Review of Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment

This comic franchise is silly, shallow, watever, however nobody can denies that is outrageous funny, mainly the pranks carry out against the slicker Lt. Mauser (Art Metrano) who had replaced his forerunner Captain Harris on the first one, all original main members were casting in this sequel, the Captain Pete Lassard (Howard Hesseman) are in trouble and has been pressure for best results at his precinct at bad area, then decides asking help to his old brother Commandant Lassard (George Gaynes), at once the unwary Commander send their best six rookies to be allocated there to solve those several assaults, raids and physical abuses enforced by a violent punk gang, the frolicsome Carey Mahoney (Steve Guttenberg), the Spartan Hightower (Smith), Tackleberry (Graf), the copycat (Michael Winslow), the sexy Kirkland (Colleen Camp) and the tuneless Laverne Hooks (Marion Ramsey) to fill out the odd team, nonetheless the best stays to newcomer and slowpoke Proctor (Lance Kinsey) unexpected best performance, the highlights are when Mahoney switch the Lt. Mauser's shampoo for a strong clue of epoxy, that hardens in few seconds, the naked Lt. Mauser walking thru all over the bathroom reaching a main entrance that has many aghast women, better impossible, Proctor tries repair the damages and cut all Lt. Mauser's hair, that afterwards has to wear a hideous wig, Mahoney also provides an another adverse event, when appears a nurse looking for him about a rectal checking, then the whole team take the naïve Lt. Mauser who is just wrapped in a towel receiving the check-up forthwith, aside these odd mischiefs seemingly the Lt. Mauser has no hard feelings at all, he strikes back at own way, don't miss at any circumstances this movie!!

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First watch: 1994 / How many: 3 / Source: TV-Cable TV-DVD / Rating: 7.25