*POLICE ACADEMY* Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@jenmurrayxo]

Shall we watch Police Academy 2? 1980's Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLQHhQlj8i5drsQx2uSifPV3sKWZEJrnyx Comedy Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLQHhQlj8i5dom33r48W9VdQjINncfXrLh

[@tomhoffman4330]

Please DO!✌The 3rd is My Personal Favorite, and I'd Love to see Your Face during My Favorite Scene!🤞

[@NightRanger-lz6tp]

Yes

[@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons]

You have to watch all 7. It's the law!

[@jbwade5676]

❤❤❤

[@thestoicsoliloquies4041]

Watch at least the first 6 films. They are all great! 7 is a bit different, but it does have some great moments.

[@jessiechen279]

"It's an 80's movie, I expect to see boobs!" 😂 Hands up who had a crush on callahan? 😉

[@mattstanford9673]

I don't usually subscribe to the whole femdom thing...but I'd be okay with Callahan handcuffing me.

[@tomhoffman4330]

Right HERE!🖐Try looking Her up in another Movie called "Private Resort!"😍👌

[@The-Underbaker]

🖐

[@benn454]

🖐

[@marcwright8395]

😍🖐🏻

[@aarongoldstein7614]

"It's not an '80s movie without boobs." Thank you for keeping us abreast of things, Jen.

[@jenmurrayxo]

👏

[@petrosinella]

😂 Puns are the best!

[@KenMinor-ek1xs]

Was the pun intended

[@aarongoldstein7614]

@@KenMinor-ek1xs Pun is always intended.

[@aaronmurphy9353]

I actually got to meet Michael Winslow in person at a Sci-Fi convention. He was a lot of fun to hang out with for a while. He had some wild stories and made did all the sound effects too. It was awesome. There are 7 Police Academy movies by the way.

[@aaronmurphy9353]

Michael Winslow IS the same sound effect guy from Spaceballs. My favorite scene in this movie is when Mahoney is teaching Hightower how to drive. Hightower ripps the front seat of the slugbug out and sits in the back seat to drive. Hightower hits a dude and the dude gets out, all pissed off, goes to the window and realizes the driver is in the back seat and HUGE. He quietly goes back to his own car. Love that scene.

[@emilmlodnicki3835]

The blue oyster tango is still so distinct 40 years later.

[@henryvandeventer2457]

The wife was watching something recently and I heard that distinctive Tango start and even though I knew it wasn't Police Academy, I immediately thought of that scene 😂

[@Actrjay]

Hightower was played by Bubba Smith an NFL veteran. The irate guy who Hightower rear ended while learning to drive was the director of the movie, Hugh Wilson.

[@ridleysaria]

It's totally juvenile but that podium scene never fails to make me laugh. George Gaynes' performance is hysterical.

[@ramonalfaro3252]

I got to meet G W Bailey twice. My friend attended the same church and was good friends with his son Martin. The first time I met him we had stopped by his to pick up Martin, on our way to see Iron Maiden. When we walked into the house GW was sitting on a Lazy-Boy Recliner and before Martin could introduce us he turned to us and said, (LOUDLY in his gravely voice) " NO!!!!! My head did NOT go up the horse's ass!'. The second time we stopped by pick up Martin, We were in the living room and GW walked out of the kitchen and handed us sodas. When I said thank you. He said, "I'm not being generous! I'm trying to fill you little bastards up so you have less room for beer!".

[@doughbafett]

"Now move it. Move it! MOVE IT!!!"

[@paulshaw9953]

I net him recently and got a Newtons Cradle signed, he kept shouting "don't touch my balls" and I could not have been happier

[@joemasters2270]

Michael Winslow (aka Jones aka the sound effects guy) was in Spaceballs, which actually came out 3 years after this did. He is one of a kind. I wish we had more original talented ppl like him today - he's still alive but retired I guess

[@reesebn38]

First time I saw Winslow was in Cheech and Chong's Next Movie in 1980. I remember His stand-up act.

[@martenw757]

check out Lavatantula, it has mahoney, jones & hooks in it (& callahan but not in same scene) ... ; )

[@gambar]

@@reesebn38 have you seen his "Cruck" gig? About driving a rental CJ5 Jeep. Also puts Ch&Ch in it.

[@44excalibur]

Yes, the special effects guy who played Larvell Jones was comedian Michael Winslow, who also appeared in Spaceballs.

[@glenkamerling5333]

I lost the bleeps, the sweeps, and the creeps.

[@sean-ew2qv]

His Jimi Hendrix is awesome.

[@44excalibur]

@@sean-ew2qv His Jimi Hendrix had me dying. 😂

[@maschwab63]

I ain't found shit also played Tuvok on Star Trek Voyager.

[@daedalus_00]

@@maschwab63 Tim Russ played Tuvok.

[@jimferrell4470]

“It’s an 80s movie, I expect to see some boobs!” 😂 Jen Murray has quickly become my favorite KZbinr!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

24:49 _"Don't move, dirtbag!"_ Check it out! She found her _outdoor_ voice! And you know, in a dicey situation, looks like she has good instincts.

[@zzzkoszzz]

'Going to The Blue Oyster' became something of a slang phrase, amongst kids, for a few years following this movie.

[@QuayNemSorr]

The music alone is enough to make me laugh

[@Stringboiler]

There was a party, wasn't there? Yes, sir. Well, what went on? Dancing, sir. Mostly dancing.

[@realisticthought1781]

The afternoon show on 680 the fan in Atlanta uses the song frequently

[@eviljbrian]

Fun fact: 13:30 In the shotgun range when Leslie Barbra points the shotgun at the other cadets, the ONLY one who doesn't duck is Tackleberry. That's because he's a massive gun nut and knows that Barbara's shotgun didn't have a new round racked into the chamber and thus couldn't be fired.

[@we1ssbr0t]

While everyone else practiced safe range procedures and assumed that every gun is loaded and not to stand near the operational end of the device.

[@BPhillips2000]

@@we1ssbr0t 😂No one said Tackleberry wasn't insane; just extremely into firearms...

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

oh cool

[@DonaldHolben]

I just noticed that lol.

[@christophercurtis4131]

Another of my favorite movies. I was 13 when this came out. Steve Guttenberg was great as Mahoney. And Michael Winslow(yes, he was in Spaceballs) as Jones was great. I just recently found out that Steve Guttenberg's father was a police officer. That is pretty cool.

[@richardw64]

During the 80s it was like there was no other movie on the network channels. Up in south-east Queensland there is the MovieWorld theme park that pays tribute to Police Academy, ever since it opened.

[@harpergras]

One of the true comedy classics. The entire cast did a hell of a job. I met Bubba Smith ( Hightower ) during my bodyguard days many years ago. He was a class act.

[@TheWebcrafter]

24:45 - "Idiots. So many idiots." True.

[@joemasters2270]

I'm so old... I remember the actor playing Lassard, the old man in charge who was lousy w/ numbers, was also on a show called Punky Brewster back in the early/mid 80s w/ an actress Soleil Moon Frye

[@Laochri]

Yes, Jones was in spaceballs. His name is Michael Winslow and everyone went to High School with him.

[@treetopjones737]

Look up the video of him doing a Led Zeppelin song by his mouth.

[@Stringboiler]

He lost the bleeps, he lost the sweeps, and he lost the creeps.

[@md_vandenberg]

@@Stringboiler "The what, the what and the what?"

[@Stringboiler]

​@@md_vandenberg You know, the bleeps "booop tweeeet booop tweet", the sweeps "wrwrwrwrwrwrwr" and the creeps "beep boo beep boop booop". The radar, sir. It appears to be......JAMMED

[@henryvandeventer2457]

​@@StringboilerRaspberry! I hate Raspberry!!!

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

There's 7 movies and spoiler alert, if you watch the 3rd one you'll see Fackler and his wife re-enact that scene except he's the one chasing her and trying to stop her from joining, lol.

[@k.delpino1124]

40 years ago. This one along with Beverly Hills Cop. When unorthodox comedies about police were golden. P.A. had so many characters with so many personalities. Great direction and writing for it's genre. 12 of the people involved have passed away, some of them part of the franchise for most of the films. Director of the first installment, the late Hugh Wilson does a cameo (Angry Driver). 1+6 sequels within a decade and the first film was the highest-grossing. The content was dumbed down and marketed to kids as an animated series (1988-1989) with tie-in comics and video games. Also a short-lived series continuation (1997-1998) of the films with some castmembers reprising their roles. All of them are good with their own craziness. Go ahead and watch 'em all.

[@josebrown5961]

Nice work there. I wouldn’t suggest to anyone to watch them all, they got worse as they went. I saw them as they were released and I would recommend to stop after the second one. But that is just me. Seeing them all won’t kill you.

[@torbjornkvist]

The idea for this movie came when the producer, Paul Maslansky, worked on THE RIGHT STUFF and needed many cops for a scene. The state provided them with cadets from the Police Academy. When they arrived on their busses, Maslansky noticed that they "didn't look like cops". They were big, small, old, very young, fat, and too thin. The present Police Captain smiled and told him: "We have to accept them as applicants, but nothing says that we must pass them".

[@njsoapdish]

I think the second is worth watching as the film that introduced Bobcat Goldthwait to the world. You will probably recognize his unique voice. Most of the cast also returns.

[@SilentBob731]

The third is pretty funny too. They really fall apart after that.

[@joelwillems4081]

@@SilentBob731 I think I've watched the Moscow one too but it is unrememorable. But none of them actually have serious plots. They have a small intro, a whole bunch of funny people doing bits, and then they try to wrap it up at the end with some type of storyline.

[@rhannah7873]

​@SilentBob731 I don't know. I enjoy Citizens on Patrol and Assignment Miami Beach.😊

[@treetopjones737]

He doesn't do that voice these days. It was not his normal speaking voice.

[@njsoapdish]

@@treetopjones737 he's done it for other things she may have seen, such as Disney's Hercules.

[@buzbom1]

Lassard was so MVP in this first PA instalment. I was 23 when this came out, my then future ex-wife and I laughed our 1980's butts off. Went home, watched a channel called MTv that showed cool music videos.....HBO, Cinemax was the go to w/e entertainment. Gahd I miss those awesome years. Gr8 reaction as always my dear.

[@8967Logan]

The podium scene is classic, but you did skip over one of my favorites when Tackleberry is hitting himself in the stomach then asks Barbra to hit him, so he slaps him across the face, hilarious.

[@karlsmith2570]

4:40 Hey Jen, when you'd pointed out earlier about the kid that was wearing a M.A.S.H. t-shirt, the actor who played Lieutenant Harris was actually part of the cast of the TV adaptation of M.A.S.H.

[@georgeplimpton9429]

High Tower's real name is Bubba Smith, former defensive lineman for the former Baltimore Colts back in the 60s and 70s.

[@MLawrence2008]

The lady in the podium was in fact real life adult movie star Georgina Spelvin. It was so fun watching this movie to see the reactions of Dads and Uncles etc who recognised her LOL

[@brentharker7868]

Hightower, who was played to perfection by Bubba Smith was a recently retired NFL football player. He was notouriuos for being the biggest, baddest, meanest, defensive lineman in the league when he played. Just like Alex Karris before him who played Mongo in Blazing Saddles Being a Honda Civic driver at the time which was basically a tin can on wheels, I loved it when he tore out the front seat so he could fit into the car.

[@johng482]

I’m not nearly as big as Bubba was, but I’m still fairly large. A friend had a 79 Civic hatchback with a 4 speed manual transmission. He asked me to move it around the block for him once. I literally had to drive with the driver’s door open so I could operate the clutch because y thigh was too big to fit between the steering wheel and the door.

[@janmortensen9314]

Here in Denmark basic police training is 2 years and 4 months

[@josebrown5961]

That must be nice! Cops in America have a much shorter training. In fact you can become a cop a lot easier than you can become a beautician or a barber! It’s ok though, if they make a mistake when they get to be a cop we have a neat rule that gives them total immunity!

[@MrDanteMason]

American police training definitely should be longer and more disciplined, but it's also worth noting that you must have a college degree before you can start training, so it's not exactly as short a process as a lot of folks think.

[@MartinFransson]

About the same here in Sweden. 2.5 years.

[@josebrown5961]

@@MrDanteMasonIt is a short process sir! Most cops don’t even know what law they are enforcing. They just demand people bow down to their authority. I could direct you to hundreds of examples, but I will just say that cops used to require more education. They used to require some education usually in the field of criminal justice. Some cops had 4 year degrees and while the worked got their Law degree and became lawyers. Right around 9/11 we started lowering the requirement and hiring any former soldier. I love our soldiers but a soldier suffering from PTSD doesn’t need a gun and a license to kill!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Yes it is 2 years in Canada. Tbh i thought they were doing like a tryout

[@lazyperfectionist1]

3:12 "Aren't there a _bunch_ of these movies? Like _five_ or something?" Yes. And each one is a _little_ more slap-sticky than the last.

[@gerstelb]

G.W. Bailey (Lt. Harris) and Kim Cattrall also appeared together in “Mannequin.”

[@mikehenderson631]

G.w Bailey was also in mash

[@josebrown5961]

I especially loved her in “Porky’s.” Being a teen boy was so much fun in the 80s.

[@waterbeauty85]

I really liked "Mannequin," but it gets a lot of hate.

[@gerstelb]

@@waterbeauty85 So do I. Especially because I live in Philadelphia, and it features some great shots of the city, and Wanamaker’s department store as it used to be.

[@TheMarcHicks]

​@@waterbeauty85It had Estelle Getty in it, which makes it an instant comedy classic in my books.

[@GTMQ8]

My cousin and I always quoted Harris when he says “MOVE IT MOVE IT MOVE IT”. We also regularly quote Police Academy 7.

[@waterbeauty85]

14:44 This reminds me of skit on "The Carol Burnett Show" when a bank teller, a bank robber, and a cop all have to supervise newbies on their first day, and they all run into each other when the robbers try to stick up a bank. The rookie bank robber (played by Tim Conway) pulls out his revolver and yells "This is a screw up, so don't anybody stick around!"

[@_toph_]

police academy is such a classic! it should be mandatory for all reaction channels. 😂

[@berserkrhadley]

My absolute favourite scene is Lassard laughing at the shoe polish. I can rewatch that over and over, and over.

[@kevinnordavind3119]

total classic Jen. Yeah Michael Winslow was also in Spaceballs. He's a national treasure IMO.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

Fun Fact on Hightower’s car flip, you can see the engine was removed but still impressive. The original Jeep design included the Idea that two troopers should be able to change a tire without a jack but a police cruiser is a sedan and nearly twice the weight.

[@steveleslie2170]

I saw Michael Winslow live at a comedy club in Winnipeg back in 1991...then he was on AGT a couple years back...

[@autowaagh99]

one thing that I thought was funny about this movie at 13:30 Tackleberry doesn't get down after Leslie's accidental discharge because he's a gun person and knows the next round is not chamber yet.

[@ichabodcrane9988]

sound effects guy.. Michael Winslow... he was indeed in spaceballs.... I recommend watching some of his standup routine

[@JonPaulMaki]

Two things about the kid in the M*A*S*H shirt: 1. I had that same shirt when I was a kid 2. The actor who played Captain Harris was a series regular on M*A*S*H

[@BrettDel]

I seen this a million times but it was the first time I noticed Tac didn’t move when Barbara turned around with the shotgun. Tac obviously knew he hadn’t racked another round in the chamber.

[@MarkDemeo]

They made seven of these movies, there was also a live action TV series, and an animated series.

[@thetimelapsesketchbook.9088]

I love the Police Academy films. 1-3 are the best with Zed from 2 onwards. My 80's guilty pleasure films.

[@karlsmith2570]

9:01 "How Many Weeks Is It? They've Said 14, 12 And 24" Basically, the Commandant's mixing up the number of weeks of training for the cadets is supposed to represent that he's not all there in the head

[@fuxion22]

That theme song is one of my favorite movie themes of all time. I did like part 2 and 3 if that helps. Cool reaction!

[@WilliamScavengerFish]

Yes Jen. He is Mr "I lost the beeps, I lost the sweeps and I lost the creeps".

[@henryvandeventer2457]

"That's not the only thing he lost."

[@kaypirinha1982]

07:13 yes, that's Michael Winslow

[@DanielRichards644]

Yes, Micheal Winslow, the sound effect guy from Spaceballs, this is where most of us first met him.

[@tsrgoinc]

Just a shame so many have passed, Bubba Smith, David Graf, George Gains, Marion Ramsey to name a few.😊

[@douglasdavis8395]

Graf was a Star Trekker, too! They should get special treatment instead of dying.

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

[@petersonchan9250]

I remember this being filmed in the Kensington Market district of my stomping grounds of Toronto! 😁 Pure nostalgia here... Lol

[@martensjd]

It was good to see Bubba Smith, the big guy. He was a very good NFL defensive end for the Colts, Oilers, and Raiders.

[@justinrichards7822]

I love your enthusiasm for every single movie. You're one of my favorites..!!

[@stephanelosier6492]

Glad you enjoyed PA Jen. I sure would watch you react to the sequels, especially 2 and 3. Have a great evening

[@thcdad3632]

Toronto, Canada. Gotta love the cops. LMAO.

[@karlsmith2570]

3:14 "Aren't There A Bunch Of These Movies, Like 5 Or Something?" That's correct, Jen. There's actually 7 "Police Academy" Movies in total

[@TheCoreyd1086]

This movie was filmed up in Canada and was low budget. It actually did very well. G W Bailey who was Harris said best movie he was ever a part of. Loved working with Steve Guttenberg. The two linked up again in the 1986 comedy Short Circuit. You will like that movie

[@austinj3881]

Definitely the typical 80’s comedy. Not that I am complaining

[@bghammock]

I watched this one and 2 a billion times on cable back in the day LOL

[@RyanWehr]

The music in the blue oyster bar scene is absolutely iconic

[@CrazyInWeston]

Lassard: Training is 14 weeks. Jen: Thats a lot. Europe: Training is at least 2yrs.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Ya our training in Canada is at least 2 years. Tbh I thought this was like a tryout to get into police academy lol

[@YukoValis]

To be fair this wasn't an official academy kind of thing. They were testing the waters for a new program. If the majority failed it probably would have been scrapped.

[@Dystopia1111]

Or 12 weeks. Or 24.

[@mikeyb2932]

​@jenmurrayxo Ahh, ok. Your reaction in the video also had me worried, and I had to look and check that your channel was Canadian and not from the USA😅 I was also about to make a similar comment about 14 weeks being very short in comparison but saw this one was here already.

[@starvision5209]

These movies were a staple of my teen years. There's a character named "Proctor" who shows up in the next few. He's very funny.

[@jonbolton3376]

Fantastic reaction! There are 7 of them, i love the first 6, in particular 1, 4, and 6. I first saw this when i was 6, i grew up with these in the 80s. I hope you decide to watch more.

[@jonesey251]

When they went to film the riot sequence at the end the needed a "bad part of town" but the worst one they could find in Toronto wasn't bad enough so they had to set dress it to make it look rougher

[@michaelfoster312]

I fell in love with Leslie Easterbrook when I first saw this movie as a kid,and I still feel the same way at 50.

[@manny.3248]

Good looking out for watching this movie because it is still one of my most favorite ones from the 80s. When this movie was released on March 23, 1984, in the US, I was 6 going on 7 years old in the second grade. I probably shouldn't have watched this and lot of stuff back then at that age, but I did. A lot of kids watched this movie and the others, especially since there was a Police Academy cartoon a few years later in 1988. I believe I somehow seen this movie on HBO or VHS first even though I don't remember exactly when, but I've seen them on both. That's because it took about 1 to 2 years for movies to make it to VHS and sometimes longer for television in the 80s. The movies would premiere on Cable TV before regular tv. Anyway, those were the days. I hope you continue to watch the sequels, at least up to Police Academy 4. Good day. 👍

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks manny! I had a blast watching this one, I'd definitely like to see more! :)

[@davidwilburn4734]

Michael Winslow was also on America's Got Talent.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

15:51 Don't you love how the other cadets keep bringin' their problems to Mahoney.

[@69coolchris]

Kim Catterall and G.W.Bailey (Captain Harris) were in another 80s comedy together, which was the comedy film Mannequin (1987) which is well worth a watch.

[@johncampbell756]

Mannequin 2: not so much.

[@69coolchris]

@@johncampbell756 Yup, Mannequin 2 was terrible 😂

[@markus.schiefer]

This was the first movie that I ever watched on VHS. I remember my parents coming home with a VHS recorder and this movie. Man, was the 8 year old me having fun. That was almost 40 years ago...

[@walkir2662]

"Ypour traiming time wil lbe 14 weeks" Jen: "That's a LOT!" *looks at 2.5 - 3 year trainign over here* ...

[@jenmurrayxo]

We have 2 year training in Canada too. Tbh I thought they were doing tryouts to get into police academy

[@ReymundoCortez]

High Tower is actually Bubba Smith of the Chicago Bears

[@JamesGilburt-lb7sg]

Hi Jen, great reaction to this comedy classic! The Police Academy movies are hilarious, please continue the franchise with 2, 3 & 4 :) So funny and they're underrated imo. You're looking gorgeous as always :)

[@360cbullet]

ah man, this is really calling back to my childhood. part 2 is probably my favorite because of 2 new characters, must watch

[@craigoconnor6662]

I used to be friends with someone in this movie. Donovan Scott who played Leslie Barbara.

[@danwest9900]

3:00 - 3:04 The guy who hits his wife with his briefcase is Bruce Mahler. You may also know him as the rabbi on Seinfeld who couldn't keep Elaine's secrets.

[@johnhenryclark911]

@ 7:48 Yes!😁 That Is Michael Winslow. This Is Probably The Movie That Made Him Famous , Because "Spaceballs" Came Out 3 Years Later In 1987!😁🤓🙂☺️ I Remember 🤔 My Classmate At Collierville High School 🏫 🎒 In 1986 , Used To Go "No!!!!!!!!!!!!" Like The Guy In This Movie!😳😁😅😂🤣 So I Rented This Movie From 'Blockbuster Video'🏪📼' 🚶🏻🚲In 1986. Oh My Goodness I Loved Growing Up In The 1980's. I Am Typing This At 6:58 p.m. , May 8 , 2024.

[@kevinsieg2076]

The most iconic thing from this film is the Blue Oyster, which is a running joke throughout the series. Great reaction. Have a nice day.

[@mollycampbell8631]

At the very least watch 2 and 3. Definitely worth seeing!

[@ChrisReise]

7:03 Yep that's Michael Winslow. The same guy from "Spaceballs"

[@WhiteWolfDarkpaw]

"That looks like Harris! Should we shoot back?" *thinks about it* Nah.... I'd love to see you react to more!

[@jdeamaral]

I remember certain scenes being filmed in Brampton On. Queen and McLaughlin. Which was a woman's prison at the time. (Not sure about now)

[@leftorright04]

You should definitely keep watching!! They're great.

[@philmakris8507]

"It's not an 80's movie w/o 🍰🍰 I expect to see 🍰🍰"🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@joelwillems4081]

Gotta have a little bit for everyone. The humor is mostly so childish that kids love it. Always a love connection or three. Some adult humor and nudity that can be edited out for television releases. Some really great music in a lot of the films too. A few sports jokes and cultural references and you have a hit. Storyline wasn't always a priority in the '80s.

[@НикитаТрусов-ю4с]

Jen: Where did he send them? The scene in the bar. Jen: I see.)) Jen: What will he do? The scene with Lassard. Jan: I see.)) Me: Jen's face is priceless when she says "I see".)) P.S. Miss Murray, watch the movie Leon: The Professional (1994). Have fun. And a little awkwardness.

[@thomasmcintosh390]

I love pretty much anything G.W. Bailey is in. And he's been in a metric ton of movies and TV shows! He is one of the highlights of this movie.

[@jimspetdragons3737]

These movies are mostly pretty good, but I still like them all, It's a character driven series. Some casting changes, but they mostly stay intact w/ notable additions. Great movie series.

[@georgeheilman4243]

The Blue Oyster Bar is my favorite running gag in this series. Funniest in the first film, but welcome in the sequels too.

[@DeconvertedMan]

13:32 when he spins around with the riffle, everyone but Tackleberry ducks because he knows it has not been cocked again, thus it can not fire.

[@adamclifton29]

We used to hire the Police Academy movies all the time at the store on VHS. These and the Friday the 13th movies were big in the 80s

[@znk0r]

That song in the Blue Oyster club has stayed irrevocably linked with that scene since I saw it decades ago.

[@UPturbinefan]

the bar they shot it in still has the song on the jukebox and it is played often

[@rickylyon3846]

It's my brother's ringtone every time he calls me. Just to mess with him.

[@ZachBonnell]

I remember watching the first two with my family over and over back in the day. I haven't watched them since! I should get back to them. I love the theme!

[@jcastromex]

Only watch #2 and #3 and stop there. It gets really bad afterwards. This is a hysterically funny movie!

[@IDLERACER]

😄👍 I knew you'd like the visual "Diamonds Are Forever" reference at 1:25.

[@Iansco1]

Lasard actually liked the recruits. Over the next 5 he becomes their friend.

[@chrislagazon2020]

This is fun. It's been a long time since I watched this movie. I love it when Jen laughs. It doubles the fun. I recommend HotShots with Charlie Sheen. It's a Top Gun parody.

[@coolkidsdiscord]

The man who directed this film was Hugh Wilson. He was also responsible for the TV series WKRP in Cincinnati! 😎