Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow (1994)

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In a major stumbling block toward better international relations, America's most laughable police officers are sent to Russia to fight crime in this comedy. In Moscow, master criminal Konali (Ron Perlman) has marketed a new computer game that has an unusual hidden feature -- it allows him to bring… More In a major stumbling block toward better international relations, America's most laughable police officers are sent to Russia to fight crime in this comedy. In Moscow, master criminal Konali (Ron Perlman) has marketed a new computer game that has an unusual hidden feature -- it allows him to bring down any security system controlled by a PC on which the game has been played, with a string of major robberies as the result. Russian Police Commandant Rakov (Christopher Lee) is at his wit's end about how to deal with the crisis, so he asks for help from the U.S. law enforcement community. However, Rakov's American allies turn out to be Lassard (George Gaynes), Harris (G.W. Bailey), and the rest of the crew from the Police Academy (among them Michael Winslow, David Graf, and Leslie Easterbrook). Claire Forlani also appears in a small role as a Russian beauty. This was the seventh and last film in the Police Academy series, following the departure of franchise loyalist Bubba Smith. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: PG, 1 hr. 23 min.
Directed By: Alan Metter
Genres: Comedy

In Theaters: Aug 26, 1994 Wide
On DVD: Apr 6, 2004
Studio: Warner Home Video

Critic Reviews

Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
Desperately, aggressively, obnoxiously inept slapstick fare.
Martin Scribbs, Low IQ Canadian
Easily the worst in a miserable franchise, Mission to Moscow makes Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol look like Battleship Potemkin.

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Luke B

The final nail is hammered into the coffin. Grossing less than $1,000,000 at the US box office and for good reason. The film relies on jokes about the Russians and their accents. Even Hooks, Hightower and Hurst fail to reappear. Gaynes is given top-billing, but is reduced to a… More
The final nail is hammered into the coffin. Grossing less than $1,000,000 at the US box office and for good reason. The film relies on jokes about the Russians and their accents. Even Hooks, Hightower and Hurst fail to reappear. Gaynes is given top-billing, but is reduced to a "lost in Russia" subplot. Bailey has nobody to play off making his character the downer for the first time. He needs a Proctor to riff with. Lee and Perlman do their best with bad accents, but just aren't interesting. Winslow, Graf and Easterbrook are used too much, making their characters do things we're not familiar with. Schlatter is a kind of Mahoney, but he's never truly likable. Bad jokes, wasted characters, and a sense that nobody cares about what is going on, leaves this film as useless as you'd expect.
Wahida K

Kicking buttski. Making you laughski. The Academy is backski! As muchzki I likzi Police Academy Trilogy, I waski tiny bitzki dissapointed, but just tiny bitzki. The only Police Academy movie not to make over a million dollars. No Wonder!
Anthony L

Not just the worst Police Academy film but one of the worst films ever made!
Film C

love a bit of police accamdemy
Lafe F

Quit it! All charm was gone. Most of the original cast was gone. Russia is not the most exciting setting. This killed the series.
Steven V

It looks really dumb. If you made it to part 7, the only reward you get is knowing that the series only gets worse. Alot of the classic cast is missing and the remaining cast cannot pull this one together.
Joseph E

The first Five were exceptional, and atleast partially funny, or interesting, unlike the sixth and seventh ones.
Leo L

Hilarious!