I'm generally wary of remakes of classics, whihc can rarely reach the standards of the original. Anyone who saw them has fond memories of the sheer silliness and crazy verbal wordplay of the Leslie Neilsen trilogy. Fortunately the 2025 version is much more homage than remake, and has several nods of respect to it's predecessors (including a sharp comment on OJ...).
Liam Neeson is excellent as the deadpan detective, there's a constant deluge of absurdity, and loads of throwaway visual gags passing across screen - you need to keep paying attention. There's not as many bad puns as I'd maybe hoped for, the gags are as hit and miss as they were in the originals, and the plot is as daft as they come. Which makes this a lot of fun, and a worthy part of the canon.