Wrongfully Accused

Pros: Leslie Nielsen, marvelous parodies, great cast
Cons: none that I can think of

The line I'm using for the title of this review is, of course, uttered by Leslie Nielsen in Wrongfully Accused, a marvelous spoof of The Fugitive series and movie. It's strange how people will have such strong reactions to a movie such as ...

Pros: spoofs a lot of well-known movies, Leslie Nielsen is hilarious
Cons: the style may not appeal to everyone

Leslie Nielsen has long been known for his roles in films that epitomize the slapstick comedy genre. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m pretty sick and tired of slapstick in general, yet I never pass up the chance to enjoy many of the films in ...

Pros: Occasional Moments of Humor, Richard Crenna's Acting
Cons: Parody Without Any Real Insight, Same As Most of Nielsen's Movies

Nothing makes me quite so happy about being able to review something than being able to watch, listen to or read it without necessarily paying for it. I mean, when I review something I absolutely love, I often go out and buy a copy. But when something ...

Pros: Highly amusing at times. Lots of jokes.
Cons: Predictable (In an amusing way though). Much the same as any other Leslie Nielsen flick

I find it quite difficult these days to believe that Leslie Nielsen was actually once a serious actor.
Wrongfully Accused sees Nielsen in one of his usual absurd parodying roles. This time the laughs are at the expense of the hugely...

Pros: Hilarious and creative
Cons: A bit repetitive

Let's face facts. Comedy styles like this are going out the window. This is classic movie writing. Ever since the Three Stooges, a long line of unrealistic, silly slapstick comedy has followed. There was Airplane!, then Airplane 2, all the Naked Gun...

Pros: It's good to see Leslie Nielsen working...
Cons: ...but it's a shame that it's in such an insipid movie.

You may find it hard to believe, but Leslie Nielsen was once a highly respected dramatic actor. From 1949 to 1980, he appeared in over 50 movies and countless television shows, including M*A*S*H, Forbidden Planet and The Big Valley....

Pros: The parody sequences
Cons: meant for adults only

That's what Leslie Nielsen is in this spoof of any number of 1990's flicks, primarily The Fugitive, the premise of which is that a one-armed man actually murdered Richard Kimble's wife.

There are even jokes in the character's name: Ryan...

Pros: It's ridiculously hilarious
Cons: After about an hour or so, you'll want to see whats on television

I had seen the box "Wrongfully Accused", lonely on the high row of movies at a small rental shop, and walked by it dozens of times, until just the other night, when some friends came home, having rented it. I hadn't rented it because it...

Pros: hilarious
Cons: some sexual suggestions

I did not go to Wrongfully Accused to have a religious experience. I went to be entertained---and I was. Leslie Nielsen lived up to my expectations of parody in this movie that combined elements from The Fugitive, U.S. Marshals and even Charlie's...

Pros: I'll get back to you on that.
Cons: Straining for laughs.

This is the worst movie I've ever seen. I can't believe this movie even made it to the bi screen. It was just terrible. That's really the bottom line.
One of my favorite movies of all time was 'The Naked Gun'. In that movie, Leslie Nielsen...

Pros: The whole movie from beginning to end
Cons: None

Is it really Leslie's funniest?? Maybe.. all I know is that everything Leslie does is funny!! From ...

Pros: Very Funny
Cons: Uses other movie scenes

I saw the movie "Wrongfully Accused" because I thought he would be as funny as he is in is "Naked Gun" series. I did not expect much out of the movie until I started watching it. It blends in with "The Fugitive" and...

Pros: none
Cons: the movie stunk

This movie is so stupid, why was it released? Leslie Nielson plays Ryan Harrison who has been framed in shooting a coroporate giant, the movie is one big spoof on itself. There is hardly a plot, and Nielson is not funny. There are alot of jokes in the...