Poster © Paramount Pictures · 320×474, fair use, to show which film it is. Why.The Naked Gun
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- How they landed
- they split2 critics, 72 to 85
- Best thing said
In the thick of reboot culture, The Naked Gun is a prime example of filmmakers taking a nostalgic piece of cinema and making good on its legacy.
Hanna Flint, Time Out · we gave it 85- Worst thing said
[Neeson] deadpans it impeccably, but perhaps doesn't quite have Nielsen's eerie innocence.
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian · we gave it 72- Film
- Akiva Schaffer · 2025 · United States
The guide0 of 7 came up · every line is a critic’s own words
ViolenceNobody mentioned it
Sex and nudityNobody mentioned it
SwearingNobody mentioned it
Drink and drugsNobody mentioned it
UpsettingNobody mentioned it
OffensiveNobody mentioned it
Hard to sit throughNobody mentioned it
All 2 reviews
In the thick of reboot culture, The Naked Gun is a prime example of filmmakers taking a nostalgic piece of cinema and making good on its legacy. It honours the humour above all, and you'd be hard-pushed to find a funnier film this year.
Hanna Flint, Time Out · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by us · FP00010385we gave it
[Neeson] deadpans it impeccably, but perhaps doesn't quite have Nielsen's eerie innocence. In any case, it doesn't stop this reboot of the Naked Gun franchise from being a lot of fun. It is a life-support system for some outrageous gags.
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by us · FP00010472we gave it
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Hanna FlintTime OutWhere we read it
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