Beverly Hills Cop: The Heat is Still On With Eddie Murphy's Greatest Franchise
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- While Saturday Night Live, 48 Hrs and Trading Places made Eddie Murphy a star, it was 1984's Beverly Hills Cop that made him a household name. Street-wise Detroit cop Axel Foley is still considered by many to be his greatest role, and with a fourth film in the franchise, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley due out this summer, we're revisiting all three of his classic (and not so classic) Beverly Hills Cop films right here. So strap in because The Heat Is On!
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Woooo!!! First baby! Eddie Murphy is back!
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One of the most unforgettable of all time!!!
@@kevincruise3521😎👍
❤ His red leather suit ❤
"yOu'Re NoT gOnNa FaLl FoR tHe BaNaNa In ThE tAiLpIpE? It should be more natural, brother. It should flow out."
Funny that Damon Waynas is the one who gives Axel the bananas.
@@biguy617 right lol. "Here, take the bananas."
Heat Is On is a really catchy song
Just play the radio often and you’ll dislike all hits
@@tylermoulton7294 does this guy know how to party or what
Absolutely my fave comedy film of all time
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🎬 Introduction to "Beverly Hills Cop" and Eddie Murphy's career rise*
- Reflects on "Beverly Hills Cop" as a quintessential 1980s action/comedy film.
- Highlights Eddie Murphy's role in launching his career into stardom.
- Discusses the anticipation for the fourth entry in the series.
02:22 *🎞️ Development and production of "Beverly Hills Cop"*
- Traces the origins of the film's concept and its evolution through various script iterations.
- Details the casting process for the role of Axel Foley, including initial considerations and eventual selection of Eddie Murphy.
- Discusses the directorial choices and challenges faced during production, including changes in script tone and directorial changes.
08:09 *💼 Key scenes and character dynamics in "Beverly Hills Cop"*
- Analyzes a pivotal scene between Axel Foley and Beverly Hills cops, highlighting character dynamics and comedic elements.
- Explores Axel Foley's journey from Detroit to Beverly Hills and his quest for justice.
- Discusses the film's enduring appeal and its impact on action/comedy genre conventions.
11:14 *🎵 Impact of the soundtrack and box office success*
- Examines the significance of Harold Faltermeyer's "Axel F" theme in enhancing the film's atmosphere and popularity.
- Details the box office success of "Beverly Hills Cop," including its record-breaking performance as the highest-grossing R-rated film at the time.
- Highlights critical acclaim and awards recognition received by the film.
19:02 *🎬 Beverly Hills Cop 2: Returning Characters and Iconic Soundtrack*
- Returning characters and actors from the first movie.
- Iconic highlight: "Axel F" by Harold Faltermeyer.
- Soundtrack choices and their impact on the movie's atmosphere.
21:06 *🎥 Beverly Hills Cop 2: Reception and Box Office Performance*
- Mixed critical reception.
- Box office success: highest opening weekend of all time at that point.
- Comparison with the first movie's charm and humor.
26:35 *🎢 Beverly Hills Cop 3: Introduction and Franchise Trends*
- Introduction to Beverly Hills Cop 3 and its context in the franchise.
- Trend of resurrecting legacy characters/franchises for modern audiences.
- Examples of successful and unsuccessful franchise continuations.
29:05 *🎥 Beverly Hills Cop 3: Eddie Murphy's Career and Franchise Expectations*
- Eddie Murphy's career trajectory leading up to Beverly Hills Cop 3.
- Murphy's reservations about returning for the third installment.
- Expectations and challenges in reviving the franchise for a third movie.
33:33 *🤔 Beverly Hills Cop 3: Production, Reception, and Legacy*
- Troubled production and script revisions.
- Critical reception and audience disappointment.
- Impact on the franchise's legacy and Murphy's candid assessment of the film.
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I didn't mind Beverly Hills Cop 3.
I watched that in Hong Kong when it came out. 😊
Crused back later and watch return of the jet eye in Pearl theater Hong Kong.
I love the 🌎. Even if I divorced from Hollywood 😂
This is such a fantastic movie that holds its own against any movie of the era. Murphy's comical talent was clear but the dramatic moments that needed him to feel real came naturally to him. Even with the great names mentioned, I can't see anyone else as Foley. I've said this a few times recently with creators covering older movies. When I was younger, actiom movies were often on TV during the evening when I could watch them anyway. But darker or sci-fi movies were often relegated to late nights, I have my older brother to thank for recording movies like Dune, Psycho and The Alien movies. I watched this so often on VHS.
Could you imagine Axel Foley crossing over with the Bad Boys or Riggs and Murtaugh from Lethal Weapon? I’d love to see it done well with a great action comedy director. 😁 Only in my dreams…
I like almost every Eddie movie, even the bad ones
Axel Foley is the most bad ass Detective in cinema history... Imo. I'm excited for Axel F 🎉🎉🎉🎉
This was a 15 certificate in the U.K. and I had to lie about my age to get in. My fuzzy little moustache did it’s job.
❤ Eddie Murphy ❤
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The first Beverly Hills Cop is the PERFECT action/comedy Cop movie!
Sometimes you should just make one good movie and let it be. People can look back on it fondly, buy a dvd or watch it on streaming every so often and it'll bring back good memories. Of course most of the time Hollywood wants to cash in on a popular movies and just milk it to death till it ruins the whole franchise.
Interesting fact the guy who ran the bar in flashdance was in a cut scene where he talks to AF before he headed to Beverly Hills
Bob Gayle and Robert zemeckis, who did Back to the future?
Have stated that they will never be a reboot as long as they live on this franchise.🇬🇧
had no idea there was a third installment, I'll watch it as a murphy fan for completion's sake.
I don't know if I'll say this is Eddie Murphy's greatest franchise. I think The Nutty Professor earns that, but Beverly hills cop is an essential '80s movie. You can't mention that era without mentioning that movie. I liked it because for the time it was completely different. A completely different take on the action cop genre and help put the action comedy/ buddy comedy genre on the map
BHC II is my favorite in the series due to Tony Scott's style and direction.
I love ❤️ Beverly Hills Cop and love its sequel. I don't hate III but it's nowhere compared to the other two; but I still enjoy it. 😉
I think Beverly Hills Cop AND 48Hrs are both brilliant films that show off Eddy at his Peak!
Though i think Another 48hrs is a better sequel than BHC 2. Though I always thought the latter wasn't too bad. But definitely didn't live up to the 1st one.
As a Sequel, BHC2 is very well made; from the plethora of the plugs and callbacks.
BHC 1: a classic. BHC 2: a fantastic movie with some great cinematography. BHC 3: Disney, with too much input from Eddie and shouldn't have been made.
37:08 That's always what I felt was wrong about Cop 3. Axel Foley wasn't a wise-ass anymore.
Ronny Cox was ‘Bogomil’ by the way. These vids are so much better when they’re narrated by people who love the subject.
22:24
@@derrickburwell7777Bobomill?
They're all good to me. 2, 1, 3 is my order but they're all in the 90s as far as scores.
Just released if they don't do it with this Netflix one beverly Hills cop 5 should have victors son come back as the villain for revenge
i like the third movie. sure it's the weakest, but i don't think it's bad. the main reason it was different was because it was a 90's movie at that point, and it feels like one. while the others still feel like 80's movies.
1984 was the first of the 3 great years. The height of western civilization.
It's been downhill ever since.
in 1987 we got Predator. Pretty quick to write off the 80's there.
BILLEEEE!!!
3:28 Daniel Petrie Jr looks like a mashup of William Shatner and Radio DJ Chris Evans
Trading Places is arguably a _superfluous_ film, for Eddie had already had his break with both SNL and 48 Hrs. The retelling of The Prince and The Pauper did result in Dan Aykroyd finally leaving the shadow of John Belushi.
Looking forward to BHC: Axle Foley this summer.
No way I'm watching 4. I won't let Hollywood pull the football again
Did you know that a script for part 4 was done in the 90s when Eddie Murphy travels to London for a case , sir Sean Connery was cast too , but the budget was to expensive and the idea was scrapped
I must be psychic. I just watched the first one the other night. I forgot Jonathan Banks was the bad guy.
How many videos can you make on the same movie?
Awesome overview of this franchise! What’s the name of the song that starts at 5:23?
The Netflix movie will bury everything
to think, this film could never be made today.
The original Beverly hills cop is the best but part 2 was good Tony Scott brought a MTV style to it
looking forward to the 4th one but this not at the pictures
Richard Pryor woulda been amazing too. Luckily, he had his own vehicles.
I have to say i enjoyed BHC 2. I agree it's not as good as the first but it has its own charm, Never saw 3. I like alien over aliens. Aliens was good as an action flick but watching the xenomorph in a pure horror setting just seems..right.
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Ya after ya guys tried to dog the series a little a few vids back and the comments started coming for ya makes sense to revisit ha.
"I'm the pool cleaner"
Bruv there are no goodbyes. Hollywood has given up on originals. the movie going public simply will not show up for them. i don't care how much they claim to hate reboots, remakes and sequels. they piss all over originals even if they are based on established works. Every movie that made more then $5 in profit over the last 30 years is going to be remade, rebooted or get a sequel in the next few years. i will keep saying it until somebody listens, the girl in the spiders web was one of the best movies of the last 15 years period! if you disagree then watch it 30 times like i have and come back. As far as BHC 1-3? one was 4 out of 5 stars. two was 3 out of 5 stars. three was 0 out of 5 stars. Part three was soulless and lifeless and thankfully even eddie murphy was ashamed of himself for making that movie.
May 1987 was the release date part 2
I liked BHC2. More comedy would have been nice but I love a good chase shoot ‘em up movie.
Not common Info: black noir was supposed to be the start on this movie
BHC never delivered on it's concept.
A perfect double bill is BHC and BHC2.
"Bobamill"? 😂
I just got thrown through a f*cking window!!!!
If you adjust for inflation, 284 million in 1984 is around 2,5 BILLION today. I suspect that, the Matrix sequel in 2004, when adjusted for inflation, does not supercede this movie in profits.
48hrs is better, it's not as cheesy
Not first !
And nothing intelligent 🧠 to say or add to the conversation !. Sad 😔 really.....
@@alancrisp1582 Same could be said about you lol
The original had a gritty, real-world feel to it, as if you were watching much of Axl's world through binoculars. The sequels would have benefited from directors from a documentary background, like Friedkin or Mann, as the sequels looked too polished, over-lit, and over-planned compared to the original. The sequels lacked the spontaneous aspect. Far less love and care went into the sequels, and the objective of the second film seemed more of a cash grab rather than a labor of love. The third film as made to solely keep the franchise and flagging career of Eddie Murphy alive. The headspace of Murphy during the third installment wasn't in a good place, which was clearly reflected in the finished film.
Do your respect. Sylvester Stallone is NOT Italian.
ratioed again!
Is this a joblo original or a repeat, re-packaged to look like an original...can you stop doing this.