How many movies are there in the police academy? Thank you, God, please help me.

Police Academy One Title: Police Academy: Police Academy Romance Police Academy (1984) Director: Hugh Wilson Starring: Jim Cantrall, Kim Cattrall, Steve Gartenberg Guttenberg Gary Farmer Carole Alderson Beth Amos G.W. Bailey Suzanne Barker James Bearden Released: March 16, 1984 (USA) Region: United States (filmed location) Dialogue: English Rating: 5.9/10 (11,379 votes) Color : Color Sound: Mono Duration: 96 minutes Genre: Crime Comedy Rating: UK: 15 Argentina: 13 Australia: M Finland: K-16 Norway: 16 Sweden: 11 West Germany: 16 United States: R Plot: The mayor of a certain city, unexpectedly In a whimsical way, police recruitment restrictions were broken with a single order. Everyone is welcome, regardless of height, weight, age, gender, race, religious belief and education level. Even misdemeanor criminals can be trained in lieu of jail time. In this way, the police academy became a place to accommodate all kinds of characters, and prodigals and weirdos came one after another. As a result, all kinds of ridiculous and absurd things happened, which led to many romantic and interesting things. Although the behavior of this group of freaks is absurd on weekdays, when riots occur, all the police officers still do not forget the foundation of the police - maintaining public order and legal dignity... [Edit this paragraph] Police School Part 2 Title: Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment (1985) Director: Jerry Paris Starring: Steve Guttenberg Bob Goldthwait Arthur Batanides Morris Beers Diana Bellamy Jim Boyce Julie Brown Colin Garp Colleen Camp Released: March 29, 1985 (USA) Region: United States (filming location) Dialogue: English Rating: 4.6/10 (6,845 votes) Color: Color Sound: Mono Duration: 97 minutes Type: Crime comedy Rating: UK: 15 Australia: M Norway: 11 Sweden: 11 Finland: K-12 Netherlands: AL United States: PG-13 Norway: 12 Plot: Last time this motley crew just graduated, they encountered real riots, and the result was a mess. This time, they have a new mission, to defend and protect citizens in a city where thieves are rampant. At first, this group of police trainees was a mixed bag of dragons and snakes, each with different purposes. Nowadays, official duties are tight, but some police officers are unable to even protect themselves, leaving the citizens in the city in panic all day long.

The thieves in the city are arrogant and rampant, and the people on the street are on tenterhooks, and some of them are even timid on duty. Fortunately, they have been trained, and there are more weirdos showing off their abilities; some can smell the place where the crime occurred with their noses, and some can Ventriloquism and ventriloquism, and even a female school police officer with an aggressive attitude...While handling the case, a series of jokes once again occurred. Fortunately, they were able to win by surprise, finally destroying the gangster's nest and protecting the safety of the city... [Edited version] Section] Police Academy 3 Title: Police Academy 3: Back in Training (1986) Director: Jerry Paris Starring: Steve Guttenberg Bob Goldthwait David James Elliott Teddy Abner Arthur Batanides Pierre Berube Mary Ann Coles Peter Colvey Released: March 21, 1986 (United States) Region: United States (filming location) Dialogue: English Rating: 4.0/10 (6,029 votes) Color: Color Sound: Mono Duration: 83 minutes Type: Crime Comedy Rating: Germany: 6 UK: PG US: PG France: U Norway: 11 Sweden: 11 Finland: K-12 Canada: PG Netherlands: AL Plot: There are still no restrictions on police recruitment this time around. As a result, people from all walks of life flocked to the police academy. Even King Penguin in Batman changed his evil demeanor and joined the ranks of the police trainees, even though he still had the strange screams of King Penguin. . What is even more surprising is that the motley crew from last time actually acted as teachers and began to teach their skills. The lively scene can be imagined. This time, the old and new gangs of freaks are going to fight with live ammunition to capture a group of robbers. As a result, the film staged a novel and unique water chase. While its comedy and ridiculousness will make you laugh, this group of brave and witty weirdos have made military exploits again... [Edit this paragraph] Police Academy 4 Title: Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol ( 1987) Director: Jim Drake Starring: Sharon Stone Steve Guttenberg Bob Goldthwait Corinne Bohrer Randall 'Tex' Cobb Tony Hawk David Spade Brian Backer Released: 1987 April 03 (USA) Region: United States (filming location) Dialogue: English Rating: 3.7/10 (7,260 votes) Color: Color Sound: Mono Duration: 88 minutes Genre: Crime comedy Rating: UK: PG US: PG Norway: 11 Sweden: 11 Netherlands: AL Finland: K-10 Plot: Due to the continuous social disasters, the police academy decided to implement the "National Plan". Commander Lhasa summoned former proud trainees and a group of new volunteers for joint training in order to establish a new relationship between the police and the people and jointly maintain law and order.

But Captain Harris firmly opposed it. He first blocked the implementation of the plan by expressing doubts about the abilities of the former police officers and citizens, and then demanded that the training be carried out in a rigid and traditional way... Little did he know that under the teasing of some funny trainees, he became unlucky everywhere. He made a lot of jokes and made a lot of fools of himself... When arresting a group of smugglers, thanks to the collective efforts of the "All People's Police", the criminals were caught in time, which is a strong proof of the complete success of the "All People's Police" plan... [Edit this paragraph] Police School Five film titles: Police Academy 5: Assignment: Miami Beach (1988) Director: Alan Myerson Starring: Rene Auberjonois G.W. Bailey Dan Barrows Pam Bogart Jeff Breslauer Toni Crabtree Leslie Easterbrook Arthur Edwards Released: March 18, 1988 (USA) Region: United States (filming location) Dialogue: English Rating: 3.2/10 (6,874 votes) Color: Color Sound: Mono Duration: 90 minutes Type: Crime comedy Rating: Germany: 6 United Kingdom: PG United States: PG France: U Norway: 11 Sweden: 11 Finland: K-10/7 Plot: On a plane bound for Miami, filled with all kinds of people; one was forced to retire to receive the "Outstanding Lassad, the principal of the police academy who won the "Achievement" Award, and a group of outstanding police trainees who accompanied him, as well as Harris, who was keen on fame and wanted to climb to the position of principal, and a group of thieves. After getting off the plane, Lassad mistakenly took the luggage containing diamonds, and the story unfolded. The thief wanted to get the diamonds, but Captain Harris wanted to be in the limelight and squeeze out Lassad. The police officers looked for trouble for nothing, making jokes one after another and causing disturbances one after another. The angry robbers hijacked Lassad and took him hostage. Harris and other bureaucrats gave random orders and suffered repeated setbacks. In the end, the police officers put aside these confused commanders and used their own methods to rescue the principal and capture the thieves. Amid bursts of applause, Officer Lassad was reinstated, the police officers were promoted, and a new life began for them... [Edit this paragraph] Police Academy 6 Title: Police Academy 6: City Crisis Police Academy 6: City Under Siege (1989) Director: Peter Bonerz Starring: G.W. Bailey Arthur Batanides Billie Bird Ralph Blandshaw Fritz Bronner Lou Butera Carlos Cervantes Greg Collins Released: March 10, 1989 (USA) Region: United States (shooting location ) Dialogue: English Rating: 3.1/10 ( 5,908 votes ) Color: Color Sound: Mono Duration: 84 minutes Genre: Crime Comedy Rating: UK: PG US: PG Norway: 11 Sweden: 11 Finland: K-12 West Germany: 12 Plot: The number of crimes in a certain city has skyrocketed, and the police are helpless against the W·H Gang. The governor had no choice but to invite back Lassad, the retired principal of the former police academy, and form a special police team to solve the case. In this regard, the mayor was both happy and headache, and Captain Harris took the opportunity to collude with the mayor to drive Lassad away. The strange thing is that every time the SWAT team studies countermeasure plans, they fail time and time again. Moreover, there are still people who frame Lassad with false accusations. In response, the police chief had to suspend Lassad and disband the SWAT team. The SWAT team didn't stop there. They analyzed the case and felt that there must be a traitor if everything was exposed. Later, they discovered that the crime location was along the subway, and there must be an article in it.

So, they acted on their own, set up a special plan, finally captured the robbers, and revealed the terrifying behind-the-scenes leader... [Edit this paragraph] Police Academy 7 Title: Police Academy 7: March into Moscow Police Academy 7: Marches Moscow (1994) Director: Alan Matt Starring: George Ganus, David Graf, Michael Winslow, Boba Smith, Leslie Eastbrook Released: 1994 (USA) Region: United States (filming location) Dialogue: English Color: Color Sound: Mono Duration: 84 minutes Genre: Crime Comedy Rating: United Kingdom: PG United States: PG Norway: 11 Sweden: 11 Finland: K-12 West Germany: 12 Plot: Introduction : This group of student police officers, made up of weirdos from all walks of life, has gradually matured and become a well-trained team after performing many missions. In this episode, they energetically followed instructor Harris and old principal Lassad to fly directly to Moscow, and together with the Red Square police force, they cracked a secret case related to computer software. However, during the execution of the mission, the nature of this group of old and young is hard to change, and they still make fools of themselves frequently. Some cameo as characters in "Swan Lake" and staged a ridiculous ballet; some fell in love with a Russian policewoman in a foreign country and found their true love; and instructor Harris's tendency to show off was inevitable after all. He was also "tortured in every possible way" by the student police...