This is one of the main scenes where you knew that Beverly Hills Cop II was gonna be more serious and much more darker than the first Beverly Hills Cop. "Kill him, burn him, blow him away." Jurgen Prochnow killed that scene. And that evil facial expression Jurgen had at 2:11.
@@leafyutube Me too. I have the same opinion like you in this case. For me Beverly Hills Cop 2 is the same funny way, like movie 1. I love this movies.
u should check the movie called queen Esther the Bible movie, he is the villain in that movie and his evil facial expressions and hatred are convincing, in my opinion he is the best actor in that movie.
I think Victor Maitland was a bit more sinister than Dent, but I actually enjoyed BHC2 more than the first one. We got to know Rosewood and Taggart a bit more and the interplay with Foley was great fun.
I disagree. Axel was on a fishing expedition. He didn't know if these were the guys. He just showing off the cartridge and seeing if anyone reacted to it. And THAT was their downfall. First Axel saw Bridgette and got suspicious. Then bad guys got scared by Axel hanging around that they decided to kill him. That's when Axel knew he hit paydirt.
@@actioncom2748 I get what you're saying but I still think Darth Vader is more correct. If they don't use custom ammo, Axel never even ends up at the gun range. The ammo was a very significant piece of circumstantial evidence and frankly, the BHP was fucking up if they hadn't already realized that it was custom ammo. To chop down .308's to fit .44 auto mag absolutely requires a gunsmith which narrows a search for suspects exponentially. If anything, them deciding to ice Axel was the smartest thing to do at that point since he was the only one that recognized the rarity of the ammo at that point. You have to ask what the logic was in using custom ammo? They weren't trying to actually kill people in the robberies so they could have been using standard ammo and it wouldn't have changed anything about how the robberies went down. Using a special, super rare ammo is simply silly and completely unnecessary if you don't actually intend to harm anyone.
@@ZZ-os4nb In a sense, that's what makes Beverly Hills Cop 2 work. Axel, with his Detroit ways, does things that never occurred to the Beverly Hills cops. Like confronting people and checking their responses. Also using super glue to get fingerprints. Which is probably why they thought they could get away with using custom guns.
they suspect axel is a cop 1:48 and axel is at the gun club , and they decide to kill a cop , when their gun club is possibly already on the police radar ? - lol.. bit of a plot hole that
to learn swahili is to find your self in Gianna (anna in a gi) in came the swizzling swizzle stick of the hilo monster, wool ford wuelf who else brimley with fire and brimstone, brent was there his lst night
Jurgen Prochnow in this is one of the coolest villains in movie history. Not cool in the sense of being awesome, but cool in the sense of being calm and unflappable. Even at the end when Axel fouls up his plans, he just lights a cigarette and casually warns him of what a mistake he's made. He's a pure sociopath. So much so that he doesn't even get enraged when his plans goes awry. He just orchestrates the cold-blooded betrayal and murder of the underling he believes responsible. He's completely reptile brain, and it's a shame he's not as well known as other, less intimidating, movie villains.
Anyone who likes violence in a film are sick in the head. If you like violence you get shot & teargassed then or better still you go out & commit real live robbery & violence then. Oh you probably did. Only sick in the head people like violence in films.
"I'd like to go over plan C and D. We've promised to deliver Thomopolis U$10 million, Friday at 6 p.m. If we fail, I stand to be put to considerable expense and inconvenience, to say the least. So I'd like to go over it and possibly avoid the same mistakes that were made on the Adriano job"
It's more intimidating when the boss man speaks softly and deliberately and looking at his guy with eyes cold as ice.....than screaming like a lunatic at his man for failing the first heist...and telling him to deal with Axel before executing the next heists....the guy is so methodical with his body language too...very concise and commanding ...it was great scene 🙂
He really was. He was by far the smartest out of all the BHC villains. His plan to frame Cain for the robberies was pretty fucking smart. Foley and the gang had to do a lot of illegal shit to foil him and had it been up to normal BHPD procedures, he probably would have gotten away with it. They had to violate a bevy of search and seizure laws and even then he was minutes away from getting away with the whole thing. He was also the quickest to recognize Foley as a cop and real threat and ordered the kill, the day Foley came to his attention. Victor and Ellis tried way too long to take the high road and by the time they decided to get dirty, it was too late.
Dean Stockwell? Well, of course! He played Judd Steiner, a character based on Nathan Leopold in "Compulsion"... a crime drama based on the legendary murder case of Leopold and Loeb. =:O
"I'd like to go over plan C and D. We've promised to deliver Thomopolis U$10 million, Friday at 6 p.m. If we fail, I stand to be put to considerable expense and inconvenience, to say the least. So I'd like to go over it and possibly avoid the same mistakes that were made on the Adriano job"
@@SalemGhassanHanna And that's ok... The 1st one will forever be a classic and it was something different... The 1st Beverly Hills Cop movie is what made Eddie's career as a movie star 🌟... So I feel you there... I just personally like the 2nd one better, especially with his chemistry being more solidified with Rosewood and Taggart... We can definitely agree that the 1st and the 2nd are light-years better than the 3rd one 💯
Jurgen Prochnow is excellent as the heavy - he had a lot to live up to after Steven Berkoff's flawless job as Maitland in the original and he didn't disappoint. Stockwell did Married to the Mob the year after this - and talk about a 180 degree difference in character. HE could have played Dent the way he played Tony the Tiger in that one.
Dean Stockwell was also Defense Secretary Walter Dean in Air Force One, while Jurgen Prochnow played the villain General Ivan Radek, also had Paul Guilfoyle from here as Chief of Staff Lloyd Shepherd, and Timothy Carhart from the third Beverly Hills Cop as a Secret Service agent at the airport.
@@davidhenrylake2047 You're right. He really wasn't. Had he not had Mikey killed, Victor never gets busted. He had a really good operation going that got fucked up by trying to send a message.
Jurgen Prochnow steals every scene he's in - quite simply, he's an A-class villain. My only minor quibble is that I've always felt he was somewhat underdeveloped in this movie - he deserved more screen time.
I think as far as performance yes he was better but I think they didn't do enough with him. With Victor in the first you really felt Foley wanted to get him and that Foley was in real potential danger especially during that shoot out at the end. In 2 Foley doesn't seem all that motivated to get Max or as though he is in real danger, he gets shot at outside the club once and it was a pretty bad attempt. There is one scene in the end that is oddly dark and eerie between the Max and Foley at the end but just like this scene it works better in a bottle than as a whole when you watch the full movie.
What’s interesting is that Axel, Billy and Taggart (the latter of the two waiting in the car) was at the gun club by coincidence. The thing about criminals is that they are paranoid by nature.
One of the most profound cinematographic scene's in film history - Really? Ha ha ha ha ha - not even close my friend, not even close. Just your average Hollywood tension building clip.
I wouldnt be surprised if they tried getting Dolph Lundgren. Maybe Lundgren turned it down or it just didnt work, but you have to admit how similar Lundgren and Prochnow look at least they do here.
0:44..."(weary shake of the head)...Adriano's was NOT perfect"....that 'expectations gap' when we think that we have dotted all the I's and crossed the T's..then find out that the boss sees things completely and totally differently!
Whilst not a rehash, it still has a very similar narrative to the first film - namely, Foley has to lie to his boss in Detroit to sneak over to Beverly Hills to avenge a friend's murder (first film) and attempted murder (second film).
Dude it's a gun range. In Beverly Hills no less. Even back then there were probably cameras everywhere. Not like you can really avoid them if you're trying to just act like some random guy off the street. Which by the way, I think was a major plot hole later in the movie when they eventually break in.
"It was perfectly planned, but it was executed with neolithic incompetance"
Oof what a line ❤
So's the (in)ability to spell "incompetence".
"Kill him, burn him, blow him away"
And here's the spell checkers and tone police.
Neolithic incompetence
This is one of the main scenes where you knew that Beverly Hills Cop II was gonna be more serious and much more darker than the first Beverly Hills Cop. "Kill him, burn him, blow him away." Jurgen Prochnow killed that scene. And that evil facial expression Jurgen had at 2:11.
Not sure that Beverly Hills Cop II is more serious and darker than the first movie.
@@leafyutube Me too. I have the same opinion like you in this case. For me Beverly Hills Cop 2 is the same funny way, like movie 1. I love this movies.
u should check the movie called queen Esther the Bible movie, he is the villain in that movie and his evil facial expressions and hatred are convincing, in my opinion he is the best actor in that movie.
Tony Scott, man. He knew what the fuck he was doing! He had a legendary cast of characters to execute the vision.
I think Victor Maitland was a bit more sinister than Dent, but I actually enjoyed BHC2 more than the first one. We got to know Rosewood and Taggart a bit more and the interplay with Foley was great fun.
Dean Stockwell is a star I've always liked him
Brett Wyatt Have you watch Quantum Leap?
Yeah, he and Jurgen Prochnow are great together!
I really liked him in To Live and Die in L.A.
jurgen is the typical white man gallant oldschool, hollywood it isnt the industry it was.
@@Tuneman1984 To live and die in LA is a great movie
love that bad guys music.
And adds the perfect amount of tension to the scene.
What happened to slick villains that wore suits behind desk???
VHS 📼 was completely wore out from rewinding this scene hundreds of times.
Metoo
BHC1 was great but this sequel blows it out of the water. The Bob Seger opening song, the Faltermeyer synth soundtrack. Just awesome.
The 80s had the best looking bad guys...hands down
Just simply one of the best action movies ever!!
The music is SOOOOO good
RIP Dean Stockwell
Look how proud he is of his cctv!
we just got trailer for this movie in our country, we are pumped!!!!
Where do you live, I-ExplorerLand? D:
Where do you live?
@@Touchii He's a time traveller.
They were caught because Cain used custom ammunition from the club, had they used stock ammunition, they probably would have gotten away with it.
They were caught because axel is a genius detective and everyone in Beverly hills are goddamn stupid robots.
@@BillClay88 it's a movie and what I originally said was correct the custom ammunition gave them away.
I disagree.
Axel was on a fishing expedition. He didn't know if these were the guys. He just showing off the cartridge and seeing if anyone reacted to it.
And THAT was their downfall. First Axel saw Bridgette and got suspicious. Then bad guys got scared by Axel hanging around that they decided to kill him. That's when Axel knew he hit paydirt.
@@actioncom2748 I get what you're saying but I still think Darth Vader is more correct. If they don't use custom ammo, Axel never even ends up at the gun range. The ammo was a very significant piece of circumstantial evidence and frankly, the BHP was fucking up if they hadn't already realized that it was custom ammo. To chop down .308's to fit .44 auto mag absolutely requires a gunsmith which narrows a search for suspects exponentially. If anything, them deciding to ice Axel was the smartest thing to do at that point since he was the only one that recognized the rarity of the ammo at that point.
You have to ask what the logic was in using custom ammo? They weren't trying to actually kill people in the robberies so they could have been using standard ammo and it wouldn't have changed anything about how the robberies went down. Using a special, super rare ammo is simply silly and completely unnecessary if you don't actually intend to harm anyone.
@@ZZ-os4nb In a sense, that's what makes Beverly Hills Cop 2 work. Axel, with his Detroit ways, does things that never occurred to the Beverly Hills cops. Like confronting people and checking their responses. Also using super glue to get fingerprints.
Which is probably why they thought they could get away with using custom guns.
Were's ziggy when you need him.
he said “I dont know” one too many times in this movie 😂
Dune reunion. Duke Leto and Dr. Yueh.
Why is this a brilliant scene
yo why is this cut to ultra xxxxxd widescreen?
Rip Dean Stockwell
damn, duke leto and doctor yueh had a different relationship back then
they suspect axel is a cop 1:48
and axel is at the gun club , and they decide to kill a cop , when their gun club is possibly already on the police radar ? - lol.. bit of a plot hole that
"...with Neolithic incompetence..." :)
Then why is a man in my club with shell casings from the job
Birgitte Nielsen beautiful woman back in the days, leggy blonde like Eddie's current partner
But, did he remembered the tooth?
to learn swahili is to find your self in Gianna (anna in a gi) in came the swizzling swizzle stick of the hilo monster, wool ford wuelf who else brimley with fire and brimstone, brent was there his lst night
Plans c AND d? 😂
Jurgen Prochnow in this is one of the coolest villains in movie history. Not cool in the sense of being awesome, but cool in the sense of being calm and unflappable. Even at the end when Axel fouls up his plans, he just lights a cigarette and casually warns him of what a mistake he's made. He's a pure sociopath. So much so that he doesn't even get enraged when his plans goes awry. He just orchestrates the cold-blooded betrayal and murder of the underling he believes responsible. He's completely reptile brain, and it's a shame he's not as well known as other, less intimidating, movie villains.
Don't forget his role in judge dredd. He stole the show. Not being sarcastic? His perfomance was good
He killed it in "Das Boot"
He never disappoints, one of the greats 👍
He was so badass in Air Force One 1997 he didn't even have a line of dialogue.
Anyone who likes violence in a film are sick in the head. If you like violence you get shot & teargassed then or better still you go out & commit real live robbery & violence then. Oh you probably did. Only sick in the head people like violence in films.
It was perfectly planned, but it was executed with neolithic incompetence.
I use this quote at least once a week
"I'd like to go over plan C and D.
We've promised to deliver Thomopolis U$10 million, Friday at 6 p.m.
If we fail, I stand to be put to considerable expense and inconvenience, to say the least.
So I'd like to go over it and possibly avoid the same mistakes that were made on the Adriano job"
Rest in peace Dean stocweel you were a brilliant actor
No era can make bad guy back ground music better than the 80’s. Bad ass!!
This scene was really low key, underrated, but great interplay. Maybe one of the best dramatic scenes in Beverly Hills cop 2
it took me about 25 years what he meant by Neolithic Incompetence meant... lol
@@GisherJohn24 😂😂😂 I still don’t know what it means ? 🤷🏽♂️
@@TeflonDonLeedsIt means Abysmal pathetically trite
@@JTL664 thanks … better late than never 😂😂😂
It's more intimidating when the boss man speaks softly and deliberately and looking at his guy with eyes cold as ice.....than screaming like a lunatic at his man for failing the first heist...and telling him to deal with Axel before executing the next heists....the guy is so methodical with his body language too...very concise and commanding ...it was great scene 🙂
This guy was an excellent villain
He is Jürgen Prochnow, a german actor, who has played the Captain in "Das Boot", one of the best movies ever made.
i tried finding the meaning of Neolithic. I could not find it. But I finally did. Stone Age ideas. Nice adjective!
He really was. He was by far the smartest out of all the BHC villains. His plan to frame Cain for the robberies was pretty fucking smart. Foley and the gang had to do a lot of illegal shit to foil him and had it been up to normal BHPD procedures, he probably would have gotten away with it. They had to violate a bevy of search and seizure laws and even then he was minutes away from getting away with the whole thing. He was also the quickest to recognize Foley as a cop and real threat and ordered the kill, the day Foley came to his attention. Victor and Ellis tried way too long to take the high road and by the time they decided to get dirty, it was too late.
He was only in three scenes and had less than 5 mins of screen time. Also his death scene was pretty lame
Dean Stockwell? Well, of course! He played Judd Steiner, a character based on Nathan Leopold in "Compulsion"... a crime drama based on the legendary murder case of Leopold and Loeb. =:O
Neolithic incompetence! Love that line..
I rank it up there with Darth Vader's "He's is clumsy as he is stupid."
Eddie when she is walking away: "thats a BIG bitch!!"
Most sequels suck. This one didn’t. Great movie. Part three on the other hand, total different story.
Part 3 sucked big time
@@chrissachse6207 Oh wow, are you a musician? I love musicians especially if you’re into Led Zeppelin. That’s hot 👠💋
Part 3 was horrible
@@terrondt Yes it was, I agree
"I'd like to go over plan C and D.
We've promised to deliver Thomopolis U$10 million, Friday at 6 p.m.
If we fail, I stand to be put to considerable expense and inconvenience, to say the least.
So I'd like to go over it and possibly avoid the same mistakes that were made on the Adriano job"
Out of the Beverly Hills Cop trilogy, this one is my favorite... #BeverlyHillsCopII #EddieMurphyAtHisPeak
Couldn’t agree more
I prefer Eddie's performance in the first but the directing in the second.
@@theoggallon 👌🏾
@@SalemGhassanHanna And that's ok... The 1st one will forever be a classic and it was something different... The 1st Beverly Hills Cop movie is what made Eddie's career as a movie star 🌟... So I feel you there... I just personally like the 2nd one better, especially with his chemistry being more solidified with Rosewood and Taggart... We can definitely agree that the 1st and the 2nd are light-years better than the 3rd one 💯
@@1027srich Oh gosh yeah...Murphy himself has since expressed his disappointment with the 3rd film. I bet John Landis would say the same if asked.
R.I.P Dean Stockwell
That is the same chick who played Ivan Drago’s girlfriend/wife in Rocky IV.
Minoan Light Brigitte Nielsen is her name.
Bridgette Nielsen
Yep. And Stallone was married to her briefly.
Briggitte Nielsen met sly in rocky4 and she crash on him. She is danish
Miguel De Molay Danish Cookie. 😆
Jurgen Prochnow is excellent as the heavy - he had a lot to live up to after Steven Berkoff's flawless job as Maitland in the original and he didn't disappoint.
Stockwell did Married to the Mob the year after this - and talk about a 180 degree difference in character. HE could have played Dent the way he played Tony the Tiger in that one.
He's a low key mobster in a "bad " movie starring Matt craven & Kim cattral. then of course quantum leap Al 💖
Dean Stockwell was also Defense Secretary Walter Dean in Air Force One, while Jurgen Prochnow played the villain General Ivan Radek, also had Paul Guilfoyle from here as Chief of Staff Lloyd Shepherd, and Timothy Carhart from the third Beverly Hills Cop as a Secret Service agent at the airport.
The villain in this one is much stronger than the villain from the first. Much more threatening.
And menacing
Victor Maitland didn't seem so horrible in comparison.
There are some dodgy, corrupt fucking lot in Beverly Hills though...
@@davidhenrylake2047 You're right. He really wasn't. Had he not had Mikey killed, Victor never gets busted. He had a really good operation going that got fucked up by trying to send a message.
Jurgen Prochnow steals every scene he's in - quite simply, he's an A-class villain.
My only minor quibble is that I've always felt he was somewhat underdeveloped in this movie - he deserved more screen time.
I think as far as performance yes he was better but I think they didn't do enough with him. With Victor in the first you really felt Foley wanted to get him and that Foley was in real potential danger especially during that shoot out at the end. In 2 Foley doesn't seem all that motivated to get Max or as though he is in real danger, he gets shot at outside the club once and it was a pretty bad attempt. There is one scene in the end that is oddly dark and eerie between the Max and Foley at the end but just like this scene it works better in a bottle than as a whole when you watch the full movie.
What’s interesting is that Axel, Billy and Taggart (the latter of the two waiting in the car) was at the gun club by coincidence. The thing about criminals is that they are paranoid by nature.
Bridgette was so wonderful in this and gorgeous!
It's Brigitte. And yes she was!
Drugs man.
Yeah, she was stunning and had a killer body. I like her in the black wig.She is supposed to be really sweet in person.
Same look as Top Gun...same team made it
beautiful women she was in rocky 4 too. Eddie women is a leggy blonde
Great Dialog. Great Movie. Back when Movies where simply, but effective. And i also like the Music.
Neolithic...dude called him a cave man on the low
I miss him he was a great actor and a great man Dean Stockwell but I always remember him as AL from quatumleap
They were both on Air Force One
And also on Dune
Weirdest Quantum Leap reboot ever
Every time Wendy's gets my order wrong, I just tell the manager that her employees are performing their duties with Neolithic incompetence.
Bridget Neilsen 😍
What makes this interesting is that the bad guys plans are falling apart because Foley, Rosewood, and Taggart are playing a long shot hunch.
Jurgen Prochnow is a terrifically great bad guy. I’m surprised he was never a Bond villain; I could see him battling Timothy Dalton in a 007 film!
The actor playing Cain has been in movies since the 1940s. He's the little boy in 'Anchors Aweigh' (1945).
Cain Dingle
leafyutube yes Dean Stockwell
That's Duke Leto Atreides and Dr. Wellington Yueh
Cleverly tribute to Rick James.... Richard James lol
One of the most profound cinematographic scene's in film history - Really?
Ha ha ha ha ha - not even close my friend, not even close. Just your average Hollywood tension building clip.
Hi there SDCC
Agreed. That honour would surely go to the final dialogue in Eyes Wide Shut, wouldn't it?
I love this scene from many years ago. Jurgen P. Absolutely badass role in this movie. He is the real bad Man over here. Gourgous
He's a great villain actor, underrated dude.
How super rich people commit crimes
Das Boot
Yeah captain !
April fools, this was just a practice drill but don’t get moss under you’re feet!
Ahhhh, it stops at the 'How long does it take to shave those legs?' scene, one of the best parts of the movie. 😄
R.I.P. Dean Stockwell
This movie did have fantastic actors cast , to play the bad guys.
Proof that Dolf Lundgren can speak and act better if he kept off the booze.
Too bad that's Jürgen Prochnow.
I wouldnt be surprised if they tried getting Dolph Lundgren. Maybe Lundgren turned it down or it just didnt work, but you have to admit how similar Lundgren and Prochnow look at least they do here.
I forget how well Dean Stockwell plays a "heavy"... until I review this scene. ;)
did you like married to the mob?
@@dfangirl72 Yes... quite amusing. X)
@@pancudowny he was hot !!
He makes me root for the villain when he plays one
almost as good as the Lethal Weapon "diplomatic immunity" scene.
They don't make movies like this now at days.
That's because Don Simpson and Jerry bruckheimer were at the helm as mega producers with Tony Scott directing
They clearly did a hell of a good job.
0:44..."(weary shake of the head)...Adriano's was NOT perfect"....that 'expectations gap' when we think that we have dotted all the I's and crossed the T's..then find out that the boss sees things completely and totally differently!
RIP Charles Cain
RIP Dean Stockwell
Why did they shoot up that jewelry store? OK, I get why Brigette did but not the other robbers.
I always love the fact that this sequel is not a rehash of the first film. We're going Way Beyond coffee grounds and cocaine this time.
Whilst not a rehash, it still has a very similar narrative to the first film - namely, Foley has to lie to his boss in Detroit to sneak over to Beverly Hills to avenge a friend's murder (first film) and attempted murder (second film).
I really loved this movie part 2
Love you Harold
Mr Foley Stephen Doley
RIP dean stockwell
Pure 80s music 🎵🎵🎵🎶
Foley is a cop. How come he didn't know where a surveillance camera was
Dude it's a gun range. In Beverly Hills no less. Even back then there were probably cameras everywhere. Not like you can really avoid them if you're trying to just act like some random guy off the street. Which by the way, I think was a major plot hole later in the movie when they eventually break in.
The villian is underrated
Take a good look at him 'cause you're going to kill him.
Kill him, burn him, blow him away.
Beautiful briggette
*👍супер и привет от тренера по футболу!!!*
Karla... owee!
It's a well-shot scene, but one of the "most profound cinematographic scenes in film history"? Hardly.
Axel Foley hehehe
Hey that's the guy who played the syndicate boss in mission impossible TV show season 7!!!
I don’t understand who is he. I’d say he’s a cop wouldn’t you? I don’t have seen him. Well, here he is on television.
This guy could sooo have done HALF LIFE lol "hello doctor freeman"
What mistakes? Andriano’s was perfect. I don’t understand. I don’t know. Who is he? I don’t know I haven’t seen him. What? So incompetent lol
more like ... all his plannin simply HADNT accounted 4 a nosy cop able 2 piece togetha a handful of clues ...
I hope the description of this video is a joke.
RIP Dean Stockwell
Bridgette walks into a bar and the barmen says "why the long face?"
While eddie is hilarious I watched this for dean
Certainly draws you in 😮
remember the tooth!
A Cylon plant already back then huh?
Long before flavor flav
Asking questions
R.i.p dean!
Rip chip