Given the series’ hit rate so far, the prospect of a new Beverly Hills Cop sequel may not inspire much enthusiasm. It may even bring on a vague dread. Somehow, happily, the fourth film in the series is the most enjoyable since the 1984 original. Which is not to say it’s anywhere close to the quality of that film, but in keeping its ambitions simple it pulls off an entertaining couple of hours that are light, funny, and nostalgic without being overly self-conscious.
It begins, as is tradition, in Detroit, where Detective Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) is still causing trouble, managing to smash up the city in pursuit of fairly minor criminals. A drug case then takes him once more to Beverly Hills, where he crosses paths with his old colleagues Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) and Taggart (John Ashton), as well as his estranged daughter, Jane (Taylour Paige), an attorney defending a man with connections to some very dangerous people READ MORE https://worldvortex..com/2024/07/yllix-online-advertising-network.html