What's your fav joke in this movie? AIRPLANE! reaction: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jJ2mY7WYyrixdJs.html COMEDY Playlist: kzfaq.info/sun/PLQHhQlj8i5dom33r48W9VdQjINncfXrLh 1980's Reactions Playlist: kzfaq.info/sun/PLQHhQlj8i5drsQx2uSifPV3sKWZEJrnyx

TOP SECRET with Val Kilmer is a must watch from these same filmmakers!

"Nice Beaver!" "Thank you, I just had it stuffed." My favourite joke, though I didn't really understand it until I was a bit older! 😂🤣

George Kennedy is very underrated as Ed. He's in a lot of serious stuff (the Airport movies, Eiger Sanction and more) but he's so funny to me in all the Naked Guns.

I usually don't recommend TV shows since they are a big commitment for the reactor, but the "Police Squad" series only has 6 episodes and is well worth the watch if you liked these kinds of jokes.

Such a classic and one of Leslie Nielsen’s best movies, everything he did was so great what a legend.

One of my favorite little gags is the arm-braclet that "slipped down" to her ankle, and she just pulls it up again. And as always, Nielsen's deadpan is legendary.

Police Squad! was a TV show. It lasted about half a season. The episodes are on KZfaq. Airplane 2, Naked Gun 2½, Naked Gun 33⅓, Top Secret!, Hot Shots!, and Hot Shots! Part Deux are all must-sees.

1:05 When you find a woman who recognizes and appreciates a classic Three Stooges gag, she's THE ONE.

"He's not a very good cop, is he?" Jen, its your eye for subtle details I like most about your reactions.

1956, Forbidden Planet----a sci fi flick way ahead of it's time starring Leslie. Great movie. You should check it out to see how he does in that kind of flick and because it's one of the best sci fi movies ever. 2 more sequels to naked gun. They are both good, although I think this one was the best

Seeing Jen laugh and have this much fun gives me an indescribable amount of joy.

Love Jen's energy in her reaction videos .

11:05 The way Ed delivers his line in this scene always kills me. :D Especially since it's one of the few serious responses in a otherwise very absurd world.

As always, a delight to watch you having a good time. 🙂 For baseball movies, Field of Dreams (1989) for a moving drama, Major League (1989) for comedy, and A League of Their Own (1992) for an inspired-by actual events, drama-comedy about women's baseball.

It's worth checking out Police Squad! (1982), the series this is based on, even if you don't do a reaction video for it. One of the best shows from my childhood

There are 2 sequels and you should watch them. Surely, you can't be serous about skipping them!

As for what he is eating in the car that made his mouth red, they were pistachios. Back in the 80s they were sometimes dyed red because people believed it would make it more palatable back then because the harvesting method often left ugly stains on the shells.

“Exchanging money with the informant” is one of the funniest bits I’ve ever seen-one of my favorites.

An absolute classic if ever there was one! I absolutely love the entire trilogy. Also, please add the comedy Clerks to a poll or something. Thanks

Great as always Jen! Forbidden Planet 1956 for a 30 year old Leslie Nielsen in the starring role and a sound tract unlike any other.

I always say that nobody has more fun watching movies than you do. Love this channel

I'm sure you know Leslie Nielsen is Canadian. "Nice Beaver!" "Thank you, I just had it stuffed".... is my ringtone for my better half texting me.

Having grown up on a farm myself, I really appreciated Frank's "going through the gears of a combine" in reference to the way he would like to die.

When Canada's sweetheart smiles, the world smiles with her. 😊🥰 xxx

YAAAAS!!!! I knew you'd like it! 😂😂😂 My favorite joke has to be the $20 exchange and just the straight up slapstick (like the guy telling two people to disperse through his megaphone) (same guy who played the head usher later in the film). I'm so glad you finally watched this and YES there are TWO MORE of them lol. This was fun.

A delightful reaction, as per usual, Jen! Glad you had fun with it! A serious baseball movie for you would be Field of Dreams

Sir Leslie appears in Scary Movie 3 (the last worthwhile movie in that franchise) which was produced and directed by the same team that made the Naked Gun series. A sadly forgotten gem in the parody genre is from 1990 called National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1 that stars Samuel L. Jackson and Emilio Estevez. It's basically a Lethal Weapon spoof.

Everyone always misses my favorite joke from this movie..."it's Enrico Palazzo!!" No idea why it's my favorite, I guess just because it's so unexpected. Lol

Jen, when I saw this movie in the theatre when it first came out, I remember full on belly laughing loud in the theatre along with other people laughing as hard as I was watching this movie. Classic comedy gold! Love your voice imitations and your laugh Jen. Thanks for the reaction.

Police Squad was a short-lived tv series that this movie is based on. A lot of the jokes in this movie were carried over from the show. the first batter and the assassin were actual baseball players, one of whom is in the Hall of Fame.

Nordberg means North Mountain or north cliff in the various Scandinavian languages, so it's kind of a cool name. And wow, I don't think I've seen a reactor recognise the various guys in the opening scene, kudos, Jen. Great reaction. This is a movie that keeps on giving. :)

Hi Jen! Super silly fun. Major League is a great baseball movie you should watch. Brewster's Millions is another one, a very clever and funny movie that's much more than just a baseball movie starring Richard Pryor and John Candy, but features baseball as a key element. These two films were on heavy rotation when I was a kid. See you in the next one 🥂

19:45 Hands down, my favorite gag (the reaction to the expired Chinese food). I cackle every time 🤣

The woman who played the villain's secretary was the director's mother. She was in all their movies.

From giggles to belly laughs , you had them all ! I like serious Jen , and sad Jen and spooked out Jen , but silly Jen is my fave ! I had a great time but that is not unusual with you . Great job !! God Save The Queen !

The scene of Frank Drebbon doing his acrobatics in his apartment is honestly the best scene in the entire picture for me. The reason I love it so much is because it's one of the greatest examples of stunt-work in film history. You literally cannot tell where Leslie Neilson ends, and the stuntman begins, and vice versa.

You have the sweetest personality, I swear!

great reaction Jen (even if you did miss some of the jokes). Also in the Naked Gun films you MUST read the end credits, they are so funny. "Mr Weitz divorce attorney" is one that always gets me (see the credits to understand why). :)

Great movie. I hope you also do the sequels. It is a very funny trilogy, This trilogy is based on a short lived tv series of 6 episodes of Police Squad that was a head of its time and canceled you should also see it. The secretary in the movie that served the tea and was hypnotize is the directors mother she was also in airplane (the woman with the makeup). You should also see Top Secret another funny movie from the same directors of Airplane and this movie. Fyi The Shakespeare in the park bit is a spoof on Dirty Harry movie line (Which is also a great movie you should see). Fyi the bad guy in this movie you see him in Star Trek 2 movie

It's all started in 1982 as a tv series named Police Squad! It was a spoof of a cop show from the 50s called M Squad. They shot 6 episodes, got cancelled and brought the concept back on the big screen with a much better success. The big screen version also uses elements from the gritty cop movies released in the 70s like Dirty Harry or Telefon (both directed by Don Siegel by the way).

One of the proudest moments in my law enforcement career was during a search warrant, when I got to look in a cabinet and say "Bingo..." which drew the attention of all my co-workers, until I pulled out a bingo card. They didn't find it nearly as hilarious as I did.

4K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 32:02 Mark! You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: Haha! Leslie Nelson stars in the space drama "Forbidden Planet" that inspired "Star Trek" and then he and Cindy Williams star in a space comedy with many names that spoofed "Star Trek"! So covered the bases in his time! 😊

Leslie Nielsen is such a legend. He's buried here in Florida and his epitaph reads: "Let 'er rip" Who else would put that on their gravestone?

“Look, it’s Enrico Pallazo” That phrase always gets me 😂

😎👍 A lot of people besides me are going to mention this, but it's worth repeating...The next Zucker Zucker & Abrahams film you MUST watch is "Top Secret!" (1984). It came out in between "Airplane" and "The Naked Gun," and it's arguably even funnier than both of them. And someone like you, who is heavily into James Bond, will especially appreciate it. 🐄

"the umpire saved the queen" "Look, it`s Enrico Palazzo" Also i want to give a huge MVP to Stephanie, the student driver.

Finally after watching about 30 different people react to this movie someone recognizes the Yassir Arafat and Gorbachov lookalikes.

There was an earlier movie with this same title in 1956. Movies/shows to see to get certain references: So You Want to Be a Detective (Short 1948), Johnny Dangerously, Fletch, Platoon, Dirty Harry, Dragnet (Radio 1949 to 1957, Television 1951-1959 and 1967-1970, and film 1954, 1966, and 1986), and of course, Police Squad.

8:02 "Its value is... _beyond_ estimation." Which means it cannot be insured and Ludwig was _particularly_ mistaken to show it to Drebin.

"Impervious to everything except water" congratulations on getting that joke on your first watching :). In reaction to the speech bubble at the beginning of the video, my answer is "Thanks, I just had it stuffed".

The song you liked "I Love LA" is written and performed by Randy Newman who is famous for writing the scores and songs in the Toy Story films. Remember "You've got a friend in me"?

I love that you knew who the foreign leaders Frank fights were. You are a very special woman.😂

"Oh, I need to see Leslie Nielsen interact with the Queen!" *looks on in amused anticipation......

3:59 Mark! William Shatner stars as the commander of a moonbase! We got to see the "Starship Enterprise" as she appeared in the original series, for the first and only time on the big screen! The story is about the "Mayflower 2" trying to fly from the Earth to Luna! 😂

17:16 Pistachios, they used to dye them red to look fancy.

8:44 Mark! This is extra funny to me because I've seen "Forbidden Planet" and "The Poseidon Adventure" & "Fantasy Island" and "Star Trek"! 😂😅

Another comment mentioned John Houseman as the driving instructor. Houseman was one of the most significant figures in American theater. Along with Orson Welles he co-founded the Mercury Theatre, and co-produced _Citizen Kane._ He was the first head of the Drama Division at the Julliard School. He founded The Acting Company with members of the first graduating class of the Julliard acting program, including Patti LuPone, Kevin Kline, David Ogden Stiers, and a dozen others. In his long career he produced or directed some forty Broadway plays and thirty-three films. It was only rather late in life that he began acting.

That first assassin was the Sucked Brothers mother. She also ruined her makeup in the lavatory at the end of Airplane¡ ! John House man was a distinguished Oscar winning actor famous for playing Edward Stratton II in Silver Spoons and as an acting teacher at Julliard.

I like both sequels equally as much as the first although they each have slightly different vibes so I could see how others may feel otherwise

29:46 Mark! The movies are a continuation of the "NBC" series "Police Squad"! 😂

The doctor riding the missle was a nod to Dr Strangelove too

A "Dingy" is a small boat. The joke was that Frank thought he was talking about taking a piss

Jen, so many great baseball movies out there to check out. You really don't need to be a baseball or sports movie fan to enjoy them. To name a few: Field of Dreams The Natural Bull Durham The Rookie Can't go wrong with any of those. 😁👍

I enjoyed your reactions as much as I did the movie. Your likeability is off the charts. You are so much fun :)

The queen was played by Jeanette Charles who had a decades-long career on British TV - any sitcom or sketch show that needed the queen, that was her.

Great reaction to a classic movie! There were at least 2 real baseball players in the game...Jay Johnstone and Reggie Jackson. Also Joe West was (is) a real umpire and he was in the game, he said 'You can't throw an umpire out of the game'.

Leslie Neilson was born in Canada. All great people are born in Canada

Brilliant Jen😂😂❤️❤️loved your reaction 😂👍🏽such a good film, never gets old or stops being funny😂😂

I love it when the dude who is so tall his head is outside the frame wipes his face and half a banana falls down.. bawahahaha.. It’s the simple stuff, ya know?..

This movie was written & directed by the same three guys that wrote and directed "Airplane". Their names are, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker, and Jim Abrahams. I went to high school with them in the 1970's in Milwaukee, Wi. Besides Airplane, they also did Airplane 2, The Naked Gun, The naked Gun 2 1/2, The naked gun 33/3, Kentucky Fried Movie several of the "Scary Movie" movies, just to name a few.

The funny thing Nelsen was half Canadian and half Welsh. He was a "serious" actor but he was lumped in "guest staring"roles until he started his comeback in comedy roles.

An overlooked spoof movie is Wrongfully Accused (1998). It stars Leslie Nielsen and is written and directed by Pat Proft (one of the writers of the Naked Gun and Hot Shots! films). It is mostly a spoof on "The Fugitive" and "Clear and Present Danger", with bits from "Mission: Impossible", "Baywatch", "North By Northwest" and "Titanic".

24:52 Baseball movie to check out that's usually a hit with the girls: "For Love of the Game" starring Kevin Costner and the late Kelly Preston

13:36 Okay. Now she's all set to drive on the streets of NYC.

Don't know if you noticed but these movies (Airplane, Naked Gun, Hot Shots) always have jokes hidden in the credits. The NG sequels are definitely worth watching. And Hot Shots. Airplane sequels...not as much, but they have their moments.

Seeing you laughing makes me happy. I'm excited to see your reaction to this film.

And it's worth rewatching many, many times. The large number of background gags (and foreground - like walking around the set walls, which you magnificently caught) will make this so much more fun. "Use your open eye, Frank" you caught, too. AIRPLANE II isn't worth watching except to say "I have" but the next two NAKED GUNS are good enough.

The great John Houseman did a hilariously unexpected uncredited cameo as the driving instructor. If you look up John Houseman’s biography, one will understand why just his very appearance in a film like this is hilarious. By the way, this is John Houseman’s final film before his passing .

5:08 "'Nordberg.' What kind of _name_ is that?" Well, that part's actually kind of odd. It's German. It means "north mountain." I know, because I've been studying German, and one method I've been employing is taking kids movies that I know and watching them in German. You know the movie _Frozen?_ The German-dubbed translation for that title is _Die Eiskönigin._ There's a scene in the movie that has the younger sister, Anna, at a shop in the woods, crossing paths with a mountaineer named Kristoff. The shop owner asks Kristoff where the sudden cold snap is coming from and he replies, "From the north mountain." That scene, with the German dubbing on, has him replying, "Von Nordberg." This method of taking kids movies (specifically _kids_ movies) and watching them in a language you're trying to learn is a method I heartily recommend. This way, each word, the moment you hear it, is anchored to an emotionally significant scene, and because it's a kid's movie, the grammar and syntax are simpler.

Hard to know which is the biggest transformation between on-screen characters… Leslie Nielsen as the Commander in Forbidden Planet vs his role here, or Ricardo Montelban as the bad guy in this vs Kahn in ST3 😂 I hope they both had immense fun deliberately hamming it up in this movie 😂

They used to dye pistachios red back in the day, because their natural green color was deemed unpalatable. What makes the scene even funnier is they were eating 'gas station' portions that would cost a fortune, lol.

Those red things were pistachios. Back in the day, imported pistachios were dyed red when shipped and often left a little bit of dye on your fingers and mouth (not nearly as much as they had on them). The gun the bad guy had was a micro uzi.

"Nordberg" was a large billboard on some kind of factory visible when driving south on I-43 towards Chicago near Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA. I always had assumed it was the name of the plant. The guys who wrote this movie - Zucker, Abraham's, Zucker - grew up in Shorewood, WI, which is also on I-43 but just North of Milwaukee, WI. As kids, for some inexplicable reason, we thought the Nordberg sign was funny. I assume that ZAZ thought the same thing and used it in this movie. I assume, I do not know.

"This guy just can't park normally" Love it, thank you Jen, :))

Oh, thank you, Jen. You are the first reactor in quite a long while who has actually recognized who the world leaders are in the opening bit. Most of the young pups don't even seem to recognize them. Ricardo Montablan's gun was a Micro Uzi. And yes, those were all actual famous sports broadcasters, and the players were all actual players. Especially Reggie Jackson, who was one of the biggest baseball players in the US for a time. For good baseball flicks, The Natural, Bull Durham, For the Love of the Game, and of course, Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch.

I think you should see the science fiction classic Forbidden Planet if only to appreciate what was perhaps Leslie Nielsen's greatest serious dramatic role. It's amazing that it took so long for anyone at Hollywood to decide that he should try something silly. What really impresses me is rock and roll royalty like Priscilla Presley turning out to be a great comic star in her own right. Johnny English Reborn is another comedy about an incompetent hero type interacting with the Queen. Thanks, Jen!

The baseball player that was trying to kill the Queen is Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson who was playing for the California Angels when the movie was made.

I used go to Angels games all the time as a kid in the 80s - we lived ten minutes from the stadium! The player programmed to kill was Hall-of-Famer Reggie Jackson.

As others have noted, Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson was the player trying to kill the Queen. Another former player in the film was Jay Johnstone, who was the lead off hitter for the Mariners. Sadly, Johnstone died of COVID in 2020.

Leslie Neilson was a national treasure. NAKED GUN❤❤❤❤❤

6:18 as someone who has worked a sound board for large meeting a press events this has happen to me twice. You are listening at all the channels so you can hear the speaker and then this happens. You jump up and make sure all the channels are down and that it is not going to tape or out over the house sound. then you turn off you solo so that you don’t have to hear it.

Hi Jen, I`m glad you enjoyed it, yes , the sequels are well worth reacting to. I also like (Airplane 2) with a certain William Shatner in good form, though sadly IMDb is not so keen, apparently. Similarly, I enjoyed Spielberg`s 1979 film (1941) War/Action/Comedy. As for other`s, there are the 1991/3 (Hot Shots!) films, the 1984 (Top Secret!), the 1977 (The Kentucky Fried Movie) & the Police Academy series of films.

FYI, the baseball player assassin at the end was Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson who I believe was still an active player for the Angels at the time.

the woman playing the Queen just passed recently RIP

Naked Gun is taken from an 80s sitcom 'Policy Squad' - very wacky and funny show. Thank you for your reaction!

The actor playing the villainous Mr. Ludwig, Ricardo Montalban, is most well known for playing Mr. Rourke for seven seasons on ABC's Fantasy Island, from 1977-1984. He's had a long career though. He played in two of the original Planet of the Apes movies, he was a villain on the original Star Trek, a role which he reprised in the second movie, The Wrath of Kahn. He also played a Classy villain in the 1974 TV movie Wonder Woman, which was VERY loosely based on the comics. The baseball player who tries to kill the queen is Reggie Jackson, a real-life, famous baseball player. In the scene in the car where they had red lips, they were eating pistachios. For cosmetic reasons, they used to dye the shells red, and this red dye would come off on your fingers (and sometimes your lips) when you ate them.

I love this movie. I saw it on VHS back in the days of maybe 1990 or something. I remember a few jokes from all those years ago. When looking closely at the baseball stadium scenes, I found out that the exterior scenes of the baseball stadium are at Angel Stadium. The interior ones are at Dodger Stadium, but it has the Angels playing. I wonder if this is some insult to the Dodgers or something. I'm not sure. I really love the scene with the harbormaster, exchanging the $20 bills. And by the way, I bet the MLB would like to hire The Queen as a pitcher. Very tricky pitch.

You're so fun, JM. I've enjoyed watching you and your channel grow since Die Hard!

Nice reaction, Jen. My favorite scene is when Nordberg tried kicking in the door to arrest the bad guys on the 'I Love You' boat. Also, his extended getting shot scene. 🤣🤣🤣🤣