Rate and Review the Movie the Naked Gun 2
 | Review by: Matt Brighton |
| Posted on: December 9th, 2015 |
Plot: What's it near?
As with about every movie hitting these days, there is e'er the inevitable follow-upwardly. In the case of "The Naked Gun", they waited three years to make theirs, but it'due south notwithstanding just as funny. Granted, there really is no substitute for the original, merely role 2 takes right after it's predecessor. Featuring almost the exact same cast as the first (except for Montalban, who as the villain, was killed in the catastrophe of the original), the story is well-nigh the same, only the jokes are much different (in content), just there's however no reason not to laugh at this ever so funny and clever sequel.
Information technology'southward been iii years since Jane (Priscilla Presley) and Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) take met, but afterward their love affair in the first movie, they accept gone their seperate ways. With the "Police Squad", headed up by Drebin, now located in Washington D.C. Similar the beginning movie, we larn of the plot and information technology's rather simple as well. Jane'due south new boyfriend, Quentin Hapsburg (Robert Goulet) is planning to destroy the surroundings in order for people to back up his new nuclear power plant. Of course this volition get Quentin very rich and all volition be well…It'southward up to Frank to cease him…at any cost. Frank, however, is having problems of his own. He sees Jane again and wants to go back together with her, and also finds out that Quentin is the i behind the environmental scheme. Trying to convince Jane of her new beau's evil intentions is a subplot in this film, though watching it is more of a joy than though-provoking. One scene that stands out as one that I forgot is when Jane and Frank are in their restaurant waiting for dinner. They ask the pianist to play "their song" and as he agrees, he of a sudden starts belting out "Ding dong the witch is expressionless…". Truly a great scene!
This moving-picture show was made in 1991, which gave it some more movies to spoof, only the whole series is mainly a spoof on itself, and so the comedy remains intact. Also, O.J. Simpson, reprising his role as Nordberg, has a lot less to exercise with this role here, showing up in occasional scenes, but almost steals the show as he gets dragged from Washington D.C. to Detroit underneath a bus. As with the first movie, the artistic team of Zucker and Abrahams are back and it's pretty much a sure bet that if yous liked the first installment, than this one has everything you're looking for. A commentary track adds to the value of this disc.
Video: How does it look?
It's taken quite a while for the two Naked Gun sequels to appear on Blu-ray and I'd like to say it was worth the expect. But I don't like to lie or mislead readers in my reviews. Unfortunately this is nevertheless another Paramount itemize title that's been handed over to Warner and has been churned out with admittedly no love. The ane.85:1 AVC Hard disk drive epitome simply reeks of early 90's cinematography, grain is abundant, the image a bit jittery and it'southward only kind of a mess. Now, I will say, this is not unwatchable, but it'southward a far cry from the crystal clear examples of nigh perfection that we've been accustomed to. I'm willing to bet that fans of the movies won't mind likewise much, but however – these could have really benefitted from…annihilation done to them visually.
Audio: How does it sound?
Also presented in a DTS HD Master Audio mix, this is a remastered version of the original Dolby Surround runway. Sounding much better than the original, it's obvious as the progression of these Naked Gun movies go, that we can tell that the audio is a constantly improving thing. Dialogue is clean and well-centered, and a few surround effects liven up the activity sequences.
Supplements: What are the extras?
Nothing here. The previous DVD had some trailers and even a commentary track. Those seem to exist eerily absent on this disc. That's too bad.
The Bottom Line
Looking just a bit better than the DVD's that came out in 2000, The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Odor of Fear has finally hit Blu-ray. But with a less than boilerplate video presentation and average audio quality forth with supplements which we all know exist and are absent-minded – information technology's a hard recommendation.
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