I always love how Bogomil is obviously warming to Axel (even if he's frustrating the hell out of him) when he tries to cover for Taggart and Rosewood with the supercops story. His little silent chuckle when Axel admonishes them for fucking up a perfectly good lie completely seals the deal.
You can see Taggart’s actor hiding his face from laughing, because that part was improvised by Eddie, and it honestly made the actor almost ruin the shot
These movies were some of my absolute favourites when I was a kid. Love the friendship between Axel, Billy and Taggart! Can't believe I never realised Mike from Breaking Bad is in this before, lol.
@@rickwelch8464 Eddie had a trifecta with 48 HRS/TRADING PLACES/BEVERLY HILLS COP, and I feel...never topped it. Some people love COP 2 and COMING TO AMERICA, but I am not one of them. Only BOWFINGER and DOLEMITE IS MY NAME come close to those classics. SHREK doesn't count.
What I love about Martin Brest (the director) is his ability to insert extremely serious, incredibly dark moments into comedy films. This film, and Midnight Run are two examples of this.
Beverly Hills Cop put Eddie Murphy on the map as a Hollywood movie star, as he had been mainly known as a comedian and SNL cast member before being cast as Axel Foley. Funny thing is, Sylvester Stallone was originally the first pick to play Axel, and the movie would've been vastly different with him in the role. But he passed on it and Eddie Murphy was cast instead, so the movie was altered to match his more comedic sensibilities. Also, Murphy turned down the role of Winston in Ghostbusters for Beverly Hills Cop. Both movies came out in the same year and ended up being two of the biggest films in 1984, so things definitely worked out well for everyone.
@@samuraiwarriorsuniteNever recovered? Dude, are you talking about? The late 80s SNL bounced back like a motherf*****. By 89 SNL was more popular than ever.
He literally saved SNL in 1981 which made him a known commodity. He was also the star of 48 Hours & Trading Places which came out before this & his stand up special Delirious came out on HBO a year before this movie. He was already a star long before this movie came out.
Fun reaction, Addie. I'm so glad you enjoyed Beverly Hills Cop (1984). Seeing Axel Foley stuff bananas into the tailpipe of Billy & Taggart's car was so bananas. They also made a fun duo, even if they struggled to get through the wall. And Billy saved the day at the end. It's also neat that you were able to recognize Judge Reinhold in this movie, since you've seen him as Neil in the Santa Clause movies. I enjoyed watching this movie and I'm also looking forward to seeing you watch Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) because that movie is directed by Tony Scott, the director of Top Gun (1986).
Speaking of Martin Brest, who directed this movie, I also suggest Going In Style (1979), Midnight Run (1988), Scent of a Woman (1992), Meet Joe Black (1998) and Gigli (2003, pronounced JEE-lee). #MoreMartinBrestForAddieCounts
And another buddy-cop movie that I would love to see you watch soon, that's also produced by Don Simpson & Jerry Bruckheimer is Bad Boys (1995), directed by Michael Bay. #MoreDonSimpsonAndJerryBruckheimerForAddieCounts
The guy who played Victor Maitland's henchman (who shot Mikey at the beginning of the movie) is the great Jonathan Banks, also known as Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul.
ADDIE = THE PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE BILLY FAN CLUB! LOOOOL such a good movie!!! The sequel report is good news: they made a great sequel! The third wasn't on the same level, but that's okay, it's something for superfans to watch. 1 and 2 are great content for the channel.
21:38 - "You have something on your face. S'Right there." 🤣🤣 I'm dead! In the course of just watching movies in my dad's collection since I was a kid, I really fell in love with these buddy cop type movies. "Rush Hour," "Lethal Weapon," and "Beverly Hills Cop" are all really great franchises that I enjoy immensely, but "Beverly Hills Cop" is my favorite series of movies in this style. This movie was great, in my opinion, and I actually like "Beverly Hills Cop 2" even better. The third one was the weakest of the three in my opinion, but still enjoyable to watch. I hope you'll give all three a chance and let us know what you think of them! ✌🤓
Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) is in the sequels. Reinhold was a solid comedic leading man for a good portion of the 80s who made a big splash in the 1982 teen comedy 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High', a film that put a whole lot of people on the map in Hollywood. He played Brad Hamilton. The cast included Sean Penn (Jeff Spicoli), Jennifer Jason Leigh (Stacy Hamilton), Phoebe Cates (Linda Barrett), Forest Whitaker (Charles Jefferson), as well as Eric Stoltz, Anthony Edwards (Goose from 'Top Gun'), and Nicholas Cage in small roles. You have seen Reinhold in 'The Santa Clause' films. There will be a new movie to this franchise called, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley, with Eddie, Judge Reinhold, John Ashton (Taggart), Ronny Cox (Bogomil), Bronson Pinchot (Serge from the art gallery), and Paul Reiser (Jeffrey the Detroit cop "This is not my locker!"), and joining in will be Kevin Bacon and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. It will be for Netflix. I absolutely loved Beverly Hills Cop 2, but the third was not my favorite. However, you might just get a kick out of it. Other Eddie Murphy films to see: Trading Places, Coming To America (See Trading first then Coming...there is a special joke in Coming pertaining to Trading!!!), and Dreamgirls.
The part when he sees the outlandish red leather outfit and laughs is a call back to his comedy special, "Raw". The foreign character actor in the art gallery later went on to co-star in the ABC hit sitcom, "Perfect Strangers". Actually... The coffee grounds thing is a Hollywood myth. Victor's muscle man murderer is the same actor who played Mike in Breaking Bad.
YES! Eddie Murphy was on fire in the 80's and 90's. Originally Sylvester Stallone was cast as the titular character and he wanted the film to be more darker violent and action packed, as he didn't like the original script or it's comedic tone. He did a rewritten draft and gave it to the producers. When they told him they didn't like it, he quit the production and turned his rejected script into the 1986 action adventure thriller COBRA.
14:40 My dad told me that the banana trick worked better with a potato or an apple. Place the apple/potato against the opening of the tail pipe, then push really heard. The edges of the tail pipe would trim off the excess of the apple and the tail pipe would be completely blocked.
The interaction between Foley, Taggart and Rosewood is just classic as the soundtrack. And despite heavy subjects and characters that should be taken seriously, it feels like a warm breeze. Watched this movie over and over and over at a friend’s place. Always was our first pick. Addition: only just now recognized Damon Wayans handing him the banana, and Mike (from Breaking Bad) as Maitland’s hechman 😂
Now that I've finished, I'm glad you enjoyed it as much as you did. This movie was a big part of what I think was the best year in movies all time. So many amazingly fun and entertaining movies came out that year. Seriously, you can go 20 or 30 movies deep for 1984. Footloose, the Terminator, Ghostbusters, Red Dawn, this one, and so many more.
Curly haired detective friend at the beginning in blue shirt is Paul Reiser, who started as a comedian, went into acting, co-starred along with Helen Hunt (Twister) in the hit TV sitcom, "Mad About You".
8:40 - "That's pretty suite" - Oh Addie you're too adorable. 😘😘 Definitely react to the sequel, Beverly Hills Cop II (1987). The action, comedy, and shenanigans are dialed up to 11 as BHC II was made by the SImpson/Bruckheimer clan (the ones who did Top Gun).
Soooo excited when I saw the video thumbnail of BHC! 😃😃 and of course such a fun reaction! Yayyy! Thank you!
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_Beverly Hills Cop_ is a trilogy. Eddie Murphy also has a buddy cop franchise with Nick Nolte titled _48 Hours_ . Eddie Murphy's top popular films are _Coming To America_ and _Trading Places_ .
14:12 the hotel worker that gave Eddie Murphy the bananas was none other than 20 year old Damon Wayans!!! Great movie, so much nostalgia and back when you could make a funny, dark action/comedy without having to worry about offending people. You definitely need to watch the sequel.
Between "Axel F", "Neutron Dance" and "The Heat Is On", there was no escaping this soundtrack no matter where you went. You'll REALLY like Billy in the sequel!😂
Oh yeah! Beverly Hills Cop was always one of my 90's childhood favorites! The sequels are pretty good too. I always liked whenever Eddie Murphy aka Axel Foley chuckled like that😂
Axel laughing at the guys in the leather suits is great considering he wore a similar outfit for his stand up show Delirious a few years before this movie
1. GOOF: An entire truck loaded with EMPTY cigarette boxes.🙄 2. IMVHO Eddies' best movies are "Trading Places and "Coming to America"😎😎 3. Serge/Bronson Pinchot was in a short lived series "Perfect Strangers". 4. Jenny/Jill Eikenberry played Segar in "An Officer and a Gentleman" HINT HINT 5. Maitland is one of the best bad guys ever!😁 He also played the Soviet Colonel in Rambo II.
Lots of fun watching your reaction to this movie! I hope you watch the next couple BHC movies! The fun continues with taggert and rosewood!❤ Luv ya Addie 💛
14:38-14:43 Blocking the exhaust pipe of a vehicle will create backpressure, so exhaust cannot be vacated from the engine, which in turn will mean it cannot bring in as much oxygen, which in turn means that the internal combustion engine won't have power to move the car, and in short order the engine will die. (I learned how this worked later in life when an oxygen sensor failed in a vehicle, and the way it failed closed a mechanism and starved the engine for oxygen. (Funny enough, removing the sensor would provide enough oxygen that the vehicle would run rough, but could drive the 30 miles to the shop we left it at for repairs, I lived in the country at the time, between "no" and "where" [The middle of nowhere] ) I'm not sure how effective bananas would be, but the concept is sound enough. 18:20-18:30 Pretty simple answer. the club Axel brought them to was likely in the phone book, but he also claimed he saw it on the way over. He was just looking to have some fun and embarrass or 'get an idea how uptight' these officers are. Just happens some guys decided to rob the place with guns. (coincidence. It's Hollywood in the 80s. Those things "just happen")
Rosewood and Taggart are essentially Gilligan and Skipper. Laurel and Hardy. Abbott and Costello. Beverly Hills Cop II holds as a solid sequel. The third one is where it went off the rails.
Loved it! This was the first movie I ever owned on VHS. BHC2 is definitely worth watching as other folks have said. Part 3 is okay but a little silly. Part 2 is as good or better and brings back all (I think) of the main characters,
Those locker room scenes were filmed at Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power(old) District 7. The(old) district 7 headquarters was eventually demolished in another movie sequence in which the whole building was blown up. I think it was a Sylvester Stallone movie.
Addie the guy who gave axel the banannas was played by damon waynes who is 1 of the older brothers of shawn and marlon waynes who did the movie white chicks , their older brother keanan ivory waynes and eddie murphy are best friends who grew up together in new york
This film cemented Murphy's stardom - originally to be a Stallone pic (!) so natch a script revision to tailor made for Eddie's hijinks - the first sequel is worth catching (dir: by the late Tony Scott) but you can skip the 3rd. Directed by Martin Brest - who cameos as the clerk checking Foley out of the hotel - you s/see next his other buddy film MIDNIGHT RUN starring Robert DeNiro & the late, great Charles Grodin. And it co-stars John Ashton (Taggert).
"Beverly Hills Cop 2" is just as much fun, though a slightly different tone but all 3 of your favorites are in it again! And if you like these films, you're bound to love "Midnight Run" with Robert DeNiro & Charles Grodin (and the same actor who played Det. Taggart in BH Cop, John Aston (as a bounty hunter)). I did not care for BH Cop 3 but others enjoyed it, so I can't suggest it either way.
3 movies, the 4th coming to Netflix soon and the Unaired Pilot from 2013 where it's starring Axels son (Brandon T Jackson, you would know him as Alpa Chino in Tropic Thunder) and Eddie has a supporting role leaked online finally a few months ago. I saw it a few weeks ago and it was pretty solid. I thought it would have made for a good buddy cop TV show even without Eddie in it.
First two are very good. Third is ok. Didn’t have the magic the first two had. They’re working on a fourth one now with Eddie Murphy, John Ashton(Taggert) and Judge Reinhold(Billy).
whats funny about when he's walking past the two guys wearing the red and black leather outfits and he turns and laughs is because that was the kind of outfit he wore when he did his "Eddie Murphey: Raw" stand up special.
Oooh... Just wait till you see Billy in Beverly hills cop 2. When you said rush hour it reminded me of the movie that launched Eddie Murphy into movie stardom, which was "48 hours from" 1982. You can see how Eddie transformed from the goofy SNL character and a stand-up comedian into an actor.
Hi Addie. I loved your reaction to this comedy classic, it's my favourite Eddie Murphy movie! The sequel Beverly Hills Cop 2 (1987) is great & is well worth reacting to. Other Eddie Murphy movies I highly recommended are 48 Hours (1982), Trading Places (1983), The Golden Child (1986) & Coming To America (1988) I like your channel and I'm subscribed :)
Addie, that was fun, thanks! Great 80's flick! The second one is really good also. After that, I think the quality falls off, but BHCII is good, check it out! You're the sweetest!
The sequel is just as good and Billy is also in it. Eddie is very good in "Trading Places", "48 Hours" and 'Coming to America". Good job with this one. Thanks. BTW the guy who plays Rosewood is Judge Reinhart and you would enjoy him in "Ruthless People".
An engine has to breathe. It inhales through the air intake on the engine. It exhales through the exhaust pipe. To simulate, breathe in and don't breathe out. More commonly a potato is used. It makes a tight seal.
If it's a comfort, ways such as 'coffee grounds, peanut butter, etc.' used to deceive dogs used to smell for contraband becomes obsolete when eventually found as new training to bypass the 'camoflage' is implemented. So that trick hasn't fooled them for some time now.
Hey Addie, love your reactions. Theres this show called Touch, with Keifer Sutherland... it is MIND BENDINGLY good.... i suggest you at least check it out
I always love how Bogomil is obviously warming to Axel (even if he's frustrating the hell out of him) when he tries to cover for Taggart and Rosewood with the supercops story. His little silent chuckle when Axel admonishes them for fucking up a perfectly good lie completely seals the deal.
Wow. My whole life I thought his name was Bougainville, but just checked IMDB and you’re right.
You can see Taggart’s actor hiding his face from laughing, because that part was improvised by Eddie, and it honestly made the actor almost ruin the shot
It's really weird seeing him in such a lighthearted role after only knowing him from Robocop
He knows all three of them are good cops 😊 Even if they don’t follow procedure and think outside the box more often than he would like.
RIP, Gil Hill. He gained recognition as Inspector Todd in the Beverly Hills Cop film series.
He was a real policeman from what I've heard!
@@jdogjohnson382 White Boy Rick was his case.
@@jdogjohnson382 yeah, a real corrupt piece of shit from what Ive heard
I want to say rip to another related individual, but we haven't gotten there yet...
I watched as a kid, so I was devastated when he died in Beverly Hills Cop 3.
The 80's was a golden age!!!!!!!❤😊
These movies were some of my absolute favourites when I was a kid. Love the friendship between Axel, Billy and Taggart! Can't believe I never realised Mike from Breaking Bad is in this before, lol.
Great 80s soundtrack. I love it! 🎶❤️
Beverly hills cop 2 is just as good as this. Everybody is back for the sequel. Billy is going to surprise you.😂😂
Then 3 screwed all that up!
3 is the weakest sure, but was still entertaining.
Cop 2 was awful, and I saw it in the theater
@@yournamehere6002 Agreed. None of the sequels were nearly as good.
@@rickwelch8464 Eddie had a trifecta with 48 HRS/TRADING PLACES/BEVERLY HILLS COP, and I feel...never topped it. Some people love COP 2 and COMING TO AMERICA, but I am not one of them. Only BOWFINGER and DOLEMITE IS MY NAME come close to those classics. SHREK doesn't count.
What I love about Martin Brest (the director) is his ability to insert extremely serious, incredibly dark moments into comedy films. This film, and Midnight Run are two examples of this.
Midnight Run is such a good film. I'll have to dig it out for a rewatch now.
Midnight Run is one of my favorites and a fantastic action/drama/comedy film! Love it!
Beverly Hills Cop put Eddie Murphy on the map as a Hollywood movie star, as he had been mainly known as a comedian and SNL cast member before being cast as Axel Foley. Funny thing is, Sylvester Stallone was originally the first pick to play Axel, and the movie would've been vastly different with him in the role. But he passed on it and Eddie Murphy was cast instead, so the movie was altered to match his more comedic sensibilities. Also, Murphy turned down the role of Winston in Ghostbusters for Beverly Hills Cop. Both movies came out in the same year and ended up being two of the biggest films in 1984, so things definitely worked out well for everyone.
It didn't work out for SNL because when Eddie left that show it went to s@#t and it never truly recovered.
Um, no sir.. 48 Hours and Trading Places made Eddie a movie star. BHC made him a MEGA star.
@@samuraiwarriorsuniteNever recovered? Dude, are you talking about? The late 80s SNL bounced back like a motherf*****. By 89 SNL was more popular than ever.
He literally saved SNL in 1981 which made him a known commodity. He was also the star of 48 Hours & Trading Places which came out before this & his stand up special Delirious came out on HBO a year before this movie. He was already a star long before this movie came out.
"Coming to America" with Eddy Murphy is a fun movie too.
Fun reaction, Addie. I'm so glad you enjoyed Beverly Hills Cop (1984). Seeing Axel Foley stuff bananas into the tailpipe of Billy & Taggart's car was so bananas. They also made a fun duo, even if they struggled to get through the wall. And Billy saved the day at the end. It's also neat that you were able to recognize Judge Reinhold in this movie, since you've seen him as Neil in the Santa Clause movies. I enjoyed watching this movie and I'm also looking forward to seeing you watch Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) because that movie is directed by Tony Scott, the director of Top Gun (1986).
Speaking of Martin Brest, who directed this movie, I also suggest Going In Style (1979), Midnight Run (1988), Scent of a Woman (1992), Meet Joe Black (1998) and Gigli (2003, pronounced JEE-lee). #MoreMartinBrestForAddieCounts
And another buddy-cop movie that I would love to see you watch soon, that's also produced by Don Simpson & Jerry Bruckheimer is Bad Boys (1995), directed by Michael Bay. #MoreDonSimpsonAndJerryBruckheimerForAddieCounts
Speaking of the bananas, Damon Wayans played the guy who gave Axel the banana’s
Hands down, this movie is in my top 3, (if not #1), favorite movies of the ‘80’s. Glad you enjoyed it, Addie.
The guy who played Victor Maitland's henchman (who shot Mikey at the beginning of the movie) is the great Jonathan Banks, also known as Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul.
One of the all time greatest comedies ever made. I got my wife to finally see this and it is now one of her favorite movies!
ADDIE = THE PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE BILLY FAN CLUB! LOOOOL such a good movie!!!
The sequel report is good news: they made a great sequel! The third wasn't on the same level, but that's okay, it's something for superfans to watch. 1 and 2 are great content for the channel.
Man, I love 80's soundtracks!
The chemistry between the three lead cops is so strong people tend not to notice Axel's childhood friend Jenny doesn't even return for his goodbye.
Eddie at his finest!!!
I like how every reaction I’ve seen of this within the last week, everybody loves Billy. Deservingly so I might add.
This movie remains my childhood! ❤❤ Nice to see you reacting it!
21:38 - "You have something on your face. S'Right there." 🤣🤣 I'm dead!
In the course of just watching movies in my dad's collection since I was a kid, I really fell in love with these buddy cop type movies. "Rush Hour," "Lethal Weapon," and "Beverly Hills Cop" are all really great franchises that I enjoy immensely, but "Beverly Hills Cop" is my favorite series of movies in this style. This movie was great, in my opinion, and I actually like "Beverly Hills Cop 2" even better. The third one was the weakest of the three in my opinion, but still enjoyable to watch. I hope you'll give all three a chance and let us know what you think of them! ✌🤓
Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) is in the sequels. Reinhold was a solid comedic leading man for a good portion of the 80s who made a big splash in the 1982 teen comedy 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High', a film that put a whole lot of people on the map in Hollywood. He played Brad Hamilton. The cast included Sean Penn (Jeff Spicoli), Jennifer Jason Leigh (Stacy Hamilton), Phoebe Cates (Linda Barrett), Forest Whitaker (Charles Jefferson), as well as Eric Stoltz, Anthony Edwards (Goose from 'Top Gun'), and Nicholas Cage in small roles. You have seen Reinhold in 'The Santa Clause' films.
There will be a new movie to this franchise called, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley, with Eddie, Judge Reinhold, John Ashton (Taggart), Ronny Cox (Bogomil), Bronson Pinchot (Serge from the art gallery), and Paul Reiser (Jeffrey the Detroit cop "This is not my locker!"), and joining in will be Kevin Bacon and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. It will be for Netflix.
I absolutely loved Beverly Hills Cop 2, but the third was not my favorite. However, you might just get a kick out of it.
Other Eddie Murphy films to see: Trading Places, Coming To America (See Trading first then Coming...there is a special joke in Coming pertaining to Trading!!!), and Dreamgirls.
This is my absolute favorite Eddie Murphy movie and great reaction ❤
The part when he sees the outlandish red leather outfit and laughs is a call back to his comedy special, "Raw".
The foreign character actor in the art gallery later went on to co-star in the ABC hit sitcom, "Perfect Strangers".
Actually... The coffee grounds thing is a Hollywood myth.
Victor's muscle man murderer is the same actor who played Mike in Breaking Bad.
Yes, they all get back together.
YES!
Eddie Murphy was on fire in the 80's and 90's.
Originally Sylvester Stallone was cast as the titular character and he wanted the film to be more darker violent and action packed, as he didn't like the original script or it's comedic tone. He did a rewritten draft and gave it to the producers. When they told him they didn't like it, he quit the production and turned his rejected script into the 1986 action adventure thriller COBRA.
14:40 My dad told me that the banana trick worked better with a potato or an apple. Place the apple/potato against the opening of the tail pipe, then push really heard. The edges of the tail pipe would trim off the excess of the apple and the tail pipe would be completely blocked.
The interaction between Foley, Taggart and Rosewood is just classic as the soundtrack. And despite heavy subjects and characters that should be taken seriously, it feels like a warm breeze. Watched this movie over and over and over at a friend’s place. Always was our first pick.
Addition: only just now recognized Damon Wayans handing him the banana, and Mike (from Breaking Bad) as Maitland’s hechman 😂
Now that I've finished, I'm glad you enjoyed it as much as you did. This movie was a big part of what I think was the best year in movies all time. So many amazingly fun and entertaining movies came out that year. Seriously, you can go 20 or 30 movies deep for 1984. Footloose, the Terminator, Ghostbusters, Red Dawn, this one, and so many more.
Another great buddy cop movie is an older one called " Running Scared" (1986) with Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal
Curly haired detective friend at the beginning in blue shirt is Paul Reiser, who started as a comedian, went into acting, co-starred along with Helen Hunt (Twister) in the hit TV sitcom, "Mad About You".
This movie is awesome with one of the most iconic character themes of all time.
8:40 - "That's pretty suite" - Oh Addie you're too adorable. 😘😘
Definitely react to the sequel, Beverly Hills Cop II (1987). The action, comedy, and shenanigans are dialed up to 11 as BHC II was made by the SImpson/Bruckheimer clan (the ones who did Top Gun).
14:12, First appearance of Damon Wayans.
What a relief that the adults won your poll. This is a terrific action comedy that isn't afraid to get dark at times.
Soooo excited when I saw the video thumbnail of BHC! 😃😃 and of course such a fun reaction! Yayyy! Thank you!
_Beverly Hills Cop_ is a trilogy. Eddie Murphy also has a buddy cop franchise with Nick Nolte titled _48 Hours_ . Eddie Murphy's top popular films are _Coming To America_ and _Trading Places_ .
I'm very eager to watch you react to Beverly Hills Cop II. It is a very solid sequel. Everyone comes back for part two.
14:12 the hotel worker that gave Eddie Murphy the bananas was none other than 20 year old Damon Wayans!!!
Great movie, so much nostalgia and back when you could make a funny, dark action/comedy without having to worry about offending people.
You definitely need to watch the sequel.
Between "Axel F", "Neutron Dance" and "The Heat Is On", there was no escaping this soundtrack no matter where you went.
You'll REALLY like Billy in the sequel!😂
One of my favourite action/comedies of all-time, and one of Murphy's best. And Axel F was my favourite tune for about a year back in the day.👍🤘
Lethal Weapon, great buddy cop movies with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover
21:25: Nice framing with your plant. Looks like Victor's wearing a funky hat.
29:00 The first time I saw this movie in the theater the whole audience cheered for Billy.
The Golden Child really good underated Eddie movie.
Also Trading Places, Coming to America! 😜😂😎🇬🇧
Oh yeah! Beverly Hills Cop was always one of my 90's childhood favorites! The sequels are pretty good too. I always liked whenever Eddie Murphy aka Axel Foley chuckled like that😂
Axel laughing at the guys in the leather suits is great considering he wore a similar outfit for his stand up show Delirious a few years before this movie
Running scared(1986) is another good cop comedy
The bad guy henchman was played by Jonathan Banks, best known for his role as Gus Fring's fixer Mike Ehrmantraut on "Breaking Bad"
1. GOOF: An entire truck loaded with EMPTY cigarette boxes.🙄
2. IMVHO Eddies' best movies are "Trading Places and "Coming to America"😎😎
3. Serge/Bronson Pinchot was in a short lived series "Perfect Strangers".
4. Jenny/Jill Eikenberry played Segar in "An Officer and a Gentleman" HINT HINT
5. Maitland is one of the best bad guys ever!😁 He also played the Soviet Colonel in Rambo II.
It always cracks me up when Serg offers Axle an espresso with a lemon twist. Lemon and really strong coffee. Together at last:)
Speaking of Cops, watch Robocop after this. It's totally worth it 👌.
But make sure its the RIGHT Robocop, the one with Peter Weller from 1987
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Two responses to this and not a one is "I'll buy that for a dollar."
Internet must slipping.
Did "Dick Jones" remind you of it?
Best DETROIT documentary
Lots of fun watching your reaction to this movie! I hope you watch the next couple BHC movies! The fun continues with taggert and rosewood!❤ Luv ya Addie 💛
14:38-14:43 Blocking the exhaust pipe of a vehicle will create backpressure, so exhaust cannot be vacated from the engine, which in turn will mean it cannot bring in as much oxygen, which in turn means that the internal combustion engine won't have power to move the car, and in short order the engine will die. (I learned how this worked later in life when an oxygen sensor failed in a vehicle, and the way it failed closed a mechanism and starved the engine for oxygen. (Funny enough, removing the sensor would provide enough oxygen that the vehicle would run rough, but could drive the 30 miles to the shop we left it at for repairs, I lived in the country at the time, between "no" and "where" [The middle of nowhere] ) I'm not sure how effective bananas would be, but the concept is sound enough.
18:20-18:30 Pretty simple answer. the club Axel brought them to was likely in the phone book, but he also claimed he saw it on the way over. He was just looking to have some fun and embarrass or 'get an idea how uptight' these officers are. Just happens some guys decided to rob the place with guns. (coincidence. It's Hollywood in the 80s. Those things "just happen")
Coming to America
Trading places
Two classics you can't go wrong with.
The second is worth watching and Billy and taggert are in it too.
Part 2 is even better and Billy and Taggert are it, as well 😁!
First time seeing a Billy-crush for this movie. Good ole Judge Reinhold, an 80's semi-icon
Rosewood and Taggart are essentially Gilligan and Skipper. Laurel and Hardy. Abbott and Costello. Beverly Hills Cop II holds as a solid sequel. The third one is where it went off the rails.
Such an awesome movie. And Judge was so good as Billy.
Loved it! This was the first movie I ever owned on VHS. BHC2 is definitely worth watching as other folks have said. Part 3 is okay but a little silly. Part 2 is as good or better and brings back all (I think) of the main characters,
Fantastic reaction! This is my 5th favourite movie, i first saw it when i was about 7 in 1987, i've loved it ever since.
Those locker room scenes were filmed at Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power(old) District 7. The(old) district 7 headquarters was eventually demolished in another movie sequence in which the whole building was blown up. I think it was a Sylvester Stallone movie.
Walter Hill was a great director. 48 Hours Southern Comfort and The Warriors
Thank you for sharing your reaction to this, Addie. Ronnie Cox(Lt. Bogomil) is prominent in "RoboCop."
Addie the guy who gave axel the banannas was played by damon waynes who is 1 of the older brothers of shawn and marlon waynes who did the movie white chicks , their older brother keanan ivory waynes and eddie murphy are best friends who grew up together in new york
This film cemented Murphy's stardom - originally to be a Stallone pic (!) so natch a script revision to tailor made for Eddie's hijinks - the first sequel is worth catching (dir: by the late Tony Scott) but you can skip the 3rd. Directed by Martin Brest - who cameos as the clerk checking Foley out of the hotel - you s/see next his other buddy film MIDNIGHT RUN starring Robert DeNiro & the late, great Charles Grodin. And it co-stars John Ashton (Taggert).
"Beverly Hills Cop 2" is just as much fun, though a slightly different tone but all 3 of your favorites are in it again! And if you like these films, you're bound to love "Midnight Run" with Robert DeNiro & Charles Grodin (and the same actor who played Det. Taggart in BH Cop, John Aston (as a bounty hunter)). I did not care for BH Cop 3 but others enjoyed it, so I can't suggest it either way.
3 movies, the 4th coming to Netflix soon and the Unaired Pilot from 2013 where it's starring Axels son (Brandon T Jackson, you would know him as Alpa Chino in Tropic Thunder) and Eddie has a supporting role leaked online finally a few months ago. I saw it a few weeks ago and it was pretty solid. I thought it would have made for a good buddy cop TV show even without Eddie in it.
Harold Faltermeyer with this theme music and Top Gun is just Legendary status.
Addie, if you loved Billy in this film, you will really enjoy him in "Beverly Hills Cop 2."
First two are very good. Third is ok. Didn’t have the magic the first two had. They’re working on a fourth one now with Eddie Murphy, John Ashton(Taggert) and Judge Reinhold(Billy).
whats funny about when he's walking past the two guys wearing the red and black leather outfits and he turns and laughs is because that was the kind of outfit he wore when he did his "Eddie Murphey: Raw" stand up special.
$253 a night for the hotel in 1984 would be about $686 a night today.
Rosewood and Taggart do show up in part 2, and yeah that's a definite watch. I like 2 even better.
Oooh... Just wait till you see Billy in Beverly hills cop 2.
When you said rush hour it reminded me of the movie that launched Eddie Murphy into movie stardom, which was "48 hours from" 1982. You can see how Eddie transformed from the goofy SNL character and a stand-up comedian into an actor.
Both sequels are worth the watch!
Addie BHC II is also a great movie and yes Axel works with them again and has a better plot line and you will love it.
BEVERLY HILLS COP Premiered 40 years ago today. December 1,1984
14:22 - i've seen potatoes get shoved up exhaust pipes, but never bananas 😅
Hi Addie. I loved your reaction to this comedy classic, it's my favourite Eddie Murphy movie! The sequel Beverly Hills Cop 2 (1987) is great & is well worth reacting to. Other Eddie Murphy movies I highly recommended are 48 Hours (1982), Trading Places (1983), The Golden Child (1986) & Coming To America (1988) I like your channel and I'm subscribed :)
Addie, that was fun, thanks! Great 80's flick! The second one is really good also. After that, I think the quality falls off, but BHCII is good, check it out! You're the sweetest!
Just to be clear when the hotel manager says the room is going to be $230 a night, that’s the equivalent of about $670 today.
I will never get over how perfect that face is
The sequel is just as good and Billy is also in it. Eddie is very good in "Trading Places", "48 Hours" and 'Coming to America". Good job with this one. Thanks. BTW the guy who plays Rosewood is Judge Reinhart and you would enjoy him in "Ruthless People".
7:43 I'm sure he's thinking about "doggie," too. 😜
"I should have taken care of you in Detroit" and that's when Mike decided no more half measures. When you know, you know.
Judge Reinhold played Billy. Judge had a few big roles in the late 80s and early 90s.
3:15 classic cartoon character foot skid 🤣
An engine has to breathe. It inhales through the air intake on the engine. It exhales through the exhaust pipe. To simulate, breathe in and don't breathe out.
More commonly a potato is used. It makes a tight seal.
addie part 2 is 1 of the best sequals of all time and part 3 was cool . yes part 4 will be coming out next year i think
It was fun hearing my name throughout this video 😊
Oh my God, can't wait for you to react to the sequel
This was my absolute favorite film as a kid - I hope you enjoy it!
Part 2 is a must watch
All three are good.
Fun Fact: this was originally written as Sylvester Stallone movie. He turned it down, and Murphy made into a more comic movie.
One of my fav moves. The sequels are good too. Loved your reaction
If it's a comfort, ways such as 'coffee grounds, peanut butter, etc.' used to deceive dogs used to smell for contraband becomes obsolete when eventually found as new training to bypass the 'camoflage' is implemented. So that trick hasn't fooled them for some time now.
You should for sure watch the sequels. They are great.
Hey Addie, love your reactions. Theres this show called Touch, with Keifer Sutherland... it is MIND BENDINGLY good.... i suggest you at least check it out
1000% watch the sequel. It's awesome.