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Summary: WORST comedy I have seen to date, and I've seen a LOT of em.
Review: This movie was EXTREMELY bad. The physical comedy and ingenious parodies that made movies like Naked Gun, Airplane, and Dracula: Dead and Loving It were ill-concieved, mostly recycled, and sometimes out-and-out bad. I cannot believe that Leslie Nielsen even DID this movie. Without his comedic talents, this movie could have actually been one of the worst EVER for ANY movie, rivaling Plan Nine from Outer Space.
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Summary: Incredibly funny.
Review: This movie was the first spoof that I've seen, and I couldn't stop laughing. The theme that Weird Al sang was pretty catchy, and the way that it made fun of so many movies was just incredible.However, as funny as this movie is, the jokes do get very old if seen too often. This is one of those movies that you should see possibly only once every couple of months if you're feeling down. But if jokes get old very slow for you, I do recommend buying this film, it's really funny. But some may be really disappointed with this film, so I recommend that you rent it first, to see how you like it then.
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Summary: Not like Naked Gun
Review: This was a very poor movie.You would think with leslie neilsen in it,it would be like The Naked Gun movies, but don't be fooled.the only good part of the movie is the beggining theme with "Weird Al" Yankovic.I would not recomend this to anybody.
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Summary: Spy Hard
Review: Well, you win some and you lose some. I was very disappointed that the Leslie Nielsen film was a total flop, because I really had high hopes for it, and now I'm broke because I was stupid enough to buy it instead of rent it. Agent WD40 Dick Steele must stop an old enemy from destroying his (deceased) girlfriends' daughter. With the help of his basically useless assistants, Nielsen bumbles his way and manages to save her. Funny parts and crude jokes are rare, and Neilsen isn't as stupid as usual. I don't really recommend this movie, even to diehard Leslie Neilsen fans. I am one myself, and I didn't like it. I recommend The Naked Gun series instead, some of Neilsen's better work.
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