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u/childish_sadbino666 1d ago
My favorite bit was him putting a glove on one hand, wiping his nose with the newly gloved hand, then grabbing pivotal evidence at a crime scene with the ungloved hand.
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u/Ozzdo 1d ago
It may not be as laugh out loud funny as the rest of the movie, but I love that he has a whole speech about Buffy The Vampire Slayer in the middle of the movie for absolutely no reason.
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u/QuartzBeamDST 1d ago
It was so fucking detailed too. Straight-up naming several characters and even referencing a very specific episode.
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u/Zanzaben 1d ago
That very specific episode being Once More, with Feeling. Which is arguably the most famous single episode from the show.
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u/QuartzBeamDST 1d ago
I'm not sure that's accurate, tbh.
But that's beside the point because I was actually talking about Doppelgangland. :P
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u/JancariusSeiryujinn 1d ago
I feel like Hush is probably the 'most famous' episode, or the Zippo, because a lot of people use it as an example of 'Xander when he doesn't suck'
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u/QuartzBeamDST 1d ago
I feel like if there's one "most famous" episode, it'd be The Body.
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u/Pseudo_Panda1 1d ago
According to IMDB: "Once More, with Feeling" "Hush" and "The Body" are all tied for the highest rated episode. So this is one of those rare Reddit moments where everyone is right
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u/Carvj94 1d ago
The whole TiVo joke was so dry and drawn out it was objectively a bad joke, but I think that's why I liked it.
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u/pr1ceisright 1d ago
I guess the writer fought hard to keep that joke in the movie knowing full well maybe only half the audience would even get it.
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u/HyperfixChris 1d ago
The whole scene where he watches the video of himself eating the chili dogs had my sides literally hurting.
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u/redstar99 1d ago
“…I had five more that day”
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u/BallsDeepinYourMammi 1d ago
The callback at the end when he’s describing the plot device, “weighs about two and a half chili dogs” as well
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u/Impressive-Safe2545 1d ago
Mine was “I would never forget Fergie😤”
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u/DemandCommercial6349 1d ago
"I was upset about the Janet Jackson Superbowl performance"
"That was 20 years ago!"
"Not to me!"
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u/HeyaGames 1d ago
"like the 2003 hit by the black eyed peas says, let's get retarded" my sides went into orbit
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u/PissingOnHospitality 1d ago
My favorite was "like an idiot's finished jigsaw puzzle, I'd been framed"
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u/kleslieboyd 1d ago
My favorite was the Bad Guy talking to his committee about how These People are Not Like Us (heavily implying demographic differences) and one of them kept misunderstanding him. They have crab hands! L🤌🤏
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u/Thirty2wo 1d ago
“You can’t fight city hall”
“Yeah it’s a building”
I dunno why but that one just got me 🤣🤣
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u/jazzigirl 1d ago
Him and Pam Anderson were such an iconic duo in this movie. The whole infrared scene with the dog had me laughing for the whole theater to hear!
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u/12thshadow 1d ago
I was the only one laughing out loud at that but, when I was in the theatre. Bunch o'rubes
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u/Nerdy_Valkyrie 1d ago
God that movie was great.
The little detail the glass keeps twisting on its own as he puts in on the counter as well
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u/Dologolopolov 1d ago
THAT IS HILARIOUS! Omg i did not even notice
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u/Nerdy_Valkyrie 1d ago
When I noticed the movie making small, unacknowledged background jokes like that, I knew it was worthy to continue the Naked Gun legacy.
Sure, it's not as good as the first one. But it doesn't have to be. If anything it just has to be better than the third one.
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u/King_Tuvix 1d ago
My absolute favorite of these was in the PD, they have a Cold Cases department in the background which was just a giant walk-in fridge
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u/Stuckinfemalecloset 1d ago
I loved where he asks for a glass of water, sparking, only for them to bring a glass of water with a firework sprinkler in it. Just one of those many silly little gags that really made it such a great reboot of the series
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u/dragon_bacon 1d ago
The arena was named Ponzischeme.com arena.
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u/Arcranium_ 1d ago
And also the MacGuffin that they steal at the beginning of the movie is called the P.L.O.T. Device
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u/EdgeOfApocalypse 1d ago
In the PD, the text "Police Squad" on the doors is reversed on only one word, meaning that one word is backwards no matter which side of the door you are on.
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u/mikemountain 1d ago
The cop with the lemonade stand kids just walking through for a few seconds 😂 they absolutely captured the spirit, even if they couldn't perfectly capture Leslie's magic
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u/nastyjman 1d ago
The icing was the ending gag where everyone was frozen except them. A great callback to the show.
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u/Lord-Albeit-Fai 1d ago
I watched the first one after this, tbh I think this movie is around just as good as the first movie, granted theres a margin of error with depending how these jokes land one can be better for another.
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u/nuttydogpoo 1d ago
Why I love watching movies more than once. Once you’ve watched it for the movie itself, then it can be watched for the little things
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u/ScipioCoriolanus 1d ago
Neeson's delivery is so good! I hope he does more comedy. I want this to be a trilogy.
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u/myfajahas400children Gotti 1d ago
I heard he can't do anymore of these because he has full-blown AIDS
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u/stfnotguilty 1d ago
He's riddled with it.
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u/FloppyObelisk929 1d ago
He got it from a well known homosexual actor
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u/Exotic-Priority5050 1d ago
Huh, I thought it was from an African prostitute who had no choice but to sell her body to him.
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u/BluesyPompanno 1d ago
I love the self cleaning glass
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u/maybeBrenda 1d ago
OMG I did NOT catch that when I watched it in the theater.. I gotta re-watch and catch "all the jokes!" (tm)
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u/the-National-Razor 1d ago
That's funny as hell.
E: just the idea that he's shot 1000's of people in one city is funny on its own
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u/Away_Material5757 1d ago
His father killed 3000 bad guys and wounded 432.
Once he ran over two with his car while he was parking. He was lucky that they were dealers.
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u/ImpracticalApple 1d ago
"Bad guys". It's implied he shot loads of innocent people too. He gunned down an entire theatre group that were acting out as scene from Shakespeare in the Park because he mistook the scene where Julius Caeser gets stabbed as being a real murder attempt.
Drebin's incompetance must have been genetically passed down to his son.
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u/AirRemote7732 1d ago
Yeah it's a running joke that Frank kills a lot of people, sometimes criminals and sometimes innocents, and there are absolutely no consequences for it because he's a cop.
Well... We shot a lot of people together. It's been great. But today I retire, so if I do any shooting now, it'll have to be within the confines of my own home. Hopefully, an intruder and not an in-law, like at my bachelor party.
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u/No-Admin1684 1d ago
And that he can effortlessly filter those thousands of people on the fly based on given criteria, like he's building a goddamn database query.
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u/Nihlus11 1d ago
He must be an NCIS protagonist in his spare time. The team in NCIS LA kills over 100 people in the first season alone (which would've been over 10% of all shootings by law enforcement in the entire US that year).
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u/AceOBlade 1d ago
it also implies he shot 49 people of color in the back as they were running away.
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u/Unhappy_Gazelle392 1d ago
The Blue Lives Matter Nightmare, Cody Rhodes!
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u/leothesilent 1d ago
But I thought Cody solved racism by being in an interracial marriage
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u/Little_Plankton4001 1d ago edited 1d ago
When I knew I was watching something brilliant: the whole "a car is speeding down the road and two workmen start crossing the street holding something big and/or delicate" joke is one that's been done a hundred times. So many times that I didn't think there was a new way to do it.
But they took that very tired, very old joke and still figured out a way to give it a new (and very funny) punchline. I was amazed.
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u/StolenLampy 1d ago
The windshield coming back on to the car got me so good, such a fun movie! Everyone involved crushed it
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u/kinesthetic0001 1d ago
Liam Neeson being so happy to meet everyone in this movie is so amazing and really sells it for me
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u/babubaichung 1d ago
The device being named ‘plot device’ cracked me up. That’s probably the first joke in the movie.
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u/ankdain 1d ago
Instantly reminded me of the book Snow Crash where the main character's name is
Hiro Protagonist... get's me every time!15
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u/Klutnusters 1d ago
Melanin in his soul! Negro icon Cody Rhodes!
Cody Raheem Rhodes, what an actor
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u/AEHBlandalorian 1d ago
Doin’ it for the culture, my G
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u/YoungBeef03 1d ago
When blacks are down, Cody’s there. And he knows how to braid hair. The thing he put his kid in regularly… is CORNROWS!
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u/TheMayorOfBismond 1d ago
OP left out the best part at the end
"So how's he doing anyway?"
"Are you kidding me? Bad."
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u/Mikes005 1d ago
I want to do comedy...
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u/New-Leg2417 1d ago
Now
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u/Secret_Account07 1d ago
I just watched this movie again last night
I’m blown away by how good it is. Non stop laughing
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u/SistaChans 1d ago
It literally is laugh out loud hilarious, all the jokes are so silly. We need more of this in comedy movies. All comedies these days are trying so hard to be grounded in reality when we just need stupid shit to laugh at again, like comedies from the 90's
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u/Great_Ad_3026 1d ago
fav part was him telling Pam about the constant voice of "that was f--n Awesome"! had me dying.
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u/UnemployedMeatBag 1d ago
Parody and in general good comedy movies were very needed and this got that magic that mostly disappeared since 2010'ish.
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u/URAQTPI69 1d ago
The literal next joke is just as good!
You're Tony's brother! How is he?!
Bartender: Are you serious? Not good.
Oh yeah.
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u/Romnir 1d ago
I have some pretty high hopes for this series going forward, this movie was a solid 80/100 even if the plot got fuzzy near the end. I feel like the scat gag in the club went on way too long, though. Which I get is the point but I wish it was handled a little differently.
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u/ghgfghffghh 1d ago
Overall it was better than I was expecting. The snowman sequence was probably my favorite bit. I do feel like it could’ve been a little faster/more absurd overall but who knows if audiences would’ve liked that today.
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u/randigital 1d ago
Legit lol. I need to see this