Tri-Star
May 9, 1986
Sci-Fi, Comedy
DVD
C-
C-
I didn't see this at the time but don't feel like I missed much, although the cast is somewhat interesting. (Not that I saw everyone in a quarter hour.) John Badham directed.
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Police Academy 5: Miami Beach
Police Academy 5: Miami Beach
Warner Bros.
March 18, 1988
Crime Comedy
DVD
D+
This is the earliest of three PA movies packaged with Loaded Weapon on a "cop comedy" collection, so, yes, we're still in the Co's. It's a series I've been aware of since the time but I don't think I've ever seen more than a few minutes total before this entry, apparently the first without Steve Guttenberg. I found it surprisingly flat and even the recognizable faces (including a non-Cajun post-M*A*S*H G.W. Bailey and a non-sexpot post-Laverne-and-Shirley Leslie Easterbrook) couldn't capture my interest. I do like that the cast is biracial though.
I'm crediting Gene Quintano, since he co-created these characters, and yes, he was also responsible for Loaded Weapon. Alan Myerson directed.
Warner Bros.March 18, 1988
Crime Comedy
DVD
D+
This is the earliest of three PA movies packaged with Loaded Weapon on a "cop comedy" collection, so, yes, we're still in the Co's. It's a series I've been aware of since the time but I don't think I've ever seen more than a few minutes total before this entry, apparently the first without Steve Guttenberg. I found it surprisingly flat and even the recognizable faces (including a non-Cajun post-M*A*S*H G.W. Bailey and a non-sexpot post-Laverne-and-Shirley Leslie Easterbrook) couldn't capture my interest. I do like that the cast is biracial though.
I'm crediting Gene Quintano, since he co-created these characters, and yes, he was also responsible for Loaded Weapon. Alan Myerson directed.
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