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Rating:  - SPY HARD
LESLIE NIELSON another sequal comedy which is quite watchable and laughable with other cast actors + actresses,strongly believe all his comedy movies are worth watching,i wonder where do they get all this spoof ideas from,pls keep it up for fans like me,will give 4 stars
Rating:  - The Best Of Leslie Nielsen.
No need to analyze the plot. Just go for the raid. Parodies, slapstick comedy and plain silliness. If you are in the right mood, it is incredibly funny.
Rating: - Not Enhanced for Widescreen TVs
You can read the other reviews to get a good idea about this movie. It is rated PG-13 "For Crude Humor and Sexual Innuendo", you have been warned. My main issue is that this DVD is not enhanced for widescreen TVs -- that is, the video is encoded at a 4:3 aspect ratio with black bars at the top and bottom, which will cause black bars all around the image.
Rating: - "Leave me alone, I'm and unarmed man"
Andy Griffith saves what little there is to this unabashed spy spoof. You may remember Andy in several T.V. series as Mayberry R.F.D. and Matlock. Andy playing General Rancor in this film is spoofing General Midwinter (Ed Begley) in "Billion Dollar Brain" (1967).
The standard story is General Rancor will destroy the world once he gets his computer chip the same chip that can not be destroyed as it can cure world hunger. Of course there is an imprisoned father scientist being sought by an overtly sexy daughter who incorporates the help of WD-40, a slippery agent.
Top Secret!
Rating:  - Not Terrible, but Not Great either
I'm going to have to agree with most of the previous reviewers in saying that this is indeed not the best of films compared to other spoofs out there.
Spy Hard, following in the footsteps of Date Movie, Epic Movie, Shriek if You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th, and the Scary Movie series, is a parody of several films including James Bond, Home Alone, Pulp Fiction, and even Jurassic Park among others.
It is a humorous movie... at times. The casting is good, though most of the dialogues could have been a lot better. What it comes down to is that they could have and should have worked on the humor much more.
The girls are a great addition; Nicolette Sheridan was simply AMAZING!
Short appearances by Fabio, Hulk Hogan, Weird Al Yankovic, Ray Charles, and others did nothing really to significantly improve the mediocrity of this movie.
Overall, far from being a masterpiece, it just might provide for an evening's entertainment if one is in a really silly mood and/or intoxicated.
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