The problem with BH3 was it was missing the complete 3 Amigos. Foley, Rosewood and Taggart. Rosewood and Taggart were like Laurel and Hardy. Without Taggart it felt weird. It's like having the A-Team without Murdock.
0:18 To be fair, Boomerang wasn't "box office dud" as implied here. It was actually quite successful at the box office and one of my favorite films of 1992.
Man it's crazy seeing reviews of movies from your childhood. I was 11 when this movie came out and I thought it was the greatest movie ever. I'm gonna have to rewatch it again to see how it holds up.
I remember seeing BHC 3 at the cinema and being HIGHLY disappointed with the film,worst one out of the franchise.And the coloring grating of the film is TOO dire/dark.
I worked on the movie. The cast and crew actually had a lot of fun making it. The big surprise for me was how professional Eddie was. Completely different than when I was on set of 48Hrs 2. Eddie had come a long way once he wasn't the golden boy anymore. He straightened out his act (at least on set). The general consensuses once the film was released was an overall pleasant experience. Not great, but not terrible either.
I think the film has some huge issues but so does BHC1. The great thing about BHC2 is the villain seems to generally operate in ways that make sense. This feature is absent from BCH1 and 3 (by the way, the villains in BHC3 do get better in the second half of the film almost the opposite of BHC1). BHC1 just took too long setting up the characters which is why I think BHC2 was a comfortable sequel. The loss of Taggart really hurt this film as they didn't set up the 'private police force' well. I know one of the major issues of this film was the script, and I wonder if they ever floated the idea of dropping a replacement for Taggart and spending more time with the love interest as a tsundere maybe. Anyway, youtube critics are stupid, and this film is not that much worse than the first. Trust me, there are trilogies where the third movie is WAY worse than this. This is just a popular theme that never died out and it's easy to create buzz around this yt title.
BHC-3 1994 was flawed in my view because they waited way, way too long. 7+ years. Axel was older, leaner not quite the young hip cop anymore. The 3rd film should of been with a young Detroit PD or Bev Hills detective that he could play off of. Hector Alizazo 🎭 is great but way, miscast. 🤔 The Amusement Park story was lame.
@@Wheatsolo nah, it's much worse. Axel isn't as funny, Rosewood isn't as funny, Taggart isn't there, the music is completely unremarkable, while i can't look at a still image of BC1 and not remember the first notes of that Patty Labelle song. It's not terrible,, but it's easily the worst of the 3.
@ShadowDeist the actor Ronny Cox was supposed to be in this film. But because the movie was initially in development hell, he was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts with other films. He was still keen to do the movie and had asked to read the script. When he read it, he pretty much said... I'll pass
I did like the return of Serge and the "Kiss My Ass" dollars made me laugh, as did Rosewood using so much man power to check an empty truck, and that silly gun Serge let Foley use. That was about it though for me though. I mean no Taggart, no Bogomil, and killing off Inspector Todd ruined it for me
This is definitely least best one made. I never hated it, but it very much felt different...it wasnt gritty. It was filmed in that 90s clear film aesthetic. It didnt feel like the other ones. Still loved this movie regardless
Yep, most times it is best to let good memories be just that; good memories. Nostalgia is for suckers these days, truly. Corporations have weaponized viewers' own nostalgia against the viewers.
@@SumDumGyI'd say that OP means that the original Beverly Hills Cop film was quintessentially 80's in its general outlook and tone. By 1994 Hollywood films had changed in tone and cop/buddy flicks were hitting a nadir as it had been overdone. They should have made the 3rd Beverly Hills Cop in 1989 or so for in 1994 it felt like a "dead franchise and a dead genre". Very few desired another Beverly Hills Cop in 1994 and what they got was a dud anyway. In 1994 films like The Lion King and Forrest Gump dominated the box office. Feelgood family films. You couldn't have made another Ghostbusters in 1994, nor another Karate Kid or Top Gun or Mad Max. But they tried to do another Beverly Hills Cop... Bad idea.
@@McLarenMercedes I think the only thing I agree with you about here is they waited too long. Of course, I would have preferred a third film in the 80s but it didn’t happen. I was still excited about it only to end up hating the result when I saw it. I think you chose some very bad examples here for films they couldn’t have made in the 90s. They could have, they just didn’t. Instead, they did something even decades later and they worked just fine.
I don't know why BHC2 got such low ratings. I absolutely LOVE that move and thought it had a lot of clever moments. Axel getting cash at various points in the film was particularly funny and clever. After borrowing Rosewood's bag of vitamins using them as a prop in the gun club, he gives Rosewood $20 he got from the receptionist to replace the vitamins. While tracking the armored truck from the robbery he finds a $50 bill and gives that to the valet, Chris Rock, at the Playboy mansion to park the cement truck. And finally he donates the $200 he got from Sidney Bernstein, played by Gilbert Gottfried, when the mayor says he's going to a charity event. The action was great, the comedy was on point and I loved the growth of Rosewood into a baby-faced psycho. The chemistry of Axel, Taggart and Rosewood was just as good as it was in the original. But yes, BHC3 was complete dogs***. I'd consider it inhumane torture to watch it again. As for the 4th movie, I kinda wish they just left it alone. I understand that Eddie wants to give the character a good send-off but based on the fact that he read the script for Coming 2 America and still went through it doesn't give me a lot of hope in his ability to discern what it takes to make a good movie. Coming 2 America is easily in the top 3 worst films of his career.
second movie was arguably the best one. not only it carried the same witty tone from the first one, but because of Tony Scott's direction it became even more stylish
"MAD" magazine's take on BHC2 wiped out all the joy and made me think of things easily forgiven in the film. Which is the signature of a popcorn movie that takes you along for the ride.
Wait he said boomerang was a dud?? I haven’t even watched the vid yet the ads are playing but I’m cutting this video off. I will not tolerate boomerang slander. If that’s his view then he is not a man of culture and I don’t care to hear what’s being said in the video. Lol I’m out
@@mr_movieguru from a year ago and still responding that fast, respect to you good sir!!! First was legendary, second was a decent follow up but the third was tough to sit through: nothing about it made sense, cash grab sequel and as forgettable as GF3
@@spittinvenom9843 most movies become cash grabs sadly now more then ever. Loved Dune 2 btw. And for a cop buddy movie serie lethal weapon is one of my favorites.
I remember watching this movie while I was sick and my dad was taking care of me as a kid. He put the third movie on before I had ever seen the first two. I adored it for some reason more than anything else I had seen at the time. Its wild the backstory of these things
@@joshuasimmerman8562 People still buy DVDs and Blu-rays. In fact, DVDs are coming back. Anyway, Netflix no longer releases movies or shows on physical media, so no one will ever own a copy of this movie.
This movie is not as bad as everyone makes it to be, in fact compared with some of the latest efforts on the "action comedy" subgenre it makes it look like a freakin masterpiece
@@Eazy-ERyder Eddie Murphy recognized it as trash and buried this franchise to this day. You can like it and that’s fine but to try to hype this shit movie up is just stupid.
@@Forsoothious and that's why I'm here, because I showed my daughter BHC1, then we jumped straight to BHC:Axel Foley and it was possible for her to understand who the characters were. It's from finally watching BHC3 and laughing out loud at the plain ridiculousness of how none of the bad guys could shoot Axel that brought me here.
I loved this movie as a kid saw it at the cinema when it came out and I remember when it would come on TV the family would seat down and enjoy it each time.
This was one of my absolute favorite films growing up. I must have rented it like 20-30 times. Just watched it again for the first time in about two decades with my fiancée, and while we didn’t think it was as good as the first two, we were still laughing constantly thru the entire film. Not on the same quality as the first two but I maintain that the film is entertaining and pretty damn funny.
I like how a "What Happened to Beverley Hills Cop 3" focused way more time on the first 2, and the possible number 4. Given the quality of no 3, a wise decision.....
I must admit Beverly Hills Cop 1 and 2 were fantastic films, the third film just didn’t have the same atmosphere and film layout, it is watchable. I just hope the 4th film had the same set up as the 1st and 2nd films combined. Then it would be a fantastic comeback film sequel then Eddie Murphy will be back to his usual self. But you need to remember it will be almost 30 years since the 1994 3rd film was released
This was a guilty pleasure of mine when I was a kid. I was shocked when my older brother (who was about 18) told me it sucked and I was stupid for liking it. :-/
Reasons behind the accident that killed three during filming Landis' Twilight Zone segment were slightly more complex than a "tailspin". Anyway, it would be nice if Joblo researched that incident and made a video about it.
I loved all the Beverly Hills series as a kid, especially no.3. Used to watch it back to back. “That’s not Okie Dokie” I’m going to watch them back with my kids.
It blows my mind that he was paid that much for BHC 3. He needed the movie more than it needed to be made so he made off like a bandit when the studio should've been in the better negotiating position. Besides that though, the reason I can't believe how much he was paid is because the movie feels so cheap. At a budget more than twice that of part 2 it feels like the whole thing was slapped together in an afternoon.
I fell in love w/ the Lions letterman jacket from BHC2. I cobbled one together in 1988 when I lived in LA. When catching the ever faithful RTD bus one day, a guy said: "Those aren't Lions colors." Without missing a beat I said: "I know, I saw BHC2 one time too many." 😁
Wonder World is one of my favourite BHCs because it actually came out when I was at the age to care. The first two came out when I was super young. The first one seemed "too dated" when I first watched it and I vaguely remember Brigitte Nielsen as the alphabet bomber from the second one.
It’s got it’s problems, def went far too soft for a final entry in the series, but it’s pretty difficult to hate outright. John Ashton is sorely missed tho, his absence can definitely be felt and I think is a big contributor to the lackluster vibe this one has always carried.
I really never thought part 3 was that bad. Sure, it didn't hold a candle to the first two, but I always found it halfway decent. A good enough popcorn flick.
BHC3 was just one of those movies that should not have been made and didn't need to be made. The original was perfect and didn't require a sequel. Half the charm of the original was the culture shock of a Detroit detective in Los Angeles, and that element had long passed by the third film.
As a kid, this was the first Axel Foley movie I got to see in cinemas. Looking back, you can see the creaking budget and flat tone of a troubled production and if I remember right, it was PG rated in the UK, taking away much of the series edge.
I personally liked the 3rd one. It's certainly different to the previous 2. But the impression I got with the 3rd one was that it was just over the top goofy fun. I didn't think it was awful or great.
I ALWAYS felt that Paul Reiser's character being in peril would be the best reason to revisit the franchise. The only aspect of BH3's plot that I liked (Detroit Cap death)
I tried to watch BHC3 but only made it a couple minutes b4 I realized why I hadn't seen it until it was 29 yrs old. I forced myself to trudge through 10 -15 minutes of it and couldn't watch another minute. It was just painful.
It's criminal that BHC 2 got bad reviews. IMO it's just as good and in some ways, better than 1. Having established all the characters in 1, you really got to develop them in 2 - Jeff covering for Axel, running interference with Todd back in Detroit, Taggart getting left by Maureen, Rosewood going full Rambo, Bogomil and his daughter, and some great action scenes including the opening jewelry store heist with Brigitte Nielsen.
It's seems like people who fell in love with the 3rd film are early to mid 80s babies like me. It played a lot on TV(superstation) when we were kids and is how I and many of us were introduced to the series. After time and getting to know the others, it is clear that the true magic and greatness of the series is in the first film. But I cannot see how anyone can objectively find part 2 to be better than part 3. I mean c'mon! I can watch 1 again anyday. I can watch 3 as well it's pretty good. I never want to see part 2 again, it was a one time watch.
I felt this, something about number 2, just not one I’d rewatch. I grew up watching 3 with my brother, had a lot of funny scenes. It’s like a close out to the trilogy. I liked it
5:07: I heard that Paramount was hesitant to go with the "Beverly Hills Cop in London" idea because Paramount had already done a film with Michael Douglas called "Black Rain", which sounded rather similar in the basic premise except in Japan.
I know this video is over a year old. I don't know if the Netflix movie or TV show. Is Beverly hills cop Axel f? Could be a movie or be a TV show? 12:02
My late uncle took me too Beverly Hills Cop when I was 7, good times and great memories! It's my favorite to this day. I was introduced to real comedy that day.
The movie should have been about Taggert and Rosewood going to Detroit to help Axel Foley. As much as the first movie was about a fish-out-of-water Detroit cop in Beverly Hills. This one could be about two fish-out-of-water BH cops in Detroit.
Gotta say, I do genuinely like Beverly Hills Cop III 😛🙂 Looking forward to seeing the 4th film, especially how Eddie Murphy's doing it for the right reasons. With Axel Foley, he's got such a magic to him, but I agree it wasn't as prominent in the 3rd film. Now I know why...
@@lexkanyima2195 No idea, but it would be cool. I heard that John Ashton's doing alright, taking it easy like..., but if he was given a script with great writing I'm sure he'd come back to do this 🙂
I saw Beverly Hills Cop 3 on its opening night. It was sold out. By the time the credits rolled, there were seven of us left in the theater. Everyone else had walked out on the film as the movie was playing. That's the only time I've ever seen that happen.
Nah, this movie was TERRIBLE. You could tell Eddie wasn’t into it. And did y’all really posit “Boomerang” as a dud? An $80 million-grossing romantic comedy starring nothing but Black people released in the early ‘90s? Really? 🤔
Y2Jerms,that's all that counts at the end of the day,that you enjoy this movie.I LOVE Man of Steel,thought it was GREAT.Others hate the film,oh well. LOL.
People may have missed it but we loved it. It was so over the top, but the car chop scene, the funeral with Al green and the Bronson Pinchot return. There were a ton of TH-cam clips before TH-cam was even out. Eddie rolled over somebody lol that’s always funny In comedy cinema!
This wasn't a movie bad it was pretty entertaining the problem was it didn't have the edgy serious tone like the 1st two movie's and you we're missing John Ashton and ronny cox
The problem with BH3 was it was missing the complete 3 Amigos. Foley, Rosewood and Taggart. Rosewood and Taggart were like Laurel and Hardy. Without Taggart it felt weird. It's like having the A-Team without Murdock.
True
Not only that. It seems that the protagonist is not Axel Foley. It's a different character.
whole movie is just pg garbage
They messed up the score too. At some point, they actually had an orchestra playing Axel F and it sounded horrific.
That was the least of its problems
0:18 To be fair, Boomerang wasn't "box office dud" as implied here. It was actually quite successful at the box office and one of my favorite films of 1992.
Exactly! Thank you!
Agree. I’d repeat view Boomerang over BH cop 3 any day.
Thanks for pointing it out, that made me quite mad 😂
Boomerang was pretty good
Eddie Murphys funniest movies are BHC 1 and 2, Trading Places, Coming to America, and The Nutty Professor (the first one, not the 2nd)
Man it's crazy seeing reviews of movies from your childhood. I was 11 when this movie came out and I thought it was the greatest movie ever. I'm gonna have to rewatch it again to see how it holds up.
Me2😂
One of the films I wish I had walked out of at the cinema. Awful film.
I loved 1 and 3 as a kid
I remember seeing BHC 3 at the cinema and being HIGHLY disappointed with the film,worst one out of the franchise.And the coloring grating of the film is TOO dire/dark.
@@Kthomasritchie Me too. LOL.
"Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F" officially fixed the franchise.
Well actually it's called "Beverly hills cop Axel F." Not "Axel F. Beverly hills cop"
@@blackishsheep9156funny how yu still knew wat he meant tho. 😂😂
@@blackishsheep9156 I don't know what your talking about, I typed it right haha
Gotta agree to disagree as also disappointed
The franchise was never broken lmfao BHC3 was fine.
I’ve always loved BHC3. It was the first one in the series I saw as a kid, so it holds a place in my heart. I also love the theme park setting.
Same here!! 💯💯
Yep same for me
Same with me. Strangely, I have the same sentiment with Rocky V.
36 years old here, saw it as kid and loved it.
I still like it
But I LOVE the 1st 2
I worked on the movie. The cast and crew actually had a lot of fun making it. The big surprise for me was how professional Eddie was. Completely different than when I was on set of 48Hrs 2. Eddie had come a long way once he wasn't the golden boy anymore. He straightened out his act (at least on set). The general consensuses once the film was released was an overall pleasant experience. Not great, but not terrible either.
I think the film has some huge issues but so does BHC1. The great thing about BHC2 is the villain seems to generally operate in ways that make sense. This feature is absent from BCH1 and 3 (by the way, the villains in BHC3 do get better in the second half of the film almost the opposite of BHC1). BHC1 just took too long setting up the characters which is why I think BHC2 was a comfortable sequel.
The loss of Taggart really hurt this film as they didn't set up the 'private police force' well. I know one of the major issues of this film was the script, and I wonder if they ever floated the idea of dropping a replacement for Taggart and spending more time with the love interest as a tsundere maybe.
Anyway, youtube critics are stupid, and this film is not that much worse than the first. Trust me, there are trilogies where the third movie is WAY worse than this. This is just a popular theme that never died out and it's easy to create buzz around this yt title.
why wasn't Bogomili in beverly hills cop 3
BHC-3 1994 was flawed in my view because they waited way, way too long. 7+ years. Axel was older, leaner not quite the young hip cop anymore. The 3rd film should of been with a young Detroit PD or Bev Hills detective that he could play off of. Hector Alizazo 🎭 is great but way, miscast. 🤔 The Amusement Park story was lame.
@@Wheatsolo nah, it's much worse. Axel isn't as funny, Rosewood isn't as funny, Taggart isn't there, the music is completely unremarkable, while i can't look at a still image of BC1 and not remember the first notes of that Patty Labelle song.
It's not terrible,, but it's easily the worst of the 3.
@ShadowDeist the actor Ronny Cox was supposed to be in this film. But because the movie was initially in development hell, he was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts with other films. He was still keen to do the movie and had asked to read the script. When he read it, he pretty much said... I'll pass
I will admit I don’t hate his movie, but it’s nowhere close to the previous 2
I have learned not to dislike it either as it's own movie but 1&2 are from a whole different universe.
Like nearly All part 3s that had a great 1 & 2, it sucked!
@@ScarFace5566 Yeah most of them do. I'm thankful that Die Hard With a Vengeance is incredible.
Yea, I actually like all 3
But obviously the 1st 2 are Greats
and 3 is just underrated imo
personally, i preferred 3 over the previous 2, i think they could have done better but i still preferred it.
1 is on my all time favorite list.
2 is a great movie and a very well done sequel.
3 was kinda weird... but it had Serge so it gets a ok from me.
Serge and billy definitely made 3 likable an the little bit of inspector T 😂💯
It’s Serge how had is it to say my name……Serge ‘Tut’
I did like the return of Serge and the "Kiss My Ass" dollars made me laugh, as did Rosewood using so much man power to check an empty truck, and that silly gun Serge let Foley use.
That was about it though for me though. I mean no Taggart, no Bogomil, and killing off Inspector Todd ruined it for me
Agreed. I like BHC1 better than 2. And 3 was like,...(sighs) Lol
I love the 2nd movie. and no its not only for Taggert shooting Birgitte Nielsen and saying ''Women.''
This is definitely least best one made. I never hated it, but it very much felt different...it wasnt gritty. It was filmed in that 90s clear film aesthetic. It didnt feel like the other ones. Still loved this movie regardless
Same, it felt very TV-like. I remember BHC2 being one of the coolest looking movies I saw as a kid. Thank you Tony Scott.
2 was awesome because it was so raw and dark with some humor sprinkled in
True
Sometimes some movies are a product of their times, this is one movie that was very 80s, sometimes leave it alone and enjoy it for what it is.
I agree with you not all good movies need sequel let alone trilogies.
Yep, most times it is best to let good memories be just that; good memories. Nostalgia is for suckers these days, truly. Corporations have weaponized viewers' own nostalgia against the viewers.
90s. This film was made in the 90s.
@@SumDumGyI'd say that OP means that the original Beverly Hills Cop film was quintessentially 80's in its general outlook and tone. By 1994 Hollywood films had changed in tone and cop/buddy flicks were hitting a nadir as it had been overdone. They should have made the 3rd Beverly Hills Cop in 1989 or so for in 1994 it felt like a "dead franchise and a dead genre". Very few desired another Beverly Hills Cop in 1994 and what they got was a dud anyway. In 1994 films like The Lion King and Forrest Gump dominated the box office. Feelgood family films. You couldn't have made another Ghostbusters in 1994, nor another Karate Kid or Top Gun or Mad Max. But they tried to do another Beverly Hills Cop... Bad idea.
@@McLarenMercedes I think the only thing I agree with you about here is they waited too long. Of course, I would have preferred a third film in the 80s but it didn’t happen. I was still excited about it only to end up hating the result when I saw it.
I think you chose some very bad examples here for films they couldn’t have made in the 90s. They could have, they just didn’t. Instead, they did something even decades later and they worked just fine.
Boomerang is still a CLASSIC!!
I don't know why BHC2 got such low ratings. I absolutely LOVE that move and thought it had a lot of clever moments. Axel getting cash at various points in the film was particularly funny and clever. After borrowing Rosewood's bag of vitamins using them as a prop in the gun club, he gives Rosewood $20 he got from the receptionist to replace the vitamins. While tracking the armored truck from the robbery he finds a $50 bill and gives that to the valet, Chris Rock, at the Playboy mansion to park the cement truck. And finally he donates the $200 he got from Sidney Bernstein, played by Gilbert Gottfried, when the mayor says he's going to a charity event.
The action was great, the comedy was on point and I loved the growth of Rosewood into a baby-faced psycho. The chemistry of Axel, Taggart and Rosewood was just as good as it was in the original.
But yes, BHC3 was complete dogs***. I'd consider it inhumane torture to watch it again. As for the 4th movie, I kinda wish they just left it alone. I understand that Eddie wants to give the character a good send-off but based on the fact that he read the script for Coming 2 America and still went through it doesn't give me a lot of hope in his ability to discern what it takes to make a good movie. Coming 2 America is easily in the top 3 worst films of his career.
Agreed.
Also, hard take, Harold Faltermeyer's score in the second film was better than the first
Shakedown, breakdown, takedown
Everybody wants into the crowded light
Breakdown, takedown, your busted
second movie was arguably the best one. not only it carried the same witty tone from the first one, but because of Tony Scott's direction it became even more stylish
"MAD" magazine's take on BHC2 wiped out all the joy and made me think of things easily forgiven in the film. Which is the signature of a popcorn movie that takes you along for the ride.
@@marcelomoura5644 "Everybody walks into the crowded light"
Boomerang was not a dud. It's still a classic.
You forgot Box office. You can't change the statement but treat it the same. 🤔
So funny
Boomerang has aged really well
Wait he said boomerang was a dud?? I haven’t even watched the vid yet the ads are playing but I’m cutting this video off. I will not tolerate boomerang slander. If that’s his view then he is not a man of culture and I don’t care to hear what’s being said in the video. Lol I’m out
Only bc of the Robin Givens foot scene lol 😂
Liked all 3 movies to be honest. Yes even the third one.
Yup
3rd was garbage 🗑️
@@spittinvenom9843 it wasnt as good but still entertaining.
@@mr_movieguru from a year ago and still responding that fast, respect to you good sir!!!
First was legendary, second was a decent follow up but the third was tough to sit through: nothing about it made sense, cash grab sequel and as forgettable as GF3
@@spittinvenom9843 most movies become cash grabs sadly now more then ever. Loved Dune 2 btw. And for a cop buddy movie serie lethal weapon is one of my favorites.
I remember watching this movie while I was sick and my dad was taking care of me as a kid. He put the third movie on before I had ever seen the first two. I adored it for some reason more than anything else I had seen at the time. Its wild the backstory of these things
They just dropped the trailer. Beverly Hills Cop 4 is OFFICIAL
But it's only on Netflix, and it will never be released on home video. So what's the point of even making it?
@@SniffHeinkel because most people have netflix nowadays maybe? wtf are you even talking about?
@@joshuasimmerman8562 People still buy DVDs and Blu-rays. In fact, DVDs are coming back. Anyway, Netflix no longer releases movies or shows on physical media, so no one will ever own a copy of this movie.
@@joshuasimmerman8562
I'm not paying for
NETFLIX
@@SniffHeinkelyou trippin like big clown shoes
This movie is not as bad as everyone makes it to be, in fact compared with some of the latest efforts on the "action comedy" subgenre it makes it look like a freakin masterpiece
Exactly!
hear hear
No it wasn't AS bad as many think...it was much WORSE. Absolutely horrible
Compared to 1 and 2, it sucked IMHO. That's what matters most.
@@Eazy-ERyder Eddie Murphy recognized it as trash and buried this franchise to this day. You can like it and that’s fine but to try to hype this shit movie up is just stupid.
“The Distinguished Gentleman” wasn’t a Paramount production. It was released by Disney’s Hollywood Pictures. 🧐
Idk how they missed that
The elephant suit scene was was actually funny to me 😂.
That little boy laughing is my favorite part of the whole movie.
Next year, Netflix is making a fourth Beverly Hills Cop!
It's out now.
@@Forsoothious and that's why I'm here, because I showed my daughter BHC1, then we jumped straight to BHC:Axel Foley and it was possible for her to understand who the characters were. It's from finally watching BHC3 and laughing out loud at the plain ridiculousness of how none of the bad guys could shoot Axel that brought me here.
I loved this movie as a kid saw it at the cinema when it came out and I remember when it would come on TV the family would seat down and enjoy it each time.
This was one of my absolute favorite films growing up. I must have rented it like 20-30 times. Just watched it again for the first time in about two decades with my fiancée, and while we didn’t think it was as good as the first two, we were still laughing constantly thru the entire film. Not on the same quality as the first two but I maintain that the film is entertaining and pretty damn funny.
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AGREED❕
I loved it as a kid. The best part was in the theme park haha. And that crazy gun!
FACTS!!! It was still a good movie
Pluto nash vampire from Brooklyn to name a few of his duds .I liked one movie of his with the mystical arts the Chosen one .
I like how a "What Happened to Beverley Hills Cop 3" focused way more time on the first 2, and the possible number 4. Given the quality of no 3, a wise decision.....
What ?
I must admit Beverly Hills Cop 1 and 2 were fantastic films, the third film just didn’t have the same atmosphere and film layout, it is watchable. I just hope the 4th film had the same set up as the 1st and 2nd films combined. Then it would be a fantastic comeback film sequel then Eddie Murphy will be back to his usual self. But you need to remember it will be almost 30 years since the 1994 3rd film was released
But this was in 1994 and Murphy would have redeemed
This was a guilty pleasure of mine when I was a kid. I was shocked when my older brother (who was about 18) told me it sucked and I was stupid for liking it. :-/
I have a fondness for the third one myself.
It was a kids movie for adults and a adult movie for kids just have them cuss and poke fun at Disney.
Sorry your older brother said that to you. You shouldn’t ever feel bad to like what you like
Boomerang budget 42 million, Box office 131 million.
This was so well put together 😊
Reasons behind the accident that killed three during filming Landis' Twilight Zone segment were slightly more complex than a "tailspin". Anyway, it would be nice if Joblo researched that incident and made a video about it.
or maybe no
any discussion related to the accident just brings the worst of people
There's a lot videos that have touched on it. You should check them out. It's a wild situation
@@ViktorKruger99 yeah it just propels the worst. people need to cut it out. they tend to lose their heads when talking about it.
@@TrippingHawk lol
JoBlo has covered this on one of their other channels
This movie actually tells people what really goes Under Disney.
This was my introduction to the Beverly Hills Cop franchise, and I loved it. It wasn't till later saw 1&2. I still like 3 to this day.
I didn't think Beverley Hills Cop III was THAT bad.
I loved all the Beverly Hills series as a kid, especially no.3. Used to watch it back to back.
“That’s not Okie Dokie”
I’m going to watch them back with my kids.
… the 1st is the best, the 2nd is the darkest, the 3rd was the most fun (my favorite) they’re all great for what they are.
It blows my mind that he was paid that much for BHC 3. He needed the movie more than it needed to be made so he made off like a bandit when the studio should've been in the better negotiating position. Besides that though, the reason I can't believe how much he was paid is because the movie feels so cheap. At a budget more than twice that of part 2 it feels like the whole thing was slapped together in an afternoon.
But fans are tired of him
Love it! Great video
This movie is a classic, specially the wonder world theme is everything, and he got respect from Uncle Dave.
The only thing I remember about this movie is that it had the dubstep gun, like two decades early.
I fell in love w/ the Lions letterman jacket from BHC2. I cobbled one together in 1988 when I lived in LA. When catching the ever faithful RTD bus one day, a guy said: "Those aren't Lions colors." Without missing a beat I said: "I know, I saw BHC2 one time too many." 😁
I’ll watch all 3 films any day and enjoy them. Crazy the drama behind the scenes
Wonder World is one of my favourite BHCs because it actually came out when I was at the age to care. The first two came out when I was super young.
The first one seemed "too dated" when I first watched it and I vaguely remember Brigitte Nielsen as the alphabet bomber from the second one.
It’s got it’s problems, def went far too soft for a final entry in the series, but it’s pretty difficult to hate outright. John Ashton is sorely missed tho, his absence can definitely be felt and I think is a big contributor to the lackluster vibe this one has always carried.
I really never thought part 3 was that bad. Sure, it didn't hold a candle to the first two, but I always found it halfway decent. A good enough popcorn flick.
I hated it the first time I saw it, even as a teenager, and after a recent rewatch for the first time in thirty years, I hate it even more now.
I was 12 when it came out. Guilty pleasure for me. That gun at the end playing Eazy E. Loved it
BHC3 was just one of those movies that should not have been made and didn't need to be made. The original was perfect and didn't require a sequel. Half the charm of the original was the culture shock of a Detroit detective in Los Angeles, and that element had long passed by the third film.
Very informative vid ,
Good work mate 👊🏻😁🇦🇺🍻
it literally the wikipedia page being read out
As a kid, this was the first Axel Foley movie I got to see in cinemas. Looking back, you can see the creaking budget and flat tone of a troubled production and if I remember right, it was PG rated in the UK, taking away much of the series edge.
It has at least 40 f-bombs. It was never a PG.
@@michaelmyers3709 it is edgy
It’s rated 15 here in the U.K..
It was terrible,like a Luke warm version of the first two
Reminds me of crocodile Dundee 3 😂
I like BHC3 lol I think it stands up well to time and the other films. 7 years is a large gap and the 90s were a very different time to the 80s
Netflix did good with Beverly Hills Cop 4. Great film
I personally liked the 3rd one. It's certainly different to the previous 2. But the impression I got with the 3rd one was that it was just over the top goofy fun. I didn't think it was awful or great.
This is one I loved as a kid like the other commenters are posting, and honestly don't think it's that bad a movie for the rep it sometimes gets.
That jacket is still dope!
This was the movie that got me in to the Beverly Hills cop franchise. Didn’t no Existed that was on HBO in the early 90s
The Distinguished Gentleman was actually not released by Paramount, but by Hollywood Pictures (A Disney subsidiary).
That movie was HORRIBLE. LOL.
That movie was okay 👌🏽 but should’ve come out in 93
I ALWAYS felt that Paul Reiser's character being in peril would be the best reason to revisit the franchise. The only aspect of BH3's plot that I liked (Detroit Cap death)
I like Paul R. I think he’s naturally funny and had good chemistry with Eddie.
Watching this as everyone is singing the praises of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. Yep, we finally got it, and it is GOOD 👍🏽
I tried to watch BHC3 but only made it a couple minutes b4 I realized why I hadn't seen it until it was 29 yrs old. I forced myself to trudge through 10 -15 minutes of it and couldn't watch another minute. It was just painful.
The 4th one is coming now in 2024 😁
I watched it the other day and it's not as bad as everyone says. I actually enjoyed it way more than most slob served these days.
Personally loved them all, thought they did well and wouldn't change anything tbh.
It's criminal that BHC 2 got bad reviews. IMO it's just as good and in some ways, better than 1. Having established all the characters in 1, you really got to develop them in 2 - Jeff covering for Axel, running interference with Todd back in Detroit, Taggart getting left by Maureen, Rosewood going full Rambo, Bogomil and his daughter, and some great action scenes including the opening jewelry store heist with Brigitte Nielsen.
As a kid i loved this movie, that gun in the end!!!
I have no idea if all this is accurate but this was so well done. Subbin’
It's seems like people who fell in love with the 3rd film are early to mid 80s babies like me. It played a lot on TV(superstation) when we were kids and is how I and many of us were introduced to the series.
After time and getting to know the others, it is clear that the true magic and greatness of the series is in the first film. But I cannot see how anyone can objectively find part 2 to be better than part 3. I mean c'mon!
I can watch 1 again anyday. I can watch 3 as well it's pretty good. I never want to see part 2 again, it was a one time watch.
I felt this, something about number 2, just not one I’d rewatch.
I grew up watching 3 with my brother, had a lot of funny scenes. It’s like a close out to the trilogy. I liked it
OK a Beverly Hills Cop & Crocodile Dundee crossover might just be the one film I didnt know I needed.
Yeah I am shockingly not opposed
BHC 3 was one of my favorite movies
Man the whole idea of this movie being in a theme park & not having the actor who played Sgt. Taggert really sucked!!!
1 & 2 were definitely better but I don't think 3 was a bad movie. I enjoyed it a lot as a kid and it holds up okay nowadays I feel. I'd watch a 4th
I do remember watching The Flintstones instead of this in the theater lol. But I do like this one.
5:07: I heard that Paramount was hesitant to go with the "Beverly Hills Cop in London" idea because Paramount had already done a film with Michael Douglas called "Black Rain", which sounded rather similar in the basic premise except in Japan.
Part 3 is actually one of my favorites lol i love them all but part three, the idea of Axel Foley in a theme park is hilarious to me 🤷🏽♂️
I know I saw Beverly Hills Cop 3 in theater but I can't remember anything about it. In fact, I thought it never existed until I saw this video. Lol!
Yeah I don't know why they did this, it would've been hard to top Beverly Hills Cop 2 anyway.
I liked BH3… Loool sooo many quoteables I still use amongst my friends
I saw this so many times as a kid and I actually really liked it LoL it was the best of the 3 to me AT THAT TIME.
I love BH3...that Wonder World song stuck in my head for two decades
I loved BHC3, it was hilarious to me. It was like watching Axle Foley in a naked gun movie. Awesome!😂
Don’t know where all the hate comes from. I absolutely love 3! ❤️❤️❤️
What couldve been epic for part 4 to have CHARLIE MURPHY with him as axel thug brother and they could appear together on film. Damn
"I'm Rick James, bitch" 😂😅
I know this video is over a year old. I don't know if the Netflix movie or TV show. Is Beverly hills cop Axel f? Could be a movie or be a TV show? 12:02
My late uncle took me too Beverly Hills Cop when I was 7, good times and great memories! It's my favorite to this day. I was introduced to real comedy that day.
The only 3 that returned that where in the previous 2 where Axel, Billy, and Inspector Todd
No Jeffrey, no Taggart, no Bogomil
I don’t get why everyone hates on this film. This movie as a legacy sequel is far superior to all of Disney Star Wars and far less cringey
Part three was exactly as advertised, a PG version without Taggart. Not the same but better than nothing.
The movie should have been about Taggert and Rosewood going to Detroit to help Axel Foley. As much as the first movie was about a fish-out-of-water Detroit cop in Beverly Hills. This one could be about two fish-out-of-water BH cops in Detroit.
Nice, it would have been intriguing to see if that concept would work. They could have called it Beverly Hills Cops, hehe.
I just watched this last night with my kids in prep for #4 , I enjoyed it, I dont get the hate it gets.
Well.... BHC 4 delivered!
This aged well
Gotta say, I do genuinely like Beverly Hills Cop III 😛🙂
Looking forward to seeing the 4th film, especially how Eddie Murphy's doing it for the right reasons. With Axel Foley, he's got such a magic to him, but I agree it wasn't as prominent in the 3rd film. Now I know why...
@@matthewdaley746 Agreed. And a black villain could be cool. Maybe Samuel L Jackson 😜
@@Johny40Se7en but will Taggart came back
@@lexkanyima2195 No idea, but it would be cool. I heard that John Ashton's doing alright, taking it easy like..., but if he was given a script with great writing I'm sure he'd come back to do this 🙂
@@Johny40Se7en well he has to make a cameo or be part of
@@lexkanyima2195 Indeed.
Crocodile Dundee crossover would have made huge bank. I would have loved that.
I’m a 90s kid and this is my favourite one! Love the theme park scenes.
I saw Beverly Hills Cop 3 on its opening night. It was sold out. By the time the credits rolled, there were seven of us left in the theater. Everyone else had walked out on the film as the movie was playing. That's the only time I've ever seen that happen.
Nah, this movie was TERRIBLE. You could tell Eddie wasn’t into it.
And did y’all really posit “Boomerang” as a dud? An $80 million-grossing romantic comedy starring nothing but Black people released in the early ‘90s? Really? 🤔
@JayFingers Are you ever NOT a victim?
It’s getting stale just so you know
@@mikedemirdjian9976love how you responded a year later just to blatantly expose yourself as a racist .
Beverly hills cop 2 is very good. Tony Scott style fantastic
I really like the 3rd movie. I don't see why it has so much hate
Y2Jerms,that's all that counts at the end of the day,that you enjoy this movie.I LOVE Man of Steel,thought it was GREAT.Others hate the film,oh well. LOL.
@@powerbadpowerbad who hates man of steel??? It was the best superman movie I've seen!
Maybe I'm the only one that actually enjoyed a few moments of BHC3... just a few moments though!
People may have missed it but we loved it. It was so over the top, but the car chop scene, the funeral with Al green and the Bronson Pinchot return. There were a ton of TH-cam clips before TH-cam was even out. Eddie rolled over somebody lol that’s always funny In comedy cinema!
Beverly Hills Cop 3 was a good movie
This wasn't a movie bad it was pretty entertaining the problem was it didn't have the edgy serious tone like the 1st two movie's and you we're missing John Ashton and ronny cox
You could honestly tell me it was a PG-13 film and I'd believe you.
@@SmoothCriminal12 it felt more PG-13 then rated R
@@jamesmorant1406 and it felt so odd