- Hightower was played by Bubba Smith, who was a former NFL player (Oilers, Raiders, and Colts). - The Hooker was played by Georgina Spelvin, a former Broadway actress-singer turned adult film star of the 1970s. She starred in many XXX films, most notably 'The Devil In Miss Jones'. - Thompson was played by Kim Cattrall, most famous for her role Samantha Jones in 'Sex and the City'.
"To me, marriage is a sacred institution. So tell me, you and the wife do it doggie-style, or what?" First Police Academy movie pretty much just introduces the characters, next 3 sequels play with those characters (and a few newcomers) very well, which I hope you guys react to. Also, RIP Bubba Smith aka Hughtower, Marion Ramsay aka Hooks, David Graf aka Tackleberry and George Gaines aka Eric Lassard.
Do I remember correctly that it's part 4 that has a pool rescue scene involving Callahan?? Still remember my brother saying DAMN and my mom smacking his head and e1 behind us cracking up 😂😂😂
I love when Barbara turns around with the shotgun on the shooting course, everyone freaks out and ducks, but not Tackleberry..... He knows that shotgun hasn't been cocked after firing, he's knows there's no threat. Tackleberry knows his guns.
@@kingwacky184 Unless you literally know it's not lol. I'm not diving in the dirt if there isn't an actual threat. I DO get what you're saying though. Tell my kids the same thing.
Hightower is the great Charles “Bubba” Smith: Played at Michigan State and was the no.1 NFL draft pick by the Baltimore Colts in 1967. His position was defensive end. He still remains the only Michigan player picked first, iirc. Played in Superbowl III and V with the Colts, winning Superbowl V. He went on to play 9 seasons in total for the Colts, Raiders, and the Houston Oilers.
YES!!!! This movie is tailor made for a Mr. Video reaction. Me and my buddy had to lie about our age to get into this at the theater. It holds up very well today. Hugh Wilson, the director, was also the creator of the classic sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati. There are some good interviews with him on TH-cam about that show. He’s fun to listen to - harkens back to a time before entertainment became fully corporatized.
My favorite tidbit about this movie was that the sound engineer was used to upping the sound sensitivity on the mikes when Hooks was talking. Well, when they get to the stairwell scene, he pre-set the increased sensitivity - then just about got his ears blown off with ‘Don’t Move, DIRTBAG!!!’ 😅
I have a soft spot for this movie, because it was filmed in my hometown! It's always a trip to see Toronto from waaaay back in the day! Brings me back to my childhood!
the "Blue Oyster Club" was filmed in an old blues bar called The Silver Dollar Room in Toronto. I used to live down the street from it and it was impossible to go by it without whistling that song they were dancing to.
"Hightower" - Bubba Smith "Tackleberry" - David Graf "Hooks" - Marion Ramsey "Commandant Lassard"- George Gaynes "George Martin" - Andre Ruvin "Captain Reed" - Ted Ros "Mrs. Fackler" - Debralee Scott "Chief Hurst" - George R. Robertson May they all rest in peace.
They vary in quality, but even the bad ones are alright. Michael Winslow (Larvell) is the reason to keep watching (and the recurring Blue Oyster joke).
i was 7 when this movie came out. watched it religiously till i was 18. Still watch it at least once a year at 46, just stupid brain gravy full of fun.
31:50 I was waiting for your reaction to that scene, and it didn't disappoint. lol An all-time classic comedy. I think it's a must-see of the 80s comedies. Some of the sequels were pretty good, too.
Respect to the actor who played Lassard, btw (George Gaynes). It's difficult to imagine anyone else playing that character. He was hilarious, and his comic delivery was always spot-on. He passed in 2016. :( A lot of the other main actors from this movie series have also passed now, sadly. Quite a few before their time. Bubba Smith (Hightower) (1945-2011), David Graf (Tackleberry) (1950-2001), Marion Ramsey (Hooks) (1947-2021). Sorry to put a downer on it. lol
Underrated from an acting perspective, everyone was so great it was hard to say who was funnier or more genuine. And I will say the lack of gratuitous nudity in modern films bugs me. These were supposed to be escapes into a fantasy world, only a real tight ass took them seriously. Guaranteed the entire cast and crew were dying laughing each take!
"the lack of gratuitous nudity in modern films bugs me" I'm thinking of, what was it, the superbowl wardrobe malfunction? People these days acting like 27:55 over a titty. Movie ain't bad and rated R right? So like you I'm wondering where the problem is. Also I never saw that malfunction so just assume it was a planned publicity stunt.
Bubba Smith (RIP), Hightower, may not be Joe Frazier but he was a thought guy himself. At 6’7” he played defensive end for the Baltimore Colts, Oakland Raiders, and Houston Oilers.
When I was a kid my mom and I rented all the Police Academy movies on VHS we could find, no matter how terrible and inappropriate they were for my age 😂😂😂 My favorite pairing was later on with Sweetchuck and Zed (played by screamy comedian Bobcat Goldthwait). And can you believe there was a Saturday morning cartoon too? Ahh, the '80s...
Michael Winslow is one of the best in the film series as Jones! 'The Man of 10,000 noises' 🤣 My fiancée & I went to see him perform about 10 years ago when he came here to the UK 😁👍🏻
Great reaction! 😊 This is such a hilariously great movie. I grew up with the "Police Academy" movies. I hope that you end up watching the whole series. 1 thru 4 are my favorites. Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
I've always loved this franchise. It suffered the longer it went like all franchises that try to milk stuff. But the running gags, and jokes are top notch.
That podium scene got me 😂 , hilarious, let’s hit the 👍 like button, make sure you’re subscribed, hit that notification bell 🔔 for further drops from the best reactor on the planet 🌎 you don’t want to miss anything, hi 👋 Leo , thanks for this one 🫶🏻💕🫶🏻
Real comedy without censorship is the best laughs ever. Watching the late 70's & 80's stand up comedians like Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, and Robin Williams were some of the best times of my life.
I grew up on these movies. Literally. I saw this first when I was 9 or 10. I was an 80's kid. That's how we rolled. I didn't understand the sexual stuff, but I still found the film funny. The podium bit, I didn't understand what she was doing, I just thought his facial expressions were funny.
turkish person here. about the same age as the mr. video. this movie and sequels were on about every other week at 90's here. most amazing thing to me would be him really not seen this before.
This movie was just topped of with Michael Winslow's amazing sound FX and vocal talents! His stand up bits are incredible. Give Bella some scritches for me!
Everyone wonder why the heck Tackleberry is so serious and all till like half way through the movie when they realise that is literally his personality.
George Gaynes was an unappreciated comedic genius. His timing was always perfect, and he made his inept yet caring Commandant Lassard so likeable. His brilliant delivery during the podium scene is probably the highlight of the movie. You should definitely see the rest of the ones with Steve Guttenberg in them. They're variable in quality, but all fun. I think you'll enjoy them. After Guttenberg left the quality started going downhill dramatically. On the plus side, it gave some decent paychecks to actors who were regulars of the series who weren't getting many jobs elsewhere. Another comedy from this time period that I think you'd really like, that NOBODY reacts to, is the early Tom Hanks comedy "Bachelor Party". You should definitely check it out.
Your Pit in the intro: "But daaaaaaddddd I wanna be in the video to... See I'm a lap puppy..." I remember my Pit doing the same thing. Also, I was a cop. The whole Police Academy series made me laugh as a kid. After going through the Academy, I wish my experience had been like this. But noooo, my instructors were hardcore. Step out of a line at the academy; do PT. Tick off an instructor? You had 12 up your rear end until you corrected yourself. Obviously in my state most of us went through FTO (Field Training Officer) for almost a year before we went to the academy so you had better have yourself squared away before you went to the academy. I spent 6 months in FTO, several of which were on my own as a Patrolman Basic before heading to the Academy. 16 weeks at the academy with me driving 3 hours back to my city on Friday evening and then having to work my shift Saturday and Sunday then drive back to the academy Sunday evening and do it all over again Monday through Friday. I worked 7 days a week, 8 hours Saturday and Sunday, and 12 plus hours at the academy Monday through Friday with no days off. Graduated, and then returned to the PD and went through extended trainings, that then sent me back for a month to three months to get various certifications, plus extended training at the PD. It's not as easy being a cop as everyone thinks. I was also going to night school to get my BA in Criminal Justice while doing all this. Needless to say, it was nothing like the Police Academy movies, SWAT movie. Closer (minus the shootouts) is Third Watch. Want to see real Police work? Live PD (now called On Patrol Live on Reelz on Dish network). Cops only shows the "exciting" parts of law enforcement. Cops doesn't show the heart break of having to deal with a death. The mundane of traffic stops, paperwork, boredom waiting on calls or running radar on a city street or patrolling.... They never show the boring crappy parts of the job. Hope you see this comment brother. Hope it helps humanize the badge.
Oh man this movie is one of the GOATS! The Lassard podium scene still to this day makes me laugh so hard i cry, I absolutely love every character especially Callahan 😏
Many years ago when I was in college a bunch of us watched this movie at our friend Jerry's apartment. Jerry had the reputation of being very well endowed and his last name just happened to be Johnson. When it got to the "They all have Johnsons" line everybody there turned and looked at ole Jerry and he got really embarrassed.
I remember watching Bubba Smith (Hightower) when he played pro football, he was great in this one, look forward to your reactions to the other police academy movies.
Many of these *Police Academy Movies 🎥🍿 were a "no more school, no parents" 🏫 🎒 Summer 🌞 Favorite* Kind of like The Goonies, Flight of the Navigator, Ghostbusters 👻, Indiana Jones, Rocky🥊(4th one fighting the Russian was my personal favorite out of ALL; including the soundtrack, etc...
That podium scene alone makes the movie worthwhile. It's wrong in so many ways & hysterical in the best ways probably because we don't see anything really but our imagination feels in the blank.
Oh and you know Michael Winslow/Larvell Jones from Spaceballs. He was the one making sound effects in the scene with "The Bleeps, the sweeps and the creeps" getting Jammed
Watched this movie about 20 times the summer of 85’. I was 10 and kept the movie all month, my old man was pissed when he seen the late charges 😂 classic movie!!
I'm so glad you watched this! Truly, they don't make comedy like this anymore. This, the Airplane & The Naked Gun series', etc are comedy gold that are SO under-appreciated and looked over in the modern day. This type of "stupid enough to be funny" and unapologetic comedy wouldn't survive being made in this day in age, so, thank you for reacting AND enjoying these types of movies! :))
I'm sooo happy you finally watched one of my all time favorite comedies! These are absolutely epic!! Love the stupid silly humor! P.s. Please please do the rest! (Well except maybe the last one😅).
I've never seen this guy before, but based on how much that dog loves him, I just know he's a good person.
- Hightower was played by Bubba Smith, who was a former NFL player (Oilers, Raiders, and Colts).
- The Hooker was played by Georgina Spelvin, a former Broadway actress-singer turned adult film star of the 1970s. She starred in many XXX films, most notably 'The Devil In Miss Jones'.
- Thompson was played by Kim Cattrall, most famous for her role Samantha Jones in 'Sex and the City'.
And don’t forget her best role as Lassie in Porkys.
@@dickcnormis1444 THATS what she is most famous for
And the one guy was Rizzo from MASH.
Kim Cattrall is most famous for _Mannequin_ (1987).
@@dickcnormis1444 Aaaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh
"To me, marriage is a sacred institution. So tell me, you and the wife do it doggie-style, or what?"
First Police Academy movie pretty much just introduces the characters, next 3 sequels play with those characters (and a few newcomers) very well, which I hope you guys react to.
Also, RIP Bubba Smith aka Hughtower, Marion Ramsay aka Hooks, David Graf aka Tackleberry and George Gaines aka Eric Lassard.
Do I remember correctly that it's part 4 that has a pool rescue scene involving Callahan?? Still remember my brother saying DAMN and my mom smacking his head and e1 behind us cracking up 😂😂😂
I didn't know hooks passed 😢
Why would anyone name their son Bubba?
@@azazello1784it’s a actors name … his real name is Charles Aaron Smith
@@azazello1784most celebrities change their name or slightly alter it
I love when Barbara turns around with the shotgun on the shooting course, everyone freaks out and ducks, but not Tackleberry.....
He knows that shotgun hasn't been cocked after firing, he's knows there's no threat. Tackleberry knows his guns.
Yes but still there are rounds in there and you should always treat a gun like it is loaded.
@@kingwacky184 Unless you literally know it's not lol. I'm not diving in the dirt if there isn't an actual threat. I DO get what you're saying though. Tell my kids the same thing.
@@kingwacky184 yes but Tackleberry is too badass for that kind of stuff
That's not bravery
@@clevelandcbi even if you literally know that. It's basic rule of gun safety.
Legendary movie😂😂😂
Definitely has a spot on the Mt. Rushmore of comedies.
@@paranoidewok6772 I wonder what else would be on that mountain.. if we're talking 80s I nominate Vacation, The Naked Gun, and Airplane.
Please do the rest! This humour is stupid good 😂 I love this movie so much !
Yes! I don't understand why more people don't recommend the sequels.
To be honest only parts 1-3 can truly be recommended, and part 7 something that no human with a good sense of humor should be subjected to.
@@yrenekurtz5268 I can't remember which one part 7 was, but part 4: "Citizens on Patrol" is one of my personal favourites (along with 2 and 3).
@@RebornLeveller 7 is Moscow one
Agreed
Now THIS IS OLD SCHOOL COMEDY! Love this movie!!
My lord that's an adorable dog!
I haven't seen this movie since I was a little kid, excited to relive it with my dude Mr video!
I'm a police officer. I love your content, Leo.
My time at the police academy was nowhere near this much fun, but it was a good time, nonetheless
A cop who named his account after the guy who wrote "doors of perception"? You work transit or something?
So basically this is a LEO giving a shout out to a Leo =).
@@latentgamer5762 I'm just a beat cop who sits and reads in the squad car
@@aldoushuxleysghost Guess you came out the other side of those doors of perception clean. Good job.
I’m a retired officer of 22 years…. This movie makes me laugh but the academy was Nothing like this film.
Hightower is the great Charles “Bubba” Smith:
Played at Michigan State and was the no.1 NFL draft pick by the Baltimore Colts in 1967. His position was defensive end. He still remains the only Michigan player picked first, iirc. Played in Superbowl III and V with the Colts, winning Superbowl V. He went on to play 9 seasons in total for the Colts, Raiders, and the Houston Oilers.
YES!!!! This movie is tailor made for a Mr. Video reaction. Me and my buddy had to lie about our age to get into this at the theater. It holds up very well today. Hugh Wilson, the director, was also the creator of the classic sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati. There are some good interviews with him on TH-cam about that show. He’s fun to listen to - harkens back to a time before entertainment became fully corporatized.
My favorite tidbit about this movie was that the sound engineer was used to upping the sound sensitivity on the mikes when Hooks was talking. Well, when they get to the stairwell scene, he pre-set the increased sensitivity - then just about got his ears blown off with ‘Don’t Move, DIRTBAG!!!’ 😅
Michael Winslow is absolutely amazing with sound effects. He was also in Spaceballs.
Hadn't seen him for years and then he showed up on America's Got Talent last year. He's still got it!
@@Dr.Acula76 I haven't seen that, I'll have to look it up. I'll do that now, thanks.
@@Dr.Acula76 I just watched it. He's still great. Thanks.
@@Dr.Acula76 He devoted his time to raising his children before going back into show business.
The original beatboxer
I grew up on the police academy movies...defo a happy memory...well done on another great reaction I appreciate your hard work ❤
Let's go Leo!!! This is a definite classic. Bobcat Goldthwait is gold in these movies. Great reaction dude!!
I have a soft spot for this movie, because it was filmed in my hometown! It's always a trip to see Toronto from waaaay back in the day! Brings me back to my childhood!
the "Blue Oyster Club" was filmed in an old blues bar called The Silver Dollar Room in Toronto. I used to live down the street from it and it was impossible to go by it without whistling that song they were dancing to.
It's nice (and funnier LOL) to know that all theses years after watching it for the first time....
And the Blue Oyster is used in the sequels... LOL
They also filmed Adventures in babysitting there, for the blues part.
"Hightower" - Bubba Smith
"Tackleberry" - David Graf
"Hooks" - Marion Ramsey
"Commandant Lassard"- George Gaynes
"George Martin" - Andre Ruvin
"Captain Reed" - Ted Ros
"Mrs. Fackler" - Debralee Scott
"Chief Hurst" - George R. Robertson
May they all rest in peace.
This is a fair portrayal of what the academy was like back in the early 80's
They vary in quality, but even the bad ones are alright. Michael Winslow (Larvell) is the reason to keep watching (and the recurring Blue Oyster joke).
Leo's belly laugh is a joy to behold, thank you for this reaction!
Oh, I did NOT expect this. Well, there goes Fifty minutes and fifty-four seconds of my day!
As tough as Hightower was, even he couldn't keep Al Bundy out of the end zone.
Back when he was known as Spare Tire. And later Eddie Im
😂😂😂
Awesome reaction like always, next watch Police Academy 2 !
Michael Winslow is a god in these movies. I still can’t believe the sound effects this man can do
i was 7 when this movie came out. watched it religiously till i was 18. Still watch it at least once a year at 46, just stupid brain gravy full of fun.
The video barely started, but you got my like just for the adorable doggo alone ❤
The reaction was hilarious, too 😂
this was a good choice for a reaction because this film is hilarious to me every time (cant wait for the rest of them)
31:50 I was waiting for your reaction to that scene, and it didn't disappoint. lol
An all-time classic comedy. I think it's a must-see of the 80s comedies.
Some of the sequels were pretty good, too.
Respect to the actor who played Lassard, btw (George Gaynes).
It's difficult to imagine anyone else playing that character. He was hilarious, and his comic delivery was always spot-on.
He passed in 2016. :(
A lot of the other main actors from this movie series have also passed now, sadly. Quite a few before their time.
Bubba Smith (Hightower) (1945-2011),
David Graf (Tackleberry) (1950-2001),
Marion Ramsey (Hooks) (1947-2021).
Sorry to put a downer on it. lol
That scene man. George Gaynes killed it 😂😂😂😂😂
4 is the best.
These were the days of great comedy. I miss the days when we could all go the movies and make fun of everyone. Thanks for sharing!
These characters work so well, it's totally worthwhile to see most of the sequels.
Extra ❤️ for the gorgeous doggy 🐶 What a cutie 🥰 Such a funny film 🤣 Great reaction as always 🫶🏻 xx 💋
I absolutely love how you pinpointed how tackleberry acted like he's been waiting his entire life for that moment its my favorite scene 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Underrated from an acting perspective, everyone was so great it was hard to say who was funnier or more genuine. And I will say the lack of gratuitous nudity in modern films bugs me. These were supposed to be escapes into a fantasy world, only a real tight ass took them seriously. Guaranteed the entire cast and crew were dying laughing each take!
"the lack of gratuitous nudity in modern films bugs me" I'm thinking of, what was it, the superbowl wardrobe malfunction?
People these days acting like 27:55 over a titty. Movie ain't bad and rated R right? So like you I'm wondering where the problem is.
Also I never saw that malfunction so just assume it was a planned publicity stunt.
Bubba Smith (RIP), Hightower, may not be Joe Frazier but he was a thought guy himself. At 6’7” he played defensive end for the Baltimore Colts, Oakland Raiders, and Houston Oilers.
Your dog really loves you, and seems to be dying for affection from you. Hope you realize what a wonderful dog you've got there : )
Lassard is so very, very, very precious and best character in series.
When I was a kid my mom and I rented all the Police Academy movies on VHS we could find, no matter how terrible and inappropriate they were for my age 😂😂😂 My favorite pairing was later on with Sweetchuck and Zed (played by screamy comedian Bobcat Goldthwait). And can you believe there was a Saturday morning cartoon too? Ahh, the '80s...
I remember watching the cartoon weekday afternoons after school in the early 90s. Must’ve been reruns.
Retired Deputy Sheriff and I have been watching you for years. Think you are hilarious.
Michael Winslow is one of the best in the film series as Jones!
'The Man of 10,000 noises' 🤣
My fiancée & I went to see him perform about 10 years ago when he came here to the UK 😁👍🏻
1,000 I think you mean.
@@shawnsmith2610 it did have a 1 in it lol
Great reaction! 😊
This is such a hilariously great movie. I grew up with the "Police Academy" movies.
I hope that you end up watching the whole series. 1 thru 4 are my favorites.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
My older brother took me to see this when I was 11 years old. I could not stop laughing. Especially at the podium scene. 😂😂😂
Please watch the rest of the Police Academy movies! They’re hilarious!
The first four are watchable anyhow (imo). Post-Mahoney/Gutenberg I've never been able to get through any of them.
@@shsrpr I agree. The first four are the best of the series!
1984 was a iconic year for movies and Police Academy is certainly no exception. PA2, 3 and 4 are worth the watches.
My dad introduced me to these films when i was way to young and theyve shaped my humor my whole life. So glad youre watching tgis
When I saw that podium scene back in 84 I was in tears.
I've always loved this franchise. It suffered the longer it went like all franchises that try to milk stuff. But the running gags, and jokes are top notch.
That podium scene got me 😂 , hilarious, let’s hit the 👍 like button, make sure you’re subscribed, hit that notification bell 🔔 for further drops from the best reactor on the planet 🌎 you don’t want to miss anything, hi 👋 Leo , thanks for this one 🫶🏻💕🫶🏻
This was by far the most enjoyable reaction I've seen to this movie. Please do the sequels, some of them are even better than this one.
Love the intro! I felt great today. I love the positivity. I love to laugh. Keep picking these great movies! Good day sir. 😊 Let's go Leo!
Darn how time flies.
T'was just like yesterday I watched this at the movies with my dad.
Great memories.
Greetings From Finland!
Classic🤭❤️ Hilarious! It never gets old. Your guest is ADORABLE!
Amazing 80s movie franchise. Number 3 is my favourite, but they are all great.
I'm looking forward to watching the rest with you.
Lol, glad you put that in the intro dude!!! lol 😂 😂😂
Real comedy without censorship is the best laughs ever.
Watching the late 70's & 80's stand up comedians like Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, and Robin Williams were some of the best times of my life.
I grew up on these movies. Literally. I saw this first when I was 9 or 10. I was an 80's kid. That's how we rolled. I didn't understand the sexual stuff, but I still found the film funny. The podium bit, I didn't understand what she was doing, I just thought his facial expressions were funny.
Your dog looks like an absolute sweetheart.
Commandant Lassarde is funny as hell. The podium scene kills everyone.
turkish person here. about the same age as the mr. video. this movie and sequels were on about every other week at 90's here. most amazing thing to me would be him really not seen this before.
Reactors take notes... minimal pausing, no long monologues, and funny asf 😂
Just subscribed, great vid!
This movie was just topped of with Michael Winslow's amazing sound FX and vocal talents! His stand up bits are incredible.
Give Bella some scritches for me!
Everyone wonder why the heck Tackleberry is so serious and all till like half way through the movie when they realise that is literally his personality.
Aaaaaw that dog just wants to give you love. ❤
George Gaynes was an unappreciated comedic genius. His timing was always perfect, and he made his inept yet caring Commandant Lassard so likeable. His brilliant delivery during the podium scene is probably the highlight of the movie.
You should definitely see the rest of the ones with Steve Guttenberg in them. They're variable in quality, but all fun. I think you'll enjoy them. After Guttenberg left the quality started going downhill dramatically. On the plus side, it gave some decent paychecks to actors who were regulars of the series who weren't getting many jobs elsewhere.
Another comedy from this time period that I think you'd really like, that NOBODY reacts to, is the early Tom Hanks comedy "Bachelor Party". You should definitely check it out.
Oh, I absolutely LOVE Lassard. Kind, fair, adorably scatterbrained and oblivious, yet surprisingly sharp.
I'd love you to react to the rest of the series, I'm glad you loved this!
Awesome Movie and Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
Your Pit in the intro: "But daaaaaaddddd I wanna be in the video to... See I'm a lap puppy..." I remember my Pit doing the same thing. Also, I was a cop. The whole Police Academy series made me laugh as a kid. After going through the Academy, I wish my experience had been like this. But noooo, my instructors were hardcore. Step out of a line at the academy; do PT. Tick off an instructor? You had 12 up your rear end until you corrected yourself. Obviously in my state most of us went through FTO (Field Training Officer) for almost a year before we went to the academy so you had better have yourself squared away before you went to the academy. I spent 6 months in FTO, several of which were on my own as a Patrolman Basic before heading to the Academy. 16 weeks at the academy with me driving 3 hours back to my city on Friday evening and then having to work my shift Saturday and Sunday then drive back to the academy Sunday evening and do it all over again Monday through Friday. I worked 7 days a week, 8 hours Saturday and Sunday, and 12 plus hours at the academy Monday through Friday with no days off.
Graduated, and then returned to the PD and went through extended trainings, that then sent me back for a month to three months to get various certifications, plus extended training at the PD. It's not as easy being a cop as everyone thinks. I was also going to night school to get my BA in Criminal Justice while doing all this. Needless to say, it was nothing like the Police Academy movies, SWAT movie. Closer (minus the shootouts) is Third Watch. Want to see real Police work? Live PD (now called On Patrol Live on Reelz on Dish network). Cops only shows the "exciting" parts of law enforcement. Cops doesn't show the heart break of having to deal with a death. The mundane of traffic stops, paperwork, boredom waiting on calls or running radar on a city street or patrolling.... They never show the boring crappy parts of the job.
Hope you see this comment brother. Hope it helps humanize the badge.
This franchise and Revenge of the Nerds are my favorite 80s movie franchise lol love laughing with Mr. Video 😂😂😂😂
Yes! I hope he does Revenge of the Nerds reactions too!
I've never looked at podiums the same way after this movie
Your dog is so cute and funny with her talking, she is gonna be a rising star on your channel 🎉
I remember this film so funny. Loving your dog.❤
One of the funniest action comedy movies ever made!
Theres a scene in Police Academy 4 involving Callahan that every guy remembers. Hope you get there Leo.
One of the greatest 80s comedies ever
Oh man this movie is one of the GOATS! The Lassard podium scene still to this day makes me laugh so hard i cry, I absolutely love every character especially Callahan 😏
One of my favorites from way back!! 💙💙
I love watching peoples reactions to movies. I grew up watching. I am so glad you’re watching this. I was about 10 when I seen this in the theatre
9:16 "Love: It will make you jump a few fences."
such a sweet puppy ...asking nicly to get the lap and cuddles
Michael Winslow, The Man of 10,000 Sound Effects is the best thing about this movie. Love him!
Grew up on these movies
Can't count how many times I watched part 3 alone
Many years ago when I was in college a bunch of us watched this movie at our friend Jerry's apartment. Jerry had the reputation of being very well endowed and his last name just happened to be Johnson. When it got to the "They all have Johnsons" line everybody there turned and looked at ole Jerry and he got really embarrassed.
We appreciate you man! Thank you for everything!
YES!!!!!!! Most of it was shot in downtown Toronto where i live ::)
“If I move slowly he’ll never notice” - Bella
I used to watch this movie all the time as a kid did not realize all the adult stuff
"Why do you think I took you to all those police academy movies...for fun? Well I didn't hear anybody laughing, did you!?" - Homer Simpson
I remember watching Bubba Smith (Hightower) when he played pro football, he was great in this one, look forward to your reactions to the other police academy movies.
I remember watching this as a kid and I laughed so damn hard
Many of these *Police Academy Movies 🎥🍿 were a "no more school, no parents" 🏫 🎒 Summer 🌞 Favorite* Kind of like The Goonies, Flight of the Navigator, Ghostbusters 👻, Indiana Jones, Rocky🥊(4th one fighting the Russian was my personal favorite out of ALL; including the soundtrack, etc...
That podium scene alone makes the movie worthwhile. It's wrong in so many ways & hysterical in the best ways probably because we don't see anything really but our imagination feels in the blank.
I loved this movie as a kid, even though I didn't understand half the dirty jokes. My favorite part was when Bubba Smith ripped out the car seats.
Watched this on Patreon with you Leo! Loved the reaction!
Dude, ur hilarious. Looking forward to re-watching this with you.
Oh and you know Michael Winslow/Larvell Jones from Spaceballs. He was the one making sound effects in the scene with "The Bleeps, the sweeps and the creeps" getting Jammed
He's in a couple of Cheech and Chong movies too.
Awe, such a sweet dog❤❤❤❤❤
Watched this movie about 20 times the summer of 85’. I was 10 and kept the movie all month, my old man was pissed when he seen the late charges 😂 classic movie!!
Welcome to the World of "Police Academy" Enjoy the rest of this Franchise!!!! You have to watch them all!!!
I'm so glad you watched this! Truly, they don't make comedy like this anymore. This, the Airplane & The Naked Gun series', etc are comedy gold that are SO under-appreciated and looked over in the modern day. This type of "stupid enough to be funny" and unapologetic comedy wouldn't survive being made in this day in age, so, thank you for reacting AND enjoying these types of movies! :))
I'm sooo happy you finally watched one of my all time favorite comedies! These are absolutely epic!! Love the stupid silly humor! P.s. Please please do the rest! (Well except maybe the last one😅).