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• Lucas M

  
  One of the best sequels of any comedy movie.

• Samuel R

  
  While it doesn't have the same level of laughs like the orignal, this still has some decent laughs. However, Leslie Neilsen still maintains his wacky performance as 'Lt. Frank Drebin' shows he is still a master of slapstick comedy.

• Jens S

  
  While it doesn't have the same insane amount of jokes the first part turned into an instant classic, all the trademarks are back and there is plenty of the same. That does feel a bit repetitive at times, but is too fast, silly and funny to make you realize it, really. Considering… More
  While it doesn't have the same insane amount of jokes the first part turned into an instant classic, all the trademarks are back and there is plenty of the same. That does feel a bit repetitive at times, but is too fast, silly and funny to make you realize it, really. Considering how lame the majority of today's comedies are, you actually wished you could have Frank Drebin back.

• KJ P

  
  This equally funny sequel may not have the comedic originality or storyline that the first one had, but the impact that this one had on me came extremely close to my thoughts on the original. Which is why it is not even in the same league. It felt like I was watching the first film… More
  This equally funny sequel may not have the comedic originality or storyline that the first one had, but the impact that this one had on me came extremely close to my thoughts on the original. Which is why it is not even in the same league. It felt like I was watching the first film over again in new locations with the slapstick put into Franks favour. The Naked Gun 2 1/2 embraces the comedy that it was meant to bestow and takes it to the next level of stupidity, but that is why we watch it right? I had a blast watching this movie, but some of it feels forced, unoriginal, and just plain over-the-top. leslie Nielsen and his all-star cast are very hard to resist, so I definitely recommend seeing this one, but I am going to have to say, "stick to the first film, it is much better!"

• Tim S

  
  This is not quite up to the original, but it still has funny stuff in it. I think the problem is that the original was a spoof of the cliche that cop meets girl, cop falls in love with girl, etc. Not that the series can't or shouldn't do something different or go in a… More
  This is not quite up to the original, but it still has funny stuff in it. I think the problem is that the original was a spoof of the cliche that cop meets girl, cop falls in love with girl, etc. Not that the series can't or shouldn't do something different or go in a different direction, but the original felt more honest and not a continuation - which is where this entry goes. O.J. is in it more too, and he's not very funny. He's more of the fall guy but doesn't really get the laughs for that particular position. In all actualality, this felt more like a third film rather than a first sequel. The story feels so far in advance. The comedy itself is the usual slapstick and scathing & witty dialogue, but it doesn't seem quite as sharp. It's a decent follow-up, but not quite up to its predecessor.

• Richard C

  
  B

• Lady D

  
  Much of the same capers and carry on as the first, different case, more inuendous humour. Think I've watched it one too many times over the years to find any of the material funny or original, but still worth a look for nostalgia

• Alice S

  
  I was told that I'd love this movie, and while I did laugh a lot, I like my spoofs to be a little deeper.

• Cassandra M

  
  When a bomb goes off in the offices of a research body looking an alternative energy sources, Lieutenant Frank Drebin is put on the case. Things are made harder when he finds that his ex-girlfriend (Jane) is one of the staff there. As unlikely as it seems, Drebin uncovers a sinister… More
  When a bomb goes off in the offices of a research body looking an alternative energy sources, Lieutenant Frank Drebin is put on the case. Things are made harder when he finds that his ex-girlfriend (Jane) is one of the staff there. As unlikely as it seems, Drebin uncovers a sinister plot involving the heavy fuel lobby to kidnap the President's adviser and replace him with a look-alike that will say what they want. However, with nobody believing him, Frank is forced to take action to expose the leader of the plot ? Jane's new lover, Quentin Hapsburg. Following on from the success of the first film, Frank Drebin is given a second outing and, as before, the humour is silly but comes in heavy doses, creating a pretty consistent tone to the film. The plot is, of course, nonsense and all you really need to know is that, as before, Drebin uncovers a plot that nobody believes while at the same time having love life problems ? but surely nobody will be watching this for the plot (and don't call me Shirley). Instead you will come to this for the steady delivery of absurdly silly jokes, all delivered with straight faces from all the cast. It is rather hit and miss but mostly the jokes are amusing even if there aren't as many laugh out loud moments as I would have liked. The addition of a lot of crude material didn't help and I felt it sucked a bit of the sense of fun out of the film. That is not to say that I didn't laugh out loud (I did) but most of the time I was just chuckling ? which is good enough for my money. A big reason the film is funny is the cast. As always, Nielsen is brilliant at this sort of thing when he is given the material. Here he is not as good as his best stuff (due to the material) but he is still the core of this film and is consistently good. Presley has less to do but is good at the straight-faced stuff. OJ and Kennedy have small roles but they are funny with what they have. Goulet is not as good as Montalban from the first film but he has some nice moments. Overall this is very funny if you are in the mood and, even if you're not, there is still much to enjoy here and it is consistently pretty funny with a real hatful of belly laughs. Not the most high brow of entertainment then but, if you're a fan of the genre then you should love this.

• Anthony L

  
  Scrapes the barrel somewhat.

• Phil H

  
  Almost betters the original, some genius here, this really is the best comedy (with the first) of the 90's, truely hilarious in places. Shame the third was not as good. All cast members reprise their roles and reprise them well :)

• Mike S

  
  Altough I may not like it as much as the first movie, it's definitely a comedy worth returning to. Leslie Nielsen is still the uncrowned king of dead-pan comedy, as he always knows how to make the best of what he has to work with. So if you're in for 90 minutes of good clean… More
  Altough I may not like it as much as the first movie, it's definitely a comedy worth returning to. Leslie Nielsen is still the uncrowned king of dead-pan comedy, as he always knows how to make the best of what he has to work with. So if you're in for 90 minutes of good clean fun, then this movie sure makes for a worthy choice.

• Dean M

  
  The wacky sequel of based on TV comed series' <i>Police Squad</i> is outrageously and hilarious funny. This film lacks the zip of the original, but it's still a nutty romp.

• Dean !

  
  Not quite as funny as the first, but more of the same style jokes for fans of Police Squad.

• xGary X

  
  Reasonably funny and rather more narrative driven than the usual Zucker spoofs but the TV series was still better.

• danny d

  
  its been years since ive seen this, but i remember it being stupid

• Jason S

  
  Not too bad.

• Dillon L

  
  Not as funny as the original, 'Naked Gun 2' still can offer a few cheap slapstick laughs.

• Joey S

  
  Although unlike the first movie, not all the jokes are knee-slappers, this sequel still provides a great deal of hilarious moments. Worth seeing if you enjoyed the first one, although the first will always be the best in this series.

• Juan C

  
  he's back, just accept it! not to compare the first, but this sequal is always funny, laugh out loud hillarious. the jokes never lit down, always funny. A

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