

Since nobody has told you, movie studios at this time were not thinking sequels. There's been the occasional few, Back to the Future, Lord of the Rings, the Star Wars prequels to name a few, but sequels only happened if the first movie was very successful and audiences had an interest for them. Because of that, sequels were very often years and years apart. Which meant that some of the people involved in the original, might not be available for the sequel, or not interested at all. That led to a lot of sequels to not have the same feel, or look, or energy as the original. Which also meant that timeline and storylines didn't have to link up. The only thing that a sequel needed was for a carryover character, hopefully the lead actor/actress, but not always. Some sequel even went into totally different direction. That's why sequels during this time really struggled when compared to the original. Aliens and Terminator 2 were, and still are the gold standard on how to make a successful sequel. Today movies all suffer the Marvel treatment, everything has to have a three movie sequel, and somehow link up story wise. This thinking has made a lot of sequels just as successful as the original because some actual thought can be had on what story to tell for the next movie. But it's also made a lot of copy and paste characters, stories, feeling, and looks.

[@viewfromthehighchair9391]

You need to watch "Top Secret" which, I believe, came out right after "Airplane". It's a great movie and just as funny as "Airplane".

[@x_trio_3_po333]

This 3rd Naked Gun film references "Jurassic Park". So I recommend the music video by Weird Al Yankovic, also called "Jurassic Park" which effectively parodies Steven Speilberg's film.

[@chuckleezodiac24]

Caddyshack, Animal House, Blues Brothers & Weird Science.

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

Another eighties movie to consider.. Shoot To Kill.. starring Sidney Poitier, Tom Berenger and Kirstie Alley (1988)

[@cheeseburger12]

Midnight Run with Robert DeNiro is hilarious.

[@Lionimia]

10:20 - The suits up on the wall are from famous law enforcement figures, Wyatt Earp and his cowboy/marshal fit, Elliot Ness the prohibition agent/leader of the Untouchables who took down Al Capone, and J. Edgar Hoover, the first Director of the FBI. It's long been rumored that Hoover was a homosexual / cross dresser, hence his fairy outfit.

[@totomomo18]

Fyi The starting scene with the train station is a spoof on the movie The Untouchables with Kevin Costner which you can also see

[@Cau_No]

And the Untouchables did it as a hommage to "Battleship Potemkin", a soviet-era russian classic movie.

[@jhilal2385]

The baby carriages on the stairs at the beginning was a spoof on the train station stairs shootout scene in "The Untouchables"

[@Emanistan]

Best Frank Drebin line in the series: "You might end up dead is my middle name!!!"

[@sebswede9005]

"What about Jane?" "I don't know her middle name".

[@tduffy5]

The opening scene is a spoof of THE UNTOUCHABLES with Kevin Castner and Sean Connery.

[@shainewhite2781]

This was the last film OJ Simpson starred in before his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson was brutally murdered and her friend Ron Goldman as well.

[@TheDemonicPenguin]

*by OJ

[@coachphill5076]

@@TheDemonicPenguin Allegedly

[@dustyb58]

SPOILER ALERT

[@sha11235]

He did have the TV film Frogmen awaiting release. If I had worked on that, I'd be pissed at the now dead guy for preventing its release by doing this crap.

[@Yggdrasil42]

Dracula: dead and loving it. It's hilarious and has Leslie Nielsen.

[@JustinHamsley]

"Police Squad!" is worth a watch, though you'll have already seen/heard a good many of it's jokes. Between writing "Airplane!" and "Police Squad!" the writers also did a movie named "Top Secret!", which is the introductory movie of Val Kilmer. "Hot Shots!" is a great pair of movies in this same absurdist style. While Leslie Nielsen went on to do several more comedies, they were by other writers and directors and generally not as good. "Wrongfully Accused" is pretty good (imo), but you should watch "The Fugitive" (a 90s Harrison Ford action movie) first.

[@alexanderjohnson2415]

'Grumpy old men' and 'grumpier old men' are great movies

[@Dar-hu2nw]

The beginning sequence is a reference to the movie The Untouchables. The movie about Elliot Ness against Al Capone. Good but bloody movie.

[@ink-cow]

Naked Gun from the files of POLICE SQUAD! Police Story is a kung fu film starring Jackie Chan, but you might as well watch that too.

[@jamesmorante8427]

Kentucky Fried Movie is a must-watch early 80's cult classic.

[@thetinpin]

You should consider "Top Secret!". Its a ridiculous comedy similar to Naked Gun, and was actually the first movie Val Kilmer was in, and as the lead character no less!

[@Novaximus]

"Top Secret" is pretty darn funny that has this kind of humor in it.

[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

The Jokes Explained. 9:01 “Do you have Spartacus?” Meaning the movie, also sounds like a disease, also the brand of the clock. 10:21 Eliot Ness was the prohibition officer who took down Al Capone; the first scene (with the babies, etc) is a parody of film The Untouchables which is about Eliot. J. Edgar Hoover was the original head of the FBI; it’s rumoured he liked to wear women’s clothing. 12:02 He’s trying to look his best for Frank because he’s planning to, um… **** him. 18:17 Rocco’s laughing like Beavis & Butthead. Also before the launch, because he was ill that day, Fred West redubbed his lines later which is why his words don’t move with his mouth. 22:06 Parodying The Crying Game. 24:28 Pahpshmir, the enemy from The Naked Gun (the Beirut mission and talking to Ludwig). The series you mentioned at the start was not Police Story (which is a Chinese movie) but called Police Squad! (which is why the subtitle is ‘From the files of Police Squad!’).

[@sha11235]

It would've been better if he had asked for Airplane! instead of Spartacus.

[@BlameThande]

OK, you mentioning you were reading Heir to the Empire gets a sub. Obviously can't react to that like you would a film but would be interested in seeing your thoughts on that trilogy!

[@jamesnorthup7717]

There's a ton of great 80's movies but if you want something in this vein top secret or hot shots

[@brysn6112]

I know this one isn’t the best movie, but I’m sooooo glad you did it

[@gmaqwert]

The Austin Powers series is a a must see.

[@chrisfofficial]

Yes! Glad you're doing all three, they're all hilarious (I'm looking at you, other creators!!).

[@neutrino78x]

11:07 that's the housekeeper from The Brady Bunch, a tv sitcom about a family made up of a divorced woman, a divorced man and their children from the prior marriages. 🙂

[@kemmdog4444]

RIP Fred Ward 😢

[@sha11235]

I guess you forgot that Frank turned down the President's offer of heading up a federal bureau of Police Squad.