Average Rating: 1.2/10
Reviews Counted: 7
Fresh: 0 | Rotten: 7
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Release Date: Mar 10, 1989 Wide
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Who do you send after a gang of stump-dumb crooks? Who else but the most intellectually-challenged police force in America, in the sixth installment of the Police Academy series. The Wilson Heights Gang, three thieves whose success as criminals is in inverse proportion to their outwardly-displayed intelligence and criminal talent, are managing to terrorize the city in spite of themselves. The increasingly feeble Commandant Lassard (George Gaynes) and his much-put-upon second-in-command Capt.
Mar 10, 1989 Wide
Apr 6, 2004
Warner Home Video
All Critics (12) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (7) | DVD (3)
Par for the Academy course, the comedy is so-so but the 'action' sequences are dull beyond belief.
I believe this was the first movie I ever walked out of, before it came to a close.
A walking, talking billboard for mandatory euthanasia.
What can you expect from the sixth movie in a comedy action series? Not much, so don't expect much. The story is okay, but the jokes are old.
September 6, 2010Super Reviewer
One thing you notice about this movie is the abundant reliance on those one note characters. Matt McCoy gives up on being a Guttenberg replacement and is now left as an actual serious cop. He isn't a lot of fun, as everyone around him is quirky or funny.
July 7, 2010Super Reviewer
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