Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult

Silly enough to make you laugh sometimes in spite of yourself -- at least if you're feeling like a little boy.

The film's first-time director, Peter Segal, has adopted the series' style seamlessly.

This time out, they've apparently hit bottom.

Wherever you are in the story, there's always something funny coming at you.

It occurred to me, watching the film, that what Leslie Nielsen and Priscilla Presley do here is not easy, and is done well. It would be fatal to the movie if either one ever betrayed the slightest suggestion that they know funny things are going on.

Manages to be not only still funny but energetically slapped together and occasionally inventive.

The latest installment in the sublime gag-a-minute series does to the Oscars what we'd all like to see done to them: turns them into a rich, aromatic stew of kitsch and calamity.

Good, naughty fun.

For the average quality of the gags, it's not worth the bother.

An unpretentious, silly, low-brow comedy that has the juice to induce laughter if you don't mind going low for the laughs.