By Nate Feldman
Frank Drebin (Liam Neeson), Detective Lieutenant Police Squad, foils a bank robbery by dressing up as a young girl and surprising the armed robbers. However, he was not given permission to do this by the police squad, so he is assigned to traffic crashes. There, he comes across a crashed car in a ravine. The deceased driver, Simon Davenport, worked for EdenTech and its eccentric owner Richard Crane (Danny Huston). It turns out Crane has a diabolical plan to return humans to an "animalistic" state, causing humanity to annihilate one another. Meanwhile, Drebin falls in love with Simon's sister, Beth Davenport (Pamela Anderson), who eagerly wants to find out what caused her brother's death.
This film is a reboot to the classic Naked Gun spook movies of the late 80s-early 90s starring Leslie Nielsen as Frank Drebin, the father of Neeson's character. Like those films, this movie is not to be taken too seriously, and should be enjoyed for its slapstick humor. I found the characters to be amusing, and I laughed at many scenes, so while it may not be a classic, it's definitely worth watching once or twice, especially if you are in the mood for something lighthearted.
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