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Yesterday we went to the theater to see The Naked Gun. Listen to our jovial discussion on the state of Regal Cinemas and our feelings on a movie that's been called the best comedy in years!

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JokersJuicyAss

Gonna make a prediction, Joe hated it while Ryan was filled with joy

JokersJuicyAss

Gonna add Airplane! To the list of PG movies with nudity in it, putting right next to Smokey and the Bandit part 3 mainly because it's the only other example I can think of

JokersJuicyAss

Feel free to put this in the YouTube video Think of it this way, Ryan will see and reply to your comments on Patreon, you can call him a "Tasteless poser" straight this his face

JokersJuicyAss

Ryan you will be surprised at how good Bob is at being a action star

Lux Anatis

You guys are about to find out why Mike and Jay didn't review The Batman.

Wade Wilson

I stand with Ryan. I hated Dewey Cox as well. I walked out halfway, and I was watching at a friend's house.

Lux Anatis

I think you're right about the hate you say you're going to get for this and you might even lose some viewers over it.

Nate Gonzales

Agree with some points, disagree with others. I'm like Joe where I've seen the originals more times than I can count and have always held them in a sacred light. To me this was akin to waiting for a new Indiana Jones movie. I don't think this one is as bad as Dial of Destiny by any stretch but I didn't love it like I would've hoped for. There were times where it was doing a good parody of the action genre, but then there were a lot of moments that felt like a parody of The Naked Gun itself. A huge detriment has been the marketing; they REALLY hyped this movie as like the funniest thing in years. I give it a 4/5 but agree it has flaws that won't make me rush to watch it again any time soon.

Schmitbag

Before I listen, I’ll add: Weekend at Bernie’s 2 has boobs, so does Sixteen Candles, and Can’t Stop the Music has full frontal male nudity

Troy Thomas

Airplane 2 must hold the record for amount of nudity in a PG movie. There are two different jokes that use topless ladies for their punchline (one involving several topless women), as well as an inferior reprise of the Jello mold gag from the first film.

Schmitbag

Well, guess y’all aren’t going on Blank Check or Unspooled anytime soon haha

Luke Gordnier

Honestly to me, film discourse is the biggest issue with the film industry, it’s back shit insane to me that people attached their identity to movies so much that they can’t stand it when someone else doesn’t like it as much as them.

Lux Anatis

I'd hate to see your 3s

Lux Anatis

I'd say the media defending pop entertainment on a political level is a little bigger,but I agree with your assessment.

Heath Chamerski

That ‘Give me a Sign’ gag Ryan mentioned is from The Man with Two Brains and it’s one of the funniest moments of a genuinely great comedy.

cdpren

The TIVO gag is it’s just funny that a grizzled homicide detective would be a hardcore BUFFY fan. That’s really all it is. Worked for me.

cdpren

This version needed a bigger finale with jokes being thrown at you rapid fire. It doesn’t have that. But I’d at least put it on the level of a LOADED WEAPON.

Louie Caponecchia

weekend at bernies 2 was a jew fest. it felt like the death rattle of the 1980's pushing wimpy looking jews as stars.

Salvador Pereira

for me Roast of James Franco was the peak of the Apatow era...Naked gun was a success in my theater

Ryan Lancello

Andrew McCarthy isn’t Jewish. Dumb comment.

Ryan Lancello

Totally forgot to mention the coffee gag, which I found pretty funny. Not sure Joe entirely agrees with me.

Lonnie Geraghty

Have been looking forward to this episode for so long!

Schmitbag

S’all good. Don’t worry about it

Carlisle

Did they really bring in the Family Guy team for punch-up? I haven't seen this movie, but you mention looking around at objects to come up with a name. That's from early Family Guy. Possibly the first episode. Pea Tear Griffon. Peter Griffin!

Jason Patterson

Joe hit on it, Leslie Nielsen changed comedy with his serious as a heart attack, deadpan. He started being in on the joke in naked gun 3, spyhard, and wrongfully accused, and the movies suffered for it. Liam Neeson was amazing ten years ago, but now the dad from taken being silly is like a parlor trick he pulls out for neighborhood children. I was sorry to hear (not unexpectedly) how bad this is. Oh and Amy Nicholson is wonderful film theologian, I guarantee that reference wasn't an accident

Thomas Bishop

Happy Gilmore 2 and Naked Gun are for dummies. Sometimes a ship has just sailed, and I don't just mean for legacy franchises, but for a certain type of high-budget comedic concept that is made for mainstream audiences that isn't completely written for and conceived by dummies. I know we all miss it, but my personal opinion is that we just need to let it go until something very vital to the way we make and digest stories changes.

JokersJuicyAss

The episode you're thinking of is "I am Peter hear me roar" which is like season 3

Lux Anatis

Never, ever watch Saturday Night.

Anthony Hoffman

It was better than I expected. Runs out of steam as it goes along. I’d put it on par with 33 1/3.

Pablo Pappano

@ryan lancello I hated Anchor Man too. I knew Walk Hard would be awful .

Heath Chamerski

Just got out of seeing it and I quietly chuckled all the way through without ever finding anything truly hilarious. It at least tried to replicate the spirit of the original trilogy. I thought Neeson was pretty good but kept imagining how Leslie Nielsen would have delivered some of his lines so much better. The only real groaner for me was the bit with the snowman, I really just wanted that bit to be over but it kept going on for a while.

Brad Surfield

Hi Guys. This is the first time I've ever joined a Patreon and it's somewhat because of this review. I'd say I like the film more than you guys, overall (I'd probably give it a 3/5), but I can't say I disagree with anything you said, either. I do really appreciate your unbiased takes on things and was really kinda depressed with the YouTube responses you got ; it's really weird how some people justify critics (I know you guys would probably cringe by association) by whether or not they like the same films they do. If they like the same films, they are "good critics", if they pan something they like "they suck", forgetting that not everybody is gonna agree all the time. The best thing a critic can be, like I said, is unbiased and honest and you fit the bill for me on that front, certainly more than most YouTubers (as a side note, it's getting a depressing place to go, these days). P.S I remember enjoying Walk Hard, but I've always hated Anchorman. You see? Contradicting opinions... Don't you love'em?