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A classic spoof of *The Fugitive*. Back in 2003, during the SARS epidemic, I was cooped up at home everyday preparing for the Gaokao. I managed to squeeze in some time to watch it, and it absolutely cracked me up.

The potency of the urine-soaked cloth's fumes is truly horrific.

Despite achieving fame with nonsensical comedies like "The Naked Gun," Leslie Nielsen in this film, compared to himself a decade prior, appears visibly aged and moves with less agility, making many of the comedic bits feel forced. With a plot centered around a "on the run" parody, and even the protagonist's name – Ryan Harrison (Ryan from Jack Ryan's espionage thrillers) – being a blend of Harrison Ford elements, what stands out most is the "Usual Suspects" reference: the name-fabricated confession culminating in a shattering coffee cup. Two and a half stars.

Rewatching it, I'm still impressed by how clever Leslie Nielsen was. The movie spoofs so many films, especially that hospital scene where he's stuck to the wall – I was laughing my head off!

This movie had me in stitches back in the day!

Ryan Harrison, a charismatic violinist, becomes embroiled in a murder investigation when his lover's husband is found dead. As he navigates the complex web of suspects and motives, Harrison's innocence is put to the test. With its witty humor and clever plot twists, Wrongfully Accused delivers a satirical take on the thriller genre. Leslie Nielsen's deadpan humor shines as he sends up the tropes of film noir, creating a delightfully absurd cinematic experience.

Violin god Ryan Harrison is a fascinating mix of charm and contradictions, making *Wrongfully Accused* a suspenseful tale of identity and intrigue.

Wrongfully Accused is a witty and action-packed parody of thriller classics, with Leslie Nielsen delivering his signature deadpan humor. Despite its absurd premise, the film manages to poke fun at cinematic clichés while still engaging the audience in a surprisingly thrilling plot. Nielsen's chemistry with his co-stars adds to the film's entertainment value, making it a lighthearted and entertaining ride.