@@totih144 It’s been about 7 years since I watched it last and maybe it’s bad Saturday movie night for me to give it a final tally tonight. I just hated how Eddie Murphy really seem so tamed and unfunny.
Word. BHC 3 is not that bad - in fact, I think it's pretty damn entertaining. it's not reinventing the wheel or anything - but it's a solid third entry in the franchise.
I think what really hurt Beverly Hills Cop was not having John Ashton in it. The trio of Murphy, Reinhold and Ashton worked perfectly as they fed off of each other and cracked wide ass jokes while having great action scenes. Ashton did a great job of being the blue collard cop who truly cared about Axel as a cop and friend.
Absolutely. Ashton was a crucial part of what made the movies work. I think having a third member there to "replace" Ashton also hurt because it simply made his absence more apparent to the audience.
Such an interesting story behind the man who played Inspector Todd. Gil Hill was the real life head of the Detroit Police Homicide Section, President of the Detroit City Council, and even ran for Mayor of Detroit. He also found himself the target of an FBI Investigation for obstruction of justice in the murder of a 13-Year-Old Boy.
@@johnnyfavorite1194 I remember hearing back then the first BHC came out how Inspector Todd (Gil Hill) was a real life Detroit cop, which I always thought made his scenes that much better and even more believable. Gil's legal troubles that later followed were a big disappointment to his fans. In addition to what you mentioned, the FBI also accused Gil of asking to be paid to facilitate various financial crimes. I don't know if any of this was true but it's no surprise given Detroit's seedy reputation. Gil's portrayal in BHC 1 and 2 was superb and you'd never know he wasn't a seasoned actor because he was a natural.
Unfortunately at the box office it was, which is a shame I saw a little bit of the movie and I can tell that Eddie put his heart and soul into the project. I totally understand why he was depressed at the time when he was filming Beverly Hills Cop III.
Yes, Beverly Hills Cop III, when I realized that all my heroes can have a terrible day, lol. I mean, dammit, the Axel of the first or second film would have smoked DeWald and give a total awesome wisecrack by the end of the first act, lol. Anyway, here's hoping the Netflix sequel will work!!
Beverly Hills Cop's 3 reflects the new family friendly era films Hollywood was making at the time. No swearing, no violence. Axel Foley was watered down along with everything else
@@richiemc6170 plus how Axel Foley not know Taggart had retired. Axel, Billy and Taggart where all pals....both Billy and Axel have a picture of the three of them on there desk's. And how did Axel not know bogomil had retired. You could put it down to bad writing and that is the problem with Beverly Hills Cop 3. The writers clearly did not understand the heart of Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2 is the friendship between Axel, Rosewood and Taggart. The comedic banter between the three of them. The way they bounce of one another. Take one out you change the dynamic and it's no longer funny. And yes BH3 does have a couple of F-bombs but it's tone way down compared to BH1 & 2
@@leejohnstone2285, it is watered down. Hell, look at how Inspector Todd was watered down in this. One of Axel's greatest skills in his arsenal wasn't utilized: his quick wits & ability to come up with ruses on the spot. Axel wasn't funny at all in this.
Same! I think it helps that I was 13 when this came out in 1994, it was the first film I saw in that franchise and it aired incessantly on HBO and Cinemax back then.
@@jeremyzak654 Awssome! Yeah, like I said, it’s a fun movie and I just don’t understand all the hate it gets. It’s not an action a second type of film but it’s still enjoyable, and Timothy Carhart does a great job playing the smarmy villain you love seeing Axel take down. BTW, I didn’t realize until recently that Carhart also played the fellow orchestra member Sigourney Weaver is walking with by the fountain when Bill Murray comes by to talk to her in the first “Ghostbusters”.
Ellis De Wald is one of my favorite movie villains. Aside from being the right combination of witty and douchey, he has a private army, an unsuspecting cover and I mean the man has got his own money!
I actually like 2 more than the 1st one. Partly because of Axel's quick-witted ruses & we get to spend most of the movie with Axel, Billy & Taggart together. Plus Inspector Todd & Sidney Bernstein (RIP Gilbert Gottfried).
This is one of those movies so bad it has to be seen to be believed. From the moment Todd gets killed it just gets more ridiculous with every passing minute. Ronnie Cox and John Ashton flat out refusing to reprise their roles speaks volumes.
@@SmoothCriminal12 Kids died on John Landis set because he refused to obey child labor laws not to mention he was known for being a notorious jerk and his son Max Landis was apparently involved in a weird sex cult where he violently sexually assaulted girls wanting to be in the industry and made everyone wear secret colors or something to that effect or they would be punished.
@@kungfew1396 Proper child labor laws weren't even instated back then, he still did something terrible, but it was because of what he did that the film industry now has child labor laws.
Oh don't worry, I know all about Al Green's conversion to the cloth. Mad respect for him, I've heard nothing but good things about his preaching abilities, and I'm glad he dipped back into secular music afterwards.
same here... but i cant make out the actual lyrics, therefor in my head plays "wonderworld wonderworld dingdingdingdingding dingdingdingdingding..." on repeat.
I grew up with this on cable more than any of the others and I still love it. Its like Demolition man, but not ironic lol. Its so 90s it hurts, especially the "super weapon"
Fun Fact, I was an extra in Innocent Blood and got to meet and have a conversation with John Landis after getting made fun of by Don Rickles. Also watched them film Metro years later in S.F.
Funny summary. Cop 3 was funny and more family friendly than the other films. There are plenty of jokes and more hand to hand combat and stunts than the prior movies. The tone is lighter. My main complaint is that the final fight should've been longer. I enjoyed Cop 3. It's definitely underrated.
Apparently some of the possible Beverly Hills Cop 3 ideas where either having Axel team up with a Scotland Yardsman played by Sean Connery or Paul Hogan's Crocodile Dundee.
Some international law enforcement conference that Bogomil gets shot attending in Scotland was a story thread... but I cannot see Sir Sean Connery dropping his fee way back then.
I saw this at the drive-in with my parents as a kid. I had never seen the other movies in the series, but it was a mostly family-friendly romp through an amusement park. I only have fond memories of this movie from growing up. I understand as an adult why people didn't love it, but as a kid, much like the movie Hook, it holds a beloved place in my heart.
@@matthewdaley746 I misread a old interview with murphy talking about how Landis was pissed that he didn't come down to his trial, that interview was before this movie surprisingly. I can't believe they worked together after it.
@@ActionJackson1982 Yeah, it's, like, asking the question every year, are, these films, "the, worst," or, "the, most disappointing," an important distinction.
@@javi__... Yet, somehow, it, wasn't, Nominated, for, Worst Picture, North, was, a truly worse film, but, at least, it convinced Elijah Wood the importance of being selective.
I still love BHC3. More Comedy than the first two, but so much fun. Somebody really seems to have stolen the video creator's morning coffee. Changing appearance to get past security is now a sad fate for an action hero?????? Is everything less than those Mission Impossible masks a letdown?
I wish they would make a third 48 hours movie called the last 48 hrs. I loved the first 2, nick Nolte and eddie murphys buddy cop relationship was awesome.
Paramount had briefly toyed around with the idea of doing a Beverly Hills Cop/Crocodile Dundee crossover, which sadly never got off the ground. Now THAT I would've paid to see!
A big reason why this film was a dissapointment is because rated R films weren't as profitable as they were back in 80s.Teenagers were the big ticket buyers in the mid 90s,so the studios only wanted to release PG and PG-13 films.Films like The Lion King and Forrest Gump were hugh Box Office hits.
There was something very cheap TV movie about 3. It didn't have any style like the first two movies. Possibly because it did not have directors like Tony Scott back nor Jerry Bruckheimer producing part three.
a Forth movie could work, an older wiser Axel, needing to recruit Taggart, and Bogomil from retirement to take down some bad guys, by now I would think Billy must be chief of police, so hes there in there to help, having the story show Axel how to be the crazo one again to get things done.
This was actually the first Beverly hills cop movie i saw as a kid on the 90s i remember i loved it and saw it every single time was on, i havent watched it in a while but i'm pretty sure still holds up pretty well, Eddie Murphy is great as Axel Foley
@@harryangel4822 lol well it's a silly buddy cop action comedy so in that aspect pretty much covers it for me, it's not a Masterpiece but it has some nice sequences some jokes fall flat some don't but is not as terrible as most people think, there's a lot worse out there 😅
Everything you hated about this movie I loved lol. This is my favorite Beverly Hills Cop movie. I saw it as a kid and grew up with it. I love the Original too, the second one is the worst.
I was heartbroken when the series was announced, the pilot shot...and the studio bailed, throwing the project under the bus. The famous Detroit Lions jacket was given a fuller-cut chenille/leather/wool version (with a full zip that kills the '80s vibe) and release by the NFL shop...which I managed to score. I was elated...cos it was a screen-accurate match. I found three pics of BTS that show eddie and Brandon wearing it. Netflix gave us "My Name Is Dolemite", so I am eager to see how this project goes!
Fun Fact: Wonder World was the real life amusement park Great America over in Santa Clara, CA. The ride that he saved those kids from was the birds cages. I got ride in them twice before it was taken down in the early or mid 2000s
I saw it 10 or so years ago. It's not that great, but I kind of liked it. It's a fun call back to old school screwball comedy of the 1930s, and Stallone is fifty times better in it than STOP OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT. Also a great supporting cast: Tim Curry, Marisa Tomei, just to name a few. But I can see why so many disliked it and didn't have a chance at the box office.
@@JoBloOriginals Tim Curry? Marisa Tomei? .... Ok, I might have to watch it. I just watched Curry in Loaded Weapon again last night and omg 🤣. I’m gonna try the rob reiner parody Fatal Instinct tonight and then maybe Oscar. Now I’m curious.
I remember reading that Bronson Pincho said that Eddie Murphy was very down about something while filming this movie. He didn't have the same energy he did in the first.
7:48, if Jennifer Jason Leigh were in the first two Beverly Hills Cop as a detective. Which it would’ve made it a Fast Times reunion with Judge. She would probably have done the same after finding out that Landis was going to direct.
The bad guys really can’t shoot anything in that movie. Axel hiding behind a bench, axel turning his back to a vilain, axel in wonderworld making a phone call, the cops falling when they rushed into the shop.
Cop 3 has more action than the first two films combined. Foley has more fistfights in this is film and his humor is still there it's just more subtle. Randle is great as his love interest.
That was both a very enjoyable video and a great movie review from you. I also greatly enjoyed director John Landis' trademark of incorporating latter movie directors into his films.
I have to give credit where it is due. The mascots playing poker with their masks still on is a pretty good visual gag even if it doesn't make any sense.
Cop 3 was funny and had plenty of action. Harlem Nights, Distinguished Gentleman and Norbit we're all financially successful films. Metro was a funny action film and it was underrated. Cop 3 was financially successful and it earned over $100 million dollars on a $50 million dollar budget.
A TV show was greenlit by Fox(you know where this is going) Pilot was cast/written and in the can, ready for the first season scripts. Then Fox threw it under the bus. Netflix BHC project coming soon!
I have to say it: As a kid I used to love this movie, and even now nostalgia makes me enjoy it.
I have to say, you sound like you’re still our kid. What a child. Odd ball fore sure!!
Same! All of what you said.
Give me a a tall glass of nostalgia you’re drinking. I hated this movie so much and still do.
@@venom74799 so bad it's good for me now, so silly it's fun for me in the 90s, and maybe the gun models did took my attention
@@totih144 It’s been about 7 years since I watched it last and maybe it’s bad Saturday movie night for me to give it a final tally tonight. I just hated how Eddie Murphy really seem so tamed and unfunny.
Definitely a underrated movie
Its one of those guilty pleasures
Word. BHC 3 is not that bad - in fact, I think it's pretty damn entertaining. it's not reinventing the wheel or anything - but it's a solid third entry in the franchise.
I think what really hurt Beverly Hills Cop was not having John Ashton in it. The trio of Murphy, Reinhold and Ashton worked perfectly as they fed off of each other and cracked wide ass jokes while having great action scenes. Ashton did a great job of being the blue collard cop who truly cared about Axel as a cop and friend.
Yeah. It's like having two of the three stooges without Curly.
Absolutely. Ashton was a crucial part of what made the movies work. I think having a third member there to "replace" Ashton also hurt because it simply made his absence more apparent to the audience.
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Amen. John Ashton made the trio perfect.
John Ashton and Judge Reinhold both return for Beverly Hills Cop 4, along with Kevin Bacon (that will be on Netflix, in Summer 2024).
Reminds me of the dynamic between the three main characters in the first season of Reacher.
Axels boss was the best i wish they did one with him and eddie only. “WHERE THE FUCK YOU BEEN FOLEY”
“WTH do you need $1000 for? Flash money?” Lol
Such an interesting story behind the man who played Inspector Todd. Gil Hill was the real life head of the Detroit Police Homicide Section, President of the Detroit City Council, and even ran for Mayor of Detroit. He also found himself the target of an FBI Investigation for obstruction of justice in the murder of a 13-Year-Old Boy.
@@johnnyfavorite1194 I remember hearing back then the first BHC came out how Inspector Todd (Gil Hill) was a real life Detroit cop, which I always thought made his scenes that much better and even more believable. Gil's legal troubles that later followed were a big disappointment to his fans. In addition to what you mentioned, the FBI also accused Gil of asking to be paid to facilitate various financial crimes. I don't know if any of this was true but it's no surprise given Detroit's seedy reputation. Gil's portrayal in BHC 1 and 2 was superb and you'd never know he wasn't a seasoned actor because he was a natural.
Harlem nights is NOT a dissapointment, its a god damn treasure.
Unfortunately at the box office it was, which is a shame I saw a little bit of the movie and I can tell that Eddie put his heart and soul into the project. I totally understand why he was depressed at the time when he was filming Beverly Hills Cop III.
LETS GO
Three iconic generations of black comedy(Redd Foxx, Richard Pryor, and Eddie Murphy). That was awesome seeing those guys together in the same film.
I'd never even heard of it. I'm going to track it down now
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Yes, Beverly Hills Cop III, when I realized that all my heroes can have a terrible day, lol. I mean, dammit, the Axel of the first or second film would have smoked DeWald and give a total awesome wisecrack by the end of the first act, lol. Anyway, here's hoping the Netflix sequel will work!!
Yeah the guy named Axel Foley who Eddie Murphy is playing in 3 is not Axel Foley. Totally feels like a different character in a bad way
Can’t even watch this - like this movie too much to accept it was anything less than an under-appreciated gem.
I watched this movie 500 times at least when I was a kid!! I loved it
Exactly…the 1st 2 weren’t family friendly cop movies
Beverly Hills Cop's 3 reflects the new family friendly era films Hollywood was making at the time. No swearing, no violence. Axel Foley was watered down along with everything else
3 was R-rated, more violent than the first film and full of F-Bombs.... sooooo.... yeah.
I understand what you mean, above I equated the style of the BH3 movie to that of the movie Legal Weapon 4.
@@richiemc6170 plus how Axel Foley not know Taggart had retired. Axel, Billy and Taggart where all pals....both Billy and Axel have a picture of the three of them on there desk's. And how did Axel not know bogomil had retired. You could put it down to bad writing and that is the problem with Beverly Hills Cop 3. The writers clearly did not understand the heart of Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2 is the friendship between Axel, Rosewood and Taggart. The comedic banter between the three of them. The way they bounce of one another. Take one out you change the dynamic and it's no longer funny. And yes BH3 does have a couple of F-bombs but it's tone way down compared to BH1 & 2
@@leejohnstone2285, it is watered down. Hell, look at how Inspector Todd was watered down in this. One of Axel's greatest skills in his arsenal wasn't utilized: his quick wits & ability to come up with ruses on the spot. Axel wasn't funny at all in this.
@@richiemc6170 lethal weapon 4 however is a way better movie than Beverly Hills Cop III
I actually liked this movie when I was younger.
Same! I think it helps that I was 13 when this came out in 1994, it was the first film I saw in that franchise and it aired incessantly on HBO and Cinemax back then.
Still a great comedy film.
@@jasoncinema I liked it to.
@@jeremyzak654 Awssome! Yeah, like I said, it’s a fun movie and I just don’t understand all the hate it gets. It’s not an action a second type of film but it’s still enjoyable, and Timothy Carhart does a great job playing the smarmy villain you love seeing Axel take down.
BTW, I didn’t realize until recently that Carhart also played the fellow orchestra member Sigourney Weaver is walking with by the fountain when Bill Murray comes by to talk to her in the first “Ghostbusters”.
Me too
I love the whole BEVERLY HILLS COP trilogy. The two sequels were criminally underrated!
3 was rated appropriately
BHC 3 is not good, sir.
@@Radiohead801 that’s your opinion, not mine!
3 is not as good. But its still ok
@@CodyFairlessLee that’s a fact lol
Ellis De Wald is one of my favorite movie villains. Aside from being the right combination of witty and douchey, he has a private army, an unsuspecting cover and I mean the man has got his own money!
Yeah that's a good shout.
And, baby, when I tell ya the boy has got his own money, I mean the boy has got his own MONEY!
If you were born in the early to mid 80s, this movie rules as a 90s kid.
For real the slander needs to chill
Beverly Hills Cop 2 was a worthy sequel. Fight me.
I can't, because I've always felt the same!
I actually like 2 more than the 1st one. Partly because of Axel's quick-witted ruses & we get to spend most of the movie with Axel, Billy & Taggart together. Plus Inspector Todd & Sidney Bernstein (RIP Gilbert Gottfried).
Axel had me at that Detroit Lions letterman jacket!
This is one of those movies so bad it has to be seen to be believed. From the moment Todd gets killed it just gets more ridiculous with every passing minute. Ronnie Cox and John Ashton flat out refusing to reprise their roles speaks volumes.
Yikes I had no idea Landis directed Beverly Hills cop 3, it's too bad such a talented director and his son turned out ultimately to be giant creeps.
@@matthewdaley746 it’s incredible he ever worked again after the twilight zone tragedy
John landis' negligence caused Vic Morrow and 2 children to be decapitated by a helicopter while filming The Twilight Zone Movie.
What did they do to get the creep label?
@@SmoothCriminal12 Kids died on John Landis set because he refused to obey child labor laws not to mention he was known for being a notorious jerk and his son Max Landis was apparently involved in a weird sex cult where he violently sexually assaulted girls wanting to be in the industry and made everyone wear secret colors or something to that effect or they would be punished.
@@kungfew1396 Proper child labor laws weren't even instated back then, he still did something terrible, but it was because of what he did that the film industry now has child labor laws.
Ahh back in the 90s when swat teams weren't sent everytime you had a lemonade stand
Swat team smells weed *throws* *incendiary* *grenade*
The "Honorable" Judge Reinhold. Nice. Very nice.
That was good lol
It’s a good thing he also had co-starred in The Santa Claus later that same year Beverly Hills Cop 3 came out.
That joke actually works fine in FANBOYS....
“My name is Judge”
Fun fact Al Green is a real Reverend. It would be a honor for him to sing at anyone’s funeral.
Oh don't worry, I know all about Al Green's conversion to the cloth. Mad respect for him, I've heard nothing but good things about his preaching abilities, and I'm glad he dipped back into secular music afterwards.
Facts. Hot grits Al Green. Memphis very own.
🎵And Reverend Green, be glad to see you, when you haven’t got a prayer🎵
get over yourself
Bring dem hot grits.
The wonder world theme song lives in my head rent free.
same here... but i cant make out the actual lyrics, therefor in my head plays "wonderworld wonderworld dingdingdingdingding dingdingdingdingding..." on repeat.
@@morbionicle fantasies come true its a hoppdie doody doo 😆
@@engetsu75 i think i like mine better :D
TURN THAT FUCKING SONG OFF!!!
BHC3 was a decent enough film. Felt a bit TV movie-ish but it was fun. The second movie is hugely underrated though!
2 was a banger.
I fucking love the entire trilogy, and 3 was always my fave as a kid.
Speak the truth.
Mine too
I actually like this movie when it came out. Given, I was a kid, so don’t judge me! 😂
Same here :D
Not even an animal would like this movie are you kidding? Don’t put kids down like that.
We all did nostalgia baby lol . This was just as good as the first two to me as a kid
I recently saw the entire trilogy again and I still like this movie. A lot.
Fuck me, right?
Yes exactly, you’re a sick puppy. If you really like this movie you need to talk to the psychiatrist right away.San Diego he need help now! See see ??
I grew up with this on cable more than any of the others and I still love it. Its like Demolition man, but not ironic lol. Its so 90s it hurts, especially the "super weapon"
Nah. I love them all, too.
That Twillight Zone, Landis, 2 kids joke, landed well. Cheers!
Fun Fact, I was an extra in Innocent Blood and got to meet and have a conversation with John Landis after getting made fun of by Don Rickles. Also watched them film Metro years later in S.F.
I actually enjoy this movie and still having me laugh watching it today
nothing beats 1 & 2
"SPACE: ABOVE AND BEYOND and SEAQUEST: DSV will not be seen tonight so that we can bring you the network premiere of Beverly Hills Cop 3."
Oy
@@JoBloOriginals Today is my birthday
@@arielfangirlmendez Happy Birthday 🎈
People need to talk about both of those shows some more.
@@Psilocybin77 I used to love SAaB! I wish it had more seasons. The Chig were interesting aliens.
Love the use of "Just can't wait to be king" in the beginning.
I don't care what people say. Beverly Hills Cop 3 was the first of the movies that I saw, and it's also my favourite.
FINALLY someone does a proper review of this film. I loved this movie growing up, and it barely gets any love on the Tube.
I used to watch this vhs constantly as a kid
Funny summary. Cop 3 was funny and more family friendly than the other films. There are plenty of jokes and more hand to hand combat and stunts than the prior movies. The tone is lighter. My main complaint is that the final fight should've been longer. I enjoyed Cop 3. It's definitely underrated.
Its better than most movies today.
Especially the sequels to old movies
Dream Awake - How? In what way?
Now, there’s no need to rope Metro into this. That’s actually a good movie.
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If Michael Wincott is in it, it cant be lower than 7-10.
Metro Eddie Murphy worst haircut..
@@dayfornight88excuse me? I actually loved the hairstyle 😂
That George Lucas cameo is so absurd, it makes Howard the Duck look normal!
Apparently some of the possible Beverly Hills Cop 3 ideas where either having Axel team up with a Scotland Yardsman played by Sean Connery or Paul Hogan's Crocodile Dundee.
Some international law enforcement conference that Bogomil gets shot attending in Scotland was a story thread... but I cannot see Sir Sean Connery dropping his fee way back then.
The scene where Axel shot in to the sky was meant to make sure the customers had eyes on him in case security was going to shoot him in broad daylight
I saw this at the drive-in with my parents as a kid. I had never seen the other movies in the series, but it was a mostly family-friendly romp through an amusement park. I only have fond memories of this movie from growing up. I understand as an adult why people didn't love it, but as a kid, much like the movie Hook, it holds a beloved place in my heart.
I thought Eddie Murphy hated Landis for the whole twilight zone the movie incident.
I thought that was Spielberg?
@@matthewdaley746 I misread a old interview with murphy talking about how Landis was pissed that he didn't come down to his trial, that interview was before this movie surprisingly. I can't believe they worked together after it.
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It's mention in this video.
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Very nice use of the Commodore Amiga Alex F rendition!
I loved this one growing up.
I’ve always liked this one and never understood the hate for it. It was because of YT that I discovered people didn’t like it. Its fun
Yeah, it may not be as good as the first two, but, it's good enough, if it, were, a film all by itself, it, probably, would have a better legacy.
@@matthewdaley746 there are other sequels worse then this, its decent enough
@@ActionJackson1982 Yeah, it's, like, asking the question every year, are, these films, "the, worst," or, "the, most disappointing," an important distinction.
This movie was trashed since it's inception and is notorious as one of the worst of that year.
@@javi__... Yet, somehow, it, wasn't, Nominated, for, Worst Picture, North, was, a truly worse film, but, at least, it convinced Elijah Wood the importance of being selective.
Personally, I love Beverly Hills Cop II more than the original, and didn't mind the third one. Not perfect, but still fun.
I still love BHC3. More Comedy than the first two, but so much fun.
Somebody really seems to have stolen the video creator's morning coffee. Changing appearance to get past security is now a sad fate for an action hero?????? Is everything less than those Mission Impossible masks a letdown?
He’s not trying to find his friend’s killer in Cop II because Bogomil DOES NOT die.
ADW of a friend made him hop that plane...and wear that awesome Lions jacket!
I wish they would make a third 48 hours movie called the last 48 hrs. I loved the first 2, nick Nolte and eddie murphys buddy cop relationship was awesome.
It only took two films, for, the premise to wear thin, and, Walter Hill appears to be retired at this point, anyway.
The second entry (Another...) was pointless - just as Highlander 2 was!
@@bonghunezhou5051 Highlander, as a tv series lasted a long time, despite, no good reason, for, doing that.
I don’t care what anyone says, Beverly Hills Cop 3 is awesome!!!
Paramount had briefly toyed around with the idea of doing a Beverly Hills Cop/Crocodile Dundee crossover, which sadly never got off the ground. Now THAT I would've paid to see!
A big reason why this film was a dissapointment is because rated R films weren't as profitable as they were back in 80s.Teenagers were the big ticket buyers in the mid 90s,so the studios only wanted to release PG and PG-13 films.Films like The Lion King and Forrest Gump were hugh Box Office hits.
And it is 1994 it is PG
There was something very cheap TV movie about 3. It didn't have any style like the first two movies. Possibly because it did not have directors like Tony Scott back nor Jerry Bruckheimer producing part three.
it wasn't "gritty"
3 was my fav in the 90s as a kid and still is at almost 40 lol MR ELLIS DEWALT EVERYONE
Beverly Hills 3 is one of the few movies I've actually ever walked out of. And this review confirms it was the right choice. F that movie!
I walked out of Dax Shepard’s CHiPs. That film was so awful
BHC3 was the first of a long line of shitty Eddie Murphy films. And it's a shame too since I love a lot of his work before then.
I don't care what anyone says, I loved this movie growing up and it still holds up today when I rewatch it. Axel Foley 2024...
a Forth movie could work, an older wiser Axel, needing to recruit Taggart, and Bogomil from retirement to take down some bad guys, by now I would think Billy must be chief of police, so hes there in there to help, having the story show Axel how to be the crazo one again to get things done.
The TV show pilot was filmed, then the project was thrown under the bus. Netflix is the only hope I have.
@@allanbard6048and it happend :) I like the 4th too.
I actually really enjoy BHC3. I think it's very underrated and a lot of fun.
I had actually forgotten this movie existed.
A lot of comments saying this was their favorite one as a kid... which says a lot.
I LOVED Beverly Hills Cop 3....
Every couple of minutes, I'm like, "what the hell were you thinking Landis".
This was actually the first Beverly hills cop movie i saw as a kid on the 90s i remember i loved it and saw it every single time was on, i havent watched it in a while but i'm pretty sure still holds up pretty well, Eddie Murphy is great as Axel Foley
You need help. You must’ve had a horrible upbringing to like this movie.😂
@@harryangel4822 lol well it's a silly buddy cop action comedy so in that aspect pretty much covers it for me, it's not a Masterpiece but it has some nice sequences some jokes fall flat some don't but is not as terrible as most people think, there's a lot worse out there 😅
This is a very underrated movie. I also like the composer updating the Axel Foley theme for some epic orchestral versions
Nile Rogers did a good job translating the "Axel F" classic, giving us the chance to listen to a second version.
Everything you hated about this movie I loved lol. This is my favorite Beverly Hills Cop movie. I saw it as a kid and grew up with it. I love the Original too, the second one is the worst.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Than you for this!
Billy Rosewood. Bit of a close talker.
And I hear he’s very good with older people.
i like when he grab the big chain gun with the rap lol
This was a great trilogy. Too bad the sequel tv series didn't take off a few years ago. It probably would have lasted longer than Lethal Weapon did.
I was heartbroken when the series was announced, the pilot shot...and the studio bailed, throwing the project under the bus. The famous Detroit Lions jacket was given a fuller-cut chenille/leather/wool version (with a full zip that kills the '80s vibe) and release by the NFL shop...which I managed to score. I was elated...cos it was a screen-accurate match. I found three pics of BTS that show eddie and Brandon wearing it. Netflix gave us "My Name Is Dolemite", so I am eager to see how this project goes!
i love this movie and music and action, all 3 movies are great and fun, 8/10
Beverly Hills Cop3 was a decent movie. It doesn't compare to the first 2 but it has its laughs and it remains R rated
They also messed up billy..... u figure he’d be more like axel too. After teaching him from 1 and 2
Remember when John Landis got Vic Morrow and those two kids killed? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Remember when, 12 Stupid Jurors, let him get away, with, it, and, he, was, just as terrible a person, afterwards, anyway, Pepperidge Farm, Remembers.
LoL, I was waiting for a Twilight Zone Movie reference. Thanks for not disappointing.
Thought Beverly Hills Cop III.....
just a bad DREAM i had while sleepin on the sofa.
Didn't know it was an actual movie, til just now! 😮
Fun Fact: Wonder World was the real life amusement park Great America over in Santa Clara, CA. The ride that he saved those kids from was the birds cages. I got ride in them twice before it was taken down in the early or mid 2000s
Freddy Krueger joke made me lol. Nice
Has anyone actually seen the Landis/Stallone movie Oscar? Genuinely curious
Yes, it's bad.
@@Lance37a wth is it about? Even the poster looks painfully unfunny.
I saw it 10 or so years ago. It's not that great, but I kind of liked it. It's a fun call back to old school screwball comedy of the 1930s, and Stallone is fifty times better in it than STOP OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT. Also a great supporting cast: Tim Curry, Marisa Tomei, just to name a few. But I can see why so many disliked it and didn't have a chance at the box office.
@@JoBloOriginals Tim Curry? Marisa Tomei? ....
Ok, I might have to watch it. I just watched Curry in Loaded Weapon again last night and omg 🤣. I’m gonna try the rob reiner parody Fatal Instinct tonight and then maybe Oscar. Now I’m curious.
I thought it was funny but not a movie I'd watch too many times.
I’m only here cuz George Lucas is in the picture.
Me too.😁 “what does he have to do with this?? Did he direct?”
trash
Bemidji Minessota Cop took me completely off guard.
BHC4 was first announced in 2006. If my memory serves me it was supposed to be released in 2012
They shot the TV pilot, with a first season scripted ready to go. It got thrown under the bus. Now, Netflix is my last shot.
The movie was amazing
I loved this movie when i was a kid. Had IT on vhs. Ellis Dewald people !!! 🤣🤣🤣
Hey, a new Awfully Good Movies episode.
I remember reading that Bronson Pincho said that Eddie Murphy was very down about something while filming this movie. He didn't have the same energy he did in the first.
This is actually my favourite of the trilogy 😬
Hey man, to each their own! I'd take any of the BEVERLY HILLS COP sequels over the DR. DOLITTLE movies any day of the week.
Same
It's better than nm 2.
my condolences
@@JoBloOriginals they were truly awful.
nice one!
love the gina carano bit
cheeky
7:48, if Jennifer Jason Leigh were in the first two Beverly Hills Cop as a detective. Which it would’ve made it a Fast Times reunion with Judge. She would probably have done the same after finding out that Landis was going to direct.
I remember this movie being terribly edited. With Eddie walking down a hallway with multiple angles and shots.
Clearly drops his Browning hi-power in that hallway.😁
The bad guys really can’t shoot anything in that movie. Axel hiding behind a bench, axel turning his back to a vilain, axel in wonderworld making a phone call, the cops falling when they rushed into the shop.
Cop 3 has more action than the first two films combined. Foley has more fistfights in this is film and his humor is still there it's just more subtle. Randle is great as his love interest.
I loved this movie as a kid
I'm not gonna lie....I actually enjoyed watching this movie as a kid. Don't judge me!!
That was both a very enjoyable video and a great movie review from you. I also greatly enjoyed director John Landis' trademark of incorporating latter movie directors into his films.
Spotted the Wandavision advert. 👏
The yogurt Wanda vision edit had me dying
That 10 sec Oscars speech is 10x funnier than this entire movie!! 😂
I have to give credit where it is due. The mascots playing poker with their masks still on is a pretty good visual gag even if it doesn't make any sense.
Cop 3 was funny and had plenty of action. Harlem Nights, Distinguished Gentleman and Norbit we're all financially successful films. Metro was a funny action film and it was underrated. Cop 3 was financially successful and it earned over $100 million dollars on a $50 million dollar budget.
like this BEVERLY HILLS COP 3. not there was there beverly hills cop? from 2013?
A TV show was greenlit by Fox(you know where this is going) Pilot was cast/written and in the can, ready for the first season scripts. Then Fox threw it under the bus. Netflix BHC project coming soon!
They filmed it at great America in Santa Clara which I went to a lot as a kid. That’s the reason I liked this movie as a kid lol