Two dudes finally watch *BEVERLY HILLS COP* (First time watching reaction)

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Hulu Animayhem is your animation destination to watch full seasons and new episodes of your favorite animated shows!

[@commanderbriggs323]

In case you didn't know. Coming to theaters soon, is Beaverly Hills Axel F. 2024.

[@JezterTV]

@@commanderbriggs323 It's on Netflix (already watched it). IMO it has a much lower pace and unfortunately it can't keep up with the first movies but it's still a better sequel than coming to america 2

[@RyoHazuki224]

Oh god, the word "Animayhem" gave me PTSD flashbacks haha. Back in the 90's when anime was juuuust getting ramped up, someone made a trading card game in the vein of Magic the Gathering, and they called it "Animayhem", and it featured characters from series like DBZ, Ranma 1/2, YuYu Hakusho, and some others. It was a terrible game, unbalanced and just tried way too hard to be deep. There was ONE funny bit though, they had an image of Master Roshi from DBZ holding a mug of beer, but the card's name was "Frothy Mug Of Water", with the tagline of "You have been licensed for release in America and have been heavily censored. Lose a turn". (in the original censored DBZ, Roshi's mug of beer was colored blue, but they couldn't do anything about the froth! LOL)

[@jeremydyck2601]

I really hope you watch BHC2 soon, in that one you find out a little more about Billy. Just one word of advice... do NOT watch #3, it's not good.

[@planetarysolidarity]

​@@commanderbriggs323And, Bronson Pinchot is back as Serge.

[@ChibiHelloween]

The Scene with Bronson Pinchot was mostly improvised between him and Murphy and since it went so well, they decided to keep it in the movie. absolutely great chemistry

[@leandrolej]

and they repeat the scene in the new movie, it was so good to see him back

[@JReykdal]

Loved Serge when I saw the movie 40 years ago. Still funny. And he was also cousin Balki.

[@Sean-gj7vw]

Pinchot said on a podcast he got repremanded for looking Eddie Murphy in the eyes when not filming. I hope he told them "dont be rediculus." 😅

[@DM-kv9kj]

@@leandrolej "and they repeat the scene in the new movie" Of course they do, why am I not surprised. That's literally all anything does anymore now, repeat and reference stuff that's been done before.

[@billclay9489]

the supercops story was made up on the spot which is why Taggart is lowering his head trying not to laugh.

[@jpsinister01]

Listen, I'm almost 50, and if you had told me I would be watching two dudes react to movies, I would have laughed you out of the room. Yet here I am in a movie re-discovery pipeline of movies from my youth, and I could hang with you all day watching and BSing about movies. Great work and dedication in your craft.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Thank you so much for hanging out with us!

[@mussolman]

The two guys in full leather outfits might be a reference to Eddie Murphy's Delirious, he wears a red leather jacket and pants in that.

[@likecrazyhorse]

Yeah, and story goes that's a genuine laugh from Murphy because they were put in as a gag for him

[@scorpiodansounds1008]

It was more like a Michael Jackson reference from thriller ,the suits look very similar and Jackson was massive back in the 80s

[@TurnAwayFilms]

Sorry to say you are incorrect, it was a reference to Michael Jackson because the pair became good friends and literally EVERYONE bought a Thriller type outfit

[@LMCPG25]

Yes, you are correct he wore a red leather suit in Delirious in 83’. He said the Thriller suits were an inside joke to his comedy special in an ET interview.

[@detroitpolak9904]

This is an honest to God true story…when Axel walks by the two guys in the leather get ups, my nephew goes “Uncle Andy! Is that Day Man and Night Man?” Don’t know why in thee hell he thought of It’s Always Sunny right then, but it was hilarious…Go Lions.

[@robertt3715]

Bronson Pinchot as Serge was so frikkin awesome in this movie. Such an awesome character actor. (and makes an appearance in part III!)

[@labmonkeyplays6665]

Love the analogy "Axel Foley is the Cop Ferris Bueller and Billy is Cameron" lol good stuff.

[@cflournoy1529]

I agree!!!

[@Cau_No]

They should watch "Kuffs" with Christian Slater. That's another Ferris Bueller / Axel Foley combination.

[@alexandercate8552]

Axel's boss was a real Detroit police officer, so he's just playing himself! He also ran for mayor in 2001. Also, surprised you missed young Damon Wayans: "Shhh! Go ahead, take those bananas." 😂

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

Gilbert Roland Hill (November 5, 1931 - February 29, 2016) was an American politician, police officer, and actor, who was the President of the Detroit City Council. He gained recognition for his role as Inspector Todd in the Beverly Hills Cop film series. He was the runner-up in the 2001 Detroit mayoral election, losing to Kwame Kilpatrick.

[@davidrichards6509]

Yeah EVERYBODY always misses the always "two snaps" fabulous😂😂 Damen Wayans. In the three or four years that I've been watching YT reaction videos I have only ever seen ONE person who reacted to the appearance of Damen Wayans in this ... but then again to be fair when this movie first came out none of US recognized him either ... "In Living Color" didn't premiere it's first episode until six years after this movie

[@michaelo77]

This was the highest grossing film of 1984. It was #1 at the box office for I think 10 STRAIGHT weeks, which is unheard of. It grossed over $700m in today’s dollars in North America alone.

[@Toast960]

Second highest, only because it came out so late in the year. Only film that did better was Ghostbusters.

[@patrickmcdaniel4651]

Highest grossing R rated film until The Matrix.

[@gcass88]

Fun fact, The mansion for the end fight is same one used in Arnies commando.

[@anacrobat89]

They also use this same mansion on the second season of Entourage (when Vince buys his first mansion).

[@GregorioGrasselli1972]

And also in an episode of "The greatest American hero".

[@kylewong4349]

Film fact: Most of the funny dialogue in this film was totally improvised. In fact, in the supercops scene, the reason John Ashton (Taggart) was clenching his face was because he was desperately trying not to laugh. In that same scene, Judge Reinhold (Rosewood) was pinching his pocket because he was also trying not to laugh himself.

[@billclay9489]

Hey,I already said that a minute ago. Oh wait,,you said it 6 hrs ago. Okay you said it first. LOL

[@kylewong4349]

@@billclay9489 Yes, I did.

[@billclay9489]

@@kylewong4349 Timing is everything

[@kylewong4349]

@@billclay9489 I suppose it is.

[@Ladylike79]

I wish I had seen your comment before I posted mine! My comment was along the same lines as yours 🙂

[@TheAndroidBishop]

I used to be homeless and kick it at the Beverley library, which was across from their police station. Yes that's the real station, it's ridiculously elaborate

[@shainewhite2781]

One of the funniest action comedy movies ever made! Originally Sylvester Stallone was going to star in the movie, and even wrote a draft of the script, which was more darker and more violent than the final cut of the film. When Paramount executives read the script, it was rejected and Stallone turned it into the 1986 action thriller COBRA.

[@John_Locke_108]

So instead of one iconic movie we got two. Rare win for Hollywood.

[@alucard624]

And funny enough COBRA was based on the novel Fair Game which was later turned into a movie starring Cindy Crawford of all people.

[@KayGeee86]

​@@John_Locke_108Hollywood was kinda great back in the 80's

[@John_Locke_108]

@@alucard624 That had Billy Baldwin, right?

[@cosesu8929]

​@@KayGeee86probably because of the cocaine

[@clifhaley5150]

This movie bridged the gap between outright comedy and outright action thriller so perfectly. It weaved in and out of both moods so effortlessly it's quite remarkable.

[@eastshirt]

The German Voice Actor for Eddie Murphy is by far the best, one of the reasons on why I love this Movie so much.

[@Brayden_films]

Beverly Hills cop is one of my grandmas favorite movies anytime I see this movie I think of her

[@nunyabusiness9013]

The Axel F theme song has a firm spot on the soundtrack of the 80's. Along side the likes of Everybody wants to rule the world, Thriller, Whip it, Africa, and Money for Nothing. It's one of those songs that embodies the decade.

[@nunyabusiness9013]

Almost forgot "Party all the time" by Eddie Murphy and produced by Rick James which came our the same year as this movie.

[@hectorrenesegovia779]

"I like how he's always cool, calm and collected. He rarely yells or screams." "Yeah, he's pretty in control at all times." [Me hoping they watch "Another 48 Hours" "Really bad day" scene.]

[@gojiberry7201]

You'll love the 2nd one, too! I used to watch it on VHS that we recorded from the TV and almost wore it out! 😄😄

[@henrikeatworld]

Also every kid in my school in the 80s/90s who owned a keyboard could play the Beverly Hills Cop theme :D it was mandatory to learn it at piano class lol

[@vaylonkenadell]

1984 was a banner year for comedies -- Beverly Hills Cop, Police Academy, Sixteen Candles, and, of course, Ghostbusters.

[@CathleenMJennings80]

I'm so glad people from this generation think that the music in this rocks - it wasn't just us, at the time lol And, in BHC 2, there is a slight alteration in Billy's character - I can't wait to see what you think! PS The 'Serge' actor was onscreen for less than 5 minutes and it got him a sitcom that ran for 8 years - the 80s classic, Perfect Strangers. Innocent, loving Balki Bartokomous travels from Mypos to live with his jaded cousin from Chicago (who has no idea he exists). It is still a favorite of mine.

[@abucket14]

I can honestly say, that this is Eddy Murphy's best performance.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

It really might be!

[@TheScandinavianOne]

@@NiceDudeMovieNight Only topped by Beverly Hills cop 2!

[@check1240]

They gotta watch the 2nd one. It is right up with this one.

[@Bancheis]

Absolutely amazing movie. The Axel F song is so catchy you literally cannot get it out of your head. Years from now, you will find yourself humming it for seemingly no reason. Trust me, happened to me.

[@QuayNemSorr]

Coming to America, 48 hours, trading places, The golden child. He owned the 80'ies

[@lazarusblack9995]

BHC is THE Eddie Murphy Movie. Aaaaaand the movie that the term "Plot Armor" was invented for.

[@troutymctrouttrout3809]

This was one of your best reaction vids imho! Great job. It's such a classic golden years Eddie Murphy movie for sure. You're not wrong about that banger score! It still lives rent free in all our heads 40 years later lol.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Altaf’s been listening to it on repeat since we shot this reaction!

[@stevensmith8313]

Dude, thank you guys for reminding me of why and how much i love this movie. With all of them, honestly. This channel reminds me why I love movies!

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

That's awesome! Our goal is always to share our love of movies with our audience.

[@ninam4066]

i love 80s eddie murphy! agreed that he's so charming and fun

[@mindime1499]

Im continuingly impressed with the quality of your reactions, guys! You're so animated and fun without being making mean jokes or comments.

[@EdgyNumber1]

7:08 *EASTER EGG: The reason Eddie Murphy is laughing at this is because* he's seeing two white dudes wearing replicas of the suits he wore for his on-the-edge stand up tour called _Eddie Murphy: RAW._ Murphy's reaction is priceless as he wasn't expecting to see this!

[@jamesmorrison4581]

Absolutely everything about it. Fashion, car's,clubs, music. Everything fantastic 80s. You guys just have to watch number 2. Great job guys. Best wishes from UK🇬🇧👍🏻

[@jennoscura2381]

The main riff from the theme is my favorite synth riff. So I had to pause the video to go fire up a synth a play it. I have played that riff so many times I can do it with my eyes closed. I don't always nail it eyes closed, but I can get it. All that muscle memory from playing it so many times.

[@craigdawson7564]

Saew this in a cinema, in scotland, when i was 12yrs old (I was tall for my age)...i was king of the playground the next day!

[@Phlogiston2312]

I read a book about "social engineering" and they basically used Axel Foley as the perfect example of somebody who can social engineer people into doing things against their normal will or practices. Basically Axel Foley knows how to manipulate things by creating outrage in the boss or whoever is involved will be willing to do anything to prevent that from happening

[@hamilde]

A very long time ago, when I bought my first really professional keyboard, I learned and started playing this theme song in the first 10 minutes. I played it using every sound that keyboard could do. Any time I mess with a keyboard, that's the first thing I play.

[@vincegamer]

Ronnie Cox was a great character actor, and this might be the only time he didn't play a villain

[@FloraWest]

Right? He's so good. That said, he's not a villain in "Deliverance" (great film) so that's at least one other.

[@pacmon5285]

Never thought about the parallels between Axel Foley and Ferris Bueller, but that's a good point.

[@bentucker2301]

This and the Golden Child. Peak Murphy

[@fayesouthall6604]

I watched this in the cinema at the time it came out in the1980’s. I loved it.

[@KayGeee86]

Find ich klasse👌

[@Si0r]

For anyone that does not know the guy who played Inspector Todd was a real COP as well :)

[@matthewpaul526]

Corrupt cop

[@LaabanAngstschweiss]

Eddie Murphy was 23 years old here. Crazy. And crazy good.

[@Travelinmatt1976]

This was such a huge pop culture movie in the 80s. Every kid wanted to be Axel

[@alexhaas9653]

Great movie, great cast all around. And a killer soundtrack. Wonderful balance between comedy and action, the 80s were great at that. To think: John Ashton (Taggart) was only 36 when this movie was made! He is also great in the totally (still) underrated "Midnight Run" with DeNiro and Grodin. That one's worth a watch.

[@ryanfeit1420]

Judge Reinhold was hilarious in this as well. His character Billy grew alot in number 2 and is one of the funniest characters. One of Reinhold's earliest films is "Fast Times At Ridgemont High". (1982). You guys should definitely react to that one.

[@alexhaas9653]

@ryanfeit1420 While he was never regarded as a great actor, I did enjoy him in many roles. He's great in the Beverly Hills Cop franchise, did well in Santa Clause and I really liked "Vice Versa" (1988) which was considered to be the poor-mans "Big" at the time. Wrongfully so I'd say, It was fun and it seemed Judge had a blast during the shoot.

[@Nebuhalanezar]

I watched Beverly Hills Cop 1 and 2 sooooo many times in my childhood. Love those movies!

[@DragonaxFilms]

Ah man, this is one of my all-time favorite movies! The mix of comedy and seriousness makes it feel so genuine. Wish more movies could pull off the tonal balance this one does.

[@arudegesture]

Two awesome things about this movie: 1. The guy playing inspector Todd (Axel's boss in Detroit) was a real inspector who was only supposed to be in an advisory role, but was so good they decided to cast him. 2. Sly Stallone was supposed to play Axel Foley. He had a signed contract and the studio was really afraid that he'd sue them for breach of contract when they wanted to go with Eddie Murphy to make it into more of a comedy. Stallone ok'd it though and the studio commissioned Cobra as a sort of compensation.

[@johannesdolch]

One of the best movies of all time. The vibe is just insane. And part two is just as good.

[@scorpiodansounds1008]

I'm old enough to remember when the theme tune was in the charts 😅

[@Wishbone1977]

For me, the pivotal scene of the movie is in the strip club. Axel goes from wisecracking smartass to experienced police officer in the blink of an eye. Taggart, who has until this point only seen the smartass side of him, recognizes the change and starts taking Axel seriously for the first time. Axel Foley really is a great character (with a killer theme tune), and here Eddie Murphy showed that he wasn't just a comedian, he was an _actor._ Please watch Beverly Hills Cop 2, it's great. I didn't personally like 3 very much (it's the only one of the first three I've only bothered to watch once), but if you want to watch the one that just came out, I suppose you should watch that too. I haven't seen the recent one yet, so I have no opinion on that.

[@mikiex]

There is a reason this was the top box office of 1984

[@ryanfeit1420]

I highly recommend reacting to "Fast Times At Ridgemont High " (1982), one of Judge Reinhold's (Billy) earliest roles. An 80's high school classic.

[@M3bully]

Those outfits were clowning on his real life fits he wore for Raw and Delirious. I think that was a genuine reaction 😂.

[@notconcernedwriting]

After the reaction comments: Billy was Brad Hamilton from Fast Times. 48 Hours is darker but Murphy shines being himself.

[@MaddMango]

Must watch The Golden Child next.

[@danionescu1271]

Sardo Numsy! 😁

[@hdns4]

Awesome reaction guys! You should definitely check out the second movie, it's a ton of fun as well.

[@Camuska]

Oh such a good pick Beverly Hills Cop is one of the saga of all time, and the fourth one was really good too

[@spoox107]

Another fact: Sylvester Stallone was originally supposed to play the role of Axel Foley. The script was to be expanded to include numerous action scenes. This meant that the planned budget was to rise to around 20 million US dollars. However, the studio did not want to increase the budget and Stallone could not be persuaded to shoot the film without major action scenes. So Stallone was dropped as the lead actor and Eddie Murphy was hired instead. Instead of the expensive action scenes, the script was expanded to include comedic elements and tailored to Eddie Murphy.

[@AtlasBlizzard]

You guys gotta watch the sequel, that's the funniest one!

[@alexanderhikel2350]

Guys this is my favorite action comedy of all time glad u came around , and by the way 80’s music tracks the won Oscars are often considered the best movie specific songs of all time !

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

The villain in this played a Stilgar in a TV miniseries of Dune. Awesome dude.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

oh that's sick!

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

@@NiceDudeMovieNight Clarification: It was actually a sequel miniseries to Dune. He played alongside James McAvoy.

[@chrisburns514]

Beverly Hills Cop II is the BEST, directed by the impeccable Tony Scott! Gotta check that out too. No rush on 3, it’s very clearly a script for a different movie with Axel Foley subbed in as the lead

[@chrisburns514]

And yeah! Ronny Cox plays great villains in RoboCop and Total Recall, but he’s perfect in these too

[@impossivel2006]

One of the greatest action comedy movies of all time

[@hunt4gs]

So the guy that gave the bananas to Axel is Damon Wayans, one of the cornerstones of the Wayans family. You wanna talk comedy, the Wayans family from Keenen on down is legit one of the funniest families in comedy. Check out Major Payne.

[@MasterSkywalker91]

He is one of many comedians Eddie Murphy helped pave way for. Damon, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, etc

[@hunt4gs]

@@MasterSkywalker91 hell yeah.

[@TheOnlyHawkeye666]

This is indeed such an '80s movie, everything from the vibe to fashion the Kick-Ass soundtrack. All of it is just amazing. I was so happy to see Axel f carried on this energy...... Also in my opinion Serge steals the show 😂, please watch the 2, 3 and Axle F. They are all amazing

[@pleutron]

Did it go unnoticed that Altaf wants to replace his best friend with Axel? Such a sad day in Nice Dudes Land.

[@roflpill]

I had the same thought! How could he say that to him like that :cry:

[@pleutron]

@@roflpill i know... i know... shhh it's okay dude. maybe he didn't mean it. shhh. there there now dude.

[@sylnz97]

I love this film so much, my mom has it on VHS and me and my sis watched the fuck out of it back when we were kids lol

[@henrikeatworld]

Love your reaction :) seen this movie a million times, my dad had it recorded on VHS, as was done back in the day lol. Just watched the new one last week, I actually enjoyed it :)

[@_pjb-vw6cy]

Sarge (John Ashton ) was other Bounty Hunter in Midnight Run

[@jediknightgeo]

BHC is an absolute classic. So much great chemistry between all the actors. Shame none of the sequels were able to capture the same magic or be as good. Fun fact: the hotel worker that Axel speaks to at the end of the movie when asking about the robes is actually the director of the film, Martin Brest.

[@Darthpathfinder]

Man it’s been ages since I seen this one. I had forgotten it started off that way. Either way another fun upload from you guys.

[@k.delpino1124]

Eddie Murphy's 4th film, first leading role and also his debut as producer. The beginning of his reign as an comedy superstar on film. From the late Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer (pre-Top Gun). Grammy Award winner for Best Score Soundtrack in Visual Media, Oscar-nominated for Best Original Screenplay and the No.1 film of 1984 (dethroning Ghostbusters). The score is by Harold Faltermeyer and the 'Axel F' theme is truly legendary. As well, this film's soundtrack is one of the greatest of the era. 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 could be disappointed. The 4th installment aka Axel F on Netflix, pre-40th anniversary is a must see with so much goodness.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Yeah we've heard that even Eddie Murphy doesn't like the third one. We're looking forward to watching Beverly Hills Cop 2 and possibly Axel F!

[@poppers7317]

I love the third movie. Has some great scenes.

[@poppers7317]

@@NiceDudeMovieNight don't skip the third :(

[@sharkbaitoohhahha]

Dear Good Sirs... This movie just did it for me. I saw it as a teen, and I was in. I love the second just as much as the first. It's funny to see how Billy's....well, see and you understand why. Can't wait for you to add that one! Good watch, gents!

[@Imyourbiggestfanfare]

My 2 favorite dudes watching one of my favorite movies.

[@_pjb-vw6cy]

Bogomil (Ronnie cox) was also in Total Recall

[@dahlesa]

Those leather suits on those 2 extra's were variants from Eddie Murphy's comedy tour "Dilerious". That's why Eddie was laughing, it was suprise from the film crew.

[@zato80]

Fantastic movie and if you want an example of 80’s cinema and culture this is like the perfect example.

[@tomlangdonec]

I don't think I've ever seen you guys so happy watching a movie. great to see. I look forward to the rest.

[@Starlightean]

This is such a good movie, the trilogy was my childhood. Very iconic right off the bat. I really like the 3rd movie as well. Axel is a great, smart and lovable character.

[@josephdavey125]

the banana guy is one of the wayans brothers never knew he was in this - 12:01

[@adamsauve4562]

One of the all time greats! Held the record for highest grossing rated R movie for like 20 years

[@rasputinsorphan1260]

Dudes! I love your channel. Keep it up!

[@johanedfeldt-opalinski5471]

This movie is my childhood, have watched the first and second movie so many times. Even recorded the sound of the 2nd movie to a casette tape from the tv!! and listened to it on my freestyle when we were on vacation trips. so i visualized the scenes in my head by listening to it :)

[@farvadafatazz2274]

Favorite Eddie Murphy movie, this is second. Harlem Nights is AMAZING

[@Phlogiston2312]

Eddie Murphy is also so charismatic in 48 hours and the Golden Child

[@ramiromaia592]

This movie was actually the first ever Action comedy movie released then followed by 48 hours so Eddie Murphy was the first action comedy movie star in the 80s so this movie made history This wasn't the first action movie made but it's first time ever comedy was introduced to the action genre so Eddie was a pioneer That's why Eddie Murphy is the GOAT of comedy this was his transition period from being a comedian to a full time actor

[@louismonnichii7619]

His boss Inspector Todd was a TOTALLY LEGIT DETROIT COP!! Gil Hill was a homicide detective and even ran for mayor of Detroit.

[@jaimicottrill2831]

You two have such an unfettered joy for movies that is so charming! I love your channel and hope you continue to watch my favourties.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Thank you so much!!

[@jemal999]

Ferris Beuller's day off came out in 1986. This movie came out in 1984. Also interesting timing to be getting into this series - they just released the 4th movie on netflix like a month ago - 40 years after the first one!

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

I loved it when he randomly threw Cleveland under the bus as well. Maybe the script writers thought they'd crapped on Detroit enough, where else is in America is a pretty shitty city?... Cleveland 😂 Or maybe it was an Eddie ad lib?

[@samhainkid]

Seriously, this is pretty much a perfect film. It has everything you want in terms of action and comedy and Murphy delivers. HARD. Great supporting cast and simple plot also keeping everything engaging. Part 2 is generally viewed as not quite as good as this one, but is still pretty damn close and absolutely worth watching! Stay nice, dudes!!!

[@Goosemeyer]

Bronson is in a hilarious detective buddy movie with John Larroquette

[@merchillio]

(Commenting before watching the video) You haven’t watch that one? Oh this feels like absolutely the kind of movie you’ll enjoy

[@stephanniemorin]

Eddy Murphy was made for Donkey in Shrek; hes all I think of now when someone mentions Eddy Murphy, since I've never seen Beverly Hills Cop. Nice reaction, as usual!

[@anadraham2995]

Super enjoyable‼️‼️‼️ Y'all do the best editing job piecing it together so it feels like a whole movie - REALLLLLY impressive 🙏

[@exceedcharge1]

There was an amazing action comedy released recently called “hundreds of beavers”, essentially it’s like a live action black and white cartoon. I cant recommend it enough.

[@kimByhurst-px1zd]

Love you guys wish u upload more your great. When Taggart put his hand on his nose when Foley told the super cop story he broke haha 😜

[@sethraelthebard5459]

Fun Fact: The entire scene of Taggert and Rosewood talking outside of the hotel was ad-libbed and improvised. In the script, all that was written was "Rosewood and Taggert sit in the car." Judge Reinhold however apparently got bored and just started having a goofy conversation with John Ashton. The director was watching the interaction and was laughing so hard at its absurdity that he decided to put it in the finished film. The rest is history.

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

Inspector Todd, Axel's boss, was, in real life, actually a highly decorated and well respected Detroit Detective. Criminals throughout the city feared him. The Producers loved him so much, they cast him in the movie. This guy was the real Dirty Harry of Detroit!

[@LogicalNiko]

Ronny Cox actually could only have a cameo in Beverly Hills Cop 2 because he was shooting robocop at another studio and they wouldn't release him. So they were able to pick up a few moments with Cox, one during his robocop filming and he was on break, and one after (You can tell because he has the identical haircut to Dick Jones in one set of shots, not that his hairstyle changes much).

[@moregamemusic]

I can really recommend another movie called FLETCH from 1985 where Harold Faltermeyer did the music. It's a good movie too.

[@MLJ7956]

Chevy Chase was awesome in that movie...the sequel Fletch Lives wasn't bad either....

[@YingwuUsagiri]

Oh nice. I quite enjoyed the new one a mere few days ago so this will be a great way to hopefully rewatch all three oldies!

[@Ladylike79]

Great review! Per the producers most of Eddie's lines were improvised because they said that he was funnier than anything that they would write. And part 2 is just as good and a bit funnier.