Police Academy is MY type of humor... Dirty & Ridiculous

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[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@jddole7079]

Hope you continue with series some of cast did all 7 movies in case if you’re wondering about cast Check out phantasm (1979)

[@parker469a]

Spanish - No Cojones (ka hoe na ez) it means no balls.

[@only257]

@@jddole7079 agreed

[@thestoicsoliloquies4041]

You should definitely watch the first 6 films as they are a lot of fun; part 7... well, it exists and you make it through the first 6 why not finish the set.

[@tonydaza8504]

You should check out the movie the blob 1988

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Bubba Smith aka Hughtower, Marion Ramsay aka Hooks, David Graf aka Tackleberry and George Gaines aka Eric Lassard.

[@imajinallthepurple]

Dang, I feel old after that list. 🤦‍♀️

[@kevinmiller7812]

I heard the actress that played faclers wife died as well

[@Umptyscope]

Also Kim Cattrall.

[@kevinmiller7812]

@@Umptyscope really I didn't know that

[@NOLAgenX]

@@Umptyscope Kim Cattrall isn’t dead. The OP made a RIP list.

[@drakeloki4214]

The thing with Tackleberry is that he doesn't care about power he just wants a job where he can wield a gun and has a decent chance to get into fire fights.

[@Caseytify]

Tackleberry isn't that dangerous, unless you're a perp.

[@ambrosiogiovanni6952]

Not just a gun, but a big gun hahahaha

[@AFMountaineer2000]

He was also the only want not to duck during the shooting range when flagged with the shotgun because he knew a new round hadn't been loaded

[@gabagool_and_psychiatry4856]

@@AFMountaineer2000 noticed that as a kid. felt really proud.

[@drakeloki4214]

@AFMountaineer2000 if she focused on that I would have mentioned that too.

[@TheHuntress24]

Fun little fact. During the Shooting range, when Barbara swings the gun toward the cadets and they all duck, except for Tackleberry, who is the only one to have any prior gun knowledge. He knows the gun hasn't been pumped so it won't fire

[@markmosley3547]

It’s interesting that you liked Michael Winslow because you first saw him in Spaceballs. He was the radar operator.

[@Scott_Burton]

"I've lost the beeps, I've lost the sweeps and I've lost the creeps." "The what, the what and the what?"

[@CaptainFrost32]

He also made his return to the stage on America's Got Talent after he finished raising his family.

[@skyuru]

And was nice to see him at American Got Talent last year w

[@akosbarna7068]

Mel Brooks invited him to Spaceballs because he used him to produce ALL the necessary extra sounds on post-work (including spacefights also)

[@mrshimmy1999]

The Blue Oyster Bar is considered a classic. Rumour has it that what happens in the bar wasn't scripted and the director had no idea what to do right up to the point where everyone was on set. The script just said that there were bikers in the club. It was the local motorcycle club who were hired as extras that came up with the idea when they were told that no one had any idea. They huddled together and decided amongst themselves what to do just before the take and did it without anyone else, not even the other two actors, knowing what they would do

[@skinnybuddha74]

Please, please, please at least do the first three. 🙏 Bobcat Goldthwait is what makes these movies gold for me. Especially his interactions with Sweetchuck in part 3.

[@jack_rabbit]

please don't sleep on citizens on patrol

[@battscot]

@@jack_rabbit If anything just to react to that ridiculous rap 😂

[@AthanImmortal]

@@jack_rabbit *Citizens on patrol-trol-trol-trol* de ne ne ne ne, de ne ne-ne-ne!

[@marcuszaja6589]

Second that. Number 3 is gold. And even number 4 is still okay.

[@skinnybuddha74]

I agree, I love the 4th one too. Just didn't want to be greedy lol

[@randeecarreno4289]

I grew up watching these movies in the 80s. I hope that you end up watching all of the "Police Academy" movies. At least the first four ones. This one, the next one, and the fourth one are my favorites from this movie series.

[@jack_rabbit]

the first four are DOPE. gets kinda dicey after guttenberg leaves though. imo 4 might even be my fav of the series.

[@scottmcintyre2809]

I'd say the first 6 are all great, 5 changes the tone up a bit, and 6 dumbs the humor down to be a bit more slapstick, but they're still really good funny movies. The seventh one (where they went to Russia), and the made for TV reboot I seem to recall vaguely existing were where things really went off the rails.

[@scottaudetat3090]

​@@scottmcintyre2809 made for TV was an actual TV SHOW, it's all on Tubi.

[@joevaldez6457]

The fact that you’re even reacting to _Police Academy_ is comedy, Mary. I don’t know if you’re the first on KZbin but none of the men and women whose channels I follow seem to be connoisseurs of the dirty and ridiculous. You get an award for Best Original Thought.

[@skinnybuddha74]

There's a few, and even a few who did the first three. But nobody has gone beyond that yet.

[@martinm8991]

First Police Academy movie pretty much just introduces the characters, next 3 sequels play with those characters (and a few newcomers) very well. 🤣

[@FurrowJames95]

Police Academy 4: Citizens On Potential is my favorite

[@JDdiGriz]

Back in the day, Dirty & Ridiculous was everyone's type of humor. We used to call this series "Police Lobotomy" and we were the fans.

[@trayolphia5756]

BAck when there was (ironically) no policing of what was “allowed to be seen as funny”…

[@lexkanyima2195]

It would never made today and less be humor

[@Torsan0]

And back when "represantation" was actually made right.

[@DarkPaladin24]

Love how Mahoney yells out "Someone call a veterinarian!" I'd be more concerned for the horse than Harris as well.

[@visionaryventures12]

I like the fact that in the climax the unorthodox actions of the weird characters save the day, not the routine procedure.

[@mattp6089]

In Police Academy, you will be subject to many, many wonderful fits of humour.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But it will never made today and too much CGI

[@bartdegryse9345]

I see what you did there. read that in Eric's voice.

[@UncleQue]

I never expected to see Mary watching Police Academy. Some parts haven’t aged well but still some laughs to be had.

[@jamesdee759]

Michael Winslow (Jones) is my favorite. He really can make all those sounds himself. I've heard people refer to him as the "human sound effects machine" because of all the sounds he can make. Try looking him up on KZbin if you get a chance. One of my friends and I saw him perform live in person back in the 90's and he had us laughing so hard that we couldn't hardly breath. lol

[@RedmoonIndustries]

After checking your movie history, you may be in the mood for a re-watch! Michael Winslow appeared as a radar operator in the movie Spaceballs (1987), in which he performs all the sound effects himself during one scene. Mel Brooks (who wrote, directed, produced, and co-starred in the film), stated that by doing so, Winslow saved the film money.

[@Chystyle]

Mary isn't ready for this kind of comedy. OL skool forreal....!

[@ProjectPaladin]

Tackleberry is the sweetest guy. You'll learn that in the sequel.

[@LaunchpadGamingGuy]

This is probably the best police academy, but the second one is really good as well.

[@robfinlay8058]

First 2 are the best, after that they toned them down and made them into kids movies.

[@TheNextStep851]

I would definitely recommend reacting to at least Police Academy 2, it's hilarious. It may be more to your liking when you see the new character additions and the story arcs.

[@jacoblofthus7908]

Always love seeing Lola with you. She's such a charmer.💖💖

[@jonbolton3376]

I'm glad you enjoyed this. I was born in 1980 so grew up with these as a kid, one being made every year in the second half of the 80's. I hope you watch the sequels too , i love all but the last one. In those you get to see how a lot of the main characters continue throughout their time in the police force.

[@jonbolton3376]

My favourites are 4, 1 and 6.

[@PrincessSnowbelle]

You’ve got to keep reacting to these. They’re so much fun! One thing, though. Don’t overthink it. The Police Academy movies are meant to be irreverent and fun. They’re not deep, but they are so fun, and the characters are very lovable.

[@deires77]

Growing up in Germany but living in Ireland my German accent always "gets" so much stronger when I am in trouble "I am sorry sir I did not know that *blink blink*" Works like a charm 😂 No idea if it works because I am a sweet polite tiny female or because I am never doing anything too bad or because of the accent... maybe it's the combination 🤣🤣🤣

[@losrajvosa0078]

Your lauph is the reason why I'm here girl

[@karlsmith2570]

Hey Mary, Michael Winslow, the character of Larvell Jones, is the only actor that appeared in all 7 "Police Academy" movies, the Police Academy TV series and "Police Academy: the animated series"

[@jeffehren]

As someone born in 1975, this is a classic '80s flick that I would watch anytime it's on. Watching more of your reactions, it's awesome learning you enjoy adult humor. From this era, I wonder if you would enjoy "Stripes"

[@chadatchison145]

That's a fact Jack!

[@dirtcop11]

Michael Winslow was the guy doing the sound effects, it was really him doing those sounds. He was also featured in Spaceballs, which is another good comedy. Bubba Smith played Hightower, and he played football at Michigan State and in the NFL.

[@lexkanyima2195]

Winslow would give credit for his ability

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

He was paid to throw super bowl lll

[@michaelpoore8368]

I love how Fackler started the whole riot by throwing the apple Lol.

[@fidelgarcia5648]

I would love to see your reaction to the sequels. They're all enjoyable to watch

[@williambanks2223]

G.W. Bailey was an unsung character in these movies. He was the perfect foil for Mahoney and went on to be my favorite character in another police series: The Closer and it's sequel Major Crimes. Tackleberry was another favorite because he was so over the top.

[@billr3724]

He was also hilarious as Sergeant Rizzo on MASH.

The _Police Academy_ films, seven in total, were a staple of cable tv and public television. Only one I watched in theaters, it was part 5 with the Miami setting.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Michael Winslow (Jones) is the King of Sound Effects

[@Powersparky59]

You never seemed to grasp tackleberrys intense personslity

[@MrTech226]

Mary Hightower was played by late NFL player named "Bubba" Smith. He played from 1967 to 1976.

[@guitarman8462]

The actor who works at parking the cars in the start of the movie , was also in a made for TV movie that's a MUST watch. It's called " THE DAY AFTER ". This movie made such an impression on people that they kind of freaked . It even made the news because it was so realistic .

[@shallowgal462]

Of course, there is nudity--it's an '80s comedy. I can't think of any without nudity. Speaking of which, please watch Porky's (1981), also starring Kim Cattrall. My favorite of these is Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol (1987). I hope you'll watch it!

Nudity in the '80s were full steam and out of control.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@ and more freedom

[@visionaryventures12]

This not only led to several sequels, it led to a cartoon series with toys and then a live action tv series. There’s likely a comic book series somewhere.

[@lexkanyima2195]

They should have a actual goodbye with the actual cast

[@Warlocke000]

This came out when I was in elementary school, and the humor seemed to be a pretty big hit with the kids I knew. I don't know if that says more about the maturity of the movie, or what 7-8 year-olds were like in the early 80s. Even as a fourth-grader, I can remember conversations getting pretty filthy, and the most shamelessly raunchy jokes I ever heard were the ones I heard from my peers in the single-digit age bracket. Police Academy was juuust risqué enough that, if your parents kept you sheltered, you probably weren't allowed to see it, but not dirty enough that your friends' parents would stop to wonder whether you were allowed to see it, when you watched it with their kids. Kids being kids, though, they still tended to talk more about Michael Winslow's sound effects than anything else. Then again, I can remember a classmate talking about movies like Porky's and I Spit on Your Grave, of all things, in first or second grade: Some kids got left alone with an unlocked Cable box... I guess there are a lot of younger people who have never heard the "J word" before. We had a local TV personality use it, some years back, without knowing what it actually meant. The shocked look on her black co-host's face said it all. Of course, they packed her off to "reeducation camp"/sensitivity training. I felt bad for her, since A: The experience was obviously utterly humiliating, and B: It's not like she needed a class to teach her not to be racist, what she needed was to never use a word on-air (or anywhere else), unless she was sure she knew the meaning, first. A little literacy is a dangerous thing. Oops. Here endeth the lesson.

[@allana-sarahbenjamin7123]

I was a teenager when I watched these movies. The first one I ever watched was the 4th movie, Police Acadeny: Citizens on Patrol. Michael Winslow is the master of sounds.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

The great thing about the Police Academy movies is that the characters are so lovable, the weakness of the sequels doesn't really matter. Most of them are fun regardless of plot.

[@tiagoalves2056]

until number 4 it was awesome,after that it wasnope...no mahoney no Zed etc...

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

@@tiagoalves2056 I'd say 5 and 6 have some redeeming features. Harris stays fun (not a huge fan of Mauser from the middle period), and Jones gets more play. For some reason I thought Mahoney was in them...funny how memory works.

[@josealmeida2842]

While Tackleberry is genuinely psychotic, he really does have a heart of gold. You get to see it more in the next movie when he meets his new (ahem) partner……😉

[@Lunangel]

I love that you reacted to this one! Police Academy is one of my favorite franchises ever! Definitely my kind of humor as well! All the characters are soo quirky and funny! Please react to all of them up to the 6th one if you can, but avoid the 7th one at all costs!

[@JoshSmith-wo7zw]

All the sound effects are from him too. Their not being edited in. He was one of the best actors in the Police Academy series.

[@lexkanyima2195]

And there is no editor

[@johnnieangel99]

"Moses Hightower" was portrayed by Charles Aaron "Bubba" Smith RIP. A retired NFL player Who was a 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) and 265 pounds (120 kg) Defensive End {his position}. He went into Movies, tv and even some TV adverts after retiring from the game in 1976. He was the first pick in the 1967 NFL draft. His college went on to retire his jersey number in 1988 I think. He was a beast on the field. He was so much quicker than anyone of his size was thought to be able to be. He played in two Super Bowls for the Baltimore Colts earning him a ring for helping the Colts win Super Bowl V {five} He had many college as well as professional Football accolades. Sadly after his passing he was diagnosed with CTE.

[@johnahimomnesfelicitas5305]

What a big and beautiful cat you have. I don’t know how many times I’ve watched “Police Academy,” especially the first part, I love it.

[@vovindequasahi]

Great reaction! and your cat is living the LIFE!

[@jessvex]

I’m sooo glad you watched this. It’s so ridiculous but a mandatory watch.

[@QuantumS1ngularity]

Ooooh man... this threw me waaaaay back .. i basically grew up with this movie on a VHS in the very early 90s. I was probably 5 yo when i first started watching it; certainly i was in a pre-school age. I remember being completely oblivious and asking my parents what was the lady doing to the man in the projection room that made him talk so weirdly and them not saying a single thing. Damn.. The nostalgia surge with this one is 10/10.

[@misterprickly]

Ya gotta love a *made in Canada* movie! Thank you Toronto. Fun fact: "The Blue Oyster" is a real bar in Toronto and every year people go there and dance to that very song, that is STILL on the jukebox.

[@Nammsayin]

as a guy that grew up on this franchise and watches these movies at least twice a year(all of them), this was fun to watch it with a younger perspective whos seeing it for the first time. looks like you had fun watching it too. gives me hope for the future. 😄

[@StardustandMadness]

I love the Police Academy movies! I have all seven in a dvd box set. The first four or five make me laugh so hard every time I watch them.

[@Hamstar78]

Blue Oyster Bar lol. Consider reacting to these classic comedies in the same era Mary! They are awesome :) Coming to America and Beetlejuice

[@9sunskungfu]

30:32 "DONT MOVE DIRTBAG !" That was her catch phrase in all the Police academy films, her name was Marion Ramsey, she passed away *2 years ago almost to this day 7/1/21. RIP

[@marcusfridh8489]

2 years ago, it is 2023 now

[@9sunskungfu]

@@marcusfridh8489 Corrected. Thanks

[@marcusfridh8489]

@@9sunskungfu your welcome

[@LordVolkov]

The whole series is pretty good, even with some weaker entries in the mix. Not a huge Gutenberg fan, but the rest of the main cast is fantastic, especially Michael Winslow whose hilarious sound fx would become a staple of the series.

[@nicktroisi6347]

I forgot how funny and good this movie is, it’s one of my favourite comedies My favourite parts are Mahoney defending Barbra, Hooks finds her voice, Hightower standing up for Hooks and flipping the car The whole final riot deserves its own section of praise, the sequence is just genius, it’s so well put together and it is a perfect blend of chaos, danger and comedy and every main character grows in their own way

[@arthurgoonie4596]

The funny thing about tackleberry is that he's very gunho with firearms but he's sticks to all the firearm safety rules.

[@tonytheriault1186]

This was fun to watch again. I saw it in the 1980's, when we rented it on VHS. Yes, I dated myself 3 times in one sentence. I'm just that good.

[@pepsi797]

Fun fact: Michael Winslow a.k.a Larvell Jones is known as the “Man of 10,000 sound effects and provided all the sound effects his character does throughout the movie.

[@Jordashian93]

A very good 80s classic comedy.

[@sersastark]

Welcome to my generation of cheap yet classic humor!

[@dpcnreactions7062]

Police Academy had everyone talking on the 80s as everyone loved it!

[@lexkanyima2195]

But it would not made today

[@richiecabral3602]

This came out when I was a child, around the time my family got our first VCR. Yes, that's right. I'm old enough to remember first getting technology that was probably already obsolete by the time you were born. We used to just record things right off the TV. Sometimes, one of the pay channels would have a free preview weekend or something to give you a taste to try and get you to subscribe, and people would just record all the movies they could before it ended. My uncle used to have a huge collection of movies like this, and depending on the quality in which you chose to record in, you could fit one to three, or maybe even four movies on one VHS. Early on after first getting a VCR, we borrowed a couple of tapes from a friend and never returned them. I think this tape had this movie and "War Games" on it, and at the time, it was one of the only tapes we had. Suffice it to say, I'm sure I was much too young to be watching this movie, but I watched it over and over again so many times!

[@HaienTwitch]

It`s funny now how you have so many streaming services that we are basically back to cable ages because you have so many choices to stream from. I was born in 1987 and have many memories of vhs and rewinding my favourite tapes to the point of screen tering.

[@shainewhite2781]

A very fun action comedy film with an ensemble cast of actors and comedians from Steve Guttenberg, Michael Winslow, GW Bailey, George Gaines, Donovan Scott, David Graf, and Kim Cattrall.

[@lexkanyima2195]

A legit slapstick movie

[@namelessjedi2242]

This one is fun but the characters grow in you as the series continues and it’s like seeing old friends again. And you will meet new ones along the way too! Some of the sequels are better than others but they are all worth watching (well… the last one is debatable in that regard, honestly). Hope you’ll reconsider doing them for the channel, you might find you like them better as you go along. 😁

[@anzaeria]

I wonder if they'll ever make another Police Academy movie. If they do, I guess it would be a reboot rather than a direct sequel.

[@legaultrants]

Tackleberry - the extreme gun guy - gets better in the sequels. He's one of my favorites throughout the series.

[@The_RedVIII]

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I still like to request Sister Act 2 though! Such a great sequel.

[@sammyingersoll8870]

I remember watching this on VHS. It was awesome and a little raunchy for a little kid like me back then. Love this selection!

[@js3599]

Police Academy is of a great vintage year for movies... 1984, which also gave us Ghostbusters, Revenge of the Nerds, Karate Kid, Beverly Hills Cop, Gremlins, Footloose, Last Starfighter, Sixteen Candles... and many, many more.

[@lexkanyima2195]

1984 was very significant year in general

[@js3599]

@@lexkanyima2195 Indeed

[@jakubholic8769]

Michael Winslow is the one who makes sounds. He is doing all the sounds for real.

[@nebularain3338]

Police Academy movies are more "sit and chuckle" rather than "laugh out loud". They are certainly more grounded than something like Austen Powers which is almost purely gag based, but adding actual drama was common for the time. Even in comedies.

[@denizkendirci]

I always liked the fact that the joke of Hightower's name matching the look. My fave character from the series is Zed, i love his "gas scene".

[@veronicajarvis7924]

The guy who played Jones really did the sound effects he was a voice actor for years I believe at one point he was even the road runner and Scooby Doo

[@GilesHellier]

All Police Academy movies rock the house! --- 5 and 7 are a bit iffy, but hell, if you like the cast, it's just fun to see them again!

[@thestapler]

The insult Mary confused Mahoney for is probably jabroni. An insult which originated in professional wrestling.

[@rezan0788]

Mary, I love your laughing. I love everything about you 💕

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Rezan Hail "Shes some of wonderful" (Grand Funk Railroad)

[@Scottie_S]

Mary, Michael Winslow (the sound effects guy) actually did all those sound effects. He spent quite a bit of time on Australian TV (Hey Hey, It's Saturday!) and would perform with all the wonderful noises he could do. There's a lot of him on KZbin. I believe you're aware of that medium? 😁😁😁

[@lexkanyima2195]

He was very innovated in his abilities

[@WadeWallenstein]

I LOVE this franchise! I agree that the first 4 are by far the best. They influenced my sense of humor and I watch them often.

[@Jelperman]

22:00 That's the late Bubba Smith, a former NFL star. He was huge even among football players. One of my uncles had to do the same thing with a Honda Civic.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Mary, Watch Airplane after this. It's another Classic Comedy 👌.

[@thegeekhustler]

There's surprisingly a lot of character growth/development in all seven Police Academy movies, but most people in a consensus would probably stop after the fourth movie.

[@DarthVoxyn]

All these movies made me laugh . I grew up with these movies. I am glad others are finally getting to enjoy these movies.

[@Echo4Bravo]

Stripes 1981 Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, John Candy, and a legend Warren Oates as the drill sergeant. Oh yeah a young Judge Reinhold.

[@torbnymublous4403]

Personally part 2&3 was the best with bobcats character progression

[@jdanon203]

Look at the kitty!!

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

" Spades what's that? ... Oh it must have something to do with skin color." Sweet Cherry you innocent summer child.💗❤️🌹🌷🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@MikeWood]

Police Academy was one of the first big films that shows a lot of Toronto where I grew up. :) The Blue Oyster Bar is actually a place called The Silver Dollar. About 15 years ago I photographed the band the Tokyo Police Club there for some promos.

[@davidcottone2700]

Michael Winslow is talented with thousands of voice effects

[@kevinmeyers7821]

I love how Mahoney asks if he can bring a friend, he's a smart-ass but he's loyal to his friends, and he chooses his friends wisely.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

"I don't know how they're doing it with such a big gun" gigity gigity

[@MrKeychange]

Yes! I'm looking forward to this one

[@AFMountaineer2000]

Love the whole series honestly

[@Station-Network]

14 Weeks to become a US Cop Vs 3 Years to become a Cop in germany.....

[@Metzwerg74]

please do the 2nd and 3rd too... you can easily skip the rest, but the first three are essential 80s classics....

[@Amalgam67]

Welcome to the "Slob versus snob" genre of American comedy.

[@jamesedwards2483]

Yep!! Others In This Same Genre I Would Recommend Are: Animal House, Revenge Of The Nerds, And Caddyshack!!!

[@Amalgam67]

@@jamesedwards2483 Animal House is a must see, it started the whole genre.

[@paulobrien9572]

The theme music in Police Academy is an adaptation of the marching music in the multiple Academy Award winning film Patton. Patton won Oscars for Best Movie, Director, Original screenplay and Best Actor George C Scott. It's widely considered one of the best war movies ever made and sooo worth watching

[@jmk1975]

At 20:16, your cat just magically appeared.

[@chemdah]

I think people say 'That's baloney!" when they think someone is saying rubbish. I guess that is the word you were thinking of when you said Maloney.