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Couple Tim and Millie (Dave Franco and Alison Brie) move to the country in hopes to start a new life and help their relationship. One day going hiking, both fall into a cave, after a few hours they finally get out, but things start taking a scary turn for Tim and Millie.

If not for the good performances of Alison Brie and Dave Franco, this would be just a gross out horror film. The chemistry with them is on spot, fact that they are a couple in real life really makes it work well. Director Michael Shanks really knows how to bring the unsettling moments on screen, where you in the audience are just holding on your seat. If you are a big fan of body horror, then I hope you give Together a look.

Frank Drebin legacy lives on, through his son Frank Drebin Jr (Liam Neeson), who is a police detective, trying to thwart a ruthless businessman Richard Crane (Danny Houston) evil plot.

The comedy will keep you laughing, amazing how Liam Neeson plays it very straight, and saying the jokes, is what makes it funnier than ever. It pays homage to the original and at the same time it stands on its own. Pamela Anderson really shines well here, showing her comedy chops, she and Neeson have amazing chemistry. The plot is about you would think, if you seen the past Naked Gun films, you'll know what to expect going into this.

I can't really comment on the 1994 Fantastic Four film because I didn't see it, but I did see the 2005 film and it's 2007 sequel, and liked them for what they were worth, and the 2015 film and no more to be said there.

I admire the way that it doesn't take place in the same universe as The Avengers, trying to be its own film, and it really stands on its own. Pedro Pascal really shines has Reed Richards-Mister Fantastic, showing that he is not only a superhero, but a very smart guy, always trying to balance things out. Vannesa Kirby is great has Sue Storm-Invisible Woman, also trying to balance superhero life and motherhood. And Joesph Quinn is awesome has Johnny Storm-The Human Torch, never goes over the top with goofiness the way Chris Evans did, and Ebon Moss - Bachrach is also awesome as Ben Grimm-The Thing, showing him making peace with what he has become.

Very well directed by Matt Shakman (WandaVision), showing it's not impossible to direct a good Fantastic Four film. Everybody really clicks with each other on film, and the effects are beyond great.