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The mockumentary is now a thriving subgenre, but no one will ever do it better than the Tap. It’s squirm-inducing at times (getting lost in the bowels of the arena, or the limousine window divider getting rolled up on a too-chatty Bruno Kirby), and that’s because, for all its zaniness, it speaks the truth of life in the music industry. “Big Bottom”, “Stonehenge”), and they never break character or the fourth wall to let the audience in on the joke.

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That the three stars are talented musicians in their own right lends the movie a rare authenticity Guest, McKean, and Shearer pour their souls into the intentionally silly songs they wrote (e.g. A sequel to Hot Shots and the second installment in the Hot Shots franchise, the movie primarily spoofs the 1980s action films. It stars Charlie Sheen, Lloyd Bridges, Valeria Golino, Richard Crenna (parodying his Colonel role in the Rambo franchise), Brenda Bakke, Miguel Ferrer, Rowan Atkinson, and Jerry Haleva. There’s never been a broader target for satire than rock-and-roll musicians or the rockumentaries they stumble through under the influence of god-knows-what, and the killer comedy quartet of Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, and Rob Reiner hit one bullseye after another in this one-time cult favorite that is now one of the most quoted films of all time. Hot Shots Part Deux is a 1993 American parody film directed by Jim Abrahams. Extra special praise to Richard Dimitri, whose Roman Moronie would’ve ensured the film an R-rating if his profanity-laced tirades weren’t as mangled as the rest of his English.

It does get dirty (inexplicably so with the “Enlarged Scrotum Syndrome” sequence), but it glides by on the daffy charm of Michael Keaton and Marilu Henner.

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Though the film arrived a year after Brian De Palma’s “Scarface”, it’s neck-deep in references to Cagney-era wiseguy business, to the quaint extent that it often feels like an extended “Carol Burnett Show” sketch. Hot Shots 'You risked the lives of some damn fine pilots And that's my job' In a World full of serious action movies, filled with huge explosions, improbably hot women, and angsty, tortured heroes with tragic backgrounds, one man stood up against the status quo and said, 'No more We don't have to sit here and endure the same plot.

Or maybe they just respected Amy Heckerling’s perennially underrated “Johnny Dangerously” that much. The youtube algorithm for once did good instead of evil and randomly recommended me random scenes of.

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Perhaps this tidiness scared our great film parodists from tackling the genre during their prime (Jim Abrahams was well off the top of his game when he made “Jane Austen’s Mafia!”). In Hot Shots Part Deux(1993), while the character Colonel Denton Walters is parody of Crennas character from the Rambo movies, his name is actually reference to the character he played in the 1952 tv series Our Miss Brooks(Walter Denton). Of all the classic Hollywood genres, gangster films have the simplest formula: a smart poor kid sees an express lane to riches via a life of crime, becomes king of the hill, then topples all the way down to his death.