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Ces écervelés veulent la tête du cerveau du crime.
Los Angeles… Enfin une ville à la démesure des flics les plus allumés des États‐Unis ! En effet, pour les célèbres diplômés de la Police Academy, ordre est donné de démanteler un gang de débiles profonds qui ont entrepris de mettre la Cité des Anges à sac. Mais paradoxalement, les valeureux policiers échouent lamentablement dans leur chasse aux affreux et ratent toutes les missions de façon dramatique. De plus, ils croient vraiment toucher le fond quand leur bien aimé commandant est accusé de recel de bijoux volés…
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Beating a dead horse, Police Academy cranks out a sixth installment of crazy shenanigans with _City Under Siege_. When the Wilson Heights Gang proves to be more than Capt. Harris can handle the Mayor sends in Commandant Lassard and his team to help. The acting is just terrible, and has gone way beyond slapstick and into outright buffoonery. Every joke has been so overplayed throughout the series by now that there’s no fun or joy in anything being done here. _Police Academy 6: City Under Siege_ is a stale and humorless comedy that’s DOA.
'Police Academy 6: City Under Siege' - the penultimate flick of this franchise (for now?) - is as forgettable as those that precede it, it probably is objectively the weakest entry of the lot though. There isn't much to mention about it, it's mostly all been seen already in the series. Any sparkle that I saw in the cast continues to dwindle, though that's admittedly due to newer members getting more air than the originals; at least that's how it felt. I wanted more of Bubba Smith, Michael Winslow, Marion Ramsey and Leslie Easterbrook rather than Matt McCoy & Co. The plotline with the local mayor is alright but largely dull, especially with how obvious the supposed mystery is. That would be OK if the humour was witty, alas it is not. Winslow might not get enough screen time, but I would say his voices are more fun here than in any of the other sequels. Time to see if they ended on a high with 'Police Academy: Mission to Moscow'...
There is nothing left in the franchise on therms of ideas. Why do they continue making frankly bad movies? Stick to the first two or maybe three movies. Forget the rest.
The series becomes a total cartoon by this point. Suffers from the lack of Guttenberg. It's one of the weakest entries, but there's still some fun bits in it.