This article contains spoilers for the "naked gun".

In Nicole Kidman's version of the cineman fidelity pledge, we come to the cinema to laugh, cry and care, but it still seems not to do much of the first part. To be fair, there were some great theater comedies published in the last five years as screaming funny epic of slap "hundreds of beard", But they rarely come from a larger study. Of course, there are exceptions like "Barbie" or a miniature success of "without hard feelings", but otherwise recent studio comedies have passed, transmitted to streaming, or simply not done. Comedy like Extremely funny "joy driving" in 2023 It is simply not treated with the same mourning as a blockbuster action film. But if there is a movie this year that possesses the power to hope that it has changed that tide, that's the "naked gun".

Excessive Positive Review of Ethan Anderton From Akiva Schaefer's legacy for /film calls the funniest film of 2025, and I'm pretty much on the same virtual wavelength. The "naked gun" made me laugh all over the world. It is an exciting silly 85-minute laughter riots that released a funny sight of another, which was done better by seeing it with a crowd. Shafer, director of excellent comedies like "Hotge Gender" And "Popter: Never stop never stopping," he manages to make his cheat led by Liam Nyson to feel like a welcome companion of what David Zucker created, Jimim Abrahams and Jerry Jerry (otherwise known).

Before Frank Drebin on Leslie Nielsen, the audience laughed at his buttons in 1988, the character was introduced in The short -lived series "Police Composition". Although it was frivolously canceled by ABC After only six episodes, the unusual in 1982 became a cult hit once again people got the wind. But where the "police composition" was focused exclusively on the lamping of direct policemen plays such as "M composition" and "Adam-12", the original "Naked Gun" trilogy painted on a far wider cultural canvas. Indeed, when the first film directly parodies the confrontation in the office of the mayor of "Dirty Harry", the sequels make their own comedian titles of "Casablanca" and "Ghost". "Naked Pistol 33 ⅓" even gets a double with a funny shootout at the Union Station from Brian Depalma's "untouchable" and Brian Depalma "Potemkin" staircase.

Shafer's "naked gun" allows very humorous playing with words and creative glasses to take over the reins, but there is only one sequence that directly deceived not only one of the most prized action films of the 2010s, but also one of Tom Cruise's biggest hits.

A technique of Mogul Richard Kane (Dani Huston) may be the central antagonist of the "naked gun", but Sig Gustafson (Kevin Durand) is more than ready to look out for the strain on the strainer Frank Drebin Runior (Liam Neyson) for his boss. The opening shows that the security hen steals the conspiracy device (primary law on hardness) as part of Kane's wicked plan to bring people back to their animal instincts and build their destruction. The only problem with preventing this is that Drebin Runior is not very smart - at least, not when it comes to getting easy answers.

However, Drebin's destructive offspring manages to get Gustafson's fall during an unusual interrogation in which he wakes up foxes in a hospital bed, as long as Drebin Runior waited for the nature of the conspiracy device. Fortunately, an untreated detective undermines the tired "sexual assault in jail" a joke with a joke by stepping up his perspective to be a prison influential whose potentially wonderful Mugshot will make the internet sensation, which in the end cannot maintain their intensity after receiving another beautiful criminal their face there. When Gustafson finally spilled his Intel project Inferno, Drebin Runior got in touch with his inner Ethan Hunt and has the Wallsids to crash around him in the same way as the opening of the "Mission: Impossible - Outputs".

I had the feeling that Schafer relied in a parody of the false "Fallout", where Etan (Tom Cruise), Luther (Wing Rames) and Benji (Wolf Blitzer/Simon Peg) trick Nils Delbruk (Christopher Jonaner) and I Delbruk (Christopher Jonaner). In both cases, it's so great for the audience. I laughed the first time I saw him in "Fallout", because I couldn't believe Christopher McCarari and Cruz have given us to expect us to expect unexpectedly, and yet we all fell for it. If someone goes to all the trouble to create a huge hospital room set with CAX CNN's show on Wolf Blitzer's showThese are the best agents in the impossible mission. Going right away from Ethan saying, "What has been done is done when we say it's done" and then moving full speed forward in the title sequence is the films.

Fortunately, the "naked gun" does not just stop at the fall of the set. Drebin Runior, a man who believes that police officers do not arrest other police officers, gets a surprise when they crash even more Wallsids to reveal A. bigger Placing orchestrated by Detective Barnes (Lisa Cochi) for the interior for the illegal interrogation of Gustafson. And only when you think there are no more Wallsids to be destroyed, the third operation reveals the OSHA for all the security dangers set. He has turned one of the great cinematic Gotchas since the 2010's in a very funny ambush of Russian proportions of nesting dolls.

(A trick in the hospital could Also Be watched as a knot on the stage "Mission: Impossible II" when Hunt Hudvinks Brendan Gleeson, Pharmaceutical CEO Johnon McCloy, to give up the information about Belerophone while he is trapped in a hospital bed.)

There were so many ways that the "Naked Gun" crew could lie to setting up as part of a set of CGI set. But instead, they built all the work for real. Shafer has a deep respect for the genres of films that he deceived and simply wanted to stay close to the spirit of how they were made. "Fallout", along with other McCari mission films ": Impossible", were made with so much care and attention to make many tricks in the camera. The Naked Pistol Hospital would not be collected as he did without the production designer was Brzeski and Construction Coordinator Stacy McIntosh (who actually did some work on "Mission: Impossible - Protocol for Ghosts").

Where McIntosh was responsible for rigging the Wallsids to climb up and down, Brzeski talked about the different levels of planning needed to visualize the castle while under the weather crisis in the film's seals:

"First, we made a little digital animated to show Akiva how it would work; and then, we went through every step and engineered it. We had two days to shoot it, and we were worried that we would not have enough time. But at the end of the day, it was one of the funniest films."

I clearly remember that I notice that non-digetic music can't help but sounds True Like Lorn Balf's "Fallout" result, only to reveal loans that he was a primary composer for the "naked gun". I'm sure it would not be too difficult to darken his result with another composer, especially since the rights of both films are owned by Paramount, but it makes it much funny that Balf had a great enough sense of humor to parodize his job.

The best frauds fulfill their goals at their level, and both ways of paying tribute to one of Cruz's most successful films prove that the "naked gun" has always been in good hands.

The naked gun is now playing in cinemas all over the country.