Beverly Hills Cop III Page #3

Synopsis: In Detroit, Axel Foley leads a raid on a chop shop. When they go in, the people inside start shooting at them. Foley's boss, Inspector Todd, joins them. Someone shoots Todd and before dying Todd tells Foley to get him. Foley tries to catch him but some Feds stop him. They don't tell him why they're letting him get away. Based on things the shooters left behind, leads Foley to believe that the shooters have ties to an amusement park in Beverly Hills. So Foely goes there and asks his old friend, Billy Rosewood who's been promoted to a "prestigious position" for help. He meets Billy's new partner, Jon Flint. He asks if they know anyone at the amusement park and Flint tells him he knows the head of security, Ellis DeWald. Foley goes to the park and after a little misadventure, he meets DeWald and recognizes him as the man who killed Todd. But everybody including Flint tells Foley DeWald is a good guy. But Axel knows he's the one. He would be approached a park employee who tries to help him
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): John Landis
Production: Paramount Home Video
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.5
Metacritic:
16
Rotten Tomatoes:
10%
R
Year:
1994
104 min
957 Views


and ask some questions.

Maybe I can find something out.

Would y'all know somebody there?

Absolutely. Ellis DeWald

is the head of park security.

Runs the biggest private

security force in America.

Can you introduce me to him?

As soon as I have a talk

with the perps in Van Nuys, all right?

You go on out. I'll call DeWald,

tell him you're coming.

He's a great guy. He's a pal of mine.

I'll meet you out there.

Great. Thanks.

You'll love Wonder World.

It's a great place.

Axel, don't forget,

we play by the rules around here.

I've heard Taggart's stories.

Which one of those green lines

is Wonder World behind?

- There he is!

- OK, come on!

Hello, sir, welcome to Wonder World.

Can I help you?

Yes, I'd like to talk to one of the park

executives, a Mr. Ellis DeWald.

Do you have an appointment?

- I'm supposed to. My name's Axel Foley.

- OK.

I'm sorry, sir.

I don't have you on the list.

Maybe they haven't called yet.

A Detective Flint from

the Beverly Hills Police Department

was supposed to call

and get me squared away.

I'm sorry, sir, but if you don't have

an appointment for park business,

you will have to buy a ticket.

- How much is a ticket?

- Thirty-five dollars.

Thirty-five dollars?!

That allows you and your party access

to all the rides, shows and attractions.

Wait a minute. Look,

I don't want to go on any rides,

and I don't have any party.

It's just me.

All I wanna do

is talk to the director of security.

Excuse me, sir, would you step

out of line for a moment, please?

- What line?

- Just step over here, please, sir.

Thank you.

Is there a problem, sir?

Yeah, I'll tell you

what the problem is.

Thirty-five dollars,

that's what the problem is.

If the admission seems high,

we suggest you go

down the road to Fantasy Park.

You might find their ticket price

more to your liking, sir.

The point is, I'm here to see

Ellis DeWald. Is he your boss?

Yes. Mr. DeWald

is head of security and guest relations.

- Do you have an appointment?

- I'm supposed to have an appointment.

"Supposed to" is not having, is it, sir?

Excuse me.

- One, please.

- There you go. Thank you.

Thank you.

You know, you should have your tailor

cut the jacket a little wider

in the chest.

That way your gun

won't bulge in the back.

Thank you.

Uncle Dave.

What's going on?

"Alien Attack"?

Can I help you?

I was just curious

what Alien Attack is.

Watch.

Attention! Attention!

This is a red alert.

Alien spacecraft

are invading the city.

Board the subway trains

for immediate evacuation.

This is wild.

Yes, it's one of our

more popular attractions.

Excuse me, but...

what are you doing in here?

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Danilo Bach

Danilo Bach (born March 1, 1944) is an American screenwriter and film producer. more…

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