Early reactions to the highly anticipated reboot of The Naked Gun are in, and it seems Liam Neeson has nailed his comedic debut in the iconic franchise. The film, set to release in 2025, has already garnered praise for its witty script and nostalgic nods to the original.
A Fresh Take on a Classic
Stepping into the shoes of Leslie Nielsen’s legendary Frank Drebin, Neeson brings his own flair to the role. Critics who attended early screenings noted his surprising comedic timing and the film’s ability to balance slapstick humour with clever satire.
What the Critics Are Saying
Initial reviews highlight the film’s sharp writing and Neeson’s charismatic performance. One critic described it as "a hilarious homage that stands on its own", while another praised its "relentless energy and laugh-out-loud moments".
Will It Win Over Fans?
With big shoes to fill, the reboot faces high expectations. However, early buzz suggests it might just deliver the perfect blend of nostalgia and fresh humour. Fans of the original series won’t want to miss this revival.
