The third Police Academy movie, and I'm still liking it! Why? It's still funny, has all the same actors, and the story's not bad. If you liked the first two, see this one too.
Steve Guttenberg,
Bubba Smith,
David Graf,
Michael Winslow,
Bruce Mahler
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In this third installment of the slapstick comedy series about novice police officers with less than dubious abilities, two police academies have to compete with each other in order to stay in busines... read more
Directed by: Jerry Paris
Release Date: March 21, 1986
DVD Release Date: April 6, 2004
Stats: 1,028 reviews
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January 24, 2011
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July 6, 2010
Part three brings back some of the old and also promotes incidental characters to bigger parts. Zed, Sweetchuck, Fackler's Wife, Tackelberry's brother in law etc. are all now becoming police officer. It doesn't add as much intrigue as you would think, as most of the humor still r... read more
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June 21, 2009
On my defense, i was sick on bed these days. Two stars just for Leslie Easterbrook's boobs.
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June 15, 2008
A fairly solid sequel that goes back to training, but doesn't become a rehash of the first film. Another thing...Goodbye, Mauser! It was nice knowing you.
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July 26, 2007
I watched this on a triple showing with parts 4 & 5, so it's a blur. It couldn't be too bad if Steve Guttenberg and Bobcat Goldthwait were in it.
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June 10, 2007
One of the better entries as all walks of life are allowed to become cops with some funny results.
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March 12, 2007
Former gang Bobcat Goldthwaite and nerd Tim Kazurinsky are so hilarious in the Police Academy.
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February 26, 2007
Steve and co rehash the same old jokes yet again in an utterly inane and pointless sequel to an inane and pointless original.
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More of same slap-shtick w/familiar cast of goofballs.
You can argue quality, you can argue taste, but you can't argue the phenomenal success of these cheaply made joke-fests. Full Review
Deadly-dull pacing and overuse of old gags ruin Police Academy 3, the first of the franchise to come anywhere near 'enjoyable.'
The franchise hasn't changed, but that means the humor is still amiably the same, too.
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