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I was a young teenage boy, open to watching anything in theaters. I'd seen a lot of bad movies before this one, but this movie was so stupid, I felt like I was a part of something dirty, wrong. Even worse, I was with my best friend, and it was MY idea for us to see the movie. Wtf was wrong with me back then? Having watched the trailer again, I'd kick my own @ for even thinking about seeing this movie.

This is the worst Police Academy movie ever made. I guess. I don't really remember the majority of the sequels, and only thought of this one, after medicating my mind and remembering that friend. I should have given him his money back.

If ANYTHING, I can than City Under Siege for making me more selective about what I went to the theater to watch. Well, I saw Freddy's Dead in theaters and that just made me die inside. Still, I think this movie ended my friendship. If so, then shame on everyone who said, "Yes. I will be in this horrible movie, in exchange for money." Shame on me for dragging my mom (she drove us) and my friend into this.

I'm not a violent person. I have a grade IV GBM and was given a year to live. I've outlived that year with a brain tumor that will eventually kill me, unless a cure is discovered VERY soon. So damn this movie for being. The acting? Was wooden, the jokes¿ painfully unfunny, and made me wish I had used that hour and a half with my family, because they damn well knew to go somewhere else when I asked them if they wanted to watch it.

I've wasted even more time writing this review. Why do I have to write so many characters? I'm having to put more effort in getting the amount of words needed in thFINALLY!

Oh yeah, the special effects aren't so special. This looks terrible. Michelle Yeoh deserves better. She just did the amazing Everything, Everywhere, All At Once! Why is she in this?

I love the fact that everyone came together in 1985 and made a song that benefited so many in Africa. It was an amazing event to live through and witness as it was happening. The same with Live Aid. So I was hoping that this documentary would reveal a lot of little-known facts and behind-the-scenes footage.

I didn't get that. There were some behind-the-scenes footage, but I'd already seen it. It only highlighted how lacking this song really was. Without the names, this song would have never been successful. I hate to say that about a song that has contributed so much, but that's just my opinion.

I love the event and I love what it contributed to Africa and the R&B, pop, and country music culture. It deserves a lot better than what this has to offer.