BEVERLY HILLS COP III "Spider Ride Rescue" Clip (1994) 

While the film may not to be everybody's taste, this is a great scene.

3:30 the mascot looking up always got a chuckle out of me

The background music to this scene really made it pop. Sounds like a video game fight boss song lol

Even though this movie is generally disliked, I still enjoyed it very much.

That jump sequence at 3:10 is one of the craziest stunts i have ever seen, props to the stunt team for making this one of the stand out set pieces of the entire franchise

The Axel Foley from the first two films would have never jumped from ferris wheel to ferris wheel. But when kids' lives are on the line, it is hard to tell.

The funniest part is where he's waving to the 2 guards from the ride😂😅

Holy shit, that was George lucas that was about to get on that ride

4:28 I love how that even the mascot in costume is standing watching Axel save the day.

AND IM 60 YEARS OF AGE AND I STILL LOVE MOVIES LIKE THIS😢😢😢😢😢

Say what you will..but this was a hell of a stunt. Props to Eddies double.

All I can say about Beverly Hills Cop III is that it had its moments. And this is one of them.

I remember this scene scaring me as a kid. I think the scene was so traumatizing that I though the doll falling out was a kid. I don't remember the rest of the movie, but this is an awesome scene. These old ass stunts make my gut wrench every time.

Eddy's smile is everything.

Eddie Murphy played one of the best action movie heroes since Rambo and the Terminator and John McLane

I like that jacket Eddie Murphy is rocking

The last scene where he rescues the kids and all he gets for it is a two men tackle 😂😂😂😂😂

RIP Happy train! 😢

I had the incredible experience of working at Six Flags Great America, where I spent two unforgettable summers operating the iconic SkyWhirl! It was a one-of-a-kind triple-armed Ferris wheel that stood as one of the park's most distinctive attractions. While the control panel in real life was far more intricate than what’s shown in the movies. Operating SkyWhirl wasn’t just about pushing buttons-it was about creating memories for families and seeing the park from a whole new perspective every day. Truly an unforgettable part of my Six Flags journey! - Jess

George Lucas made a cameo

1:09 Happy train getting stepped 😂

The mascots staring up in amazement make this scene so much better.

0:51 After all these years watching this movie I just noticed that George Lucas cameo 🙄

Man that scene kinda scared me when I was watching this as a little kid but I’m glad the kids are ok thank god

Man i love this movie!

Probably the best scene in Beverly Hills cop 3

I hope the stunt double got well paid for this sequence as he certainly earned his money.

Apparently, no one is considering the extreme level of rope burn Axel would have sliding down the rope like that.

Axel Foley is a supercop. The only thing missing on this guy is a cape.

1:30 hate that one villian he couldnt wait a few seconds for foley to come down

I just realized something: In one of John Landis’ movies, The Blues Brothers, Steven Spielberg makes a cameo appearance. In this one, it’s George Lucas!

i remember when i was like 4 watching this. at 3:36 made me really scared because of the music and the fact he was hanging upside down

Axel Foley was very brave to go out there while 50 feet high in the air to save those two children.

This scene scared me the first time I saw it because it reminded me of when I was on the Zipper ride at a local theme park. Had to pause to regain my composure once those gears started turning.

Ah these old movies. Cant wait to see the new movie of this. This was a great scene.

I was just at Great America where this was filmed. Too bad that ride is gone now 😭

Man this music really kills this scene to me. I dont see how people could find this fun.

Did that stuntman really jump from cage to cage like that???? What a crazy stunt scene! I don’t know, but that looks as real as it gets right there. Obviously the closeups of Eddie Murphy are fake, but those quick stuntman scenes of him jumping from cage to cage and hanging off that cage and climbing around are as real as it gets. What a crazy stuntman! That was a real ride too, it was called The Sky Whirl, and it was at Great America in Santa Clara, CA. It went super high in the air, I hated it, and I never rode it again after seeing this!

That hip-hop style music fits perfectly 🔥👍

George Lucas cameo. I love it!

Wonder World? AXEL!

6:39 Well that was, smart move. But you can’t take Axel to prison for that! 😠

GEORGE LUCAS!!!!!! That was George Lucas getting into the carnival ride with his date

6:39 😂😂😂

this is actually where Railblazer (California's Great America) is standing now

The Barf Buckets.......LOL

1 of my favorite movies ever outta the series and they making a new 1

Man. I LOVE THIS MOVIE TOOOOO. BUT AXEL. WAS. HELPING THOES KIDS. GET DOWN DAMMM THOES FN BAD MEN 😠😠😠😠😠

Brave stunt man.

I was this years old when I learned George Lucas had a cameo in Beverly Hills Cop 3.

Not saying it was the best, but it was personally my favorite Beverly cop.

I don't know what people were talking about. This was cool.

I remember laughing at The way everyone moves out the way when the stuff animal falls lol. They weren’t gonna try and save the kids if they fell lol

3:12 holy shit what a stunt!

CREDITS: TM & © Paramount (1994) Cast: Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, Hector Elizondo, Theresa Randle Director: John Landis Screenwriter: Steven E. de Souza

This scene and the Jon Flint character were probably the only things in this movie that were actually good

Paramount needs to get californias great america back!!!

part 3 is a movie for disney plus viewers

2:55 the fucking smash bros gasp got me dyin.

Is that George Lucas who Axel cut in front of to get in the ride?

Wasn’t that George Lucas?

The real name of the ride was called Sky Whirl at the Gurnee park, my family used to call it the Ugly Finder for some reason. The grey looping shuttle coaster was called Tidal Wave, the black coaster was called the Demon.

Outfit is just like a gta tbogt

I remember this movie, from my childhood

This movie looks good to me.

After watching this several times and analyzing it carefully, this is what I’ve concluded from my favorite scene in this movie: it’s not great but not terrible, just okay. I’m not just analyzing this scene by itself, I’m analyzing it in terms of how it does as a sequel, as a sequel needs to tick a few more boxes to be truly great. I'm not sure why Axel is walking like that at the beginning, like he's expecting something to pop out at any moment. So far, he doesn't really have a reason to worry. Sure, he used an entrance that he probably wasn't meant to use, but no one knows and he's walked past several people at this point, so they can't catch him out. When being shot at, anybody’s first instinct is to dive for cover, but Axel stupidly stands in the same spot and takes a second to get his gun and fire back. He didn’t know how many gunmen there were and there were two good places of cover right there for him. It makes him look stupid when he’s been established as very smart several times. However, him running for the exit immediately shows a degree of common sense, so that’s good. And he very quickly defends himself too, showing he’s quick and a good fighter. Nice consistency there with the previous two movies. And one more thing, Axel’s two shots were pretty close to the guard so he’s a pretty good shot, again nice consistency. As I mentioned with Axel looking like he’s keeping a close eye out for something to pop out, I’ll point out how the second guard upstairs was running and clearly made noise, which would catch a cautious Axel’s attention, especially in a quiet corridor, but it doesn’t so that’s a tiny plot hole. Also, Axel’s caution is a nice consistency from the first movie (he did it with his reunion with Mikey), but it’s mostly unfounded here as he has no reason to worry. I do like how the second guard sort of mistimes his jump on Axel as it’s a bit more realistic and especially when Axel is moving backwards and could run at any moment, meaning you have to get the drop on him ASAP, it’s plausible. So that’s a good layer of realism added in with the character’s desire to neutralize Axel quickly. Also, the Spider scene is completely pointless. It’s entertaining and a good display of Axel’s bravery and his care for others as well as his quick thinking, but we’ve seen that several times so those can’t be reasons to include this scene. Those traits need to be present absolutely, but they can’t be the only driving force. There needs to be a story reason and there wasn’t one here. I do like how Axel almost mistimed the jump on one of the red things (I don’t know what their name is) and he pleaded “Just don’t let go”. This makes him more human and adds more stakes too as he nearly fell to his death. Axel waving at the guards like a child and a huge grin on his face too, while funny, was really stupid as they just tried to kill him and he picked a pretty good hiding spot only to give himself away. This is just cheap humor. It adds nothing except humor, and a kind of humor that is illogical and inconsistent with Axel’s established smartness. You might say that because the first guard didn’t try to shoot him again when the second one jumped on him that Axel knew they weren’t trying to kill him, but that doesn’t erase the fact that they were still trying to catch him and he still gave himself away. He didn’t call the police so he had no idea if they were coming. It’s smart how Axel doesn’t go to retrieve his gun upon being jumped as he knows he’s not going to reach it and risk getting shot. Billy and Flint’s reactions were hilarious and showed their concern and loyalty for Axel too.

3:16 If you pause it you can see the shunt double nearly getting his leg caught in the pod, hence the shout!

Axel F( Eddie Murphy)

0:28 I swear I’ve heard that March before that was playing in the background. It’s very faint, but you could hear that march being played by some electronic instrument. By any chance, do you know what was the name of that March?

5:40 Give Me Your Hand.

Beverly Hills cop in San Jose California is from my hometown. I've been going to paramount great America since the 80s

I love this scene so I do

beverly hills cop 3 is the best one

Was that a cameo from George Lucas? Bahahahaha I know a guy at work that utilizes the underground tunnels, absolute legend like Axel Foley here, reminds me of him going through underground tunnels at work and solving crimes on the outside

Well done axel. Thats bloody shit for those kids hanging from that cabin of that spider wheel. That cabin lost its grip from something broken

Props to the stuntman, jesus 😳 Who was he?

Wow, Axel Foley has the strongest left hand in the world. Wow, this hand can slide down 30 feet of 1/4 inch robe with no feet. Wow, then have two kids jump on him and slide down another 50 feet. Wow, and this hand can even withstand and resist rope Burns - Wow what a grip, he is my hero - Wow, love when movies insult our intelligence this badly! Wow

Guy had a clear shot

The two men who played Holloway and the other fella are L.L. Ginter and Dan Martin (Ella Joyce’s husband).

0:50 LOL. Didn’t see that comin’

이쁜영상 잘보고갑니다 😀 😎 💗 💕 😍.

I remember watching this as a kid and thinking it was cool. What a fucking idiot i was.

That Takes A lot Of Prattles

Something tells me that one or both of those kids will appear in the sequel and will help Axel with the case

That is scary

4:30 all right Axl Foley

6:27 big shadow on kiosk in background is the “falling” cabin before it’s dropped from out of frame once they’re out of the way

So the controls broke that easily

No doubt, this is the best part of the movie

*apparently the park runs on Lego technology and there is no emergency stop button.*

I love how he’s literally running for his life, then proceeds to trap himself on a ride and literally WAVE at the people trying to kill him. I have a soft spot for this movie, but it’s not smart lol

If you bang on those three levers, all the gears and chains will fall apart, and the ride will become a death trap.

6:08 I like this scene.

I laughed my head off so I did

Look, I've seen Beverly Hills Cop III (1994) tons of times over the years. The movie had its moments and of course the cast was top notch (actor Timothy Carhart's Ellis DeWald is an underrated villain, I hated him in this film; so smug and thinking he was smarter than everyone, f*** him), but the Wonderworld and family friendly elements of this film f***** up this film's potential. The film started off in Detroit (ha, those were some back streets of some seedy parts of Downtown Los Angeles) with some top-notch action/shoot em up scenes. Then not too long after Inspector Todd's funeral, the movie went downhill when they got to Wonderworld. So sad, this movie had potential.

Me flying away from my Problems 1:07

Not the mascot closing the kid's eyes 6:11 It's actually six ten or Okay but it's funny

Why do Beverly Hills Cop henchmen have worse aim than storm troopers?

0:50 not even in fake Disney land George Lucas gets respect.

AXEL 3:52