Parents need to know that this movie features young comedian Eddie Murphy at the height of his fast-talking and foulmouthed power. Much of what makes the film funny is his use of obscene or at least inappropriate language in a multitude of situations. While he is a cop, his character, Axel Foley, uses the "ends justify the means" approach to police work, and almost every scene involves him lying to various people in order to pursue his goal. Violence is not pervasive, but when it appears, it's rendered realistically -- fistfights leave marks and gunshots produce blood and/or death. Sex is not a major factor in the film, but there is a scene that takes place in a strip club that does feature female nudity.
Positive messages:The hero is an honest cop, but he disregards procedure.
Violence:Realistic hand-to-hand combat and gun-fighting.
Sex:Female frontal nudity briefly featured in strip club scene.
Most of the reviews I saw were downing the movie by saying it is inapropriate for children but i wtched the movie anyway and noticed that the only real issue is thaat there are alot of inapropriate language.This movie has a very good storyline about a cop from detroit who goes to beverly hills on "vacation", but he is really there to investigate the killing of his friend.In the process he makes friends with a beverly hills cop
Hysterical.Their is some female frontal nudity.No heavy sex content.If you've heard people curse a lot then this would be for any age.As long as your good with hearing some bad language the movie is fine.
Look. There are shoot-outs, blood, and violence. Not the worst thing. The A-Team had more violence. So did Rambo. But still dependent on your child. As for the sexuality/nudity, three cops go to a strip club. You see much exposure of the body, not something all parents want their children to see. The biggest issue is the language used by the characters, mainly Eddie Murphy. Every few seconds or minutes, depending on the scene, has the word f--k or s--t in it along the line. One or two usages of the word d--k. I thought that this wasn't a very amusing/entertaining movie. It was one of those stupid cop movies where the crazy cop is the hero. Not necessarily for all.
I bought this film in the charity shop for £2.99 and it was worth it. My mum was a bit worried, because of the language used in it. It has got lots and lots of f**ks and its brothers and sisters, and a few son of a b***hes and s**ts as well. There is quite a bit of violence; some bloodless and some not. Mikey gets shot twice in the head and dies, but that shows no blood. Victor Maitland is shot many, many times with a little blood splattered on the wall, but blood all round his stomach. There are also some punches, and some crime. Thre is a strip club scene as well where you see a women's bosoms. It was more inapropiate than I thought it was gonna be. It is funny as well. A good buy, as long as your not letting your 7 year old watch it.