Murphy's 1st solo lead and he shined
Beverly Hills Cop was Eddie Murphy’s fourth film and an important one because it proved that he could carry a film all by himself. Previously he’d been in buddy movies with Nick Nolte in 48 Hrs and Dan Aykroyd in Trading Places. Now the studios believed in his box office appeal enough that he could be the sole lead. This proved an excellent decision because Murphy shined allowing him to throw in jokes while being an action hero cop. Shout out to Judge Reinhold as a Beverly Hill cop that works with Murphy and Bronson Pinchot who plays a gay worker at an art studio. They were the two best supporting roles. The 80s keyboard and drum machine soundtrack is also iconic.
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