4/5 A spoof of Leathal Weapon.
  by Steve I. Horvath (Chicago, IL)
This spoof of the Leathal Weapon series is indeed funny. Emilio Estevez, son of Martin Sheen Sr., and Samuel L. Jackson work well together as a comedic due of detectives in this riotous, crime busting comedy. Cameos of Tim Curry, Whoopie Goldberg, and William Shatner are outlandish and sidesplitting!

4/5 Emilio's finest work since The Mighty Ducks
  by Sid the Elf (North Pole)
In a movie world that has recently been oversaturated by spoof movies National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1 is always a breath of fresh air. Thankfully it's one of the few in the genre that's not produced by the Waynes brothers so it has some real laughs. Corny yes but it fits the time period so well. You know what to expect under the National Lampoons name. To us it's an old classic in the good youthful days of the 90's.

The film takes stabs at quite a few classics from the 90's including Leathal Weapon, Silence of the Lambs, Basic Instinct, and Wayne's World. It's centered around a rogue cop named Jack Colt (Estevez) who teams up with Wes Luger (Samuel L Jackson)to bring down a girl scout cookie ring suspecting of lacing their product with cocaine. In order to bring down the Wilderness Girls cookie corporation a lot of cheap laughs must happen along with so many b cameos including Charlie Sheen, Tim Curry, William Shatner, Dennis Leary, Kathy Ireland (the ultimate redneck dream woman), and that ain't no sock in my crotch John Lovitz.

Just a lot of laughs courtesy of a fine b comedy. If you haven't seen this one yet then we must suggest that you do it now, do it now. They intended to make a sequel to the film shortly after it's production. They signed on the cast and even had promotion posters made up, but due to lack of sales they never followed through. Makes us ponder what may have been. Imagine if they never made a Wayne's World 2? To Sid the 2nd installment was far superior, but it may not have worked for Loaded Weapon. I guess we will never know. Well that is unless we decided to start writting the script which we may do at some point. We'll put it on the list behind Death Ring 2: Blackwell's Revenge.

5/5 Funny!
  by C. USA (Hillsboro, OR USA)
Great Price!! It's also very Funny and Hillarious!! Can't stop laughing everytime I see it.

2/5 I fell asleep
  by Val (RI)
Emilio Estevez is a riot but even he couldn't save this film. Though it had a couple of funny gags, the rest of the spoof just felt silly in an unfunny way and mostly on the boring side. Sam Jackson was hit or miss in this, and all I have to ask is, what ever happend with the whole microfilm thing?? All in all, just plain weird and not so funny.

4/5 Of course it was funny !
  by Patrick Nava (San Francisco, CA)
Emilio Estevez is almost as funny as his brother Charlie was in the "Hot Shots" series. Forget about SPOILERS! Who cares? Two of the funniest scenes for me was the interrogation of Miss Destiny Demeanor (Kathy Ireland) of the Sharon Stone - Basic Instinct parody. In which she continually crosses over her legs, while in a chair, with the attendant crowd of detectives sitting in "bleachers" waiting to catch a glimpse of her "you-know what." Finally, you see a beaver materialize in the style of a "Caddyshack Gopher."

And then the shootout that York (Estevez) and Luger (Jackson) come upon while looking for a suspect; with the "Chips" guys, Ponch and John (who never pulled their guns out during the real show). The shootout is so loud and intense that Ponch has to shoot at John (narrowly missing him) just to get his attention.

Too many sight gags to list, that'll bust you up. Funny, funny, movie with loads of cameo appearances.