Great reaction! 1984 was one of the best years in history for movies. Beverly Hill's Cop outgrossed movies like Ghostbuters, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Terminator, Gremlins, The Karate Kid, Footloose , Police Academy and many others that came out that year.
Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall and James Earl Jones : “COMING TO AMERICA” that’s a funny one and “clever “Eddie and Arsenio play a bunch of different characters in this one !!
One of the first rules of gun safety is you never put your finger on the trigger until you're ready to shoot and are aiming at your target. It helps prevent accidental shootings. That was one of the only realistic gun details in this movie. Not that I have anything but love for this movie. It's a classic! I'm just noticing more details now that I'm older.
Eddie Murphy is currently 63 so was around 23 when this film came out...quite young. It is one of his first feature films definitely the first one he headlined.
i like your authentic reactions, especially toni's-- she seems a kind soul who is especially attuned when watching and experiencing each film. I'm 60 years old and love the 80s movies! using david's criteria in this episode, here's my top 10 suggestions for your future movie reaction: five romantic comedies/dramas: an officer and a gentleman (1982), flashdance (1983), Crocodile dundee (1986), dirty dancing (1987), pretty woman (1990), and five 80's films i think you'll both enjoy: excalibur (fantasy), war games (sci-fi), hoosiers (sports drama), back to school (comedy), the untouchables (crime drama), lean on me (school drama)
People forget Reiser got Beverly Hills Cop and then Aliens. Where I worked we had two comics do a Father's Day Show. They were going to come back a year later. One cancelled and that was Paul Reiser as he just got Mad About You. The other was going to come. He had to cancel due to getting a pilot and rescheduled. The show got picked up and he cancelled. The other comic....... Jerry Seinfeld.
"Before I go, I just want you two to know something, alright? The supercop story... was working. Okay? It was working, and you guys just messed it up. Okay? I'm trying to figure you guys out, but I haven't yet. But it's cool. You fuck up a perfectly good lie." Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Damon Wayans and Alice Cadogan. Casting Notes Fact: Gilbert R. Hill, a real-life Detroit Police Department Homicide Detective, played Inspector Todd. Hill later served as President of the Detroit City Council. The franchise is his only theatrical appearances. Projection Headline Fact: During his tirade at the Beverly Palms Hotel, Axel (Eddie Murphy) pretends to be writing an article called "Michael Jackson: Sitting On Top Of The World" for Rolling Stone magazine. In real life, Playboy ran an Eddie Murphy article with the same "Sitting On Top Of The World" subtitle. Double Assault Fact: The mansion used in the final shootout between Axel (Eddie Murphy) and Maitland (Steven Berkoff), the former Harold Lloyd estate in Beverly Hills, is the same mansion seen in the final shootout between Matrix and Arius in Commando (1985). Coincidentally, both heroes were trying to rescue somebody named Jenny (Lisa Eilbacher) in that mansion in their respective films. What Script Fact: Eddie Murphy, John Ashton, and Judge Reinhold improvised most of their comic lines. Literally hundreds of takes were ruined by cast members, actors, or the director laughing during shooting. During the "super-cops" monologue, Ashton is pinching his face hard and looking down in apparent frustration. He is actually laughing. Reinhold put his hand in his pocket and pinched his thigh really hard, trying to prevent himself from laughing.
Definitely need to see the sequel! Other 80's classics to check out: WarGames Big Trouble in Little China Big Over The Top The Running Man Cobra Romancing The Stone Short Circuit Roxanne Innerspace
You should definitely check out Eddie Murphy's first two movies (which he made while still a cast member of Saturday Night Live) "48 Hours" (with Nick Nolte) and "Trading Places" (with Dan Akroyd). BTW There is a connection between Trading Places and a later Eddie Murphy movie "Coming to America" that if you're paying attention you might miss.
Yes 1985 also indeed, but Beverly Hills cop is from 1984, that year was a great year for movies, with classics like Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Terminator, Gremlins, The Karate Kid and Police Academy :-)
This one really did the fish out of water thing well, the second really blends the action and comedy well, the third one was a little too wacky for its own good, and the fourth one looks amazing:) Looking forward to it:)
One of what I consider a "perfect" movie from the 80s: Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon. Martial arts movie created by one of the founders of Motown Records, so the soundtrack is off the hook. Not very many big name actors are in it, but it's full of character and campiness. Not enough people have reacted to it on youtube, lol. For more 80s Eddie Murphy, it's required to watch Trading Places and Coming to America (preferably in that order because while the stories aren't related, there's a nod to Trading Places in Coming to America that makes it just a little bit better, lol).
There’s a cute movie with Sally Field ( Forrest Gumps momma) and James Garner a sweet romance called “Murphy’s Romance”, a late in life second chance at love.
Love Eddie in these ..We were really spoilt in the 80's & 90's .. with music and movies .. I remember the first 2 so I don't think the 3rd was as good lol .. hopefully the 4th is really good.. Lethal Weapon movies were a big fave of mine too (Mel Gibson & Danny Glover) and YES 80's hair is making a comeback lol go for it !! The scene with Axel's boss was so funny but yes a lot of swearing is most likely the reason for the "R'.. I had a boss couple years ago with the surname Foley and he was called Axel lol
Should look up some older Saturday Night Live episodes of Eddie Murphy doing “MR. ROBINSONS NEIGHBORHOOD “ hilarious take off of “Mr. Rogers Neighborhood “ , Eddie’s takes place in a run down apartment!! So good!!
I was 16 years old when this movie came out in 1984, and I went to the theatre to watch it the week it was released. Remember it like it was yesterday! Can’t believe it’s been 40 years! This movie turned me into an Eddie Murphy fan, and I’ve watched it again many times over the past four decades. Can’t wait for the fourth installment on Netflix!
I remember when this came out. , I was 15 see it at the movies ; I graduated in 87 , was 18. .also I remember the old drive in sometime I use to hide in the frunk and get in for nothing . I. Snuck in to the a move the “ movie was called “ 10”. Bo Derek
Great reaction like always, love this movie. For a period of time in the 80's. Eddie Murphy was the biggest star in the world. He was the world's number one stand up comic and had the world's number one movie at the same time. He also had a hit song! 84 was a monster year for movies. Never ending Story, Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Gremlins, The Karate Kid, Police Academy, Footloose and Beverly Hills Cop AND SO MANY OTHERS. This was originally written with Sylvester Stallone in mind. Disagreements over the script led to him converting the movie into the film, Cobra. Eddie Murphy was also planned to play Winston in Ghostbusters but he took this movie instead. Yes. The instrumental, “Axel F. Foley Theme”, was written for this film and it became a international hit in the 80's. Keep up the good work.
Hi Toni and David, great review as always. There were some classics in the early 80s and late 70s. Just some comedy titles you might want to put on your list are: Stripes, Police Academy ( I don't think you have reviewed that but a lot have looked at it lately on RUclips) for a late 70s please check out Foul Play with Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase, I think you guys would love it. One of Spielberg's first movies was 1941 a really good comedy about the start of WW2. Animal House is another I don't recall you reviewing yet. Even a good early 70s was What's Up Doc. You need to watch some good comedies while watching The Pacific as those later episodes are difficult. Looking forward to more!!!
Love this reaction. Another good 80s Eddie Murphy cop movie is 48 Hrs. And your right about it being a different time....the R rating was mostly because of the language and the nudity. The violence was pretty tame and being the 80's, frankly nobody cared about the drugs.
The Thing (1982) Starship Troopers (1997) Se7en (1995) The Usual Suspects (1995) No Country For Old Men (2007) V for Vendetta (2006) The Matrix (1999) Fight Club (1999) Prisoners (2013) Godzilla Minus One (2023)
Great Reaction... I wanna recommend you a criticproof INDIAN MOVIE... "SARDAR UDHAM (2021) is the best bollywood movie ever made." IMDB 8.4. ROTTEN TOMATOES 94% (Highly critically acclaimed) Mark my words you will not forget this movie. IT IS THE GREATEST STORY YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF. It will break your stereotype regarding indian movies that they are only song and dance and fun. *It will change your top 10 movie list of all times.* IT IS A MODERN CLASSIC. *You'll experience the new dimension of Indian Cinema.* *An exceptional Gem.* The above description of the movie is not an exaggeration. You'll understand when you watch it. THANK YOU Brother.
Jean Claude Vandame Bloodsport. An Amazing Movie, Based on accual events in the life of a real man. Well worth seeing please tell Toni not to let to title scare her away.
This movie helped create two blockbusters by accident. Ghosbusters was written with John Belushi in mind instead of Bill Murray. Eddie Murphy was also was cast for Ghostbusters. Belushi died and they got Bill Murray. Meanwhile Beverly Hills Cop was offered to Sylvester Stallone and was a different movie. He turned it down and they offered it to Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy obviously accepted and his role was recast with Ernie Hudson. Murray's role was expanded and Hudson's role diminished as he didn't have the star power.
Back then every window in a car had to be rolled up or down by hand and every lock had to be pulled up or down by hand (or the front had a key just for the doors (but the back was still by hand) and trunk and the ignition had its own key). That's why most cats in the 80s was 2 doors. I miss the 80s
I'm not sure if Toni is looking Stunned or Confused🤔but either way, this one is going to be a whole lot of FUN tonight!👍 Fun-Fact: IDK if David knows this but before Eddie Murphy was ever / officially cast, Sylvester Stallone had almost signed on to play 'Axel Foley' instead. While He'd considered the role, Stallone made several Rewrites to the Original Script, which would have changed the overall-tone to be More-Action and Less-Comedy!💥Stallone obviously passed on this Movie, but He'd kept His Rewrites and (2 years later) used them to make His own 80's Cop Movie😎called "Cobra!"
Who leave the back doors unlocked when is parked.... maybe its because its the 80's? No clue about that in USA, since I'm not from there, but I heard this question in a couple of reactions to this movie, so I figured that is maybe because at that time there wasn't much danger. Actually in my country if you are inside the car and parked, most of the times, doors are unlocked, specially in cities not so big.
I actually liked Beverly Hills Cop 3, we get more of Serge. More 80’s films to watch 48 Hours with Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte Tango And Cash - Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell See No Evil Hear No Evil - comedy with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor Stakeout and Another Stakeout with Richard Dreyfuss and Emilio Estevez Just a handful to think about And Cannonball Run 2
late 70s, early 80s UK films i love Threads, quadrophenia, Breaking glass, Scum, The firm (football hooligans), Babylon (Reggae film), Made in britain (Tim Roths first feature film), My beautiful launderette
Check Out a movie from 1980 called "The Final Countdown" it's a SyFy movie where the The Aircraft Carrier the USS Nimitz goes through a weird Storm and they go back in time to December 6, 1941 it's a good movie
Part two is very funny as well and you get to see the core characters, but in a slightly different context, which makes it feel a bit fresh, but number three was clearly a cash wasn’t very good. I liked that it was OK but compared to the first two it’s nowhere near.
I recommend watching my favorite movie of my life, “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” with Ben Stiller. This film is perfect in everything: music, landscapes, actors, philosophy, etc. You will definitely like this movie
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The bad guy wasn't wearing a robe in his office, it was a Japanese kimono. He was being 1980's fashionable.
Thanks for the info! That makes more sense than a robe! 😂
The guy that gave Axel the bananas was Damon Wayans.
The man behind the counter as Axel is checking out of the hotel is played by the director of this film: Martin Brest.
Great reaction!
1984 was one of the best years in history for movies. Beverly Hill's Cop outgrossed movies like Ghostbuters, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Terminator, Gremlins, The Karate Kid, Footloose , Police Academy and many others that came out that year.
Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall and James Earl Jones :
“COMING TO AMERICA”
that’s a funny one and “clever “Eddie and Arsenio play a bunch of different characters in this one !!
And arsenio
One of the first rules of gun safety is you never put your finger on the trigger until you're ready to shoot and are aiming at your target. It helps prevent accidental shootings. That was one of the only realistic gun details in this movie.
Not that I have anything but love for this movie. It's a classic! I'm just noticing more details now that I'm older.
'Well, cuz.' was an oft-used phrase in my circle of friends back in the day. #80s
Tony would love The Big Chill
Eddie Murphy is currently 63 so was around 23 when this film came out...quite young. It is one of his first feature films definitely the first one he headlined.
"Earth Girls Are Easy" ...it's a rom/com with a star studded cast. Toni will absolutely love it
i like your authentic reactions, especially toni's-- she seems a kind soul who is especially attuned when watching and experiencing each film. I'm 60 years old and love the 80s movies! using david's criteria in this episode, here's my top 10 suggestions for your future movie reaction:
five romantic comedies/dramas:
an officer and a gentleman (1982), flashdance (1983), Crocodile dundee (1986), dirty dancing (1987), pretty woman (1990),
and five 80's films i think you'll both enjoy:
excalibur (fantasy), war games (sci-fi), hoosiers (sports drama), back to school (comedy), the untouchables (crime drama), lean on me (school drama)
“48 Hours”, Eddie’s first movie was even better. Nick Nolte was Eddie’s co-star. Action comedy like this one and really good.
Bless you for recognizing Paul Reiser from Mad About You ( and My Two Dads ) !!
You’re the only ones who have!!!
People forget Reiser got Beverly Hills Cop and then Aliens.
Where I worked we had two comics do a Father's Day Show. They were going to come back a year later. One cancelled and that was Paul Reiser as he just got Mad About You. The other was going to come. He had to cancel due to getting a pilot and rescheduled. The show got picked up and he cancelled. The other comic....... Jerry Seinfeld.
No one has picked Serge the helper at art studio was lead actor from perfect strangers.
Nothing to Lose.
Money Talks.
Fun and funny movies.
"Before I go, I just want you two to know something, alright? The supercop story... was working. Okay? It was working, and you guys just messed it up. Okay? I'm trying to figure you guys out, but I haven't yet. But it's cool. You fuck up a perfectly good lie."
Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Damon Wayans and Alice Cadogan.
Casting Notes Fact: Gilbert R. Hill, a real-life Detroit Police Department Homicide Detective, played Inspector Todd. Hill later served as President of the Detroit City Council. The franchise is his only theatrical appearances.
Projection Headline Fact: During his tirade at the Beverly Palms Hotel, Axel (Eddie Murphy) pretends to be writing an article called "Michael Jackson: Sitting On Top Of The World" for Rolling Stone magazine. In real life, Playboy ran an Eddie Murphy article with the same "Sitting On Top Of The World" subtitle.
Double Assault Fact: The mansion used in the final shootout between Axel (Eddie Murphy) and Maitland (Steven Berkoff), the former Harold Lloyd estate in Beverly Hills, is the same mansion seen in the final shootout between Matrix and Arius in Commando (1985). Coincidentally, both heroes were trying to rescue somebody named Jenny (Lisa Eilbacher) in that mansion in their respective films.
What Script Fact: Eddie Murphy, John Ashton, and Judge Reinhold improvised most of their comic lines. Literally hundreds of takes were ruined by cast members, actors, or the director laughing during shooting. During the "super-cops" monologue, Ashton is pinching his face hard and looking down in apparent frustration. He is actually laughing. Reinhold put his hand in his pocket and pinched his thigh really hard, trying to prevent himself from laughing.
Thanks Gator!
You're welcome! 😁
Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍
Yes, see the other Beverly Hills Cop movies. I enjoyed seeing you both enjoy this one yourselves.
No cars were damaged in the opening police chase. Funny movie, Toni only had three and a half jumps. Great reaction.
Enjoyed your reactions! It almost seemed like David hadn't seen it either!
Thank you! It had been a long time since I had seen it. I don't think I had seen it since 1984 actually! 😂
48 hrs and another 48 hrs are good Eddie Murphy movies to check out!
Definitely need to see the sequel! Other 80's classics to check out:
WarGames
Big Trouble in Little China
Big
Over The Top
The Running Man
Cobra
Romancing The Stone
Short Circuit
Roxanne
Innerspace
Nudity, F bombs and big violence gets you an R rating. You are allowed 1 F bomb in a pg 13 movie.
Should see a underrated 80s movie called midnight run with the same director of this, and stars robert deniro.
Very under appreciated movie!
Love Eddie Murphy’s Laugh!!!!
Boy, we miss it.
You should definitely check out Eddie Murphy's first two movies (which he made while still a cast member of Saturday Night Live) "48 Hours" (with Nick Nolte) and "Trading Places" (with Dan Akroyd). BTW There is a connection between Trading Places and a later Eddie Murphy movie "Coming to America" that if you're paying attention you might miss.
I love this movie. There are 3 movies in the series. You guys should watch the other 2 also watch "48 hours" Eddie Murphy's first movie
Yes more Beverly Hills Cop movies!! I’ll watch !!
I really enjoyed this! Thank y'all!
Let’s go 80s! 1985 best year for movies ever!
Yes 1985 also indeed, but Beverly Hills cop is from 1984, that year was a great year for movies, with classics like Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Terminator, Gremlins, The Karate Kid and Police Academy :-)
12:23 "it's not like if he would have money on him, right?" -Toni 🤔
Toni is priceless. 🙂
😂
War games, Breakfast Club, Fast Tines at Rigmont High, Falcon and the Snowman are some 80s movies to watch
I am glad Toni liked this one. I think she will like BHC 2 as well!
This one really did the fish out of water thing well, the second really blends the action and comedy well, the third one was a little too wacky for its own good, and the fourth one looks amazing:) Looking forward to it:)
The Big Chill's an early 80s movie that I think Toni would enjoy.
80s definitely had the best music hands down😊
Totally!
...and movies!
The 70's had the best movies. Take a look.
One of what I consider a "perfect" movie from the 80s: Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon. Martial arts movie created by one of the founders of Motown Records, so the soundtrack is off the hook. Not very many big name actors are in it, but it's full of character and campiness. Not enough people have reacted to it on youtube, lol.
For more 80s Eddie Murphy, it's required to watch Trading Places and Coming to America (preferably in that order because while the stories aren't related, there's a nod to Trading Places in Coming to America that makes it just a little bit better, lol).
We watched Trading Places a while back on the channel and have Coming To America on the list! 😀
There’s a cute movie with Sally Field ( Forrest Gumps momma) and James Garner a sweet romance called “Murphy’s Romance”,
a late in life second chance at love.
hihihihihi ................LALALALAALALAL!" ...!" 👍👍👍👍👍👍🥇🥇🍀🍀😂😂😂😂😂😂🚩🚩🏆🏆💪💪🧡🧡🧡🧡so nice thats my car!"
great 80s film, got the soundtrack on lp
Oh this is a nice surprise, hope you guys do the sequel too.
I Love the 2nd even Better than the 1st✌
and by that he means "not the third"
I think we're going to do part 2 for sure!
I think y'all would enjoy The Final Countdown. Love to see your reactions
48 hours is good
Would love to see you two react to The Man From Snowy River 1 and 2. Much love and keep on keepin on J.
Hard to believe the actor John Ashton who played Sgt Taggart was only 35 years old when they were filming this movie. He looked alot older.
I thought he was closer to 50!
Victor's "associate" is Mike from Breaking Bad.
Jonathan Banks
@@Parallax-3D Yes! I couldn't think of his name at the time.
Eddie Murphy was funny in another movie from that era called the Golden Child.
Toni could absolutely rock the Jenny Summers coif. 😂😂😂
I'm hoping she will for part 2! 😂
I know mama is gonna have a problem with the stripper scene, and I don't necessarily mean the strippers but what Eddie is saying 😂😂😂
Love Eddie in these ..We were really spoilt in the 80's & 90's .. with music and movies .. I remember the first 2 so I don't think the 3rd was as good lol .. hopefully the 4th is really good.. Lethal Weapon movies were a big fave of mine too (Mel Gibson & Danny Glover) and YES 80's hair is making a comeback lol go for it !! The scene with Axel's boss was so funny but yes a lot of swearing is most likely the reason for the "R'.. I had a boss couple years ago with the surname Foley and he was called Axel lol
Should look up some older Saturday Night Live episodes of Eddie Murphy doing “MR. ROBINSONS NEIGHBORHOOD “ hilarious take off of “Mr. Rogers Neighborhood “ , Eddie’s takes place in a run down apartment!! So good!!
I was 16 years old when this movie came out in 1984, and I went to the theatre to watch it the week it was released. Remember it like it was yesterday! Can’t believe it’s been 40 years! This movie turned me into an Eddie Murphy fan, and I’ve watched it again many times over the past four decades. Can’t wait for the fourth installment on Netflix!
I remember when this came out. , I was 15 see it at the movies ; I graduated in 87 , was 18. .also I remember the old drive in sometime I use to hide in the frunk and get in for nothing . I. Snuck in to the a move the “ movie was called “ 10”. Bo Derek
Excellent movie
Hi guys. R ratings covered violence and other socially unacceptable behavior as well as sex
Great reaction like always, love this movie. For a period of time in the 80's. Eddie Murphy was the biggest star in the world. He was the world's number one stand up comic and had the world's number one movie at the same time. He also had a hit song! 84 was a monster year for movies. Never ending Story, Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Gremlins, The Karate Kid, Police Academy, Footloose and Beverly Hills Cop AND SO MANY OTHERS. This was originally written with Sylvester Stallone in mind. Disagreements over the script led to him converting the movie into the film, Cobra. Eddie Murphy was also planned to play Winston in Ghostbusters but he took this movie instead. Yes. The instrumental, “Axel F. Foley Theme”, was written for this film and it became a international hit in the 80's. Keep up the good work.
Hi Toni and David, great review as always. There were some classics in the early 80s and late 70s.
Just some comedy titles you might want to put on your list are: Stripes, Police Academy ( I don't think you have reviewed that but a lot have looked at it lately on RUclips) for a late 70s please check out Foul Play with Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase, I think you guys would love it. One of Spielberg's first movies was 1941 a really good comedy about the start of WW2. Animal House is another I don't recall you reviewing yet. Even a good early 70s was What's Up Doc. You need to watch some good comedies while watching The Pacific as those later episodes are difficult.
Looking forward to more!!!
Coming to America
You should watch The Outsiders. Amazing cast.
Well i can see that "Beverly Hills Cop" must have been released on Hulu. Considering multiple reactors are doing within days of each other.
We did it because part 4 is coming out soon. 😀
@popculturallychallenged I'd like to see you guys dip into the 60's and 70's more often.
48 hours and Another 48 hours are good Eddie Murphy movies.
"This ain't sugar."
It's booger sugar.
😂
Love this reaction. Another good 80s Eddie Murphy cop movie is 48 Hrs.
And your right about it being a different time....the R rating was mostly because of the language and the nudity. The violence was pretty tame and being the 80's, frankly nobody cared about the drugs.
Doubtless the language and nudity were main reasons for the R rating, but I've always found the execution scene to be pretty raw and disturbing,
The Thing (1982)
Starship Troopers (1997)
Se7en (1995)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
No Country For Old Men (2007)
V for Vendetta (2006)
The Matrix (1999)
Fight Club (1999)
Prisoners (2013)
Godzilla Minus One (2023)
Great list! We're actually planning on watching Godzilla Minus One this weekend!
@@popculturallychallenged excellent
Great Reaction...
I wanna recommend you a criticproof INDIAN MOVIE...
"SARDAR UDHAM (2021) is the best bollywood movie ever made."
IMDB 8.4.
ROTTEN TOMATOES 94%
(Highly critically acclaimed)
Mark my words you will not forget this movie.
IT IS THE GREATEST STORY YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF.
It will break your stereotype regarding indian movies that they are only song and dance and fun.
*It will change your top 10 movie list of all times.*
IT IS A MODERN CLASSIC.
*You'll experience the new dimension of Indian Cinema.*
*An exceptional Gem.*
The above description of the movie is not an exaggeration.
You'll understand when you watch it.
THANK YOU Brother.
YES for part 2, NO on part 3!😊
Yeah, part 3 was terrible!! So cheap and cheesy!
This was such a great comedic classic guys! Yes, you will appreciate #2, but 3 not so much. Much love David n Toni!
Jean Claude Vandame Bloodsport. An Amazing Movie, Based on accual events in the life of a real man. Well worth seeing please tell Toni not to let to title scare her away.
This movie helped create two blockbusters by accident. Ghosbusters was written with John Belushi in mind instead of Bill Murray. Eddie Murphy was also was cast for Ghostbusters. Belushi died and they got Bill Murray. Meanwhile Beverly Hills Cop was offered to Sylvester Stallone and was a different movie. He turned it down and they offered it to Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy obviously accepted and his role was recast with Ernie Hudson. Murray's role was expanded and Hudson's role diminished as he didn't have the star power.
I absolutely love this film! 🎉
Back then every window in a car had to be rolled up or down by hand and every lock had to be pulled up or down by hand (or the front had a key just for the doors (but the back was still by hand) and trunk and the ignition had its own key).
That's why most cats in the 80s was 2 doors.
I miss the 80s
Another great Martin Brest film is Midnight Run.
I'm not sure if Toni is looking Stunned or Confused🤔but either way, this one is going to be a whole lot of FUN tonight!👍
Fun-Fact: IDK if David knows this but before Eddie Murphy was ever / officially cast, Sylvester Stallone had almost signed on to play 'Axel Foley' instead. While He'd considered the role, Stallone made several Rewrites to the Original Script, which would have changed the overall-tone to be More-Action and Less-Comedy!💥Stallone obviously passed on this Movie, but He'd kept His Rewrites and (2 years later) used them to make His own 80's Cop Movie😎called "Cobra!"
Wow Tom, I hadn't heard that. Thanks man!
@@kevmodee1866 👋You're Welcome...
I thought her expression was perfect! Can't really tell if she's enjoying it, offended, or about to burst out laughing. 😂
You should do early 80s coming of age movies like My Bodyguard (1980), the Flamingo Kid (1984) and The last American virgin (1982)
I think you guys will get a good laugh from this movie❤🎉
Watch all 3:)
Please do the other two films soon
Love your reaction to this fantastic movie
Thank you!!
Who leave the back doors unlocked when is parked.... maybe its because its the 80's? No clue about that in USA, since I'm not from there, but I heard this question in a couple of reactions to this movie, so I figured that is maybe because at that time there wasn't much danger. Actually in my country if you are inside the car and parked, most of the times, doors are unlocked, specially in cities not so big.
Great , fun movie!!
Beverly Hills Cop 2 is great too!!!!!
I'm just busy doing the neutron dance...
1 is great, 2 may be better but 3 is in my heart as it is the one that came out when I was a kid
prediction: mikey's death doesn't hit her that hard and she's basically forgotten by the end of the movie
I actually liked Beverly Hills Cop 3, we get more of Serge.
More 80’s films to watch
48 Hours with Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte
Tango And Cash - Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell
See No Evil Hear No Evil - comedy with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor
Stakeout and Another Stakeout with Richard Dreyfuss and Emilio Estevez
Just a handful to think about
And Cannonball Run 2
Completely missed it, will watch the catch up!
late 70s, early 80s UK films i love Threads, quadrophenia, Breaking glass, Scum, The firm (football hooligans), Babylon (Reggae film), Made in britain (Tim Roths first feature film), My beautiful launderette
Great Reaction Guy's, Please Do The Sequels & See You Both At The Next One,Katy & Otis
Good 80s movie to watch is 1986 Crossroads starring Ralph Macchio good watch if you can find it
another good movie with Eddie Murphy playing a cop is Showtime, with Robert DeNiro and William Shatner as himself.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 classic
Hear no evil, See no evil.
80s comedy. Pls watch
Does anybody ever pick up that "Phil" in the bar scene is a lookalike for Genesis drummer Phil Collins, hence why Eddie calls him Phil?
Eddie Murphy Is The Best 💯
Please consider watching August Rush
Check out Wild Hogs. Great comedy with John Travolta, Tim Allen and Martin Lawrence
Want a good 80's movie that Toni will really like? Check out Some Kind Of Wonderful, hope you check it out :)
Reliantf K for the win!!!
Check Out a movie from 1980 called "The Final Countdown" it's a SyFy movie where the The Aircraft Carrier the USS Nimitz goes through a weird Storm and they go back in time to December 6, 1941 it's a good movie
Part two is very funny as well and you get to see the core characters, but in a slightly different context, which makes it feel a bit fresh, but number three was clearly a cash wasn’t very good. I liked that it was OK but compared to the first two it’s nowhere near.
You guys should DEFINITELY watch The Impossible 2012 if you haven't already
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I recommend watching my favorite movie of my life, “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” with Ben Stiller. This film is perfect in everything: music, landscapes, actors, philosophy, etc. You will definitely like this movie
Pt 3 is good but some cast changes