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Type of bind: Video On Demand
Release Date: October 01, 2008
Running Time: 86 minutes
Sale Popularity Level: 5143
Studio: Paramount
Theatrical Release Date: June 28, 1991
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I was lucky to find these movies for cheap, but it's definitely one of the best trilogies I have ever seen. The 2nd and 3rd are no match for the first...but the sequels are hardly ever as good as the very first in any case.
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Es un clasico, se debe tener en casa para ver por lo menos una vez al año. Gracias a Leslie por la serie y las 3 peliculas Naked Gun y al director David Zucker por la imaginacion tan graciosa de las situaciones de la vida.
En esta 2da parte, los Bush son la burla y el tema la energia atomica y los contaminantes es el ambiente en el cual se desenvuelve nuestro personaje.
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The Naked Gun 2 1/2 - The Smell of Fear~ Lloyd Bochner is just as good as the very first Naked Gun movie. Leslie Neilsen is absolutely hysterically funny and the gags are many of them are just on the mark. The scene at the blue note is just great with photos of titanic and a singer that sings about feeling blue. The drink that is impossible to drink and the waiter with a bare backside. They also make fun of Casablanca with Sam playing the piano. I love the dialog and the screen play is great. Once again we get to see O.J. Simpson star in the movie and then we have to remember that at the time of the movie he was only known as a former football player and did not have the dubious reputation that he does today. I highly recommend this movie and I give it the 5 stars that it deserves.
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Watching this 1991 sequel to Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad, is like opening a time capsule. A slapstick comedy/satire set in Washington, DC, during the Presidency of George H. W. Bush, the plot involves the kidnapping of Dr. Albert Meinheimer (Richard Griffiths), the President's energy czar, who wants to reduce the country's pollution and its dependence on coal, oil, and nuclear power. Working as the Public Relations Director of the Meinheimer Institute, is Jane Spencer (Priscilla Presley), to whom Police Lt. Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) was once engaged (until he was found in a compromising situation with the Queen in Naked Gun I). Jane is now the lover of Quentin Hapsburg (Robert Goulet), who has planned the Meinheimer kidnapping.
Filled with sight gags, one-liners, parodies of other films, stock comedy routines, jokes hidden within the sets (a portrait of Mike Dukakis on the wall, for example), and non-stop action that runs amok, the plot is the least of director David Zucker's concerns. Lt. Drebin (Nielsen), his romance with Jane, and his constant missteps as an investigator serve as the primary focus. Goulet acts the suitably oily villain, and actors George Kennedy and O. J. Simpson, who work with Drebin, are as bumbling as he is.
In the opening scene, a Presidential reception hosted to honor Drebin by President George H. W. Bush (played by John Roarke, who is hilariously realistic), Drebin decks Barbara Bush several times (with Margery Ross, who plays the First Lady as a valiant trouper, always coming up smiling). The setting quickly changes to a strip joint, a bowling alley, and operating room, and eventually includes a bomb site, a blues bar, and a dance-reception before the chases start. Nelson and Winnie Mandela, John Sununu, and Davy Crockett have roles here, and ZsaZsa Gabor and Mel Torme appear in cameos.
The action is wild and wacky, and the gags (both verbal and visual) never cease. Love scenes add romance--or attempts at romance, since those, especially a seduction in which the two people are making a vase from wet clay in an art studio when the wheel goes out of control--are as off-the-wall as the rest of the film. Especially time-sensitive regarding O. J. Simpson, who dominates his scenes ironically in ways that he never did in 1991, when the film was made, Naked Gun 2 1/2 is a hilarious but poignant comedy--the energy problems of 1991 are, unfortunately, not all that different now. n Mary Whipple
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Leslie Nielsen reprises his role as bumbling detecitve Frank Drebin in this hilarious sequel to the 1988 comedy hit "The Naked Gun". This second venture has Frank investigating a bombing in Washington D.C., only to find out about a plot to sabotage President Bush's (the father) environmental plan and destroy the environment, as organized by criminal mastermind Qunetin Hapsburg (Robert Goulet). It is up to Frank to stop this dastardly deed from taking place. It is also up to him to patch things up with his ex Jane Spencer (Priscilla Presley). This hysterical sequel to "The Naked Gun" brings back all the castmembers from the very first one, as well as all the laughs. Another winner for Zucker, Abrahams, Zucker and Nielsen.
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