Good evening everyone and to those of you reading this while evading a group of international poultry smugglers. I’m Frank Drebin from Police Squad, here to provide you with the honest truth about the new Naked Gun. And when I say honest, I mean a bit skewed, because the projector was slightly misaligned in the theater.
To start, Liam Neeson steps into my old size 12 loafers as Frank Drebin Jr., and trust me, he fits them better than I ever did. Mostly because I left a tuna sandwich in there back in '89. Neeson has the deadpan delivery, the thousand-yard stare, and the kind of heroic clumsiness that could halt a speeding train—or at least trip over the tracks in front of it.
The film has everything you could desire: car chases that defy the laws of physics, romance that defies good taste, and explosions that violate city fire regulations. The slapstick is sharp, the jokes come quicker than a donut at a precinct meeting, and the body count of destroyed potted plants is through the roof.
However, it’s not without its shortcomings. Some jokes seem like they’ve been pulled from my old case files, and one gag about smart fridges left me feeling colder than my ex-wife’s restraining order. But hey, when you have banana peels, flying baseballs, and a police investigation that resolves itself purely by chance, you can’t really complain.https://listen.hubhopper.com/episode/war-of-the-worlds-2025-my-honest-review/32923183
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