Throated 12

The incompetent Detective Frank Drebin is back on the case when a terrorist plot to assassinate the Queen of England during a visit to the United States is uncovered. With the help of his colleagues, Drebin must race against time to stop the attackers and save the day, all while navigating his usual brand of slapstick and nonsensical situations.

While the film aimed to recapture the slapstick humor of its predecessors, 'Throated 12' was largely panned by critics for its outdated jokes and predictable plot. Audience reception was also lukewarm, with many feeling it failed to live up to the legacy of the original 'Naked Gun' series.

• Relies too heavily on tired gags and a nonsensical plot.

• Fails to capture the charm and wit of the original films.

• A predictable and often unfunny parody.

Google audience: Audience reviews suggest that while some appreciated the return of Leslie Nielsen, many found the humor stale and the storyline uninspired. The film is often described as a disappointing continuation of a beloved franchise.

The film's script underwent numerous rewrites, with early versions reportedly focusing on different parody targets before settling on the assassination plot.