Home :: DVD :: Comedy  

African American Comedy
Animation
Black Comedy
British
Classic Comedies
Comic Criminals
Cult Classics
Documentaries, Real & Fake
Farce
Frighteningly Funny
Gay & Lesbian
General
Kids & Family
Military & War
Musicals
Parody & Spoof
Romantic Comedies
Satire
School Days
Screwball Comedy
Series & Sequels
Slapstick
Sports
Stand-Up
Teen
Television
Urban
Police Academy 6 - City Under Siege

Police Academy 6 - City Under Siege

List Price: $14.97
Your Price: $7.99
Product Info Reviews

<< 1 2 >>

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Boring!
Review: This movie is so stupid. It is not even that funny. Okay guys I think it is time to call it quits. 1 was okay so was 2,3,4. Five was fair. So If you really want to see it rent it.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Hilarious
Review: This movie made me howl with laughter. One of my favorites, Fackler returns. Buy the pack when it comes out in april on dvd.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Plot Twist, Some Laughs; Much Better than #5
Review: This was a much better effort than the disaster that was #5, plot twist at end nice touch. First two of this series the best. Police Academy fans should strongly consider Cheech & Chong's second movie, "Cheech & Chong's Next Movie."

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Among The Best Police Academy movies
Review: Well, this isn't so good because of the humor, but the one extra star goes to the criminals. The best thing with the movie is the ending battle, where the cops finally meet som criminals that match up with their qualities. Still pretty poor piece of film.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: More adventures of the Metropolitan Police Academy
Review: Yes,Commandant Eric Lassard(George Gaynes) is still here. He was supposed to retire after the end of the previous sequel due to age limits. Commissioner Henry Hurst(George R. Robertson) announced in the last scene that Eric continue being the MPA's commandant until he personally decides to retire. That brought relief and happiness to Eric's colleagues,except Captain Harris(G.W. Bailey) and Lieutenant Proctor(Lance Kinsey),of course. In the sixth film of this Police Academy series,it opens with Harris and Proctor on a stakeout one Sunday morning in civilian attire. They missed the Wilson Heights gang striking. They didn't know until another cop from another precinct told them. It turns out that the mastermind of the gang is the city mayor(Kenneth Mars). Matt McCoy returns as Eric's nephew Nick,now an MPA member. Douglas Fackler(Bruce Mahler) returns after being written out of the previous two sequels. We even see Nick and Doug meeting,exchanging handshakes. The mayor's hobby is collecting model ships,which he built himself. Harris complimented the mayor's fabulous collection,but he accidentally destroyed one of the ships. One funny scene was where a dye pack exploded after Harris walked out of a bank with it. The dye discharged all over him. That almost happened to Nick,who claims he found dropped stolen money and was gonna give it to Commissioner Hurst. The Wilson Heights gang planted stolen jewelry inside Commandant Lassard's office,thus the commandant being falsely accused of the theft,and him and his team being suspended. Harris and Hurst found the stolen jewelry. The mayor,disguised as Commissioner Hurst,is taken away after the MPA learn that he masterminded the gang's crimes. The mayor had the gang set up a crime wave in an area of property that he planned to devalue and purchase. So Eric and his gang were reinstated and in the last scene,at a ceremony,Lt. Hightower(Bubba Smith) and Harris swap assigned seats and Harris ascends into the friendly skies with helium-filled latex balloons attached to the chair he's sitting in. Nick cuts the ties holding the balloons. We hear Harris exclaiming,"Oh,Proctor,Proctor,PROCTOR!!". It's amazing that there were six Police Academy movies made and released one by one in a six-year period(1984 to 1989). It's like a long-running television series. Say goodbye to McCoy since he would not return for the seventh and most recent film.


<< 1 2 >>

© 2004, ReviewFocus or its affiliates