The Naked Gun 2025

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The movie kicks off with a daring bank heist led by Sig Gustafson, played by Kevin Durand, who manages to break into a safety deposit box to retrieve a mysterious device known as the P.L.O.T. Device. During the scene, a young girl unexpectedly interrupts the robbery, revealing herself as Liza Koshy portraying Detective Barnes. In an absurd display of violence and chaos, Detective Barnes fights off the robbers in bizarre, over-the-top ways while still dressed as a Girl Scout, exemplifying the film’s comedic and satirical tone.

The story then introduces Liam Neeson as Frank Drebin Jr., a dedicated but reckless police officer, and his partner, Captain Ed Hocken Jr, played by Paul Walter Hauser. Frank, who following in his late father’s footsteps, is somewhat of a troublemaker due to his tendency to go overboard, often creating more problems than he solves. His past actions have landed him in hot water, with some robbers suing him and the department for excessive force. Despite warnings from Chief Davis, played by CCH Pounder, to follow protocol and keep their body cameras on, Frank’s wild methods continue to land him in trouble.

The film portrays Frank’s heartfelt attempt to connect with his late father’s legacy, as he and Ed visit a memorial. Frank hopes his father can send him a sign, jokingly wishing for an owl appearance—highlighting the film’s playful tone. Their investigation leads them to a crime scene involving Simon Davenport, who has crashed his car from a cliff, suggesting possible murder or foul play. Frank finds a matchbook with a tiger symbol at the scene, linking the case to a nearby club called Bengal, owned by Richard Cane, played by [Danny Huston]. Cane is a shady CEO of EdenTech, and Frank quickly suspects him after noting the similarity in the tiger symbols. Meanwhile, Ed mentions that Simon had a sister, Beth Davenport, played by [Pamela Anderson], who fears her brother was not suicidal and suspects Cane’s involvement.

At a lavish EdenTech event, Cane gives Frank a tour of his bizarre inventions, including a machine meant to boost sperm counts, raising eyebrows about his motives. Frank notices Cane’s evasive responses to questions about Simon and recognizes a tiger symbol on Cane’s matchbook, linking him further to the crime. Cane’s subtle threats escalate when he sends Frank a smart car as a gift, which Frank bizarrely uses to cause chaos, accidentally breaking through a prison wall and enabling inmates’ escape.

The film then shifts to a humorous interrogation scene with one of the bank robbers, Busta Rhymes, where most of the security footage contains Frank indulging in chili dogs and rushing around aimlessly. The footage finally reveals the robber’s search for the P.L.O.T. Device, which belonged to Simon. Frank’s investigation uncovers Cane’s diabolical plan—called “Project Inferno”—which involves emitting a deadly frequency from the P.L.O.T. Device that incites violence in everyone who hears it. Cane’s goal is to have the billionaires retreat to a secret bunker while chaos consumes the world, ultimately establishing a new world order, with entertainment from Weird Al Yankovic.

Frank seeks more information at the Bengal club, where he confronts the bartender about Simon. He then uses Beth as a distraction to access security footage showing Simon meeting with a reporter, Douglas O’Reilly. Meanwhile, Chief Davis suspends Frank for two weeks, concerned about his reckless behavior. At home, Frank and Beth develop romantic feelings, leading to a weekend at a snowy cabin where they perform a ritual summoning a snowman—only for it to turn deadly and attack them until Beth heroically decapitates it with a sword.

As Frank digs deeper, he visits O’Reilly’s apartment, discovering clear signs of murder and taking the bait to get himself framed. In a series of chaotic events, Frank manages to escape from law enforcement and realizes Cane’s plan involves activating the P.L.O.T. Device in the form of falling balls on New Year’s Eve. During his antics at the event, Frank inadvertently exposes himself, losing his pants, and Beth attempts to sabotage Cane’s scheme. Meanwhile, Cane’s henchmen, including Gustafson, attempt to halt Frank and Beth’s plans.

With time running out, Frank encounters a vision of his father as an owl, which lifts him to chase Cane. A humorous sequence ensues where Frank is temporarily replaced by wrestler Dave Bautista, who gives a speech, while Frank sneakily goes to the bathroom. The chaos culminates in everyone on the streets becoming violent due to the device’s effects. Frank fights off mobs using unconventional weapons before confronting Cane. After a brief showdown, Cane crashes his rocket-glove-equipped escape attempt into a lamp post, ending his scheme.

Beth finally joins Frank in persuading him to disable the device, which she does with Frank’s support. Cane is arrested, and the movie concludes with Frank and Beth embracing again. During the credits, CCH Pounder as Chief Davis addresses the press, claiming the police department is back in action. The scene humorously breaks the fourth wall, with Frank and Beth flinching as they realize the audience behind the screen, and Frank literally punching through the fourth wall. Post-credit scenes reveal Weird Al Yankovic ready to perform for the villains, but finding nobody there, adding one last layer of comedic absurdity to the film.

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