FIRST TIME WATCHING: Beverly Hills Cop (1984) REACTION (Movie Commentary)

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[@theax40]

Fun fact: the curly haired fella that kills Axel's friend is Mike from Breaking Bad/Better Caul Saul.

[@CapedInformer]

Thought he looked familiar

[@jefferoni1984]

“Shhhh go ahead take those bananas” we wore that line out when we were kids. My father took me to see this when I was nine and told me not to tell my mom. We laughed our asses off.

[@minnesotajones261]

Who would have guessed that was Damon Wayans! Dang!

[@jefferoni1984]

@@minnesotajones261 Later, when he played Antoine in the Men on Film sketches on “In Living Color” - it was a full circle moment. 😂

[@minnesotajones261]

@@jefferoni1984 Loved those skits!

[@jamescole3795]

i salute to your father, sir. Such things create warming lifelong memories.

[@NN-wu8fw]

My favorite movies

[@TrevorHolohan]

The accent that the character Serge has in this movie is French. Such a great movie! Long live the 80's! 👍😁😁😁😁😁💗👏👏👏👏

[@kadrae5277]

Here's a bit of trivia: Axel Foley was written for Sylvester Stallone while the part of Winston Zedmore from GHOSTBUSTERS was written for Eddie Murphy. Eddie had to turn GHOSTBUSTERS down because he was in the middle of filming BEVERLY HILLS COP.

[@fettel1988]

Axel's character showcases how easy is it is to rule the moment. Look and act like you belong. Carry yourself like you know you are meant to be there.

[@centuryrox]

Now you've gotta watch an even earlier Eddie Murphy movie. Give "48 HRS" a try. His pairing with Nick Nolte is great.

[@mikegoodwin2386]

Another great one. But, even Eddie himself said, Axel Foley and Reggie Hammond are basically the same character.

[@centuryrox]

@@mikegoodwin2386 Yeah, maybe so. But they are excellent characters, and you can never get enough of either!

[@mikegoodwin2386]

@@centuryrox Very true.

[@bakerfresh]

@@centuryrox In some ways I think of 48, Beverly Hills Cop and Another 48 as a trilogy. Eventhough they made 3 Bevs

[@crf122]

Yes!!!

[@elizabitty213]

Gilbert Roland Hill who played Inspector Todd, Axels superior, was an actual Detroit police officer and then became president of the city council 😎 Always thought that was cool

[@brucelee5620]

Metro from 1997 is a very underrated Eddie Murphy Film with the gorgeous Carmen Ejogo Michael Rapaport and badass Michael Wincott ( The Crow). This one of his serious roles maybe his only serious role. Check that out !

[@southlondon86]

Yes Eddie impersonating a British accent “What do u mean you’re with Greg this Sa-terday?”

[@supdawg2559]

Judge reinhold and john astin are so great as a duo.. and they have even more in the sequel… especially billy rosewood.. billy has that rogue cop in him and axel brings it out!! Please do part 2 soon!!

[@15blackshirt]

Eddie Murphy took this role after turning down an offer to appear in Ghostbusters, despite him co-starring alongside Dan Akroyd in Trading Places. He also starred in classics such as 48 Hrs, Bowfinger, The Golden Child and Coming to America. Jeffrey is Burke in Aliens, Bogamill is Dick Jones in RoboCop and Cohagen in Total Recall, Billy starred in Fast Times at Ridgemont High and in Gremlins and Victor Maitland was in Rambo: First Blood Part 2

[@carlosrvra]

And Henchman #1, the guy who shot Mikey, was also on Breaking Bad and is currently on Better Call Saul.

[@15blackshirt]

@@carlosrvra, that guy was also the drunk deputy in Gremlins and the lead detective in Horrible Bosses 2

[@shainewhite2781]

Sylvester Stallone originally wanted the film to be a serious action movie, but had a falling out with the writers, so he quit and Eddie Murphy was cast. Stallone would later make his own version of Beverly Hills Cop, COBRA in 1986.

[@mikyraakinnard1937]

Cobra was not that great at all..just my personal opinion I know some that may love it.

[@kevindorn2508]

I really like stallone and love Rocky and rambo (the first couple ones) but cobra is just fking ridiculous.

[@BrianSmith-kv3px]

Which I find hilarious, because Brigitte Nielsen ended up with roles in both (BHC II, but still.)

[@Mambaru]

IIRC there's a poster of Cobra in Billies apartment, BHC II.

[@victorsos100]

Cobra RULES!!!

[@bigredtlc1828]

Murphy is really just an underrate actor. Very believable and natural. He was a lot of fun in the early days.

[@Cifer77]

Classic! That tune is unforgettable. The sequel is pretty damn good too!

[@timhibbard4226]

Love the channel bro! The bit with Murphy laughing at the guys in the red and black leather suits is actually a bit of self parody. He wore a similar getup in his ‘Delirious’ special (I think it’s that one), which is one of his most famous standup performances ever and along with his being on SNL, helped rocket him to movie star status. So him laughing at those guys was a reference to that outfit and was just Eddie having a little fun at his own expense. I believe he has stated in multiple interviews over the years that the leather suit, the pressure of his biggest stand up performance yet, and hot theatre spotlights was not a combination that ended up being very fun for him. lol

[@Salah-fq2wi]

Good spotting the reference 👍🏾

[@Nick_CF]

during the super cop speech you can see Taggard looking down rubbing his eyes. The actor is doing it because he is trying to hide he is about to break lol

[@Kinggeorgi420]

Eddie is The MJ of Comedy in my opinion straight Genius

[@brianoneil9662]

Eddie Murphy at the peak of his Eddie Murphy-ness. He's perfect in this role.

[@UH1k4ru]

You got Sarge as the heavy hitter You got Billy as the sharpshooter You got Axel as the trashtalker and powerhouse Then you got… “You want ‘lie’mon tw’ai’st?” - Serge 😂 Great movie and reaction as always bro.

[@peppyd]

You're so right about no one being able to replicate Eddie's comedy. He absolutely owned the 80's comedy films. In many ways, it's the same reason why Jim Carrey owned the 90's comedy films...they both had their own originality that separated them from the pack and that no one else could match. Any attempts to do so would be seen as a cheap knock-off

[@robertnguyen9493]

Fun fact, the actor who played Serge also was in the show Perfect Strangers, which was the series that led to Family Matters. The character Serge would also come back in Beverley Hills Cop 3.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

He also appeared in 3rd rock from the sun, as mary Albright's brother. He was hilarious in that.

[@robertnguyen9493]

@@TheRetroManRandySavage the guy’s been a working character actor for 20+ years

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@robertnguyen9493 great comedy actor. Shame he never went A list. He was definitely underappreciated I think.

[@robertnguyen9493]

@@TheRetroManRandySavage that’s how it goes in Hollywood, some people get typecasted, pigeon holed, or just flat out blacklisted

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@robertnguyen9493 yeah, that's hollyweird for you.🤷‍♂️

[@maxducoudray]

The smartass action hero is very stereotypical, but I love the way Eddie plays it really serious in key moments when it matters. It makes his character more believable to see him in those serious moments. Great performance.

[@Reagan98]

This movie is absolute classic, my brother took me to see this when I was 14.

[@eljay5009]

Axel Foley is one of my all time favourite characters. Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2 are amongst my top movies of all time. Shame he went too goofy with 3, the grittiness and dry humour of the first two was what made them so great. I absolutely love Inspector Todd too. Gil Hill was a cop in real life and he plays this part so naturally.

[@bwilliams463]

"Nah, man, that ain't me. I'm from Buffalo." And the second-best truck chase on film, after 'Road Warrior.'

[@ReymundoCortez]

And I believe the car parking scene in this movie is where the movie Friday got the idea for when Smokey parks tries to park his car and it won't stop.

[@Overlord0011]

I heard once that the “super cop” story was ad-libbed and Taggart’s reaction was genuine.

[@alwayswrite2011]

6:58 - This exact rant popped into my head the other day for no discernable reason, including the part you cut, "If Michael calls, tell him what room I'm in." 🤣 13:02 - The key Axel Foley's character: act like you belong exactly where you are as bombastically as possible. Go ahead and go back to every one of his "undercover" moments and you'll see it. "Axel F," by Harold Faltermeyer, wasn't just played to death in the movie, but also on the radio.

[@JoshuaDay0550]

these movies and the Lethal Weapons are movies i grew up on. fucking LOVE these. they never get old for me

[@carm3d]

Bronson Pinchot (Serge) got his own TV sitcom called Perfect Strangers. He used the same accent.

[@haza7486]

Eddie laughs at the two guys in leather suits , because the red one is the same one he wore in his stand up special Delirious

[@gutz1981]

I so love the dynamic between Axle, Mickey and Jenny as originally when Stallone was going to star in this, Jenny was supposed to be a love interest, then they changed the idea that these 3 characters grew up together in Detroit as kids. I can so pictures the little group of friends and its just so original and better than to have her be a love interest. Don't see it in films.

[@44excalibur]

The Stallone version would have been a stereotypical action movie format, like Cobra. I appreciate that they changed the dynamics when Eddie Murphy was hired.

[@Serai3]

Of course the reason the dynamic was changed was that a romance between Jenny and Axel would have been "unacceptable" in Hollywood at the time.

[@44excalibur]

@@Serai3 Nah, it was the 80s. They'd have just cast a black actress to play Jenny.

[@Trenchcoat3]

@@Serai3 Lawl, no. Are you young or something?

[@Serai3]

@@Trenchcoat3 Aren't you cute? I'm a good deal older than you, little boy.

[@rer9287]

Serge was originally a throw away single line part, but the chemistry between him and eddie was so good, he improvise his expanded role and leveraged the character into a tv show that ran for 8 years called Perfect Strangers

[@grendelz]

You should definitely do The Golden Child. One of Eddies best movies

[@jdm1066]

I say...I say....I say...I say....I want the kniffffeeeee.....pleaseeee....

[@michaelorlowski7722]

"I don't want to hurt nobody. I just want some chips."

[@jdm1066]

@@michaelorlowski7722 Turn it over...TURN IT OVER MAN IT'S Burnin!

[@deesee3622]

omg that movie made me not want to eat oatmeal for years and years

[@fjbsdoa1976]

And the nutty professor also

[@mperich003]

Watch: - Collateral Damage (Jaime Fox, Tom Cruz ). - Falling Down. - Big trouble in little China - The fifth element

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. You should see the sequel Beverly Hills Cop 2 and stop :). Also Cobra (Stallone version of the Beverly Hills Cop script). Another good one is Eddie Murphy The Golden Child.

[@SimoExMachina2]

"What is wrong with Billy?" Check BHC II to find out.

[@drewsue100]

The song "Axle F" is the theme song and was written just for this movie. Harold Faltermeyer was the composer

[@k.delpino1124]

Eddie Murphy's 4th film and also his debut as film producer. The beginning of his reign as an comedy superstar on film. Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media, Oscar-nominated for Best Original Screenplay and the No.1 film of 1984 (dethroning Ghostbusters). Movies about Cops prior to BHC were either dramas and or thrillers. Afterwards more comedies about cop characters came to be. Part 2 (directed by Tony Scott) is a major winner of an sequel. Part 3 (directed by John Landis) is the worse and you will be disappointed. Part 4 is in the works and will be on Netfilx. Lord knows we can use some Axel Foley back in the culture.

[@kentuckyjerk323]

I rate this as my 3rd favorite comedy only behind Blazing Saddles and Stripes. I still laugh when Murphy says "super cops"

[@garycollins7750]

The first film was originally written as a action film with Stallone, when Murphy was cast it became a comedy with most of it improvised by Murphy. The first film had dramatic scene with comedic dialogue, the second film was written to be more comedic and has cameo by another up and coming comedian Chris Rock. The super cop speech at 15:25 was improvised by Murphy if you look closely you can see them trying not to laugh.

[@yg713]

I am glad you enjoyed this movie, Taggart and Rosewood's jokes were a lot of improvisation. In one of the extras on the DVD they talked about how the script only had "-Taggart and Rosewood are waiting for Axel to return" and just from that, they went off like an old couple which yielded the comment about red meat. They are still very present in "Beverly Hills Cop II" which is as funny but with a bigger budget and more action really worth the watch as well. I scanned a few comments before replying and someone mentionned "Midnight Run" from the same director, It stars Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin and is definitely a movie you would enjoy as well.

[@jamescole3795]

Damn ! Midnight Run is so underrated and noboby reacts to this gem.

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

The theme tune to this is my childhood can't stop singing it now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@olymsailor83]

Fun fact, the mansion at the end of this movie is the same one as the mansion in the movie Commando.

[@davevannatta985]

One of my favorite movies from the 80's. I also love Beverly Hills Cop II from 1987

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

I never thought I'd live to see the day when people are sort of "discovering" the cinematic FORCE that was the 1980s' Eddie Effing Murphy. 48 Hours, BHC, Delirious, Trading Places, RAW.......so much gold.

[@scottmoore1614]

I would say that this is THE Eddie Murphy classic. This movie was HUGE when it came out.

[@KHAOE1]

I live in Cali. My son just flew out here a month ago from Georgia and I took him to Beverly Hills. He couldn't believe how nice it is. A LOT has changed in Beverly Hills since the 80s except some stores.

[@kyraspikes7542]

I still don't know why they cut Jenny's "Axel, what the FUCK are you doing here?" line out. It establishes their relationship as one of absolute comfort and trust right off the bat The edit takes away something for me. It creates a barrier that was not intended originally.

[@ernestitoe]

I found Murphy's character intelligent, capable, and courageous. His clowning and bullshitting served a definite purpose. Also, he put me on the floor laughing.

[@christopherlarock9062]

The hitman who shoots the guy in the head was played by the same actor who played Mike in Breaking Bad.

[@Whateva67]

Man,this came out 38 freakin years ago,I must be getting old😁

[@j.farmer8345]

Eddie Murphy probably had the most meteoric career rise in comedy history. He debuted on Saturday Night Live when he was 19 years old and at 20 was the show's breakout star. The next year he made his film debut in "48 Hours", the seventh highest-grossing film of 1982. He followed that with the 3rd highest-grossing film of 1983, "Trading Places". He turned 23 years old in 1984 and had the highest grossing film of the year. Its sequel was the third highest-grossing film of 1987, and "Coming to America" the third highest of 1988. Unfortunately, Murphy's career went into a decline at the end of the decade, and he had a string of poorly reviewed box office bombs in the first half of the 90s, culminating in 1995's "Beverly Hills Cop III", an abysmal movie and one of Murphy's worst performances.

[@frankrodriguez2999]

Yeah I think it was when he started doing more family friendly movies that he had a bit of a resurgence.

[@andreachilton6037]

BHC3 was hilarious! Maybe I enjoy it so much because I've actually worked for a kid's entertainment company before though... That line about turning the music off really hits me.

[@darren6202]

One of my favourite comedies of all time.

[@tenyciashepherd951]

This movie is a classic!! So glad you’re doing old Eddie Murphy movies. Check “48 Hours.”

[@robertmorris8997]

Jenny wasn't breaking and entering. She has a KEY. And she can bring Axel in with her. Then he is a witness too. Not an illegal search, that's why he had Rosewood stay in the car.

[@christopheryochum3602]

You're exactly right; he wasn't mugging it up; he was just sliding his natural wit into a serious-crime drama; and his character was a seasoned, smart cop; and that's what I liked. Another thing that added to the quality of the movie was the seriously evil bad guys. By the way, how did you like the improvised scene between him and Serge. You don't know this because it was before your time, but Bronson Pinchot is a hilarious actor who does these funny accents. When I was younger, he played a happy-go-lucky immigrant from Europe who moved in with his American cousin. Of course, he was always getting into trouble, to the consternation of his American cousin. The show was called "Perfect Strangers." His character was Balki Bartokomous. Please do NOT skip the second one. It's excellent. Really enjoyed it. I could watch this once a month.

[@MLJ7956]

Great reactions dude....this is one of my favorite 80s action comedy films 😎👍 You should react to Beverly Hills Cop 2, which I personally think is just as good in my opinion...

[@RalphBednarski]

Damn, Cape...LOVE THIS MOVIE...have seen it a 100+ times in my lifetime.....now you got me watching BEVERLY HILLS COP II, today.

[@zmarko]

Taggart, who was played by John Ashton, was also in another (kinda similar) movie directed by Martin Brest called Midnight Run, starring Robert Deniro & Charles Grodin. It has a similar balance of comedy, action and drama, and is a great ride. Would love to see a reaction to it (I've only ever seen one person ever react to it on YT).

[@c.w.miller8195]

Midnight Run is one of my favourites. It builds slowly, but it's one of those beautiful, rare, beasts where every scene, every line of endlessly quoteable dialogue, serves to advance the story or to illustrate characters' points of view, even if at the time the moment feels like a bit of a non-sequitur. While De Niro and Grodin are clearly the stars of the piece, secondary characters (Like Ashton's Marvin) and all the way down to people who may only have a couple of lines, are allowed space to shine. It's taking way too long to write this comment, because I don't know how to not ramble extensively about how satisfying a watch it is to me. I guess on that note, on the first viewing, you may find Grodin's character annoying initially, and De Niro's to be exasperating in certain ways towards the third act but by the end of the film you understand them (not always a given in storytelling). I would also recommend it as a quality film to react to.

[@JBugz777]

Best movie of the 80's, Marvin😍

[@MrBuc128]

When people discuss comedies of the 80s rarely if ever is Midnight Run mentioned. Although it’s not strictly a comedy to me it much better and funnier than Ghostbusters. I consider Midnight Run along with Beverly Hills Cop to be possible the best comedies of the 80s

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

That theme song they keep playing is called Axle F. Eddie Murphy's character is named Axle Foley. The song is named after him and it only plays when he's in the scene.

[@Redd21481]

Hands down one of the best damn movies out there lol 😆. Good show bud.

[@peppyd]

What a great soundtrack! One thing I miss about the 80's was the effort that they put forth to make a great soundtrack for films. e.g. Top Gun, The Lost Boys, Footloose and the list goes on and on. There isn't enough of that today

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

Movie songs was badass in the 80's. Man, I'd give anything to go back to that time period.

[@Biorythym]

Well the "theme song" is called "Axel F"...not playing it would be like being surprised you would hear the "Ghostbusters" theme played in film of the same name

[@victorsos100]

Comedy classic!!! I seen this movie SOOOO many times It's ridiculous.

[@kadrae5277]

Also, the actor potraying Victor Mateland (Steven Berkoff) also portrayed Isaac in Prince's UNDER THE CHERRY MOON.

[@jamielandis4308]

The instrumental that plays throughout the movie is by Harold Faltermeyer called “Axel F.” It was constantly played on the radio the summer this came out.

[@torbnymublous4403]

I fell in love with his comedy with his Mr. Robertsons neighborhood😂him and Mr. T was the best plus his stand up shows on HBO😂you couldn't escape him in the 80's

[@garytyme9384]

The theme tune is called "Axel F" so that is why you hear it every time Foley is on screen.

[@thefatman2780]

LOOK MAN! I AINT GONNA FALL FOR NO BANANA IN MY TAILPIPE!

[@kieferclarkf1674]

Gil Hill, who plays Inspector Todd, was an actual Detroit Cop when he filmed this.

[@andreachilton6037]

Fun fact: Det. Todd really WAS a detective and captain! (RIP)

[@stevenbanks1548]

That was Mr. Wayans first movie acting credit!

[@Tijuanabill]

A cop being threatened with being fired is the best joke in this.

[@kinardak]

By the way, I live in Los Angeles and although Beverly Hills has not changed too dramatically since 1984, there are some changes. However, this shot here at 6:44 is NOT Beverly Hills. It's actually the Biltmore Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. And yes, it still looks like this today. His car is pulling up to what used to be the main entrance of the hotel. It got switched to the opposite side of the building during the 1984 Olympics. According to research, they made the switch because too many homeless people were visible from inside. I guess they wanted to avoid embarrassment. There's a park known as Pershing Square directly across from this Hotel (not on screen in the shot). Homeless people were starting to pile up a bit in the park. But if you visit this Hotel today, this side in the shot, is considered the back entrance. So, not all of the scenes in Los Angeles for this movie were actually filmed in Beverly Hills. This was a constant movie trick, especially in a lot of the older movies. This same hotel was also used in the movie "Ghostbusters" when the three main characters go in and capture the green ghost for the first time. The hotel was built in 1923 and was the largest west of Chicago at that time it was built. It's been used in music videos, movies, commercials and also, at one point, hosted the Academy Awards. Very historical location. And one of my favorite buildings in Los Angeles. I've only stayed there once...haha!

[@chrissiegle1065]

I love Eddie in Showtime...Another cop role... With Robert Deniro... and william shatner lol... Hes so talented. Great reaction. Thank you.

[@korycoster3586]

That sinth music, gets me every time. I love all of these 3 movies

[@heatherdale5571]

It was a gift to be a kid during this insanely creative and fun time in movies...watching people like Eddie Murphy for the first time in this movie was a magical and awesome experience!

[@bakercarl8518]

How can you not love this movie?!!!

[@weepingscorpion8739]

So, the theme tune is called Axel F and it's by Harold Faltermeyer, and it's named after the lead character which is Axel Foley. Not only that, but the song Axel F is also in F minor, for you music nerds out there. :)

[@robertt9825]

the theme/running music is so infectious. i hum it to myself every now and then

[@robertt9825]

And the guy who killed Micky in the beginning is the same actor who plays Mike in Breaking Bad / Better Call Saul

[@vladtepes9614]

"Way to go, Rosewood. You're some kinda cop aren't ya?"

[@leoxfury]

at 15:24 the guy that plays Taggart was laughing his ass off because that was all improvised by Eddie. What a fucking legend!

[@gerardmorris5473]

Axel's Detroit Police Chief Todd was the actual real life Detroit Police Chief at the time this movie was made. He is mentioned in the White Boy Rick documentary.

[@eq1373]

IIRC, he was a Sergeant, not the chief

[@governorboltz]

Not sure if it's been mentioned before, but another cop comedy you should check out, is Police Academy.

[@toniyourcuzzin]

i watched this movie for the first time in my high school film study class. i think it won for best score thanks to the theme music.

[@JBugz777]

7:35 One of the best dialogues of the 80's... Serge😍

[@bigjoeofthe707]

Yes! This is one of my favorites. Man wait til you see the second one. One of the best opening scenes ever and some more great songs. The third one is aaa’ight.

[@smokeyverton7981]

Please consider THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS (1997) starring Val Kilmer and Michael Douglas. Based on a true story about two killer lions

[@pthor6265]

Judge Reinhold (Billy) is in one of my favorite comedies. Ruthless People is so underrated, friggen hilarious. Danny DeVito, "Who? Debbie?" That's not a spoiler and doesn't give anything away. If ya know then you know. Man, I need to watch that again.

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Movie and Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍👍😀 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸

[@RazorShalom]

The reason he was laughing at the jumpsuits passing by is because the director put that in there to throw him off. Because those were the ones he wore in his specials.

[@traceyreid4585]

We all love Serge... the only actor able to upstage Eddie Murphy

[@bigjay123]

That's 'Axls Theme', Herbie Hancock wrote that for this movie. That's his song. When it's playing, Axls up to smthng.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

One of my favourite movies from childhood. I was only 5 when I first watched this with my folks. That was the end of 85 when it came out on vhs.

[@francischambless5919]

One of my favorites all time movies and favorite actors I grew up watching. I really miss these kinds of movies that were so fun. What they make today just can't compete.

[@rxtsec1]

The leather suit is what Eddie wore in his Delirious comedy special which was the joke in the movie

[@SiouxW4rrior3856]

17:50 yep that is sooo typical Hollywood

[@CGFIELDS]

Banana in the tailpipe…Literally a “Classic”.

[@kapitanleutnant1]

The bananas in the tail pipe is my favorite part

[@julienielsen4462]

I like Serge in the show Perfect Strangers. This one of the movies you can watch thousands of times!!