The Naked Gun Trilogy Collection

A Timeless Comedy Collection — 5 Stars for The Naked Gun Trilogy Blu‑Ray Collection The Naked Gun Trilogy Blu‑Ray Collection is an absolute must-have for fans of classic comedy and slapstick humor. Owning all three films in this high-quality Blu‑Ray format makes a world of difference compared to standard DVDs. The picture is sharp, colors are vibrant, and the audio is clear, bringing the zany antics of Frank Drebin and the absurd situations he finds himself in to life in a way that really enhances the viewing experience. Every visual gag, pratfall, and subtle background joke comes through perfectly, making it easy to catch humor you might have missed in previous viewings. This collection is perfect for anyone who enjoys marathon movie nights. Having all three films together is incredibly convenient — you don’t have to track down separate editions, and the consistent quality across the trilogy makes for seamless viewing. Whether revisiting the series for nostalgia or introducing it to new viewers, the set delivers a complete and satisfying experience. The pacing of each movie is excellent, keeping the laughs coming from start to finish, and the comedy never feels dated, despite the decades since the original release. The humor in The Naked Gun films remains timeless. From absurd physical comedy to clever wordplay and ridiculous situations, the trilogy is packed with laughs that appeal to a wide range of audiences. Leslie Nielsen’s impeccable deadpan delivery as Frank Drebin is as entertaining as ever, and the supporting cast adds depth and charm to the chaos. Watching the trilogy back-to-back is a joy, and it’s easy to see why these films are considered iconic in the world of comedy. In addition to the films themselves, the set feels like a valuable addition to any collection. The packaging is sturdy and visually appealing, making it great for display as well as use. It’s a set you can return to again and again, whether for a quick laugh or a full-on binge of absurd hilarity. Overall, The Naked Gun Trilogy Blu‑Ray Collection is a flawless blend of high-quality presentation and timeless comedy. It’s funny, clever, and endlessly rewatchable, offering everything fans could hope for in a complete set. For its entertainment value, quality, and sheer fun, this collection easily earns a full 5 stars.

I never did care much for the 3rd movie, but the first 2 are great. Leslie Nielsen's total deadpan delivery makes them so much funnier. And the new one with Liam Neeson is right up there with them.

How could you argue with three naked gun movies all in one set? This was a gag gift, but you’ll never stop laughing.

Just a great set of movies here. Can’t go wrong!

Works great

The Zucker Brothers with Leslie Nielsen, was an explosive combination when making this trilogy. Over 30 years later, is still very funny

Disk was quality movie.

"The Naked Gun Trilogy" may or may not be "three times deadlier than regular comedy," as this DVD's front cover copy proclaims. What's certain is that the three films contained within-"The Naked Gun: From The Files of Police Squad," "The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear," and "The Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult"-are funnier than regular comedy. That's because the filmmakers are willing to do anything for a laugh-including slapstick, satire, scatological humor, and puns. And if one joke fails to work, which is rare, the next one will be on screen momentarily. There's little point in attempting to summarize plots, which exist merely as excuses on which the filmmakers-including David Zucker of "Airplane!" fame-hang all those jokes. The common thread connecting them all is the romance between Lt. Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) and Jane Spencer (Priscilla Presley). As that plays out, Drebin finds himself going undercover as an umpire at Dodger Stadium to thwart an assassination attempt on Queen Elizabeth; stop a plot to sabotage national ecology policy; and go undercover once again as Phil Donahue to stop a terrorist from blowing up the Academy Awards. This last gives us one of the truly great lines of film dialogue: "Phil Donahue is puking in the trombone." And as if that weren't enough, we also get to see real celebrities such as Pia Zadora, Mary Lou Retton and James Earl Jones playing themselves while Drebin-as-Donahue turns the award ceremony into a disaster. Nielsen, Presley and George Kennedy-as Drebin's superior, Capt. Ed Hocken-are the glue holding these films together. None of them ever suggests they know all this funny stuff's going on around them. They play every pun, every one-liner, every slapstick routine and sight gag as seriously as if they were appearing in an actual 1960s TV police drama-appropriate, given that the films are adapted from the short-lived "Police Squad!" TV series of the early 1980s, which parodied 1960s police dramas. Like Don Adams, Barbara Feldon and Edward Platt in these films' cousin, the original "Get Smart" TV series, they're the center around which the madness revolves-a madness which extends even into the films' closing credits, so don't walk away from the screen once they start rolling. "The Naked Gun Trilogy" is goofy and lots of fun.

Been meaning to buy these for a long time. Arrived in sealed and in good order. Thank you.

The naked gun trilogy is a masterwork of slapstick comedy. While there are some jokes that are very much not in vogue today, the trilogy is a wholly enjoyable experience. It is a bit weird going back to these movies though because OJ simpson plays a recurring character. To be fair to OJ, his performance as Nordberg is great. It's just weird seeing him from the pre-murder trial era. Anyways back on topic; Leslie Nielsen is amazing as always.

Leslie was a great comedy actor love all his movies

Preis/Leistung super, ist nur blöd, dass wegen des Brexit alles aus UK jetzt so lange dauert.

Not seen for many a year, it was a pleasure with reservations. No ONE _ The prologue. All those real tyrants played by lookalikes, spouting hatred and death to America. Funny? Maybe, but not much has cjhanged!!! Anyway, if you know what to expect in the way of humour, this trilogy won't let you down. Slapstick, subtle "doings" in the background and solid spot on performences from the cast especially George Kennedy and of course Nielsen. I thought No TWO was actually funnier than One, and THREE was OK but needed serious editing for the climax. Good VFM with commentaries and good subtitles. Will I watch them again in my lifetime? Possibly not but then I am "very old" (P.S. If you can do sit through and watch the end titles. They snuck in some funny ones.)