80s movies didn't just feature songs that were once hits in the past. They made NEW hit songs FOR the movies, and the movies made HITS out of the songs! Beverly Hills Cop was LOADED. "The Heat Is On' - Glenn Frey (#2) "Neutron Dance" - The Pointer Sisters (#6) "Axel F" - Harold Faltermeyer (#3) "Stir It Up" and "New Attitude" - Patti Labelle (#41 and #17)
Because of the recognition won by his work here, Bronson Pinchot was soon hired to be in a sitcom called "Perfect Strangers" that gained wide popularity. He and his co-star, Mark Lynn-Baker remain friends. I heard a podcast interview with him once, and not only was he very witty, but he struck me as a very charming and down-to-earth person as well.
Back To The Future Beverly Hills Cop Footloose Fame Ghostbusters Top Gun The Goonies Rocky Young Guns II Eddie and the Cruisers Flashdance (many more) all had hit songs. And all the movies recently have hit songs too....but they're songs from the '60s through the '90s.
Coming to America and Beverly Hills cop 2 are a must watch from Eddie Murphy, also his live stand up specials Delirious and Raw are amazing. He even has an 80s hit record Party all the time with Rick James
Glad you watched this. I like 2 even more. Eddie was also good in The Golden Child which haven't seen anyone react to yet. Coming to America & Trading Places are a must.
8:15 Bronson PInchot. He was amazing and really funny on the tv show "Perfect Strangers", which is what he's best known from. He played Balki Bartokomous. A farmer and sheepherder from the fictional Mediterranean island of Mepos who comes to America to live with his cousin Larry in Chicago. It's my favorite show of the late 80s/early 90s.
That’s awesome! I’ve definitely heard of Perfect Strangers and the character Balki! I think I must have seen caught some episodes on tv when I was little!
the coolest thing about this movie is the fact that axel's gun is realistic in the sense that he fires the correct amount of bullets and reloads. even the jonh wick movies aren't that accurate.
Eddie was on fire back in the day; he was the man. (Not like Richard Pryor on fire, just hitting all all cylinders kinda on fire) This soundtrack was on constant replay in 84! Great stuff. Beverly Hills Cop 2 is definitely worth watching. 48 Hours, Trading Places, Coming to America are all excellent too.
Thank you for covering this Absolute Classic. 😃👍 I was eleven when this came out and I'm sure I've watched it at least a hundred times. One of Eddie Murphy's best movies (and that's saying a lot). 🤩
Eddie Murphy: regular cast member of Saturday Night Live, 48 Hours, Trading Places, Eddie Murphy Raw (standup comedy), The Golden Child, Coming to America, Dolemite is My Name
Such a fun movie. If you enjoyed this, Martin Brest (director) directed another movie with a similar tone in 1988 called Midnight Run starring Robert Deniro, Charles Grodin, and John Ashton (Taggart from this film). It's a great movie, hilarious at times, and a serious at times tone also, like this film. Great reaction, Tara! Your laughing like Foley was hilarious. 🤣
We called that type of police car a gumball machine. That tough Detroit police lieutenant really was a tough Detroit police lieutenant. He was spotted by the casting director who insisted he play the part. He later was on Detroit city council, and ran unsuccessfully for mayor.
Thanks for reacting to this one, this was one of my favorite movies growing up. In fact, the name of my band is Taggart. Also, thanks for giving up on editing out the curse words, they really add a lot. I don’t know why YT reactors edit out the curse words when they don’t have to.
Part Two is a great movie too. Watch that one too. :-) Judge Reinhold (Rosewood) is such a good "pure innocent guy" actor. Watch Ruthless People because he's great in that, and the rest of the cast is name actors too.
Hi Tara. 🙂 Since no one else has said anything, I thought I might mention that Zack, the guy who killed Axl’s friend whom he also killed, was played by Jonathan Banks, better known as Mike from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
@@TaraTunesIn All good. Thanks for the reply. Sometimes I just feel compelled to get thoughts out. I’m one of those movie nerds that knows everyone who’s in that movie, who was in this movie with that girl who was a child actress, and now has a daughter who is an actress on that show on Netflix etc etc. that’s me. 🤷♂️ For example: I find it fascinating that I found out that Maya Hawke of Stranger Things is the Daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke. She’s so much like her mother, it’s eerie. If you didn’t know before, you’ll see it. They have the same voice, even.
Eddie in Trading Places would be a great follow up to this, but make sure you watch it before watching Coming to America. It'll make sense when you watch it.
Local police forces in Michigan (the opening scenes were set in Detroit) now use the regular "Mars bars"), but the State Trooper vehicles all still use the single "cherry top" light. In most areas of the US, the 'cherry top" light went out of use by the mid-late '60s.
THIS AND SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE IS HOW I GREW up knowing Eddie Murphy, there is a huge difference between eddie then and eddie now. Now he's more known for Shrek.
I was about four when I saw this and the second one and I loved them so much. I have the soundtracks for both on cassette in my car, and I do tend to drive a bit quick when certain songs came on. 😁 Also around the 19:57 mark there is a wild Delorean. 😄
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/Lisa Eilbacher played Segar in "An Officer and a Gentleman" HINT HINT 5. Maitland/ Steven Berkoff is one of the best bad guys ever!😁 He also played the Soviet Colonel in Rambo II.
The theme music you are talking about was one of only a couple songs from shows or movies to become popular enough to actually chart and hit the radio, Miami Vice theme and The Real American Hero theme also made a big enough splash to hit the radio
Some of the music is specifically for the movie -- what you were listening to is from Harold Faultebermeyer. I think this is was what he is most remembered for.
4:14 Blessings for complimenting the soundtrack. 🙏 The main theme is "Axel F" by Harold Faltermeyer and it was my favourite tune for quite a while back in the 80's. 🤘
This song was made for this movie. It is called Axel F. Synthesizers became a big deal in the 80s which why 80s movies have that different soundtrack sound. I still have my Sony version I got when I was a wee person in elementary., about when Back to the Future came out.
This is really Eddie Murphy at his finest. 48 Hours and Trading places are okay, Coming To America and Golden Child are okay too. I would watch Shrek and Mulan before watching those other 4 though. Great reaction to the movie. The song is Axel F. and was written for the movie, but is a song in it's own right from the movie soundtrack. It reached #1 on a number of charts, but the movie is FULL of great 80s music. Neutron Dance by The Pointer Sisters, The Heat is On by Glenn Frey and a bunch of others. Height of 80's kick butt soundtrack songs.
Gilbert Hill, the man that played Axels boss in this movie, really was a detective and later became the chief of police for the Detroit Police Department. After Beverly Hills Cop he went on to become a Detroit City Councilman
Rosewood mentions about the ending of Butch Cassidy when they are at Maitland's house. Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid, 1969, starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford I think is a movie you would really enjoy. Kind of a comedic western and based on a true story.
Great reaction! This is one of my favourite 5 movies. I strongly recommend you watch the sequel, which I love almost as much. I was born in 1980, and was just a kid when I first saw Beverly Hills Cop on its UK tv premier in about 1986/87, but I instantly loved it.
@@TaraTunesIn "Robocop", "Total Recall", and a particularly memorable episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, titled "The Gift", just off the top of my head.
18:24 - The actors improvised much of their lines and in this scene, everyone had trouble getting through it because they couldn't stop laughing and breaking character. If you look closely, John Ashton (Taggart on the right) is pinching his face to keep from laughing and Judge Reinhold (Rosewood on the left) was pinching his thigh through his pocket to keep his composure. If you enjoyed this, the sequel (BHC II) has action and comedy that are dialed up to 11 as it was created by the Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer clan (they made Top Gun).
Eddie Murphy was supposed to be the 4th Ghost Buster, but this was more of a leading role so he took it instead. He was on SNL with Dan Akroyd and Bill Murray which is why they wanted him in GB.
NOT A "MOVIE" but you should see Eddie Murphy's "Raw"... It's his Stand up Routine... and "could NOT be made today".... But you'll laugh your Wazoo off! BHC 2 was a Great Sequel with Axel, Taggert, Rosewood and Bogelmill returning! The 3rd was too campy for me, though. "48 hours" and it's sequel are good as well. The Song is by Harold Faltemeyer called "Axel F". Lisa Eilbacher was truly an under utilized Actress during the 80's. She was in Several Big Name Movies back then, but only in Supporting Roles.
Raw was a movie. It was a concert movie. They're rare, but do exist. Richard Pryor had 3, Martin Lawrence had one. Raw was a follow up to his HBO special "Delirious". But I get what you're saying. It's not a traditional movie with a plot.
During the stakeout, when Billy tells Taggart about the red meat, Reinhold said he was directed to play the scene like Rosewood was a nagging wife and they were an old married couple.
I LOVE Second Sight, but it's a movie of it's time and it helps to be a Balki Bartokomous , because of it's silliness. I really don't think it would hold up, for a first time watcher, today.
Nothing to do with anything, but I was so surprised to see your joint efforts with Jen Murray. I’ve been a sub of hers for a long time…… sisters!!!!! OMG!!! Beautiful!!! No wonder I like you both!!
Loll it’s true I am working on some RUclips shorts.. they’ll show how we have reacted to a lot of the same movies on our channels without seeing one another’s reaction to it, we do and say a lot of the same things lol It’s funny to compare them
@@TaraTunesIn With both of you, it's really like we are watching with you. You look to the camera like you are looking at us. You are more analytical; you try to guess what is happening next more than Jen -she gets more emotionally involved in the characters.
Hi Tara 👍🏼 Cool that you liked Beverly Hills cops 1.❤️👏🇨🇦.I get the same reaction as you 👍🏼👀👍🏾 i also start laughing like Eddie after this movie ha ha ha ha 👍🏼❤️ and it take 2 days to get of that Eddie laugh.. i am Jealous on you because u have still B.H.C 2 to look on cant wait to you get that movie its same style and very good 👍🏼👀 THX Tara👍🏼👀 for a wonderful reaction on B.H.C.1 🇸🇪❤️🇨🇦❤️🇸🇪
I grew up on Murphy with his debut on Saturday Night Live. Loved him & loved Judge Reinhold since his debut in "Fast Times At Ridgemont High", but this 1 landed with a thud for me! Guess I was spoiled, cause SNL, his stand-up specials, & his debut in "48 Hours" & his follow-up, "Trading Places" were all 10 out of 10! I know people love this, so it's my loss. I really need to re-visit it because I don't remember a single scene. Here to hit the "like" for the algorithm. The above mentioned, if haven't seen, are all must-see classics you might wanna add to your list? & I'll hopefully see you for the next one, friend! You're doing great! Keep it up! ✌😎❤
Top Eddie Murphy films (Besides Beverly Hills Cop) : 48 hours, Shrek, Coming to America, Trading Places and Distinguished Gentleman. Nutty Proffessor are good, funny definately worth watching when you need simple laughs but I am not sure if its worthy reacting...
I was a pre-teen and teenager in the 80s, and it is still the best decade ever, only followed by the 70s... in my opinion. I loved this movie, and my friends and I watched it in the theater and several times on VHS. The sequel is just as good, maybe even better in a couple ways. The third one is worth watching, but not great.
Other Eddie Murphy films: Beverly Hills Cop 2 (obviously) Beverly Hills Cop 3 (not as good as the first 2, but still good) 48hrs & Another 48hrs Trading Places The Golden Child Coming to America Harlem Nights Boomerang Nutty Professor 1 & 2
Coming to America one and two and Trading Places are great ones! #DanAkroyd and #JamieLeeCurtis in one #ArsenealHall and #WesleySnipes in the others. Forgive me if I misspelled any of their names! 😆
Beverly Hills Cop 2 is just as good. Also Trading Places.
yes
80s movies didn't just feature songs that were once hits in the past. They made NEW hit songs FOR the movies, and the movies made HITS out of the songs! Beverly Hills Cop was LOADED.
"The Heat Is On' - Glenn Frey (#2)
"Neutron Dance" - The Pointer Sisters (#6)
"Axel F" - Harold Faltermeyer (#3)
"Stir It Up" and "New Attitude" - Patti Labelle (#41 and #17)
Eddie murphy is great in every film he stars in.
Tara! Bronson Pinchot, the guy at the art gallery, did a lot of improvised stuff with Murphy. He's always been funny too. "Don't be stupid!" :)
Because of the recognition won by his work here, Bronson Pinchot was soon hired to be in a sitcom called "Perfect Strangers" that gained wide popularity. He and his co-star, Mark Lynn-Baker remain friends. I heard a podcast interview with him once, and not only was he very witty, but he struck me as a very charming and down-to-earth person as well.
Such a great movie! The eighty’s movies had the greatest soundtracks! Eddie was king back then!
Back To The Future
Beverly Hills Cop
Footloose
Fame
Ghostbusters
Top Gun
The Goonies
Rocky
Young Guns II
Eddie and the Cruisers
Flashdance
(many more) all had hit songs.
And all the movies recently have hit songs too....but they're songs from the '60s through the '90s.
Coming to America and Beverly Hills cop 2 are a must watch from Eddie Murphy, also his live stand up specials Delirious and Raw are amazing. He even has an 80s hit record Party all the time with Rick James
Glad you watched this. I like 2 even more. Eddie was also good in The Golden Child which haven't seen anyone react to yet. Coming to America & Trading Places are a must.
I LOVE Coming To America. Louie Anderson was hilarious as the fast food guy trying to get promoted to Lettuce Slicer.
Best Eddie Murphy movie ever, that's why I have this movie, and the soundtrack is off the charts. This was Eddie Murphy's role ever.
8:15 Bronson PInchot. He was amazing and really funny on the tv show "Perfect Strangers", which is what he's best known from. He played Balki Bartokomous. A farmer and sheepherder from the fictional Mediterranean island of Mepos who comes to America to live with his cousin Larry in Chicago. It's my favorite show of the late 80s/early 90s.
That’s awesome! I’ve definitely heard of Perfect Strangers and the character Balki! I think I must have seen caught some episodes on tv when I was little!
"Blazing Saddles"(1974)
"Caddyshack" (1980)
"Uncle Buck" (1989)
"The Happytime Murders" (2018)
I've watched the happy time murders that's a funny ass movie with alot of suspense
7:34 When Axel walks past the two guys in the red and black "leather" outfits and laughs. Eddie wore very similar outfits in his comedy shows.
the coolest thing about this movie is the fact that axel's gun is realistic in the sense that he fires the correct amount of bullets and reloads. even the jonh wick movies aren't that accurate.
Eddie was on fire back in the day; he was the man. (Not like Richard Pryor on fire, just hitting all all cylinders kinda on fire) This soundtrack was on constant replay in 84! Great stuff. Beverly Hills Cop 2 is definitely worth watching. 48 Hours, Trading Places, Coming to America are all excellent too.
Thank you for covering this Absolute Classic. 😃👍
I was eleven when this came out and I'm sure I've watched it at least a hundred times.
One of Eddie Murphy's best movies (and that's saying a lot). 🤩
TARA: "There were so many of them. One of them could have opened the door."
ME: 'Yep, she's definitely Canadian.'
;-)
😂😂😂you’re so right lol 🇨🇦
@@TaraTunesIn Seriously, that was hilarious!!! 😂😂 Classic.
I'm imagining that scene with Canadian thugs. Throw him through the glass then go "Oop sorry!" 😀🍁🏒
Eddie Murphy: regular cast member of Saturday Night Live, 48 Hours, Trading Places, Eddie Murphy Raw (standup comedy), The Golden Child, Coming to America, Dolemite is My Name
Such a fun movie. If you enjoyed this, Martin Brest (director) directed another movie with a similar tone in 1988 called Midnight Run starring Robert Deniro, Charles Grodin, and John Ashton (Taggart from this film). It's a great movie, hilarious at times, and a serious at times tone also, like this film.
Great reaction, Tara! Your laughing like Foley was hilarious. 🤣
Lol thanks so much!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!!
Love Midnight Run. Great movie....first comedy I saw with DeNiro and he pulled it off so well.
We called that type of police car a gumball machine.
That tough Detroit police lieutenant really was a tough Detroit police lieutenant. He was spotted by the casting director who insisted he play the part. He later was on Detroit city council, and ran unsuccessfully for mayor.
The song is by Herbie Hancock and is called Axel. There was a resurgence of the song a while back when someone used in a video with a flying frog.
Thanks for reacting to this one, this was one of my favorite movies growing up. In fact, the name of my band is Taggart. Also, thanks for giving up on editing out the curse words, they really add a lot. I don’t know why YT reactors edit out the curse words when they don’t have to.
Part Two is a great movie too. Watch that one too. :-)
Judge Reinhold (Rosewood) is such a good "pure innocent guy" actor. Watch Ruthless People because he's great in that, and the rest of the cast is name actors too.
Hi Tara. 🙂
Since no one else has said anything, I thought I might mention that Zack, the guy who killed Axl’s friend whom he also killed, was played by Jonathan Banks, better known as Mike from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
I did recognize him from the series, even though I didn’t mention it out loud!
Thanks for the info!
@@TaraTunesIn All good. Thanks for the reply.
Sometimes I just feel compelled to get thoughts out.
I’m one of those movie nerds that knows everyone who’s in that movie, who was in this movie with that girl who was a child actress, and now has a daughter who is an actress on that show on Netflix etc etc. that’s me. 🤷♂️
For example:
I find it fascinating that I found out that Maya Hawke of Stranger Things is the Daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke. She’s so much like her mother, it’s eerie. If you didn’t know before, you’ll see it.
They have the same voice, even.
Eddie in Trading Places would be a great follow up to this, but make sure you watch it before watching Coming to America. It'll make sense when you watch it.
Harold Faltermeyer - Axel F. This song is fantastically iconic!
Local police forces in Michigan (the opening scenes were set in Detroit) now use the regular "Mars bars"), but the State Trooper vehicles all still use the single "cherry top" light. In most areas of the US, the 'cherry top" light went out of use by the mid-late '60s.
In the 80s, the soundtracks were as big or even bigger than the movies, and almost always ended up in the Top 40s charts.
THIS AND SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE IS HOW I GREW up knowing Eddie Murphy, there is a huge difference between eddie then and eddie now. Now he's more known for Shrek.
I was about four when I saw this and the second one and I loved them so much. I have the soundtracks for both on cassette in my car, and I do tend to drive a bit quick when certain songs came on. 😁
Also around the 19:57 mark there is a wild Delorean. 😄
Oh nice!!! Haha I love that you called it a “wild delorean” that’s awesome 😂
Hey Tara. Great movie. Eddie Murphy was also a stand up comedian as well as was part of the Saturday Night Live cast back in the day
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/Lisa Eilbacher played Segar in "An Officer and a Gentleman" HINT HINT
5. Maitland/ Steven Berkoff is one of the best bad guys ever!😁 He also played the Soviet Colonel in Rambo II.
The theme music you are talking about was one of only a couple songs from shows or movies to become popular enough to actually chart and hit the radio, Miami Vice theme and The Real American Hero theme also made a big enough splash to hit the radio
Some of the music is specifically for the movie -- what you were listening to is from Harold Faultebermeyer. I think this is was what he is most remembered for.
Thanks! for another fun reaction Video Tara.
4:14 Blessings for complimenting the soundtrack. 🙏
The main theme is "Axel F" by Harold Faltermeyer and it was my favourite tune for quite a while back in the 80's. 🤘
80's movies has the best soundtracks of any decade. The fashion on the other hand...
This song was made for this movie. It is called Axel F. Synthesizers became a big deal in the 80s which why 80s movies have that different soundtrack sound. I still have my Sony version I got when I was a wee person in elementary., about when Back to the Future came out.
This is really Eddie Murphy at his finest. 48 Hours and Trading places are okay, Coming To America and Golden Child are okay too. I would watch Shrek and Mulan before watching those other 4 though.
Great reaction to the movie. The song is Axel F. and was written for the movie, but is a song in it's own right from the movie soundtrack. It reached #1 on a number of charts, but the movie is FULL of great 80s music. Neutron Dance by The Pointer Sisters, The Heat is On by Glenn Frey and a bunch of others. Height of 80's kick butt soundtrack songs.
Also unrelated Axel F got remade by Crazy Frog and became a meme
Eddie Murphy - Raw
Eddie Murphy - Delirious
Gilbert Hill, the man that played Axels boss in this movie, really was a detective and later became the chief of police for the Detroit Police Department. After Beverly Hills Cop he went on to become a Detroit City Councilman
Oh awesome!!! He was very good!
@@TaraTunesIn I agree. I thought he pulled it off quite well. But you must be Beverly Hills Cop 2, feel free to skip 3.
Rosewood mentions about the ending of Butch Cassidy when they are at Maitland's house. Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid, 1969, starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford I think is a movie you would really enjoy. Kind of a comedic western and based on a true story.
you need to explore at least the first few episodes of Perfect Strangers (Mark Lynn Baker and Bronson Pinchot)
Great reaction! This is one of my favourite 5 movies. I strongly recommend you watch the sequel, which I love almost as much. I was born in 1980, and was just a kid when I first saw Beverly Hills Cop on its UK tv premier in about 1986/87, but I instantly loved it.
I feel like this is the only film/franchise I've ever seen Ronny Cox (Lt. Bogomil) play a likeable character. Usually he plays a world-class jerk.
Really! What else was he in?
@@TaraTunesIn "Robocop", "Total Recall", and a particularly memorable episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, titled "The Gift", just off the top of my head.
Yessssss !!
The 80's were hella killer !!
Love those "Thriller jackets in the 80's.
Lisa Eilbacher also had an important if minor role in "An Officer and a Gentleman"
Adorable and fantastic reactions are my weakness!!!🙂🙂🙂
Aww 🤗🤗
18:24 - The actors improvised much of their lines and in this scene, everyone had trouble getting through it because they couldn't stop laughing and breaking character. If you look closely, John Ashton (Taggart on the right) is pinching his face to keep from laughing and Judge Reinhold (Rosewood on the left) was pinching his thigh through his pocket to keep his composure.
If you enjoyed this, the sequel (BHC II) has action and comedy that are dialed up to 11 as it was created by the Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer clan (they made Top Gun).
Eddie Murphy was supposed to be the 4th Ghost Buster, but this was more of a leading role so he took it instead. He was on SNL with Dan Akroyd and Bill Murray which is why they wanted him in GB.
NOT A "MOVIE" but you should see Eddie Murphy's "Raw"... It's his Stand up Routine... and "could NOT be made today".... But you'll laugh your Wazoo off!
BHC 2 was a Great Sequel with Axel, Taggert, Rosewood and Bogelmill returning! The 3rd was too campy for me, though. "48 hours" and it's sequel are good as well.
The Song is by Harold Faltemeyer called "Axel F".
Lisa Eilbacher was truly an under utilized Actress during the 80's. She was in Several Big Name Movies back then, but only in Supporting Roles.
Raw was a movie. It was a concert movie. They're rare, but do exist. Richard Pryor had 3, Martin Lawrence had one. Raw was a follow up to his HBO special "Delirious". But I get what you're saying. It's not a traditional movie with a plot.
It could be made today, but probably wouldn't be shown in theatres. It would be on Netflix or distributed independently.
Recognise the hotel employee who gives him the bananas? Damon Wayans.
I think I would love watching movies with you. You are WAY MORE EXCITING than the movie. Best reaction ever!!! 😀
Aw!! Thanks Paul! That’s such a nice compliment!!!
"Trading places " I can see -- I have legs
From what I remember of the 80's, I think it was a lot of fun... ; )
You know it was a good decade when you can't really remember much of it. 😉
😂
Mr. Fader, you sure do ask a lot of stupid questions for a guy from New Jersey😂
During the stakeout, when Billy tells Taggart about the red meat, Reinhold said he was directed to play the scene like Rosewood was a nagging wife and they were an old married couple.
That totally came through
I love Eddie's Bruce Lee impression. Everytime he does a action scene.
He said that in his mind he is doing his Bruce Lee impression
Hahaha awesome!
Usually the undercover cops have a magnetic single light that they put on the top of the car when they pull people over
Second Sight 1989 comedy movie starring Bronson Pinchot (Serge) and John Larroquette is very much worth a watch.
I LOVE Second Sight, but it's a movie of it's time and it helps to be a Balki Bartokomous , because of it's silliness. I really don't think it would hold up, for a first time watcher, today.
There's an entire soundtrack for this movie (and it's pretty good). There's another movie (and another soundtrack).
😎👍 Another really funny Eddie Murphy movie: "Bowfinger" (1999).
Great reaction as always 😀
Trading Places is an excellent Eddie Murphy movie, but for me nothing beats Mr. Church.
The music is Axel F by Harold Faultermayer and was for this film
I was born in the 80's it was beautiful
Awesome!! I was born in the 80s too! :)
Hi Tara I'm new to subscribing to your channel Beverly Hills cop gets better everytime you watch them 🙂
Hi Andy!! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!!!
@@TaraTunesIn ❤️
this movie is so much fun.
Nothing to do with anything, but I was so surprised to see your joint efforts with Jen Murray. I’ve been a sub of hers for a long time…… sisters!!!!! OMG!!! Beautiful!!! No wonder I like you both!!
It's fun when, every now and then, you see a shared mannerism they have.
Aw yay!!! I’m so glad people are enjoying the sister reaction!! We will have to do more it was so much fun :)
Loll it’s true
I am working on some RUclips shorts.. they’ll show how we have reacted to a lot of the same movies on our channels without seeing one another’s reaction to it, we do and say a lot of the same things lol
It’s funny to compare them
@@TaraTunesIn With both of you, it's really like we are watching with you. You look to the camera like you are looking at us. You are more analytical; you try to guess what is happening next more than Jen -she gets more emotionally involved in the characters.
Hi Tara 👍🏼 Cool that you liked Beverly Hills cops 1.❤️👏🇨🇦.I get the same reaction as you 👍🏼👀👍🏾 i also start laughing like Eddie after this movie ha ha ha ha 👍🏼❤️ and it take 2 days to get of that Eddie laugh.. i am Jealous on you because u have still B.H.C 2 to look on cant wait to you get that movie its same style and very good 👍🏼👀 THX Tara👍🏼👀 for a wonderful reaction on B.H.C.1 🇸🇪❤️🇨🇦❤️🇸🇪
LITTLE crush? Oh, I predict after seeing Harlem Nights there'll be nothing little about it. He is VERY smooth.
😂
Such a cool soundtrack! 🙂🎶
yes this song is from this movie
Beverly Hills Cop 2 is good is good and 3 is great comedic fun
part2 is even more fun ! 8)
I grew up on Murphy with his debut on Saturday Night Live. Loved him & loved Judge Reinhold since his debut in "Fast Times At Ridgemont High", but this 1 landed with a thud for me! Guess I was spoiled, cause SNL, his stand-up specials, & his debut in "48 Hours" & his follow-up, "Trading Places" were all 10 out of 10! I know people love this, so it's my loss. I really need to re-visit it because I don't remember a single scene. Here to hit the "like" for the algorithm. The above mentioned, if haven't seen, are all must-see classics you might wanna add to your list? & I'll hopefully see you for the next one, friend! You're doing great! Keep it up!
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Thanks so much for the compliment! And for the great suggestions! :)
Trading Places with Eddie and Dan Ackroyd is not only good but it's also a Xmas/New Year's movie...
I know :) I’m reacting to it for New Years :)
Top Eddie Murphy films (Besides Beverly Hills Cop) : 48 hours, Shrek, Coming to America, Trading Places and Distinguished Gentleman. Nutty Proffessor are good, funny definately worth watching when you need simple laughs but I am not sure if its worthy reacting...
The thing with the red leather outfit and why he laughed is because he used to wear that outfit.
Great movie Love your reaction
Beverly Hills Cop 2 is even better
police in michigan still use that style of light on the car
I was a pre-teen and teenager in the 80s, and it is still the best decade ever, only followed by the 70s... in my opinion. I loved this movie, and my friends and I watched it in the theater and several times on VHS. The sequel is just as good, maybe even better in a couple ways. The third one is worth watching, but not great.
The nutty professor and dr. Dolittle are pretty good 🙂
Oh and .... He's donkey from Shrek
A great Eddie Murphy movie is "48 hours".
Part two is pretty good too.
Other Eddie Murphy films:
Beverly Hills Cop 2 (obviously)
Beverly Hills Cop 3 (not as good as the first 2, but still good)
48hrs & Another 48hrs
Trading Places
The Golden Child
Coming to America
Harlem Nights
Boomerang
Nutty Professor 1 & 2
*Beverly Hills Cop 2* is even better imo, and his first movie role, *48 Hrs.* is good too, although not a comedy. His best may be *Trading Places.*
Beverly Hills Cop 2, 48 Hrs., Trading Places and Coming To America are must sees
Nutty professor is quite funny
Aesome reaction, Tara
Omg u could check out BH Cop 2, nutty professor 1&2, coming to America.
Coming to America one and two and Trading Places are great ones! #DanAkroyd and #JamieLeeCurtis in one #ArsenealHall and #WesleySnipes in the others. Forgive me if I misspelled any of their names! 😆
Tara there is a music video of the theme called Axel F , i think by some artist on mtv
Yup.
You should check out the Golden Child with Eddie Murphy.
Fun movie! 🔍
You would have a great time reacting to Coming to America. And the song is called Axel F 😉
Very good movie and so is the 2nd one
Hi Tara, I thought that I'd give some of your reactions a rewatch. I hope that you're keeping well?
Hey there! I’m very well thanks!! I appreciate the rewatches!!!
@@TaraTunesIn My pleasure, I'll do some more this week.
the banana man is played by
Damon Wayans