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Similarly to the first movie, mostly a completely unremarkable buddy cop procedural/actioner plot hijacked by two dueling creative personalities: Eddie Murphy’s mercilessly unrestrained, seemingly endless hyper-active impression riffing no matter the context of the scene (which Brest had more skill for incorporating into the charming relaxed hangout vibes) and Tony Scott’s over-stylized 80s post-Top Gun/Miami Vice pop music video aesthetic frenzy of color and destruction that he plays for mostly straight and crudely macho action movie thrills. You can tell right away from all the ominous synths and stylish slow-motion inserts of that opening heist followed by the suiting up montage where Murphy is reintroduced looking like he’s just walked off the set of a Ferrari commercial that we’re in…
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One of the most ego-driven, indifferently-produced films in the history of the medium and a stunning artifact of its time, both of which are indicated in its first few minutes by A) Brigitte Nielsen; B) a shot of Eddie Murphy in a Speedo with his production company credit directly over his dick, and C) Axel Foley being totally awesome driving a $67,000 Italian luxury sportscar through Detroit Motor City. Generally plotless, obnoxious with violence, frequently offensive, and packed with wildly stupid shtick absolutely nobody would fall for, it contains the foundational DNA of future masterpiece BAD BOYS II. I adore this movie.
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eddie murphy’s laugh is enough to strike fear into the hearts of his enemies
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I say this every time I watch a Tony Scott movie but I miss Tony Scott.
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Rotten Tomatoes: 49% Metacritic Metascore: 46 IMDB: 6.6 62/100 Axel Foley:”Yo man, we gotta talk, seriously. Who do you think you are, Clint Eastwood? Dirty Rosewood?” Beverly Hills Cop 2 feels like a classic case of a sequel trying to go bigger without necessarily going better. Eddie Murphy is still entertaining as Axel Foley, but I noticed his performance this time seems more focused on big laughs and showboating rather than the natural charm that made him so likable in the first film. He still has some great moments, but something feels a bit off. Release Date: 20 May 1987 Distributor: Paramount, Eddie Murphy Productions Budget: $27M Worldwide Gross: $299.9M OSCAR Nominations: 1 Total Film Awards: 6 The direction by…
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This one is all about Judge Reinhold. Judge Reinhold doing his Judge Reinhold faces, Judge Reinhold doing his Judge Reinhold voices, Judge Reinhold with his big guns, Judge Reinhold doing his Judge Reinhold laughing, Judge Reinhold driving a cement truck while reminding me of that truck scene with Robert Patrick in T2, Judge Reinhold doing his Judge Reinhold poses, Judge Reinhold: the film.
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Action!: The Scott Brothers – 80s Never Dies With Tony At The Helm Behold! The epitome of what comes to mind when you think of a sequel. A much bigger, louder, dumber, but also less effective follow up to the original. Having heard so many negative things about this I don’t believe they are totally warranted since, even though it doesn’t quite hit the mark like the first one and the excess does work against it more than for it, it’s still an enjoyable movie. Even though not all jokes land, Murphy still managed to tickle my funny bone and make me chuckle here and there. The villains aren’t bad, but I was bothered by their name because it sounded…
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Axel Foley: Good cop and even better excuse for Eddie Murphy to add impressions and sketch characters to an action movie.
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I like how the theme song plays every time Axel Foley does something cool, and that happens at least once every ten minutes (this is not a complaint)
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Holy character development billy
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Marginally funnier than the first but somehow WAY more predictable and the narrative is extremely boring at times. Otherwise Eddie Murphy is still my GOAT 🔥 6.1/10
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80s Action Ranked “Fuck Rambo!” Not nearly as great as the first one but still a solid 80s action comedy. I miss this Eddie Murphy. Rosewood is fucking unhinged in this one!
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Wow even better than the first. Shout out Billy , awesome character development
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Buon sequel. Si difende bene.
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“Would you lighten up and take some risk!”
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Great sequel. Murphy in another classic.
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Totally charming, totally unnecessary sequel that basically rehashes the first one but hey it does a pretty good job of that. Most of the time you wish you were just watching the original but there were a few good flourishes. Love that they decided to make Billy a weirdo, more sequels should just be weird.
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very good! Lots of obvious mistakes with the cars though hahaha, liked the 1st one more
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It was ok. Mostly a rehash of the original
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‘Don’t think, Axel! It makes my dick itch.’
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Beverly Hills Cop 2 does what every sequel should, it takes everything from the first film and turns it up a notch, bigger set piece’s and action sequences, but that’s also why I don’t think it lives up to the heights of the first film, Don’t get me wrong it’s still a massively enjoyable film and is really well made, in fact it is more or less on par with the first film, I just think there’s to much of…
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axel f the og troller
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Le 1 est plus drôle
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Not quite as good as the first, but still a really solid, fun movie.
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RRon Jimenez 8 月 13, 2026
Eddie Murphy and Tony Scott is an odd pairing. Two of my favorite flavors that don’t always entirely work together, at least not at this stage of their respective careers. I still have more fun with this than not, even if it feels like they were making it up as they went along a lot of the time. Too bad Ronny Cox was busy filming RoboCop for most of the production but I love RoboCop so it’s okay.
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Not as good as the first but still fab
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Uncredited actor: the tons of cocaine.
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Not as fun as the first but Eddie Murphy just playing Eddie Murphy is always fun to watch 60/100
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“Don’t think, Axel! It makes my dick twitch!”
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Non sapevo i poliziotti potessero sparare alle spalle ai criminali, sparatorie insensate e Murphy che non convince
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Classico action stile anni 80 con un divertente Eddie Murphy, che iniziava a far sentire la sua caratteristica risata… Qui abbiamo anche la ex signora Stallone fra i cattivi, che si vuole di più?
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While the first film, “Beverly Hills Cop”, had a balance of comedy and action, with Eddie Murphy’s charm, the sequel feels like a less inspired copy of the formula. Eddie Murphy is still charismatic, and Axel Foley has some good moments, but the story is pretty banal, and the humor doesn’t have the same spontaneity anymore.
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meh
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Mismo argumento que la anterior y divertida, aunque se repita demasiado lo del jefe chungo y falte la novedad de la primera con el poli de ciudad curtido vs los ingenuos agentes de Beverly Hills. Está bien, pero mejor la primera
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Basically the same as the first. Still a decent watch and very funny. Stupid plot but that’s fine. Good film
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Jjaspiegs 8 月 9, 2026
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The 52 Week Movie Challenge Challenge #33: A sequel Come on, folks! It’s not that bad! Yes, it’s nonsensical, but so was the first film, only there’s more action, more stakes, and more humorous moments. It’s pure silly fun! Axel Foley is his usual reckless, wisecracking self. Eddie Murphy isn’t phoning it in with the comedy here and it feels very natural to me just like in the first film. My GOAT Billy has more of a spotlight this time,…
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The antagonists just didn’t deliver the same as the antagonists in the first movie. Still like Eddie Murphy though.
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Nenhum filme dessa saga é ruim (exceto o último), amo de coração
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Still has some charm just not as memorable, still a fun movie!
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Billy really carried this movie I can’t lie, and as always Axel is a delight but I think they wore out a couple of his bits
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“Hey, man! Take off your glasses. I thought that was you, man! You *almost* got busted, I *did* get busted. I lost my whole investment because of you. Vinnie, what the hell is wrong with you, man? You know I’m a businessman. I got to work!” “What?” “You come inside here a half hour late, and on top of all that you gonna bring the goddamn cop with you, too?” “What you talking cop? He ain’t no cop!” “That’s Dirty…
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Pretty terrible . What a decline in quality compared to the first movie.
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Definitely not as good as the first one, but this is still a fun, cheesy, 80’s action police romp with plenty of funny moments. If you’ve already seen and liked the first one, I’d say it’s worth watching this! It gives you a more of the same at just slightly lower quality 😁
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Es muy muy buena pero no supera a la primera
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Women!
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no puede ser que me haya gustado más que la primera top momentos de esta peli: – la persecución a los malos con una hormigonera – que taggart y rosewood sean los mismos actores – la Terminator referencia que hace rosewood – “fuck rambo” – ponerse a vivir en una casa en obras – lo de los proyectiles de plutonio – el hecho de que me habría descojonado mucho más si la hubiera visto doblada
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Pretty much felt the same about this one as I did the first one. It’s funny and easy to watch. I probably won’t watch the rest though. This doesn’t feel like Tony Scott either.
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“My two favourite bits both centre around Judge. First when he thinks he’s being a slutty little bitch putting on that long jacket, and the second when he genuinely laughs when Eddie Murphy is speaking to Hugh Hefner.” “It means so much to me that they all stayed in touch and go fishing together and have in jokes and lovingly roast each other and that Billy has a tortoise and Axel just picks it up looking for its penis. It…
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Still pretty good compared to the original.
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Literally a remake of the original
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Son rire est mythique !
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Billy is the new Rambo himself
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Bonk
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Avec tout l’amour que je porte à Tony Scott, ça reste un gros film de beauf… J’ai rarement vu autant de culs de femmes dont on ne voyait pas le visage hors de chez Michael Bay et Luc Besson (il pousse la beauferie à mettre Hugh Hefner, le créateur de Playboy dans le film) 😅. Entre ça, le thème de Faltermeyer qui apparaît toutes les 5min et Eddie Murphy qui en fait des caisses, le visionnage m’a été un peu…
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Aquí vacila más y mejor pero Tony Scott flojea un poco con cierto tema que si prestas atención se puede hacer molesto, y digo Tony Scott porque no es su única película con ese problema
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Not as good as the first. Still very enjoyable though.
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I shit on 80s movies a lot but the beverly hills cop movies just do this thing where its like clearly a serious story but packaged in such a feel good movie, i think thats just the Eddie Murphy effect tho.
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The chemistry between the characters was better making it a better movie than the first one
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Nothing’s ever going to capture the magic of the original, but this is still a fun watch.
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For such an amazing film, thoroughly enjoyable and witty I encountered multiple disrespectful comments of the person who I showed this to. This movie is not talked about enough!
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Quirky lil movie
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*gunshots* “Women.” [chuckles]
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Bazookas? The fucking playboy fucking mansion? What more do you need?
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Billy is my spirit animal
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People don’t talk about how good a sequel this movie is but it’s goooood. Axel is up to no good and back in Beverly Hills. Strong plot. Funny moments. Axel Foley music. Couldn’t ask for a better sequel. Unfortunately, the series begins to fall apart from here on out. 8/10
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Such a good film, absolutely hilarious Better than the first
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Impossible to be objective about this film because it’s such an incredible nostalgia hit! Falls right into the camp of ‘they don’t make them like they used to…’ It’s great fun and holds its own compared to the first.
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It’s rare for seuquels to be good but this series kept knocking it out of the park. It’s better in some ways to the first but worse in others. I usually watch these films every year as they always make me laugh
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Yeah it was good but very generic nowhere close to the first one
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Best out of the trilogy.
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I have so much love for the first 2 BHC films, the third one not so much but I do still have a soft spot for it. Are they cheesy? yes Does it still work? oh 100%
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The heat’s back on! You know the rules: If I see a Beverly Hills Cop film is on TV, I have to watch it. I don’t make the rules I just enforce them. Watched: Sky Cinema.
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Comic movie
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Clairement moins bon que le précédent mais sympa quand même.
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Forgot how funny this was, yet I forgot the details. I also forgot the details of the 1st one and have to rewatch it again sometime.
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Faz um tempo desde que eu vi o primeiro, mas eu gostei muito mais desse aqui, gosto do trisal homossexual dos três personagens, e o Tony Scott tem se tornado um dos meus diretores mais queridos, mais ainda a Brigitte Nielsen bandida é absurdamente linda pqp, eu levaria um balaço pra ajudar ela na estrada também.
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genuine comedic relief everytime i see foley, rosewood, and taggart on my screen.
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Billy and Axel are so in love tbh
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“You just hit a squad car!” “I know, I know. It’s okay, I know the guy. He’s a jerk.” F**king love this movie. Everything the first film did, but to me, it was taken to another level. The action/comdey, the score/soundtrack, everything is there from the previous. Both films are very good, don’t get me wrong; I prefer this one to the first, and I think that’s mainly because of two things that combine into a third reason. First is…
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“My name is Johnny Wishbone.” This movie is fucking hilarious
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Watched this R-rated movie on cable. It was still entertaining with all the censorship. The plot is a mess. Judge Reinhold was great
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It was alr, not my thing.
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last of the real good ones.
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Much funnier than the first, much better writing. The Flanderization of Axel’s character is actually a big plus, he’s completely Bugs Bunny at this point. Just hopping around sets, monologuing for 2 minutes, it’s hilarious. This whole story is way more cartoony, but it works better this way. 3.5 stars for Judge Reinhold’s cool reptile apartment and psychopathic tendencies.
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In the context of the first film, this doesn’t really track as a good sequel for multiple reasons. The new villains and side characters just aren’t as memorable. This is kind of like if the BHC 1 boys were caught in a gas leak, but it’s really more like a cociane leak. Axel is a mean spirited dick in this and Rosewood inexplicably becomes a psychotic gun nut and it’s so out of left field. That being said, if divorced…
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Eddie Murphy is so fine
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Good sequel, rewatchable. Dont have a quote
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Bills not bartending tonight which means movies are on at Oscar’s. Watching movies with commercials is exhausting, but we got through it and had fun. Axel F knows how to make a synth banger
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Auch Teil 2 versprüht für mich dieselbe Energie und dieselbe Freude wie Teil 1. Hier gibt es nun einiges mehr an Action und die ist auch wunderbar inszeniert. Dazu kommt ein guter Cast mit schönen Gastauftritten (Hugh Hefner?!) und wirklich witzige Wortgefechte. Hier gibt es auch wenig was mich stört, aber mir hat der erste Teil einfach nochmal besser gefallen. Mal schauen wie es weitergeht mit der Reihe.
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Ça manque de Tony Scott.
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Heyahd
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Eddie Murphy’s charisma shines in this action-packed sequel, but comedic brilliance takes a backseat. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmuT-KqjlHQ
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The soundtrack’s pumping. The bullets are flying. And Axel Foley is still the coolest cop in Beverly Hills. In a world where Beverly Hills still looks spotless but somebody forgot to tell the criminals. Axel Foley is back! He’s still loud. He’s still bending every police rule ever written, and he’s still making the Beverly Hills Police Department question all of its life choices. When Captain Bogomil is gunned down while investigating the mysterious “Alphabet Crimes,” Axel heads back to…
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Moins bien que le premier mais quel plaisir Film de mon enfance « Eheheheheheheheh »
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Funnier than the first one, I feel like telling people that the things I don’t like “make my dick itch” could be the move.
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Richtig gutes Sequel. Es ist alles noch ein bisschen größer und bedrohlicher als im ersten aber Eddie Murphy ist immer noch peak und die Chemie mit seinen Kollegen stimmt auch wieder.
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A bigger, slightly worse rehash of the original. Tony Scott seems the obvious choice to direct the sequel and the aesthetic works. Still has its moments and great Eddie Murphy bits. Climax and villains feel borrowed from every 80’s action film I’ve seen and preferred the low-key fun of the first but this was fairly inoffensive (minus Hefner etc).
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Definitely the least memorable of the films, still good though
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watched movies III and II and i’m still yet to watch number I :3 i love axel more than any person ever he is so funny
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With Tony Scott’s stylistic flourishes grafted on, how will Beverly Hills Cop II convince that this should be a franchise? Well, not very well. The movie has to go to great pains to get Foley back to Beverly Hills, and almost every scenario in which Murphy/Foley must improv/bullshit his way through something, it feels lazy. Like, ‘this is just a movie that’s good enough lol’… Scott is more interested in the actual crime plot and the action. And possibly the…
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“…women.” bc ofc
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I couldn’t have expected the movie to be like this. I like the first one, but this is easily funnier, way stranger, and just bigger. It is unashamedly goofy.
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People playing volleyball, the same song playing over and over again in a 10 minute segment, beautiful sunset shots and a great soundtrack. This movie just screams Tony Scott from the moment it starts. It has everyone of his signature trademarks and they manage to elevate this movie in a way no other director could. I couldn’t get hooked on the film itself but I could watch Tony Scott’s gorgeous sunset shots till the day I die. It’s like art to me.
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One of the biggest strengths of Beverly Hills Cop II is that it understands why the first movie worked. It brings Axel Foley back, reunites him with Billy Rosewood and John Taggart, and lets that chemistry carry the movie. Even though it follows a lot of the same story beats as the original, these are characters you genuinely enjoy spending time with, so it never feels like a chore revisiting them. Eddie Murphy slips right back into Axel Foley like…
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Tony Scott was the fucking best! RIP
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This was a solid good sequel to Beverly Hills Cop. I would even perhaps say it was a little funnier too with its jokes. Firstly, let’s talk about Tony Scott’s direction, I am a huge fan of the way he used to make his movies with his own style and kinetic energy while also looking and feeling more cinematic – and Beverly Hills Cop 2 has that in droves. I will alsp say that Faltermeyer is back again on top…
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senza parole, sti film sono proprio belli, comici al punto giusto ed eddie è un bravissimo attore e produttore
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This will always have a special place in my heart as the first movie I didn’t like. Like, as a kid, I liked EVERY movie I saw, and I’ll always remember bugging dad to order this on the hotel room Spectravsion and after it was over thinking “Wow I didn’t like that”. And 40 years later, I still don’t particularly like it – the jokes aren’t really funny, the villains are some of the lamest, underdeveloped bad guys in big…
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I hope John Carpenter got royalties for the blatant ripoff of his EFNY soundtrack
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Really good film
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This is not my office
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Me diverti dnv
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A fun one, absolutely bonkers at times.
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Words cannot describe how badly I want to be friends with Billy Rosewood.
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Yes! I like this, still the same but obviously different plot- still really good
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Riding high on the success of Top Gun, Scott treats this sequel like a slick, high-octane music video, bathing the entire movie in a perpetual golden-hour glow and blinding neon light. The storyline is completely incoherent. The real joy lies in the subtle, meta-cinematic middle finger pointed directly at Sylvester Stallone, who notoriously dropped out of the original project. In the end, it’s a chaotic, cocaine-fueled relic of 1980s studio indulgence. If you’re a die-hard fan of peak Eddie Murphy running completely wild without a director like John Landis to restrain him, it’s a blast. If not, it’s just a gorgeous, incredibly noisy trainwreck.
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Not nearly as good as the original but Beverly Hills Cop II is a fun time to be had with Eddie Murphy on top form and Tony Scott delivering his always unique sense of high octane action!
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Good fun sequel. It seems more quotable than the first for some reason.
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Regresa Axel Foley y tenemos una nueva entrega del multiverso Eddie Murphy. El sagaz detective de la policía de Detroit vuelve a trasladarse a Los Angeles, esta vez para descubrir quien está detrás del ataque contra su -ahora- amigo, el Teniente Bogomil (Ronny Cox). Repite casi todo el elenco de la primera entrega -Judge Reinhold (quien aprovecha el mayor espacio que le dan ahora a su personaje para delirar de lo lindo), John Ashton, Paul Reiser y Gilbert R. Hill,…
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A definite downgrade to the first one, but there’s still plenty of laughs and iconic moments. Judge Reinhold is the highlight of this movie, Rosewood’s newfound confidence following from the events of the first movie has gotta be one of the funniest bits in these films. He seems to be the only character that thinks he’s in a drama movie, and he thinks he’s the leading man.
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Foley is slightly more energetic here…more silly impromptu character riffs to get out of situation. (I’m the pool cleaner…etc…) But, he’s also a bit less charming. There’s more ‘bitches’ and ‘dick’. The bad guys are meh as is the peril. Still…plenty of yearning for the horrible and cool eighties to be had.
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That stripper tho 🤦🏻♂️
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“Yo man, we gotta talk, seriously. Who do you think you are, Clint Eastwood? Dirty Rosewood?”
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Tony Scott, fresh off the Top Gun set, was like yeah I’ll do the Beverly Hills Cop sequel but there needs to be MINIMUM 10 sexy orangey sky/sunset shots and the studio was like go for it king yay (not real or true but canon to me personally)
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Dembélé ballon d’or ma b***
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I thought this was a great follow up to the first. Funnier than the first, Judge Reinhold and John Ashton both have upgraded roles which is a positive. Eddie is great and the movie doesn’t linger.
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What the hell!!! If only there was a third
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On prend la même recette et on recommence (en moins bien). C’était couru d’avance, l’irrépressible besoin de surfer sur le succès d’un premier film est souvent un piège, cette suite décevante en est une nouvelle preuve. Nous retrouvons bien notre Axel Folley mais sans grande nouveauté ni ambition. Le message reste quasiment le même, les vannes ne changent pas, l’histoire est bourrée de clichés et de raccourcis grotesques. Il n’y a plus ce plaisir de l’enquête (toutes les solutions lui…
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A surprisingly good sequel that is arguably better than the first film. Especially with Tony Scott’s more gritty visual direction and the hilarious digs at Sylvester Stallone spread through out.
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I’ll give it a 3 just for Beverly hills
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like the first movie where eddie murphy cracks jokes, fires guns, and walks around swaggy with his adidas forums…but better and more interesting
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I was listening to the Axel F theme on the train today that shit is sooo hard.
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Was hoping for stronger Tony Scott vibes but got to enjoy Ronny Cox, Paul Reiser, Gilbert Gottfried and a fun little Chris Rock debut. It isn’t very funny, but then again neither is the first one all that much, the main attraction here is Eddie Charm and he’s a little too reliant on it here to carry things. He’s in prime motor mouth mode in all the scenes that he has to confidently talk his way into restricted locations which…
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Not as good as 1, still fun
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i might be one of the only people in the world not alive when this movie came out and still think it’s one of the best comedies ever, i think it’s perfect kinda like there are definitely plot holes but every time i see it on a channel or pop up i’ll be like hell yea not matter what part of the movie it is. like i don’t care it is masterful from eddie murphy
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Eddie Murphy is still a game Axel Foley, but Beverly Hills Cop II is a lot less intelligent and more tedious than its predecessor. July 2026 Challenge: A movie nominated for both an Oscar and a Razzie
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“Adam, why you view everything covered in Marlboro smoke, narcotics sweat, talk like a detective, and pilot every vehicle stylish like you are in a GTA game?” Well, director Tony Scott with financing from Jerry Bruckheimer and Don Simpson got my taste buds going of what is still cool. My favorite of the Beverly Hills Cop series. Everything feels more amped up positively that I need to wear aviators watching this.
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Okay dad movie nothing really soecial
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Eddie Murphy sequel action-comedy Los Angeles. Comedy action sequel.
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Slippery slope of loving cops lying for each other
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Watching on Sky cinema. This is fun! – Kes Sue and Gemma are not in the room.
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Zzthepooh 7 月 11, 2026
Intellectual film brain: Nobody uses the colour orange like Tony Scott. Also, while this one does not have the emotional stakes of the previous one and ups the ante when it comes to the copaganda/Axel being a Karen of it all, it made me laugh more than the first. Dumb monkey brain: Oooh! It’s Donkey and Marty the Zebra in a scene together! Movie good.
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America better regard Eddie Murphy as a national treasure
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My dad spent this entire movie just telling me he wants there to be Rosewood fanfic out there
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Maybe the worst played volleyball of all time is played in this, absolutely no technique whatsoever
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Add me to the list of people who think 2 > 1. Tony directs the shit out of this. Everything is golden hour all the time, every room looks like it’s filled with firework smoke, and at the end it truly is. A big flashing DRIVE SAFE! on the Chrysler plant sign precedes everyone driving every vehicle like the road is made of banana peels. He’s the best for a reason. The game between literal Playboy models is a DISTANT second for horniest volleyball scene in his filmography.
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Nothing really prepares you for all the Stallone jokes and references if you forget those exist
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I like how the first time the Axel F theme plays in this movie is right after Eddie Murphy says ‘Allahu Akbar’. Pretty good sequel. It was definitely made in the 80s. This could’ve been a contemporary satire of said decade. But it’s not. I think it exists just for Eddie Murphy to act zany, and they found a suitable excuse (i.e., plot) for these zany moments. I hope Billy goes completely psycho in the next one.
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As good as first one. Funny.
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A great, enjoyable film. The main issue I have with this is that it takes everything that was so good about the first film and tries to dial it up a notch. It ends up feeling a little bit forced.
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83%. Eddie Murphy was great again as Axel Murphy. It was fun seeing Judge, John, and Ronny again they great in their roles. Also, I think Karla Fry was great in this film as well. Both villains were great in this film. The movie wasn’t as good as the first one but it was still good and lots of fun. Hopefully, the third one stays at this level and doesn’t dip anymore.
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god, i love, billy.
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L
Tony Scott rentre en scène pour dynamiser ce second opus côté polar mais ne sait que faire de l’aspect comique de son personnage principal.
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T
Absolute banger
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L
Série de films vraiment cool, qui jongle bien entre le marrant et le stylé selon le moment.
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J
I don’t care what y’all think. I like this movie a lot. Typical 80’s sequel… “similar story but just make it more!”. Summed up by the turning the violence up 25 notches and Rosewood’s love for artillery…and Tony Scott’s beautiful aesthetic…and cocaine probably.
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A
The action is great and the whole film has such a fun 80s vibe. Eddie Murphy is still so entertaining and his energy makes even the simpler moments work. Not as good as the first one but still a really fun sequel.
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This should’ve been Best Picture winner at the ‘87 Academy Awards (it was a weak year).
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w/dad
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CCarl Patterson 2 月 29, 2020
Still quite entertaining. I didn’t know it was directed by Tony Scott.
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R
Something has gone terribly wrong here. They’ve made the wrong sequel. The original “Beverly Hills Cop” was the screenplay written for Sylvester Stallone, but filmed with Eddie Murphy as the star. After it was such a big hit, the theory was that “Beverly Bills Cop II” would be a real Eddie Murphy movie, with more comedy and fewer guns and chases. Alas, Part 2 seems even more like a Stallone vehicle than the first movie. I’m not even sure it’s…
- Synopsis
- Axel Foley returns to the land of sunshine and palm trees to investigate the near-fatal shooting of police Captain Andrew Bogomil. With the help of Sgt. Taggart and Det. Rosewood, they soon uncover that the shooting is associated with a series of "alphabet" robberies masterminded by a heartless weapons kingpin—and the chase is on.
- Director
- Tony Scott
- Writer
- Larry Ferguson, Warren Skaaren
- Studio
- Eddie Murphy Productions, Paramount Pictures, Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films
- Country
- USA
- Language
- English
- Year
- 1987
- Runtime
- 103 mins
- USA18 May 1987
- Australia18 Jun 1987
- Japan11 Jul 1987
- Greece15 Aug 1987
- France26 Aug 1987
- Spain31 Aug 1987
- Netherlands17 Sep 1987
- Finland18 Sep 1987
- Germany23 Sep 1987
- Poland24 Sep 1987
- Denmark25 Sep 1987
- Ireland09 Oct 1987
- UK15 Oct 1987
- Italy16 Oct 1987
- Hungary10 Aug 1989
- South Korea30 Sep 1989
- Czechia01 Jan 1990
- USA29 Jan 2002
- Netherlands08 Mar 2002
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