Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult, Monkey Trouble, The Paper, Bitter Moon, Savage Nights, 1994
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“It looks like Phil Donahue throwing up into a tuba.”
And a few months after Naked Gun 33 1/3’s release one of the co-stars commits a double homicide, which was also exactly one year after the release of What’s Love Got to Do With it, which was also about a troublesome couple in a domestic violence situation.
The Paper is such an underrated film. I really love it.
I almost walked out of Naked Gun 33 1/3. The beginning was funny (The Untouchables parody) but the rest of the movie was full of dumb site gags rather than the usual Zucker brand of smart/dumb humor.
Hah! I saw that in the theater just to get out of the cold. I was stoned so I couldn’t go home and I it was so cold that I couldn’t stand walking around anymore. Even stoned out of my mind it wasn’t funny.
Um, if you had seen the other films, then you knew what to expect. Anyone with an IQ would know that that’s what the Naked Gun movies are all about. Add the Scary Movie franchise to that also along with Not Another Teen Movie, and Date Movie.
The third one isn’t the best of the series, but it is better than most comedies. Also had the late Anna Nicole Smith before her tragic fall from grace ten years later.
I thought Naked Gun 33 1/3 wasn’t as funny as the other two, but still had more than enough laughs and is much funnier than part 3 of any other comedy series. Funniest moments were the parodies of The Untouchables and Thelma & Louise. And Anna Nicole was fine mocking herself. They probably just ran out of ideas.
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This might be the first episode of Siskel and Ebert where the Next Week text at the end of the show is shown at the bottom of the screen and not on the upper left in which was there before in the past. Its’ previous episode was the last one to do the old Next Week text with The Paper and Naked Gun 33⅓ being teased.