Beverly Hills Cop

Four films across forty years, the last of which never went near a cinema.

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Where to start with Beverly Hills Cop

Four films in order. The only thing worth knowing is where the fourth one is: it went straight to Netflix in 2024 and never had a cinema release, so if you are looking for it in a listings guide, that is why you cannot find it. It is a direct sequel and picks up the same character thirty years on.

  1. 1
    Beverly Hills Cop Beverly Hills Cop

    1984. A Detroit cop in California, and one of the biggest films of the decade.

  2. 2
    Beverly Hills Cop II Beverly Hills Cop II

    1987.

  3. 3
    Beverly Hills Cop III Beverly Hills Cop III

    1994, and the weakest by common consent.

  4. 4
    Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

    2024, on Netflix, thirty years after the third.

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The Films

  • Beverly Hills Cop 1984
  • Beverly Hills Cop II 1987
  • Beverly Hills Cop III 1994
  • Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F 2024

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