Leslie Nielsen Rocks! 'The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!', proves that fact, evidently. An amazing performance, that deserves the highest amounts of praises. He plays it dumb, with such flexibility, that you actually leave this slap-stick comedy with happiness.
'The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!', is directed by David Zucker, a legend in his own right. Zucker has even written the film along-with his legendary combo of Jerry Zucker, Jim Abrahams & Pat Proft. This one's a fast-paced slapstick comedy, that includes a lot of visual and verbal puns and gags, and chronicles the adventures of Nielsen's character, the bumbling police Lieutenant Frank Drebin.
There are hilarious moments all through. The Writing is absurd, funny & lively. It succeeds by holding your attention completely, from start to end. The dialogue, are outrageous, but so very innovative at the same time. Zucker has had a ball making this flick, and his excitement reflects on the screen each minute. Cinematography by Robert M. Stevens, captures each and every moment, wonderfully.
Leslie Nielsen can never die in the memory of film-buffs, like me and many more. His performance here, according to me, ranks as one of the most intelligently funny performances of all-times. A special mention for Priscilla Presley, for her sincere & likable performance in here.
On the whole, Don't miss this one! Logic can be over-looked for sometime.
'The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!', is directed by David Zucker, a legend in his own right. Zucker has even written the film along-with his legendary combo of Jerry Zucker, Jim Abrahams & Pat Proft. This one's a fast-paced slapstick comedy, that includes a lot of visual and verbal puns and gags, and chronicles the adventures of Nielsen's character, the bumbling police Lieutenant Frank Drebin.
There are hilarious moments all through. The Writing is absurd, funny & lively. It succeeds by holding your attention completely, from start to end. The dialogue, are outrageous, but so very innovative at the same time. Zucker has had a ball making this flick, and his excitement reflects on the screen each minute. Cinematography by Robert M. Stevens, captures each and every moment, wonderfully.
Leslie Nielsen can never die in the memory of film-buffs, like me and many more. His performance here, according to me, ranks as one of the most intelligently funny performances of all-times. A special mention for Priscilla Presley, for her sincere & likable performance in here.
On the whole, Don't miss this one! Logic can be over-looked for sometime.