Colonel Archer Mark L. Taylor as Captain Cabot Brian Bradley as Seacomb Alan Campbell as Duckworth Marty Cohen as Decola Daniel Greene as McCracken Art Kimbro as Izzy Matt McCoy as Ames Jeff Meyer as Dawson Frank Mugavero as Barker Juney Smith as "Ain't" Tom Villard as Seblinsky Camille Saviola as Betty Beep Brenda Strong as Danielle Bruce Belland as Svenson Stephen M. Bottroff as Romanian Ambassador Deep Roy as Little girl (uncredited) Douglas G. Rich as Handsome airman (uncredited) Joe Hart as Officer Cooley Reception Weekend Warriors was not critically reviewed on its theatrical release. The home media version, however, was extensively reviewed, primarily with negative assessments. TV Guide's review was particularly blunt: "Honestly, there isn't one moment in this alleged comedy that anyone over the age of seven would find even remotely funny". Staff writer Howard Miller of The Courier-Journal in Louisville, Kentucky, summed up the majority of the reviews: "...'Weekend Warriors' probably isn't the worst movie I've seen in my years of doing reviews, but it most certainly is the dumbest. And I mean dumb, dumb, DUMB! This is a comedy devoid of laughs, bereft of wit and totally lacking in charm". At the film review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, reviewers gave the film a 38% "Like" rating. Release and box office Weekend Warriors had its first screening on August 29, 1986 in San Antonio, TX and then opened nationally in October 29 of the same year. The film's domestic gross was $351,623 and was a disappointment at the box office. Home media Weekend Warriors was released as Hollywood Air Force on Region 1 VHS in 1986 by Metro Goldwyn Mayer Home Video. It has since been released overseas on Region 2 DVD under the title Crazy Air Force. Under its title Hollywood Air Force, the comedy can be rented or purchased via Amazon Prime's streaming service. References Citations Bibliography Erickson, Hal. Military Comedy Films: A Critical Survey and Filmography of Hollywood. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, 2012. . Widener, Don. Lemmon: A Biography. New York: Macmillan, 1975. . External links 1986 comedy films 1986 films Films set in Los Angeles Military humor in film American comedy films Films about the United States Air Force Films scored by Perry Botkin Jr. 1980s English-language films 1980s American films